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The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 4

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The Tennesseani
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Nashville, Tennessee
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-r I to rtITC111-511SIntrdL" Statnkr 1103311111(1 15s ri6Ese 11111MIEMMEMEIIMEMOOMMEEMIEMEMOMEMENInonnw1 BXE a I 'I 1 0 4 1 1 i i 0 i I i ir -r a 1 yr s-- virt tl" ro rr 0 ro -S LibireMAEV I litAit015 -1887 ---SIXTziell plarq -1 -1 -ssi 4 i' I fmmo The Allege(' Swindler of the Galls' tin Bank Captured i ir GRAND swE GisALE P14 t11 tmlo 7 ink Or o4 1 t- olov iiIIIC0 4 ittiP "or Will 6elln to-Morrow and last for One Week Only Our Cause: Too a as many go 4 a ods I They 114o el 1 ust go we Must have the 'room i 4 it 4r I a I 1 1 as1 Cs: kJ t't' tv i -k 1: i'i 's 1 -1A'14 "1116 1 A II GRA 1 ImD IF Ilun'es I I I A IF WICITT 4 Embroidered Robato-175 embroidered robes on oar bargain coaster at Its worth 10 Thompson Kelly Embroidered Robee410 embroidered robes In assorted glades at ta httt dormer price SiOn to Vint Thompson Islip rerstved one ease paragon frame parasols at SILIO rheaS at NUM Thompson a Kelly Le Half Hoot doses Marie? eel skated make CoglIsh lisle halt hose at 109 usually retailed at litio Thompson a Kelly myth 11 MTV 4 Embroldere4 Robes475 embroidered robes on oar barrels coaster at OL -worth THE1DIAAIONIii :11 4t) NoAkiale Wins Another Laurel Prom the Crescent City I 10 MMMIIMME A Dia'play of Pyrotoialee' Dismayed the Visitors 4' 4 Detroit Again Downs ilia White Stockings i 01 I THE1DIAMONI 1 I 4--Iw----'-ro' I White Tho Part That Diamond Dyes Phivad la the Arroat LO I AT THE ''PRICE)S11 A i St H4 fourteenth secative Game: The Wavering Pennant on Many Yields Burgrhkee Vow OrloansT 4 A Days beluga ft ft 17: ea' 144 4 ii '1: -CE 1: 1 4 A 1 1 6'40 1 1 tt 'I 0 4 tiy ok'4' 1 io i''-''' iir i I 1 7 si! 01 1: Lftom bT- lit 4- -Jny -k 1 -4' 41 I 411 'to I 410 I a 1 1 4 '1 1 giv! '11 '11 11 JII 10 it ii -'17-71 II 1 It 1-' 0 1 i 44 :4 1 nandkerehlete 1 4410 il Lades' Ltnen fmbroldered shoes lbet war Ladles' Lilian Embrolderred sbooll 2A0 were 4 Srifill iribroldery 1 pieces keasy work 10o was 111 4A pleess heavy work 13e was 20s 00 pieces heavy work 2re was 25i 0 Woes heavy work Mc WaS 501 I 454nch Flouncing The was 0100 40-Ineb Flouncing 0100 was $121 I 46-Inch Flouncing $125 we $VE4 A large Ilse of new cheviots straight sod round-cut sack ults In latest pattern Nat noshed at AL Lannetu's Go and see the berizain counter Itt dren's sults at A Lannom's Rot weather has come to stay Go to A Dumont's sod Iet Will Reese t000l you off with a Dew suit of summer underwear An elegant line of straw bats at A Lannon' Tall 'nen cite get what tiny want in is min coats In custommaite long cut and frock The cheapest largest and handsommt line of gents' neckwear in the city at A Dumont's The famous Sweet Orr jeans pants all sizes at A lAnnom's A new shipment of gents' frock cheviot 11 sults long end short but received at A Lannones A handsome line of rant goods at A Lannones made to order for $650 $7001 $750 6300 1450 800 If you want anything In clothing bats or gents' furnishing beet article for the lemt on the "Cash Chothier" A Lannom tst ft 141 Boodert LktitieDrIwAut Ltse "foolery 15e were 25 Ladles' Imported Hosiery black and 0010f114 at were 4-44 :434 ChIldrea's fultregultigribbeilt Boas afl illzes 11etwere 15 it i Black Bilk Boa lad black st 750 were 1L 9euta fuli regular Balbriggan Roe 100 ries '40 o' 4 4404! lull teguldir lasicilirose 1" were aDor tit AA tun recUlat black Hosiery 25e were Gloves: I- It lot Stilted Kids 45 lot 6-buttou Unitresseo Ild Tans only st 10 Ivens 11' 1 101 thiglish 11816 15o were 21 4r') 4 1 4 trA7' White Goods Yards beautiful 'sheer large plaids at 100 were 10 11 pleas set ise Mio 81s 'fere 15e Victoria Lawn at to I lard Corded Piques India Linens Persian Lawn and BMIste Clair at attontshing low price so e4i kir A 1 All'' I '4r44 tr4 1 '4 0 I I 4t-4'41 Laces 010 4i CV12' VG ---1- 4 7" seal Alm Cslay CA -TI 4 04SP i tt 111 I's 1 A neat piece of work watt yesterday done by Detective Porter On the 10th day of last ()dolor two checks were presented at the Farmers st Traders' Bank at Gs Patin and were paid About ten days ago It was discovered Bud the checks were fraudulent and that the Bank bad been windloi The cheeks were made Bitable to A Sextua and were over the supposed