The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 8

DArri'y Am EnicAN WEDNESDAir MOIISMG MAY 18 1887 MLLE WEDNESDAY MORNMG MAY 1 1887 AN AN AN AN lU AN FIRST NATIONAL Fms 1 bamorami Broth thotight It to tot tt LL boot Interest ot the club and himself that be 1 JA 1 I Mmtwm Whim ohahos am km lommastA mktm milmo this as be would be able STATE or Tux LATITUDI AND LOSOMIDIS or 111111MILLIL Latitude 116deg 1OmtaIIMigtLte86k fitattiL For threatening weather and totyd rains rariable winds generally northerly followed over western portiom by slightly wormer ekaring temperature STAXX or TUX WIC OREL ATITUD1 AND LOSOMIDS OF SAIIMILLIL ludo 116deg 10mbilILongitude81kkg fitatim CAPITAL STOCK $1000000 SURPLUS $200000 The State vs Jack Hayes Pending Before Judge Ridley 140 1 If ORLNIIAN Qualm BAN 3g Ameistaat 0 1 th Cashier Axe bloat Cashion 0 VIPIC11611181s IMOMAII PLATER President 1 WILLIAMS Vies President II POSS Ittlairlial Szsentiss Os sisals Argument on the Constitutionality of the Sunday Base Ball Law Signal Ilervic Obaervations Nashville May 17 1887 IJOAItto OW DIUZICTOltigs It I Bar I Wmther :1 Dr'nltr 1 1 :00 a m'9001 91 I 1 00 Fair 800 ix 1-41 8 10 00 ialr 1000 12994 691 C'm 0 02 Clear judge Ridley to Render a Decision To-morrow GRANTLAND JOHN GORDON' WILSON II YARBROUGH' WARNER' CHAS PORTER' THOMAS' THOMAS PLATER NATHANIEL BAXTEII JR mos FITZ DUNCAN JNO PLETCHER FOGG WHENNE O'SHArCINESST WILLIAMS nitmovILLA A MAIM HENRY Mirrz STEO JOHN WHIT OTO A DAZE'S' STAINBACK i ANS VILLA Eit ItITI 'arra Some Important Changes in the Nashville Team ollt4 Av pmesure11096 Hisn'et temp ro Sr tentp 75 I Low'st temp 65 th meridian time correopondi to 600 a in sUmdard time etc YVelocity in miles per hour Ozone: night 1 day trace War Department Signal Service Meteomlogicul Record May17 hell ()Nervations talien at 8 in 75th sneridlan time at all the stations named mirth National Ban'K4 Yy'y'siI Iry -1 II 0 Manager Bradley Resigns and bi Succeeded by Clinton Weather Bar lc I Thal 31 Place I S-hour 24-hr change ch'go CAPITAL STOCK $1000000 SURPLUS $200000 Designated Depository and Financial Agent of the to 8 The Southern League Direotora to Meet la Birmingham To-morrow 84I 00-W1V 84 4 SW 76- 4SW Eti 00 82 4 NW 78 6 00Cloudy 00'Cloudy 00 VolY 00 hat 00 Cloudy Cloudy 9()001-08 9000 -08 2996 -JO 29921-12 2996 -(Y8 12994 -06 Vicksburg Shreveport Little Sock Chat Multa Memphis Louisville 130A11170 OW 'Menace rise -fall Than- Base Ball Notes From 'Other The et Louis Browns Baited by the Athletics wit Llinnum DICKINSON M'CLITRE NI GARDNKE JOHNS It PALL PITIC JAS WHITWORTH JAS cALDwIELL SAM Tamil ROBT ORR DIBRELL 0 NOEL O'KEEFE LEONARD PARR BA RiaqtRY HART JAMES MANIER TI LI IC El VERS Report of the stage of water In the river at the points named at 2 in 75th meridian time us in Meal time May 17 1887: KIRKPATRICK youNcit COLVILIA norlassf It IL GRUBBS GEO JACKSON PATRICIC iTTNCI EXILES DrKritts lITBRS JACKSONs Above' Changes Low Water Iliac I Vali STATIONS SAMMEL I KEITH mb2 tt President JAILLS wHrrwouTa PALL HOWELL Vies President Vies President Osskier A LULL Awlgut Make BARRE Anniston' Cookie! 500 31N 1-VVANrF1013 710E0 1 (74 14) fry Ai 101111 bop E6111C0172 AV3Zi XIMAX) 1 THE FERRY STOYE MIIIEFACTERING CO South rittsburg Tenn Will Open Their Mammoth Stove Foundry During the month of June gMng an opportuntty to 500 young and middle-aged men and boys from the farm mill and shop to learn the trades of Moulders Mounters Polishers Nickel Platers Carpenters Pattern Finishers etc they have engaged 50 of the best mechanics to teach those who want to team Early application should be made at the office of the company to SWUM the opportunity of your life Liberal wages paid while teaming the trade AMA- WAGEttli PAIL) mvurtx- P4A'rUBLIAV Nicarr THE PERRY STOVE MANUFACTURING CO' CHAS RICHARDS Manager SOUTH PITTSBURG TENN nty15 suwesu I tsburgTenn ndry ged men and boys lo Polishers Nickel best mechanics to lice of the company 19 trade 17 Nicailr IG CO TS BURG TENN take step to play better ball ex-officio He was given tea days leave of absence en segment of the 'serious illness of his child in Cinainnatl and his own ill health He left for Cincinnati last night Clinton rill be the new mane A private telegram was received last night to the effect that a large and enthusiastic meeting was held in Birmingham last night to take action in regard to applying for the place made vacant by Mobile's withdrawal from the League The Opera House was packed and jammed and much interest was mowed Twenty thousand dollars was promised on the spot toward