eignature of Bertrand The latter gentlenoin Is a fanner who lives about twelve miles northeast of Gallatin and who seldom goes to town For this reason the forgery was tot discovered earlier No such man as Sexton was known The amount lost by the forgery was only $100 but the bank offialals determined if possible to ferret out the party who had Imposed upon them Mr Robert Porter Chief of Porter's Detective Agency of this city was secured He went to OHBAtin saw the bank offictals and Mr Bertrand but could obtain from them no sort of clue The cashier of the bank had no recollection of the man who presented the checks The only peculiar thing about them was that one of them was written in green ink Mr Porter was amisted by his Gallatin representative Constable Walton and the two began at oi ce a thorough investigation They went out into the country and interviewed everybody in Mr Bertrand's neighborhood They heard of a certain party who some time ago was known to have made some green ink out of diamond dyes and at once began to look into his record They found that he had known Mr Bertrand very well and bad clerked in several stores In the neighborhood They further found where he had written the name A Sexton In an old Harper's Monthly and also where be bad matked on some boards with his green ink This wee deemed suMcient and yesterday they went to his home in Goodlettsville and arrested Lee Rather for the offense He was brought to Nashville told of the things which were found out concerning him and confessed in full to the crime He will this morning be taken to Gallatin arid turned over to the Sumner County authorities He is only 113 years of age and a handsome intelligent young lUniOgn: lc Mompitia r0 0 atobtkEa1 eft 0 0 III 100-6 Summary! Earned 20 Mobile-S Too base 11 ita Andrews and black Home 0 bounki nAl hood kappell and paelan assistsd Phelan and Struck Veash 11)7 anomie OS call 1 by built" sksso from being bit by pitched Veaeh it by Duffel Plumed 1 Watt btiches--Dufiee 2 That) of gameTao bous told Attain minutes Atkinson pirriums 7 CHIcaoo LIficlacd ILL May It better fielding beat 111cago's slightly superior battery to-day and the consequence was another victory for tho team from the straits In the find inning base hit by Dunlap Rowe and Brouthets earned two rims for the visitore and tbat stood as their score until the sixth when Duniap's bees on Sunday's error followed by base bits by Bmutbers and Thompson produoed another run Brouthers was put out at third but Itictuirdeon got a base on Way and "Deacon" While followed with a four bagger so that altogether Detroit bad four runs for the inning In the eighth Broutbers) two bagger followed by Thompson's double made another run for the 1 visitors seven in all For Chicago in the second inning Pfeiffer made a three bagger and scored on play In the fourth Ryan made a bows run and in the eighth Clarkson led off with a single and Sulfivan followed with a four bagger But that was all Chicago 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 0-4 Ilet rod 20000401s-7 Clarkson and Flint Detroit Gelizein and (Anvil Baas Chicago 8 Detroit 8 5 Detroit Home Sullivan and Thompson Struck 6 Geitzein A rrnsBuRo 5 INDLO1APOLIS 2 PITTSBURG PA May 5000 wple wituesoed the Pittsburg club defeat the Indianopolis to-day after a hard strug- gIe Both Galvin and Bdyle were in excellent condition neither allowing his oppo- mints to bunch their bits Brilliant fielding ou both side' kept the score down to small figutee Carroll accepted seven chances in centre In the ninth Inning when the wore was tie Barkley led off with a bit Miller got his base on Baesett's fumble and both be and Barkley scored on Whitney's three-bagger She latter scored on Smith's single The next three men went Out For Indianapolis Mateachy reached first on Smith's fumble in the ninth but the next three Men were retired before be was ad- vanced Pittsburg 6' 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 16-6 Indianapolis -001001600-2 Galvin and Miller Indianapolis Boyle and Myers Base Pittsburg 1'4 Indianapolis 8 Pittaburg 5 Indianapolis 2 Struck Boyle St 101:13 ti BAPIMORlo 1 Si Louis May Browas won their fourth straight game from Baltimore to-day making their fourteenth successive victory They won the game in the first Inning on Phenomenal Smith's wild pitching and bard long drives of Comiskey and Fouts when babes were filled O'Neill sent a sky scraper over tba right field fence fora home run The best features of the game were a magnificent backward running catch by Sylvester of a bard drive off Burn's bat in the flist Inning the battery work of Fonts and Bushoug the fielding of Tucker Trott's catching and Robinson's workat 4 a IIIIMAZIO'h 4 101N OS ie 1 i 1 1-2 4 0 6 kkimmary! tuts-- Memphis NV Mtg' I- 4 Ten Im I it -11-- et w-1 i 1 1 1 I 1 lot Oriental Lam 5c Wae ilc 1 lot Oriental Laces 10e was15e lot TorehenLaces11001 ions 15e-f 45 lots Floundug 46e was SIM 45 lots Flouncing $L00 was $12A 45 IOU Val Flouncing 11150 was 000 45 lots Chantilly Flouncing at one-third off Val Laces bledecia Laces at onethIrd Oft The Nashvilles won their twelfth conseonue victory yesterday defeating easily the New Orleans team' Theirexoellent playing and continued SUCCOM is all the More reitiarkable when consideration is taken of the dieabled condition of the team Bradley Hogan and Mathias are on the sick list Mountjoy's arm is yore and Nicholas has been forced in the emergency to catch twelvistraight gamier The result has been that Maul was the only sound pitcher The timely mistimes of Smith the Vanderbilt student helped them out of one difficulty and Masragoot at that of yesterday In the championship series they have won seventeen of twenty games played 4 ultimata who was released a few days Binte by the Mobile was given a trial yesterditY by the locals and on the strength of a well-pitched game was last night signed His box-work was good and he bids fair to be a strong acuis1tIon The feature of the playing by the Nashvilles was Burks' work at abort Me had eight fielding chances kteveral of which were most difficult and all In brilliant style At the hat he bkd eve chanees Ind made four safe hiteinchiding two doubles and a triple work at second was showery fine Nicholas CODSO ally the playing )re Molten of list las has catch a been The idorbilt Unity VO WW1 days al yes3gth of fair to 1 of the work lances tad aohat be mice's cholas sLowie5e Klamlne--2000 yards all-wool Etanilne 85 to 44-Inch at 25o worth from tOo to 7ilo Thotupsuu Kelly my14 Paraso Is1-85 elegant French parasols at S5 worth $10 Thompson Jt Kelly utylt bt Hardy Norvell 1 Gaines have Just recolved a new supply of the latest styles In hats bounets ribbons Bowers etch Church st- roy14 21 11111re UM 11P le latest styles In wets eta 258 royld 21 'L: ''t Peres Is St oto-quartor oft regular pricec ao JloyMr 1111Ft Sttt Or omdts top' 09tWas at one-qqarter oft 4rriv olltirdar pricus Sttt specials 4 700 Woes Imbroidert 0e worth M' 1 Ladies' India Gauze Vests 25e were 450 Ladies' Jersey Vests 53c were 50o Turkish Bath Soap 40o a dozen 500 Good Corsets Mc were 50c Imported Corset' 75c and $till Tomtit Ruching ific for six yards' 500 beet Bustles 2531 were 50e 1 000 heat Bustles 500 were 75c 1 '4 Stamped Linen Tidied 00o 4 stamped Linen SPIssheri 25e4 Stamped Linen 54-inch Scarfs 85o Stamped Linen 72-inch Ecarts4 45c I Try our own roasted Caracas coffee Crone corner Broad and Summer streets tual84uthsu as coffee miner streets Fans 1 Gauze fans 50c From 2110 to 820 each Jerseys B7 dozen Ladies' Black Jerseys ill sizes BOrt were Si I lot Lattice' Imported Jerseys at $150 not ail sizes were $260 to $5 1 I Handkbrchiefiu Children's Linen liamdkerchlets to or 1300 per dozen Ladles' hem-stitched Be Elute 1 Look out for muddy water and supply yourselves with the American Water Clarifier and Purifier Wharton 1 Cu my11 81 ater and supply an Water Co My14 a Boys wastm lot See er Walsia 88o1 were 1 i 5)31: I 1 tot tine Percale at fit wara 76a I lot One Percale at 75a weft 7')1 Norvell Gaines are constantly receiving new millinery 258 Church te myit are constantly 258 Church id Of above prices are for one week only to redlice" bur' inimenee sto6k T-11 "1r ''T" -r -1r 1- -r-n eN r-r-1 -r7N 41 I I I I 4 4 I SOCIETY A telegram from Wavhington mtys: A marriage Hoenee we issued here to-day to George Fortane of Cincinnati and Bertha Fricke of Nashville izt ir't1 044 A 1 i k4 4 it '414411 1t1 y4 4 I 4 '11 4 i 44 It 4 1 REy'tle: 144 44 j'' '4i I A A et UNA 7 It XT 1) 17 A I- lk WHITE DRESS COODS I COODS 0 I 1111-11N LX 1111:3 iv 4 -ACH- 4 24 A' A ashville Tenn ifr) A Cs Iviptik)o 'el' vv" n' Nash Tenn -rTijo L'" I 1 1 I 80 NorthL Sul3a13aert I i -7 1 ii Summer 7c 717 1 ''i -1 0 :1 hL ri ADYIERTISEMENTIO INDZI Notice Lots at auction 500 men wanted Eldorado Springs Ward's Seminary Clarendon Holed 1 Salesmen wanted American Paper Co Gasoline Cook Stoles Public School