supporting a club THE MOBILE BAITER MOBILE ALA May tKmu as Manager Kelly received tbe order to release the Mobile Dille he started home leaving the nine in Memphis This morning Toby Hart of New Orleans telegraphed here be would assume individual charge of the club and asked that Kelly be wired as to the probable cost of transportation of the nine to Savannah and he would send the money The matter stands in this shape Kell is expected here this morning BRooKLIN 11 CINCINNATI 10 Claconart May the Cincinnatie outplayed and outbatted the Brooklyne they made some unfortunate errors at critical points They won the game several times but lost it through McGinnis' Inability to get the ball over the plate Jones' wonderful running catch in the eight inning cut off three runs and retired the side Time game was played in a drizzling rain Cincinnati 0 1 0 3 0 6 0 0 0-10 Brooklyn 8 1 1022002-11 McGinnis and Baldwin Brooklyn Harkins and Peoples Base 10 Brooklyn 21 Cincinnati 5 Brooklyn 4 Struck Fennelly McTammany LoulavuLx 11 BALTIMORE 6 LouitivILLE KY May game between Baltimore and Louisville was called at the end of the sixth inning this afternoon on account of a heavy rain Smith was batted terrifically in the first inning the home nine securing ten runs and practically deciding the game Louisville 100 1 000-11 Baltimore 0 0 0 2 3 6 Hecker and Cook Baltimore Smith and Trott Base Louisville 17 Beitimore 12 Louisville 3 Baltimore 4 Struck Hecker 2 Smith DETROrr 12 PHILADELPHIA 10 PHILADELpHIA PA May pulled out of a bole in the seventh inning to-day by good batting The fielding of both teams was rank that of the local club particularly so and aroused frequent expresaions of ildicule from the spectators Both pitchers protested against Wilson's rulings on balls and strikes and Manager Wright wired Nick Young to-night requesting a change Brouthers' batting was the feature of the game his home-run hit in the fifth inning being the longest yet seen on the new ground Philadelpbia 0 1 00323 1 0-10 Detroit 0 0 0 0 4 1 10 4 -19 Casey and McGuire Detroit Weidman and Briody Base 13 Detroit 23 Errors 12 Detroit 9 Home run Struck WASHINGTON 14 CHICAGO 6 WASHINGTON May essayed to pitch for the Chicago to-day and in the early part of the game he was quite effeotive but beginning with the sixth Inning the Washingtons solved his delivery and pounded out singles doubles triplee and home runs with such monotonous rapidity that the White Stocki Rs were really fagged out chasing the ball and were and expreesion of "don't care" that made the spectators sympathize with them The game was simply a slugging match and for individual honors Sullivan was entitled to them Be went to the bat five times and hit safely on four occasions three of them being long drives for three bags Washington 0 1 00 1 6 123-14 Chicago 1 0200020 1-6 Baldwin and Daly Washington Whitney and Mack Base 11 Washington 17 Errors-- Chicago 5 Washington 5 Baldwin 2 Whitney 1 NEW YORK 26 INDIANAPOLIS 6 Nkw YORK May game between the New York and Indianapolis teams today was hardly a game at all The home club outplayed the visitors everywhere and won with Corcoran was batted out of the box in the seventh inning and Cahill came to the relief Young George did very well although be was somewhat wild About 3000 spectators were present New Tork 0 2 4 4 1 4 5 5 1-26 Indianapolis-- 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 York George and Deasly Indianapolis Corcoran and Cahill and Arundel Base York 81 Indianapolis 19 York 2 In- dianapolis 11 Struck Yerk 1 kdianapolis ATHLETICS 4 sr LOUT 4 o' 4 1 I I 1 4 I ilf ill 0 111111St4 i A UTTERER CO 4------DEALERS IN Listen ta Your Wife The Manchester Guardian June 8 1883 NYE At one of the "Windows" Looking on the woodland ways! With clumps of rhododendrons and great masses of May blossoms I "There was an interesting group It included one who had been a "Cotton spinner" but was now so Paralyzed That he could only bear to lie in a reclining position This refers to my case I was first Attacked twelve years ago with "Locomoter Ataxy" (A paralytic disease of nerve fibre rarely ever cared) and was for years barely able to get about And for the last five years not able to attend to my business although Many things have been done for me The last experiment being nerve stretching Two years ago I was voted into the Home for Incurables! Near Manchester in I am no "advocate" "For anything in the shape of patent "Medicines? And made many objections to my dear wife's constant urging to try Hop Bitters but finally to pactfly Consented I I had not