examination Asylum Nashville Cominandery tr 1 I 01 -v' A iC St Al If 11 7414 11 teo'4 rin 4o GIVEN AWAY packages :4 of Non-Suppmg rar on Steel Hair Pins i A 44 II ri' 40 GIVEN AWAY 1----Sample packages of- Non-Slipping 1 ar on Po W01 4A0141dlo a4ALP 1 CITY ITEMS 3 Read the Bee Hive "ad" to-day en page 4 't ArroRitzTe I 1111tAt EsTATE Aoxprrs ArroRwzYs i A a Mann a Actual A 0 MistariT Autaut Caught his twelfth conocutive game and as usual caught well He is a genuIn treasure and could not be replaced Th visitors did only fair playing Pula' work at third gave Um Icads moral runs Hie stops and catobes were very die but his arm was sore and his throwing was very wild In the sixth inning after marine loran errors ha well to contra and Brennan took charge of third bag But for an error of Haman the viAtom would kare been abut oat Cartwright was on first and Geis knocked a short grounder to Mame mho 'picked It up promptly and threw over second bmeman's head sending tho two men to third and second respactholy A double play could very easily have been made The battery work of Clark and Vaughn was Sot very good The last game of the present seriso and the last to be played in Nashville for teveral weeks will take place to money afternoon 1 Tbe following is the official score: 1 SASEVILLI AS IL 111 BS PO i I Clinton I 6 1 8 0 4 0 0 Hales 2ew I 1 8 0 1 51 Maui to 1 1 1 I 1 0 0 Reeder 3 0 2 0 0 Fine 1st 0 0 0 0 liannion 2b ii 0 1 0 4 6 0 1 Nicholas 8 4 1 8 0 5 0 Magnin 6 8 2 0 0 2 Bunts It A 1 4 1 1 I 6 Total --al- 15 18 1 27 13 '78 NSW OUSANS AB 11 ILK 111 PO A Cartwright lb: 1 5 1 2 0 12 2 1 Gahm 2b 6 1 -4 1 II 3 2 0 0 i Brennan3bIscf 41102 11 Pujol es Six 4 1 1 1 2 7 Powell11 04 0 0 0 0 tuner I a- 4 0 1 1 0 0 Murphy 1 i I- 4 flo 0 4 ti A 1 Vaughn cl 40 9 0 1 0 1 Clark 4 0 0 0 8 2 Total 38 4 13 2 27 18 12 Score by Nashville 0 2 0 5 2 0 I 4 0-15 New Orleans 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0- 4 Summary: inns Two base hits-Maul Reeder Nkholas Mannion Fuiler Burka A Three-base hits-Burks Clark struck out-By Mama 2 Piumed tialls-Nkholas 1 Vaughn Wild pitches-Clark 1 Time of game-Two hours Um- pire-Suelt game was Beautifully Embroiders I White Robes Boehm' Laos Normandie Val Flouncing' Embroidered Swiss Flouncing' 42 inches' wide Fine White India Linen Oarreau dee Indies White French Organdie Egyptian Lace Flouncing" Persian Linen White French Nalnsook White India mull' Persian Lawn Batiste Claire White Crepeline White Nen's Veiling White Surab Silk Whit Gro" Grain Silks: White Satins White Ariel Suiting Fine White Linen Lawn' Plaid India Linen White Robes 1 clogs 42 inches' I REAL "'A 40 la DOND Roll Estate Gceeral Colitchu Or 10 1ST Tv )T ip 4 4 No 113)1 0104 figiare It 1 mEnitrrir ACIELEN'''' A I I Attorneys Law I and Solicitors In I if i s'r 'Jill chapooryo: 13'' OMNI 51 College F3t Nashville Tenn Telephone 'M Notary Public In the office je'811 1 1 FRANK REID MICROBAItT TAILORS Landsberger's Bargain List-- Pair diamond ear-drops cost $100 for Fine diamond solitaire ring cost $ZO for $150: A Fine diamond solitaire stud Cost $135 for 1175 Fine diamond star 'bid creecent lace cost 111150 for $75 Fine diamond loos pin cost $75 for $35 Fine diamond lace pin cost 1150 fsr V5 Nine-stone diamond ring coat 4110t for $56 Eight-stone diamond ring cost $SA roc $t5 Fine Howard gol4 watcb cost $125 for $75 0 Fine wild gold Elent watch cost $5 I for $35 Fine solid gold lady's Elgin 'watch cost $50 for $3 Solid silver thimbles only 15c At Landsberger's 255 Cburch street opposite Watkins Institute ler 44 rITAJ WEIN 1 7 tt 4 TAILOR 3511t Chem St 4:: 110000001-6 Baltimore 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0-8 touts Foote and Bueliong Baltimorti Smith and Trott Base St Louis 12' Baltimore Louts 8 Baltimore 4 Struck out-7-Gleasot4 Sylvester 2 Davis Tacker CINc1NNATI 7 arra 6 Craiminart May a desperate struggle the Cinclunatis snatched a victory from the very jaws of defeat to-day the winning run being made after two men were out Mays pitched magnificently but let llown in the last inning Smith was very effective but six bits being made and seven men striking out Re gave nine teen bases on balls however The game was the most exciting of the season O'Brien and Carpenter made wonderful one banded catches ot bard line hits Cincinnati 1 1 0 1 0 1 8-7 Metropolltins 0 0 0 2 0 2 0-8 1 Smith and Keenan Metropolitans Mays and Holbert Base 12 Mete 14 Cincinnati 4 Mete Struck 3 Mays Radford Hankinson Gerhardt -ATLTi4 5 Lounerlmg 4 Ltanstrnxx Kr May Athletics defeated the Louisville to-day in an exciting ten inning contest Larkin brought in by a line bit to center field in the tenth intlug after the latter had stolen seeoud and third makini the winning run The fielding on both sides was excellent The home nine lost through being unable to hit Atkisson There was a good attend ance notwithstanding- the races About 2000 people were present Loutsville 0 0 0 2 0 2 if 0 0 0-4 Attletie 1' I 1 0 0 1 0 0 1-6 Neal and A Cross Athieticav Atkisson and Robinson Base 6 Athletics 12 Louisville 2 Athletics Struck- Atkisson 6 Reid 1 BOSTON' 10 SiASILINOTON 2 tA3 ly LAW OVVICM Over Merchants Bonk College Near Union deli lt AL141UNT'-g Soliitor' in Chinscoty Onto 43 and 45 Coto Building' 4 gar I I ablikolnoTons -L PgROY MADDIN' ATTChrtNE-IraArr-laltNr 4 No BcOnyock Block RITERINCR341rot and Alnettemi No- Maid god li1c4o 4 cl! Merchaht Tailor Rae received full line of 1 oxylume No 84 Church 8t go Plash Irille Tomo fe29111o4o ALL AT LOW PILICIES E'llICES -AT HOTOOKAPHER ASaei3c PlIOTOGRAPRE11 No166 thureb Street' osAll kinds of work known to tbe art bi done this establishment Old pictures copied to any size or styles A A fold If ledi tp 'ti CHARLISTON 21 8LvAmNAHo ItOSSs JOHN GILGAN CO Church Street CO 0 Moo as heretofore No11111 truloHn Ite25112to Special sale of Jaconett and Swim embroideries at Loveman Jc Co Monday May --We will offer a large lot Of Jaconett and Swiss embroideries at 10c 150 20c 26c 80c 35c 45c 14c 00e 65c and 75c a strip each strip contains 44 yards Our friends and customen will find this sale worth their attention as we are offering this lot for less lima cost of importation Embroidered robes in boxes at special sale at Locoman 1 Co Monday May II--We will offer at special sale Monday May 15 only a lot of handsome embroider robes in white creantand assorted coign at $2 a piece worth 11 and soma as much ea VI a pattern Cali and see for yourself Remember Monday only my15 2t 4 FURNITURE DEALER 'WOOD rcr 4 Buye and Sella New and S000nd-Hand Furniture Stores and Housebeld Ronde el ail Kinds'- ISO Cherry Nashville Tenn ap8 ly Telephone No 1078 GRAND OPERA HOUSE 'SUNDAY MORNING MAT '154887: '-4 WM' 1)3111Nrrxierrelo 1 ova it 110Sillorth Summer te20 it lotp Telovhonil IOU Dr4 Stubblefield tr 132EITMLIEVI'4' rwt3 kerscOropi fi kraioa 1 Teterboil No Ili it I TWO NIGHTS ONLI tioaday and Tuesday slay 16 and 17 iv STRONGEST ATTRACTION THIS SEASON Baleaccee Great Masterpiece id 17 A0: IIS Tit Sale of Fine Wednesday next the ktith inst at the Union Steck Yard my15 4t McKimmin's Combination 'ZS head of horees will be offered under the hatinnet for cash Everybody is invited and everybody can be suited The ladies will spread a lunch Sale begins at 10:50 sharp wy15 4t LOCAL rtiOrICEL mew fichoor for boys and girls at 37 South High street Session opens Sept I closes June 1 Mrs A- Bowen Miss Julia Bloomstein 'principtds 4 4 IL Heins of New York Vrritea Roeenbelm Bro' ik Co: Have et pressed is cases of new sample hats and fins white Bowers all new fresh goods 12 pieces of -chantilly flouncing bought at Duden's auction sale Heine resident buyer for Bosenhelm's 1 0 The Stranglers of Faris! iS! DOUGLASS IL CAMPBELL RELL'' ESTATE: AGENTS 1521a Ohara leen 8 Berry Block Prompt attention giving to buying and renting Real liftote Colleeting Beata and Negotion4 Loans Telephone tiS JOS-IL-BANKS CO r311 3 Union Streets LE)'HONO4 SHIELDS HART 4 Real Estate hsfiralce SI College St I Telephone 431 inh1211 P' 1VEAKLEY9 Ileal'Esiate Agent so so North Cherry Street Property bought and sold at private 'and auction salsa A13411-MS Real Estate Calloctilil Agouts1 1411 Union St Banking Trust Co nibl2 ly LONG FRANKLIN NASH 11MASti'MISTALT1113 No NORTH CHERRY sirsturr (Maxwell Nouse Corner) Telephone sit LOWRIE REAL ESTATE BROKERS Isr CHERRY STREET0 teht ly MAXWELL 1101:181 11 CR1DDLE CO 3EtectimtEtte lk 50 ChPrry I -Telephone Sag 7 0 mbS 1Yr I W-11 ItErCKWORTEI es CO READ ESTATE BROKERS -104 186 einueh Street Cholee efty preportr Improved and nimprosed tor sale Correspondence solicited mht lyr SHIELDS BROS GLASS Real Estate Exchange north- tbrr St- WAS IT Telephone No 65t BLIGHT BOOPEZ CO' LealEstate and General Agents College St Telephone No SS inb10 tut Amon 1 bourn 1 011110SET -ANSON NELSON 4 CO Real Istaterind General Agents COLB BUILDING A Pozen' Sedght u4 Soki Loans Negot1ate4 1 ASUCRAFT ADDIS ne" tit Estate 4Agents WT Cherry St