quite finished the first bottle when I felt a change come over me This was Saturday November 8d On Sunday morning I felt so strong I said to my room companions "I wu sure I could "Walk! So I started across the floor and back I hardly knew how to contain myself I was all over the house I am gaining strength each day and can walk quite safely without any "Stick!" Or support I am now at my own house and hope soon to be able to earn my own living again I have been a member of the Manchester "Royal Exchange" For nearly thirty years and was most heartily congratulated on going in the room on Thursday last Very gratefully yours JOHN BIACKBUNA MANCHESTER (Eng) Dec 24 18113 Two years later am perfectly well Farm and 111111 Machinery Engines Saw 1W JACK HAYES Tag DErEnnaier Considerable interest is being manifested in the bearing of the Sunday base ball case now pending before Judge Ridley of the Criminal Court It is fresh in the mind of the public that a few weeks ago the Nmbville management believing the law to be of no effect played a game on Sunday afternoon against the Savannah team Law-abiding citizens at once protested vehemently against what they considered an outrage and much excitement was stirred up Judge Ridley upon the convening of the Criminal Court charged the grand Jury to make full investigation and bring indictments against the offenders The first Indictment returned was against Jack Hayes the well-known Nashville catcher The hour set for the trial of this offender was Shafting and Pulleys Saw Lll Supplies WoodWorkinplathinirp lathinery We have Just completed arrangements with Wheelock formerly of the firm of Wheelock Co this city to take charge and manage our Machine Department end are prepared to furnish bide and estimates on all kinds of machinery CorrespondInce solicited myth tf rly of the firm of blue Department sy Correspondmy13 tf o'clock yesterday afternoon Ile or ADVANCE BIDS Feet I Feet Feet Chattinooga 50 308 14 Little Bock 54 03 Loulsville 99 02 Memphis 218 0 Nashville 94 0 4 St Louis 159 00 ao Shreveport 158 05 Vicksburg 57 04 JESUNOPEIRT Sere Signal Corps Army The river is rising with 9 2-10 feet on the gauge Evansville Fowler Burnside The steamer Brouillard will leave to-day at 12 o'clock for Evansville Louisville Cincinnati and all points on the Lower Cumberland There will be a boat out Thursday for the Upper Cumberland The Ohio River and the Mississippi from Cairo to Vicksburg will continue 'lowly failing The Mississippi at New Orleans will remain about stationary THR UPPER CUMBERLAND CARTHAGE UNE Play 15 1887 1:16 157 feet and stationary Weather cloudy Wind west Rainfall 000 Inches BURNSTDR EL May 16 1887-122 77 feet and falling Weather clear Whid calm Rainfall 000 inches GENERAL RIVER DISPATCHES VicKsgugG May of Vicksbing 2 in She returns to-morrow Frrrsauao May 4 feet 8 inches and falling Weather cloudy and cool CINCINNATI May 22 feet 8 Inches and tailing Schenck New Orleans CAIRO May 24 feet 9 inches and failing No arrivals or departures Weather cloudy and warm Nsw Ogrmois May Guiding Star Cincinnati Oakland and bargee St Louis Hays St Louis Wilszu80 VA May 6 feet and falling Stock-dale Cincinnati Andes Cincinnati 6 Weather clear and warm EVANSVILLM May 15 feet 9 Inches and rising Soto Memphis Granite Stale Cincinnati Clyde Tenneesee River Weather cloudy and warm Lougivimx May falling with 9 feet 10 inches in the canal and 7 feet 8 Inches on the falls Golden Rule New Orleans Tom Reese Cairo Rule Cincinnati Weather cloudy with rain ST Louis May river is stationary with 15 feet 9 inches on the gauge of St Louis New Orleans City of Florence Tennessee River of Memphis Vicksburg Weather cloudy and cool MEMPHIS May 218 feet on the gauge a decHne of 12 inches during the past twenty-four hours A Wood New Orleans 1 City of Cairo Vicksburg 4 tn Buckeye State Cincinnati 8 In Raining JOHNSONVILLR May river is about stationary The John Gilbert arrived at 11 o'clock last night and left at 6 o'clock this morning The Eagle and bargee passed up at 7 a for the purpose of getting a load of railroad ties at different points on Tennessee River Weather cloudy with a little rain late this MRS GENERAL LOGAN DENTIST LOGAN'S ether the Nashville Base Ball Association vas repreeented by Vertrees Vertrece nd the State by Attorney General Priest Turley and Jadge East ongst the visitors and interested specta re were Mr John Morrow President of 0 Southern League Manager James Clin of the Nashville Secretary and Treeser Joe Osborn Cherry and Fite of the Club's directors right-fielder Rogan and others (2))1 0 0 ROYAI i27)11 ci--Y I l'J 1 7 'iNG141u 41' il i t4 1: 11111W 1 11 i' si Pell iftri 1:11 1 En Absolutely Pure This powder never varies A marvel of purity strength and wholesomeness More economical than the ordinary kindle and cannot be eold In competition with the multitude of 'ow test short wetght shim or phosphate powders Sold only In cane ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO lUil Wall street WM date ly CLOTHINC SPRING mil S11141111111 WEAR 11 ILL COLORS AND STYLES CAN BE SRN AT CHIS Tuulutil co's No 3 North Cherry Street '-v'01' )- DECKER BROS' New Seale Upright Pee great voinme BEAUTIFUL QUALITY and EVENNESS of TONE throughout the ENTIRE SCALE to an extent not found IN ANY OTHERS Their fine REPEATING ACTION is a CRAWL to EVERY PLAYER They are manufactured by men of MORE EXPERIENCE possess more VALUABLE IMPROVEMENTS and are in EVERY RESPECT better than any other UPRIGHT PIANOS The most COMPETENT JUDGES PRONOUNCE THEM THE BEST They are the LEADING PIANOS OF THE AGE toid are purchased by more of the MUSICALLY Intelligent people of all the LEADING CITIES of AMERICA THAN 1 ittyOTHEIL ar Diilitt'llATADVITIN a C411 1118 Church St NashvilleTonn I sell sawe ly nrm I I 4's ely IX MI Mutual Life Insurance Co ti OF icETy Incorporated 1866 I I 1 CHARLES YACOB President 1 THUSTIN Secretary 1 Thie Company has returned to policy I hoiden) and holds invested for them more than the total premium)) received 1 Tennessee 7 Joel Block lashville ILIIE Special Igent 1 PITTOI State gent 1 1 agents throughout the wil fe26 ly 1 lips sEmINARv I NASHVILLE TENN I Compliments Of the 224 Senior Class I Commencement Exercises in the Chapel I en Tuesday Wednesday and Thar I day May 14-20 1887 Diplomas conferred on lifty-six young ladles 13 UM Cal APES my15 41 c'' CEESIPEIEE 1 1E111111E RAILWAY COMPANY1' tl I OTICE is hereby given that the imnuat meeting et the stockholders of the peaks A Nashville Railway Company of the ti States of Kentucky and Tenneesee pursuant to ti its Charter and By-Laws will be held at the office of the Kentucky Central Railroad corn- panyln the city of Covington Ky at the bout of 12o'clock noon on the th day of Junalifff for the purpose of the election of a Board of Di rectors to serve for the ensuing year and to authorize the issue of 5 per cent fifty years gold of said Company tented or to be it at a rate not exceeding $S0000 per mile tl of its lines of railmod situated in said States 01 and the making of a mortgage on its Property and franchisee to secure the payment thereof and such other boldness as may jproperly come al before IL IL HOYT ap24 td Secretary al ti JRIST ILECEIVED I i A FULL MR OF QUICK MEAL 1 Gaso IMO lj 0 01 Stove Irill Latest Improved Guaranteed to work well Call and examine before buying elsewhere niyI5 4 MINTON it BOND 108 Broad et St wli tc 3 1 r14 1 LI IN 4 I 1 1 Llt1 I I' '''Z IA 5 AO 1st 4 e0 Cons reorlry Shoussibmt Lumbago ''--a'6 loakoabo Woolson 0Mas is 101m00 the Moil Sad MI Admit oodstrotos I A 1 I -( 1-Y 4 U10- 0 domino IsItoee soder otostkor' lit gosodlog mumps Jos to 11' 1 0 aon Amu gam syl I Dmm4rtilLigle 74 i rl 1 1 kiii 1i rl 1-)t 4 4 I -t 3 tt li----- 1 I I I I I A 11 1 7 -4 irn The Indictment was read when Col Jno Vertrees arose and moved the Court to clash the Indictment Re stated briefly rftSrANT to a decree rendered by the 1 Chancery Court at Nashville al its present term and entered of record at page 22 of Minute Book No 26 in the case of Handley vs Terry Itangley and Others Notice is here given that I will receiveADVANCE BIDS at my office In the Court-house at Nashville until 12 O'clock of Wednesday May 18 1887 for the fol1owing7descr1bed property to-wit: Part of No 16 In the additional college lots commencing at Enoch Fly's northeastourner on the Murfreesboro turnpike road and running with said road in a southeast direction 60 feet thence at right angles in a southwest course 60 feet more or less to Nance's line thence with said Nance's line in a northerly direction 60 feet to said Fly's line thence with said line 60 feet more or less to the be ginning TERMS OF to commence at $517 The purchaser at this sale will be required to execute interest-bearing notes with approved security dated March 80 1887 due at 6 12 18 and 'A months with lien retained bale free from redemption at the bill bad not been rimed condi ntionally and that therefore the Indictment TWO DISTINGUISHED CHEMISTS Prominent Ladies and Four Dentists of Haiti more Agree upon one Thing A discussion recently arose among prominent ladies of 1Vashington and more relative to the