I Telephone 11511 0 OGLESBEE B110: Red Estata CollectEll liEents se Cherry St tohl5 8 CLAYBROOKE HUSTON Real Estate Agents lr-oLn myttntiwn fe26ly ROOD 11110 13 CO Rea Estate and General Agents LOANS NEGOTIATED SS t'herry St TelophOne Mi All btrortepf in'trtisted to us will remite tflO1'pt attentinn mlit 17r Ail ti 9 I ti 111 Mg to US Will rOSSITO Drury pt attention mbe Jr CIVIL ENGINEER SOUTHGATE SON Engloeer1 Surveyors Subdivision of Prove I SPetelakl 7 Offices 113111 Public Con coll4e 11P811 4 4 '44 FURRELJ 1t SUELEYOR All CIVIL EIGIIEEL Slimmer Streett! a sofa WITBON Are WATSON Cintinimeers ant Surveyor mtlieu House corneri 0111211y iq 0 A A PLAY OF THRILLING INTENSITY Vrvank A 'Tannehill Sr In his great character of "JARGON TEE STRANGLER" SUPPORTED BY A STRONG DRAMATIC COMPANY Pertfar Prices Resorted seats 75c mission 60c 250 and I5e Seats on sale at Duckworth's Friday Ma? td MAY'S OPERA ROUSE Corner Cedar and Cherry Sta CHAS MAY Proprietor ItIORT NORMAN Stag Manager ITT 11" NATIO at nye td Lit dation itager Always In the lead with the best goods tor the least money more eepeciallg this season with the great inducements which we can offer in beautiful shoes for ladles gents and children in all the new styles We have also received from Sheriff's sale a line of goods made for the beet trade of New York which we bought at 50 cent on the 1 We can sell them now as follows: Cloth house slippers I() and 25e Infanta' FT each kid button all colors 25c a ladles' nice kid button worked hole 75c gents' low cut shoes el $125 and Lb Ladles' kid operas 40c 1131 also a lot of nice elippeni damaged by water only 95c a pair Lawless Co 19 Public Square sign of the Golden Boot The Langtry bustle the best bustle In America wily to be had at Pliankland Langtry bustled Prankland Jr Co Langtry hustles are the best Have also other bustles very cheap Frankland I 0 0 P11)70 1 1 I CHAILEsTON C-May 14--Special'1-- 'Tricky Nicholls pitched for Savannah today but his sinuous curve' bad no terrors for the local batemen Charleston won the game in the first inning knocking out six runs partly owing to the errors of the visitors After this they piled up rune in almost every inning Smith pitched for 1 Charleston and kept the visitors down with out very much exertion The locale played well all round but the game was too long to be interesting being callet1 after the eighth inning on account of darkness Attendance 1000 Official score: autiomazon an Aii PO $4 I Glenn I 7 2 8 1 1 McLaughlin 2b 6 1 1 0 2 1 Eines 5 5 4 5 1 0 Powell lb- 8 8 8 8 0 0 wtnuanst ail- 8 2 0 5 1 Call a 6 4 4 3 10 Corcoran 3b 6 8 6 1 2 0 Smith 6 1 3 0 6 0 Childs 1 6 0 2 2 1 I 0 'Total 54 21 26 24 19 3 eAvartatt LB BB BO A I PetZ 43 4 1 3 410 a Campan I f- 4 1 2 8 0 0 Browerlb1 4 1 1 10 0 0 Reilly ft-- 4 0 1 2 2 HuteltInson ss 4 0 1 8 burmeyer 2b 4 0 1 1 1 1 Emslie 8 0 0 0 0 0 Nicholls 8 0 I 0 2 0 1 Dallas 3 1 0 3 1 1 i Total11-a88 4 10 21 18 10 1 Innings: Charleston 6 3 2 2 0 1 2 5 IL-21 Savtuntah 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 1--- 4 lamed runs-Charleston 11 Savannah 1 awo-hase bits-Fowell Corcoran (2) Campau Three-base hits-Corcoran Carl smith Cam-pan Totai base hits-Charleston NI savannah 14 Lett on hasee--Charieston avail nett 5 Bases stoien-Cbarieston 17 Seven-nab 4 Struck out-By Smith 3 First base On bails-Charleston 4 Savannah 8 Batter hlt-By Nicholls 1 Passed balls-Hines I Time of gpme-Two hours and thirtY minutes ttmptre--Diestel I stEstrals 26110117LI 8 4 MEMPHIS TENE May it ---(Special1-- A email crowd saw Memphis defeat the demoralizing Mobile team for the third time this afternoon Kelly riming sick in bed puttee was put In the box by the visitors and trout the start met With a Warm recep- tion the batting of Andrews being Uno IletIBILI heavy be making siX Clean bite three of them being home rune Other features of the game was fine fielding of Kinsman and Hayes and clock-like work of the locals Grave fears are entertained here that the Southern League cannot laott with out Sunday games and expressions Is favor of them are heard 011 all sides the Argo Mont that it will take boys and inen could the drinking places into the fresh air for pleasant health-giving and Innocent amusement being used Your correspondent can name hundreds who favor it yet a few goody-goodye will probably papa Madden from allowing IL Official nor rourpmm ma a mil LB L1L A Kappell bb1 4 3' 6 1'1 if 1 Sneed I 1 0 8 -t I 4" 1 0 9 Andrews' b1 0- 0 i 18 