chemical neutrality and solubility of Zonweiss Cream for the teethwhich wai referred to Dr Carroll of Washington (Mrs General Logan's Dentist) and four of the leading D'entista of Bala more for whom the article was analyzed by two well known Chemists ProE Morrison of Washington and Prof Wilson of Bald-more both of whom pro nounced it soluble and free from an ing injurious to the teeth Dr Cerro says it is the most perfect dc-Atifrice he has ever 15 seen Zonweiss is a white Ai 4 Cream put up in a neat IA jar and applied to the brash with a celluloid 11itliPlt! ivory spoon It is very very far superior to any other dentifrice the World has ever known Price 35 eta SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS' JOHNSON JOHNSOH Operative Chemists 23 Cedar Sc New revIc Jan sod 11 CHEMISTS Dentists of Ban one Thing irose among somes lington and enucal neutrality ity of Zonweiss teethwhich was Dr Carroll on (hfra General Itist) and four of D'entista of Bald-thorn the article by two well mists ProE Washington and Wilson of Baltiof whom pro ee from an ing Dr Carroll says A 4 IN lil it 0 P-- 'it' I other dentifrice Price 35 eta UGGISTS lerative Chemists ny York 4 4 1 One Experience of Many Having experienced a great deal of "Trouble!" from indigestion so much so that I came near losing my Life! My trouble always came after eating any However light And digestible For two or three hotmi at a time' had to go through the most Excruciating pains "And the only way I ever got" "Relief!" Was by throwing up all my stomach contained I I No one can conceive the pains that I had to go through until "At last?" I was taken! "So that for three weeks I lay in bed and Could eat nothing My sufferings were so that I called two doctors to give me something that would stop the pain Their efforts were no good to me At last I heard a good deal "About your Hop Bitters! And determined to try them" Got a four hours I took the contents of One! Next day I was out of bed and have not seen a "Sick!" Hour from the mme cause since I have recommended It to hundreds of others You have no such "Advocate as I am" Gm KENDALL Allston Boston Mass my15 eod dar 6rn-5 At the same time and place and by virtue of the said order so entered of record aforesaid in said cause above entitled 1 will expose to public sale upon the terms hereinafter set out the following described property to-wit: Part of lot No 15 sold by the University of Might' lie to Fogg and Washington on the 7th of November 1829 being the part of said lot which lies on the north side of the Murfreesboro pike and bounded on the north aud east by Pearl (University) street on the west by Allen's lot and the south by the said turnpike road TEHMSOF of 8 12 18 and 24 months Interest-bearing notes with approved security required and lien retained Sale free from redemption THOMAS WRENNE my121518 Clerk and Master HERE THERE A LITTLE Advance Bids '--11FPlidfteil I''' 41dT' 1 If' 47 1 I 3 ir 1 3(1 thi1411 I qt141 -f1 tit IIIP A i i tiiiiil 7 '4 -t Ti 4 4k A kit i 111'4 to Ai CKBEBR It i I 1 Ai r' 1 111 1 '''It f-4 "'i 'Am- 4 i -1'-''r 4 HILLS must fail The bill had been taken up by the House and on two successive days pueed on three readings when the Constitution stated very plainly that each reading must be on a different day which would require at least three days He read lrom the Journal to show that the Senate bill which bad been sent to the House was iaken up on its first reading April 8 1885 mid pawed on its third reading April 4 Vertmes reserved further authoritiee antil counsel for the State could have time to show law to the contrary Mr Turley for the State replied He mid that if the signing of the bill by the 3peakers of both houses in open session iould be proven such a fact wee conclusive goof that all other consttutional require nents had been complied with The Journal lid show this most conclusively Mr Tuxey said further during the course of his reurks that tip fact of the signatures of he two Speakers was in Itself absolute re mttal of any evidence offered by the Jour leis Judge East next spoke Be em thasized the points made by Mr Turley and ited authorities in support He said urther that if there was any doubt as to he constitutional passage of the bill every ntendment was in favor before a Judicial ribunal of a co-ordinate department of the rovemment He said that the Senate bill lad passed its three readings and tame to he Houee after the House bill which was dentinal had passed only two readings was then substituted for the bun bill and paased on the bird reading mentioned