2 8 Doy1e11 I '5 1 0 0 Force a 7 4 3 I 0 Black ef1 'I' 8 6 8 I 0 0 Phelan2b 7 f1 --)1 il 1 1 1 4 0 Veach pAis 64 4 4 1 is liteKeogn0- 5 2 4r- 1 Totar re 15 32 13 27 17 8 WOMB LB 11 JAIL as Po 1 A Behan lb A 0 0-r 1-10 0 1 kinsman Mu- 4 tit 1 t1 1 4 0') i 0' i 0 A 0 Dultee 4 2 2 1 2 8 0 Flynn 814tz-41--- 1-- 4 1 0 1 0 Britmt ri It 0 4" 3 o' I '1 1 4 0 Moore 0 0 Ill I Lang 1 4 0 1" 0 0 riaes 1 i1 3 'Pl4'11 0 11 '1 Ilittialer 1144 6 '0 411 Os 4 0 i MOW A A 'RD TOtal 85 8 9 '11 271'9 2 riloyee it 2 2 2 2 2 8 8 'n41881144 4-441 l'''''' 1' 4 (P)' 11') 4)4'1) BFirlyS I tivhn --4--- 1 4 1 0 A 0 lie 1:4 0 47A1 1 '0 1 4 0 moots 2 0 0 u111 I Lang 4 0- 1 0 0 0 N- 1 1 441's 3 a I a --i''' 4 it 4 0 klr 't OPEN THE YEAR ROUND USD BOSTON" MASS May 14--The Bostone easily defeated the Senators to-day The visitors were very loose in their fielding in the first luningafterward therbraced upplayed with' more earnestoees and kept the floe-tone down to four runs during the remainder of the game Umpire Powers was erratic in several of his decisions but each club suffered alike therefrom' 6 0 0 0 a 0 '1 0 8-10 1) 2 0 0 '0 0 0 0-3 onway and O'Rourke Washington O'Day and Mack Base Boston 12 'iVashington 8 41 Washington 11 Btruek 4 Washington 1 Home and MorrILL PHILADELPHIA 17 law 'roux 2 ITEw Yong May New York and Philadelphia Cube played at the Polo Grounds today before nearly 7000 spectators While the onlookers dallied the good work of the Quakers they looked with disgust on the miserable work of the local team Ewing again did wretchedly and was guyed unmercifully Gore and Wood also played like amateurs' Ewing made a brilliant catch in the seventh inning and sneered at the crowd when they appkorded him Buffington pitched a good gatue and his support throughout was superb McCarthy played a great game in the field but was eel at the bat Roach the left-banded youngster from Renova pitched his first game and tot nether exploded pheDOMellOrk A New York 0 0 0'6 0 0 0 0 2---2 Philadelphia 0 2 2 1 8 4-47 York Rix' tch and Bartley Buillingtorr and Gunning Base York 11 Philadelphia 27 ErroraNew York 9 Philadelphia 7 Struck York 2 Philadelphia 11 Rome pnani- Connor Bau01114111 8it CLXv11181) 4 CLIVSLAND 0' May It --Sweeny pitched hie first game for Cleveland' to-day Al though he ta by no means Me former self his first appearance in the bet Ma left the impression here that ha will be able to render Cleveland valuable service as the seaaon advances At the outset of the game both Sweeney and Harking awe hit freely but they soon settled down to business and the balance of the contest was stubborn and well Cleveland tied the score in the first halt of the eighth inning but a tarrific drive to the left field fence by Peoples gave Brooklyn the winning run the kit half In the neighbor hood of 2000 persons were present Cleveland4 0 3 0' 0 0 0 02 0-4 BNOACIYIL 04 8 0 0 0 0 4 r-fi Sweeney and Helpschlager: Brooklyn Harkins and Peoples Base bits-Cleveland 10 Brooklyn 45 krrort--Cleveland A Brooklyn A Struck Flynn 2Juit caw Swartwood Harkins' 1" -T HUIEa'QZI MarY14isnyasriabbed last ill Johnoon 4i sAillicult41-stt Moss White's vowel Satu0sy 00044 Ms DRAIN aro tolOrtd A on weeny 10 Oth 277'4'1' gw17t: woad Horkirm 1 4 If 4 14t' wag Hon 141- l' 1 mar2 400 stari Cabbed Ialt nigh17 Di 410t a sritdlculty -at Mose White's usual Saturday ilig4t 184 Ms FirstClass Vaudeville Have you seen Bosenheim's new China Mattlugr Elegaat Cbina matting first arrived new patterns at Boaanhaim's Barpine la carnets China matting at Roaenhains's PHYSICIANS ipilkpOn Shanuoil Cr5ockett 418 'Woodland Offtte boors: I wig to 8 and at night 011ie telephone 961 Resident telephone Dr Shannon VA of Dr Crockett 967 ap93 wesu tf Moo Telephone 695 Residence Telephone 969 Z11 IVEd 7:) A 4mciamlc-rac) 4114 North Summer a Nnshrille Tenn DiS 1114008 of women and children a speciagy Of te Hours: li) to 12 is to 5 ro turf ly Dire Ilrank Iloilo well Residence 639 9 hammer Once VI North fiimnv8t Ofilea Telephone No 499 Oh Ice ours to 9 A1119 to 1 MI anfi 8 to Residence (at light) Telephone 807 DT Thos Shanuoil Crsekett A For the Weak Commencing April tiS and Tuned and Friday Matinee Nashville Land Improvement Holders of above stock are requested to look at picture relating to their Intereste in our window to-day Orchard 134 Union street i A ----1F-71---" 'f A young man to Millet hi book-keeping and collecting must write good band be rapid in figures Apply toL Rosenholm I Bro 4 "'zone's