This was the ustom of the Legislature The reading of be journal did not go into detail upon thia bode of substitution but every presump ton was that it was legal and right Judge spoke forcibly and at some length Ring numerous authorities in suppert of 1 porntions Attorney General Priest concluded for the tate showing the manner of the substiinMa at the Senate bill for the House bill ad its legality 1 Vertrees then consluded for the dep use and made a most exhaustive effort Fe said that bbi side did not deal with preemptions but with facto The Constituon of the State stated most conclusively at a statute must be passed in certain ray and the Journal of the House showed lat this bill prohibiting Sunday base ball laying did not pass in that manner Col -ertrees explained the parliamentary lethod of substituting one bill for another said ithat the Senate bill ras taken up as it came from le Senate was passed on Rs third reading a two succemive days and was signed by le Speakers of the two houses as the Sen Le bill He was interrogated at length von points at law by Judge Ridley ad answered promptly He submitted to le court an exhaustive and carefully premed brief Judge Ridley at the conclusion of the rgament announced that he would take le matter under consideration and return decision as soon possible He stated 'ter to an AMERICAN reporter that he was ary much of a hung Jury in regard to the taRer He would probably decide the iatteiThursday morning Above is given a picture of Jack Hayes hoes Indictment the effort is now being rade to quash ST Louts Mo May spell of the champion's victories was broken to-day by theAthletics who won after a bard-fought ten inning contest Young Seward distinguished himself by his cool effective work at critical points of the game The Browns found him a stumbling block and their do feat is due to their inability to gauge his delivery Caruthers wu hit rather freely and in the tenth inning after Stovey received first on a vicious drive at Caruthers which injured his hand in checking Lyon's drove a beauty to right center and sent Stovey home with the winning run The best features of the game outside of the battery work of Seward and Robinson were Bushong were beautiful backstop work Comiskey's magnificent fielding and brilliant infield work St Louis 0110000010-8 Athletic 1001100001-1 Louis Caruthers and Bushong Athletics Seward and Robinson Base Louis 7 Athletics 10 Louis 1 Athletics Struck out 1 Seward 1 BosToN 11 rrrrumta 9' IinsToN Masai May of the most exciting and interesting games ever played on the South End grounds took place today Both clubs batted hard and freely and the fielders bad all the skirmishing they wished for Boston's chances looked slim until the seventh inning when with the bases full Morrill after knocking several foul balls got a drive over the left field fence This put new life into the home club and they went for Galvin in great style The attendance numbered 4000 Boston 1 0 0 0 8 1 0 0 8-11 fquabutg 0 8 0 1 1 0 3 0 9 WINTERSMITH'S Tonic Syrup or Improve CHILL CURE The most successful Remedy for Fever and Ague ever hnown Contains no Quinine Arsenic nor any deleterious substance whatever Sole Agents LOVENTIIAL 13U0S" NASHVILLE TENN ap8 sawe ly EA 13U0S" TENN PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM KER'S BALSAM GOLDTHWAITE SON Troy Ala gar: "Last season we sold SOO bottles Wintersmith Chill Tonic and every bottle cured a ease of chills We can get you any number of testimonials Our physicians say that it is the best chill medicine ever offered for sale" DITRSPANT TO A DECREE RENDERED 137 the Chancery Court at Nashville at its April term 1847 and which is entered of record at page 11 of Minute Book No 26 in the case of ut) Unica(' and Others vs Elkin Guardian and Others Notice Is here given that I will receive ADVANCE BIDS at my olfice in the Court-house at Nashville Until 4 O'Clock PM of Wednesday May 18 1887 for the following described property to wit Lot No 43 in the Rock Castle plan as registered at page 94 of Book 21 Said lot fronts 123 feet on the east side of Overton street and runs back 1787 feet with Archer avenue to an alley TERMS OF to commence at 1t71032 The purchmer at this sale will be required to pay one-fifth (1-6) of his bid in cash and for the residue execute interest-bear- log notes with approved eecurity dated April 16 1887 and due at 6 12 18 and 24 mouths with lien retained Sale free from redemption THOMAS WRENNE my8111418 Clerk and Master To 13 I Chancery at 111 of Tennessee officeClerk and MasterChancay Court Nashville