Cleveland and Lady Sunder land Are the verilatest styles In White Milan Hats They are lovely Only to be seen at the Palace lei Union street Itlegant White Hats i 1 Will open to-morrow morning 50 dozen finest Milan Braid ladies' and Missee' Hate exquisite and entirely new The Palms Mayfair Don-Ton and Infinite- I are some of the new shapes of White Hats to be opened to-morrow at the Palace I Also 50 new shapes in Holad 4 0 1 eii 'i' i A- I Ladies os i see your dreee as other smelt by using Hall's Portable and Adjustabletikirtlferms For sale at the Binger Milos 240 Church at Sverybody Knows thatRotenheim's cannot be undersold Eight came now woolen dress goods handsome styles bought at trustee sale this week at Rosen '4 ''Astr Tour Dress Makers': i o'' they will tell you that for fine stylish dress goods bats parasols MOVES to match you must go to Rosenbelin'e 5J pieces of summer silks Due quality at 25o per yard Scrim lace curtains plain and ranch doable width Mk per yard at Roeentacint's Ladies' Committee that oevan-eights of stylish hats bonnetti misses' bats that are sold in Nashvillecome from Romenbelm's I Editor: Wd know they are correct as our' wives loll us the Caine for this week 148 casea new millinery for summer at Rosenhelia 40 1 Only Three Days Longer to Live For three days only we shall offer 80 dozen ladies' pore linen cambric handkerchiefs fancy bordor and second mourning at 5c worth 25c to 40c for three days only at Rooeuheim's I A flagl 4'iatio oc curr ed a 4 41ese-' terilay no ruing involving a loss tt npwatrd of $125vC01 or tUrinliiitill WSW we Beim ulcer ou dozon ladles pure knen cambric Isandkor- cati5serswfaornthey25ebortodortocandlorsoconuudeemtioaoamotto at )Etoo0attelm'a 1 1 5 01 A 0ou agratton occurred at tptPlat yea ri crL to lay muing illVOIlVivg a Ivaa LI npwikrd FORREST MILLER! chas A Grew Lizzie Maiden An 1 mair Conway Lauri Forma Julia Lester May Wallaoe 7111te Wood rig Ieow Davenport JO ale Waleot rites Wont Serenade Dub Paling Eat 1 Julia vbg Laud Improvement portrait in our dow to-day We also handle wall Impel' Orchard 1St Union greet Wall paper 'window shades' pleture frames pictures minors etc 11 Orchard 184 Union street Psirri dresses dry likened witheni re moving any trimming at It Hooch 1 Sou'd Steam Dye Works bilcomemor to Thous No 211 links Oiympic mesh building -Try' our own roosted Caracas soiree Crone corner Broad mid Summer streets may8suthett Try our own soaeMd Caroms coffee nowitANcirk 'WARNER it-CO INSUIRAN'CIE1 01ngo I 81 I Gallop tolaptictla 178 1 41 ir --T- SA Data a MIARNESS-laiail 71r1ft 311Vs: MC X1 1CO It Manufacturer of Satidles Harness and Collars And Dotter In 107111 0011are BMW! Halter ot Nth 67 Quilase ask4 ItroAd btxmits IY 41 EIA OD i As 1101D-8TIEET AIESEILIT RILL '4 The eminent lecturer BEITs'JOSEPH COOK of Bootee' Mame oa L1C01101 AND THE HUMAN BRAIN" Saturday Evening May 14 Mr Cook' will give a Amami of his recent Sour of the world on MONDAY EVENING MAY 16 entitled "Seven Wonders Of the World" The leeturee begin at 8 O'Cioek Pries of abdttlittiOn 78 cones- No ebarge for reserved i meats Tickets and reserved 'eats to be bad at Mockworth's boot store my8141518 Keep gut P11 samt I mus41ET03 I 14117 cemc0- tit bar 't i Ptii3 and I 11' I sET0a I 10 kris tow Tv I IPIL: 4 Shell tirry csm co- 4 toi 1 tei 19Nrbori 1 RILL Ki i 14 recent 16 Peas of nnv88uthss Try own roasted Carsem coffee Clone corner Broad and Bummer streets ontIf8stlth1st1 Try milt own roaMed Caracas coffee Crone corner Broad and Bummer inay8suthsw Amatinet- is Amattne? Go to Whartonts soda fount and try It It Is something new and deuidedis good Slerattfdl At Wharton Co's so-d nowhere aloe my14 IW andill'm "see los18114thtso 4' '4 '4 to Atnattnol-Witat io Ateatble? Go to Whationta soda fount and trs It It issorssoling so and decidmil i004 Re theratt0r1 At Wharton tCo's An nnwhoro i 4 usTudirls li-0111A ER JOIN SKEGGS CO le4114111-4 4 Ynutaetztters of Stencil Frtevisyfotel Key: 1 it Ulla 011a00-'111110011014 Corry Strotot 0 Ft 0111 II SKEGua fa Cu" 1444-111A'14 rinutatenters et Stencil Frinds Petal iiPilaikkii Oattoot-eittw ooe(or ikSHWOIITH a LANUS' f' tq A tAattl Staccs ALA actrities No 40 1Sc Cherry St Phlee Property for Sole Evrytebeee Corrt8'413denne soltlted Telephone 1138 06H 0 31: 161 A LA si 0 4 r'1 1 pato skat ts tIs 0 Sst tritioi 31 i Ns SO 144 CherrY gO Ch i te rrnt) rt7 for Sitio Evl'ritrite liv20 LT a.

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