April 26 Carsey and Wife complainants vs Eliza Calcote Adm'r etc et aL an peering from aMdavit filed in this cause that the defendants Eliza 0 Caleote Adm'r eta and John Ctdcote are non-residents of the State of Tennessee and cannot be served with the ordinary pmeess of law it is therefore ordered that said defendants enter their appearance herein on or before or within the first three days after the fifth Monday in May next 1887 it being May 30 1887 and plead answer or demur to complainant's bill or the same will be taken for confessed as to them and set for hearing ex parts and that a copy of this order he published for four consecutive weeks in the American waENNA 0 By Win Smith Covington Solicitor for Complainanta ap27 we4t -7 4a -S------5' Li IX 2 the Mistier favorite for drassin the hear Itcatoring color she gray and preventing Dandrur It cleanses the scalp stops tha hair falling and Is sure to plea" boo and gine at Druggists ar favorite for domain ttooring color he I preventing Dendrur as the scalp steps tha ag and te sure le plea" gia0 at Druirsista HENDRICKSON Case? Creek soya: "One bottle cured three children" SOCIETY HINDERCORNS Mir NM MOP No a go low 011NS The commencement exercises at Ward's Seminary begins May 24 and lasts three days The Gray Lathmas yeRterday defeated the A Harding on the Martin grounds East Nashville by a score of 14 to 8 The features of the game was the battery work of Callahan and Manier and the heavy hitting of Heuser of the Burnt Work and John Bell colored from Dicksoa County were yesterday released from jail having served out their Um They were imprisoned for thirty days for violating the United States internal revenue laws Assistant Postmmter Curry was not able to be at his post yesterday being somewhat indisposed A McDonald one of Earrett's Circus men who was left behind got into a row with an Italian named Pelilettieri on College street yesterday McDonald was drank Sheriff Ellis of Robertson County came down last night to take in charge Golie Duncan the horse thief and jail breaker Detective Porter and Constable McClendon arrested Monday night The penitentiary I destined to be Ida home for some time to Some The following are visitors to the Knights of Pythias session from Clarksville: Jas Wood Williams Reynolds Kincannon A Caldwell John- son Williams Wood Brake Judd Stark Jas Darnell Wilson On Thursday night of this week there will be a musical and literary entertainment at the Edgefield Cumberland Presbyterian Church under the management of Miss Mattis Kirkpatrick Some of the beet talent lq the city will participate and a line progfammo will be rendered The annual 'meeting of stockholders of the Nashville Ice Factory at the office of the company in the new factory building corner Union and Walnut street was held yesterday at 4 o'clock Directors elected: Demoville Win Morrow Duncan Metz Leickhardt Jas Collins Jas A Plgue Dr A Atchison O'Keefe Mr Demo-We was unanimously elected President but declined having served four years After vote of thanks for his intelligent laborious and painstaking attention to the interests of the company his declination was regretfuly accepted Dr Wm Morrow was electedPresident and IL Gordon Secretary and Treasurer At Chicago developments yesterday show that an unknown man who was picked up In a lumber yard Sunday morning was murdered and from papers found on him the police think he was Howard County Attorney of Porter Courty Ind 66taAttuyou uuu Limn pulyugu mums uu AMU the thiak he wee Counts Attorne of Po rter CourM ARTHUR PETER Co WHOLEBALI Aoirrs ap27 eodeaw ly LotrisvaLE I i TARO ID Thessfest surest mnd bettoure for ae Stops all rein Ensures comfort to et Never WI to cum 13 cents at a Co a no3 wesa kwly TIME 0 SPECULATE A MITE FLUCTTJA TONS in the market Xt offer opportunities to speculators to make money In Grain Stocks Bonds and Petroleum Prompt personal attention given to orders re solved by wire or mall Correspondence solicited Full information about the markets in our book which will be forwarded free on application KYLE Banker and Broker 38 Broad and 34 New Streets hew York city no29 mowefriwly PEERLESS flutirelamimp OVerSIC2VCS NOW-THE TIMES SPECULATE MIT A FLUCITA TONS In the mattet re for thinterneAe rt to eto hover fails 0 Co It I utors to rooks nd Petroleum to orders re )ndenee markets in free on spd Broker ew York City A sun: CITEE Fon jillEU31 and ail Skin diseases A new method ol compounding Tar A CURB guaranteed or money refunded Sold by dr tits and al the oMosi of TAR-OW CO 78 Randolph St Chicago Price31 inyl Citew3m A tityTrtim elTtriTzt '1P'd-b-rt 131C2VCS Mr and Mrs Oscar Hundley of Huntsville AIL are at the Nicholson Mrs Kercheval the wife of one of the editors of the Marshall Gazette is visiting the family of Assistant District Attorney Miller Misses Minnie and Flora Harris of Harts ville are at the Bailey House The death of Mrs Fannie Moore widow of the late CoL Moore of Peteesburg County is It sad loes to the society of that vicinity William the son and "Tommie" the daughter are well known and have many friends in Nashville Hon John Ruhm and wife returned last night from a ten days' trip to Washington They attended the Garfield monument ceremonies and visited their son Thomas Rohm a cadet at Annapolle Miss Willie Cummins of Franklin returned last sight from a visit to relatives and friends in Summer County A number of young ladies and gentle- men last night at the residence of Mise Lottie Clark organized theGold Star League Club for social purposes to meet weekly at the homes of the lady members Mr Hearn was elected President Mr Clyde Reid Vice President Mies Lottie Clark Secretary and Miss Mlle Kirby Treasurer The members are Miss Birdie Clark Miss Mollie Mcitillen Miss Julia Allen Miss Georgia Jones Miss Emma McAlister Mr Han Bishop Mr lames Smiley Mr Horace Christopher Mr Will Lanier The next meeting will take place at the reel dance of Mule Georgie Jones South Cherry aff-- hug! Horace unristopher Mr Will Lanier The next meeting will take place at the reel denee of Miss Georgie Jones South Cherry all aged Corn N(4 7 fa' rrit ladies in stores 'bona and in the home Indisoco A 4 TI-DUST sable to SCHnsiL CM to WREN sad TEACHEILS and in fact to all persons occupied in positions where the sleeves are liable to become worn or soiled Ask your merchant for them or send WO cents for sample pair ADENTE WANTED COSVaithit irro co Patentees and itanntacturera ildt Van Buren it Ottawa myll 8t wesa daily adapted for Of MINIMS MOD stores ontoos shops io home indispen netinsof Cti I to and TEACH EILS positions wherein or itsk your out for snmple pain sit irro tO Patent buten Bt Chicago reeoemeed It as th best versed So es ibr Generviene and Gleet We have sold comedera led le every case ik bee given sitiefeetica Akett Budges It ad Giee We havo tieanoil g' (erTCCI 6 LI-TE)11 1606 MMO MINNOW urd 871:7 tbo' pang Laded Co Cossets I TO 6 Doer! Gesnuotese see he ammo listitiminh Ohio ihnt urdtho' I- 500 Bushels Damaged for sale at RHEA'S ELEVATOR 102 President Mayo has called a meeting of representatives of the Southern League clubs for the 20th at Birmingham to decide what action is to he taken in regard to Mobile's withdrawal From 'nowt indications it Woks as if the League would composed of four Mew Orleans Charleston and Memphis Savannah is anxious to dropout and will probably do too The meeting will most likely see it to their interest to form a league composed of those cities and not to admit any new cities This will of course necessitate a new schedule George Bradley last night at the meeting of the Directors of the Base Ball Asocisoon tendered his resignation as intuutger of the club which was accepted lie will Kai retain his position on the team and con thine to la the king of Southern League CI rt et a ell DI l')1 i la a Ilt Pt Ilttnrolt lirsullav butt rio6ht atthak n64 ing- -of ai-e Ear ation tendered his resignation as manager of club which was acc the epted lie will 1l retain his position on the loam and on Sold by Drutristib 11 bk 100 Boldly Iv 14 mv 14 11'1 oRT-HAEIDFIJATIIIIS ittildealo el 12) tv- Ps Woos: 01 Olacistas0 trawl's) Ca' 4 liv16 12m ex 1 I I 5144m name C1110c bow York ICY "'MI ciabOisat01j sap tralpsium Cal ani6 I I 91111perupplpin i I P1Corp al ru KS snit 1108QUIETOS Ask prises 11 Terry Shaw GO 119N Cherry IssiMrillisTah I A pram 114 Terry Shaer Ile Cherry IssimiusTah HOTEL VENDOTE1 Woody's' sod Alat St New York AMERICAN PLAN Centrally located AU the latest Improve inents Cuisine and service unexcelled Opeetal rates to permanent guests mint 3n1 STRINFILD Managed' Wiremulaway lama allat fit Mous -77! centaelly located All the latest Improve meow Culmne and service unexcelled Special mica to Permanent "pmts rat' tk IC I I -GO I 1ohtt Patriot Cahill le Mill anxious to shine as a twirler Hia friends claim that he grad speed ads pbonomeud curve lohn Patrick Cahill le still anxious to shin as a twirler His friends claim that you wish to sulks your business knoll edvertIse in the cheap columns of the DAILY AANZICAL Urea wish to make Four Newel knoll advertise in the cheap columns of the DAMS 4117 woocesa.