The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 8

inigQ9 VADER Absolutely Pure The powder never settee A wired of burns Strength arid wholesomeness Mon leonomi Sai films the Oftlinsu7 kinds end cannot be sold In isompetition with the multitude of 'ow tee (short weight Slum or phosphate Weider tioid eels In eons ROYAL BARING POWDER etE 101 WW1 street hat daw SPR TUX DAILY HETURF' '1114-t71-71 Excellent Spat' at eneaville the Meting Day Irish PM captures the Ck Immo Stakes is Good Styles Oar Intend sad Jerk Ceche the Othse la htentlay's Eveatio at Lakonia AIIIMICANs NASIEVTLIalti SUNDAY ertith 'any dab tight rive gum wined without finperb work WO done on both aides and several brilliant pity were made Agli 04 Which bump forth acknowkeiguernt from the audience Which numbered leartr 10011 The features of the pine were the find appefunned of Bungler who has captured the town by big magnificent work in the box And the terrific hcoing of Cartwright who sent the ball deer the fence for two home rung hi luck would have it nobody wag on ham either timeb and thigi was Ole only scoring donek the visitors ()Mehl more: cugunercei Lii IL IL PO A a I lents I I-1 4 1 0 0 kiciAnglillu fill Hines 1 1 4 0 roweil lb 1 1 il 0 1 Grady 4 1 II I 0 winning 6 4 0 1 0 a a 4 1 I a 0 0 I i I 0 0 Corcoran 4 1 2 2 1 Ilungter 401160 i 10 6 16 27 13 8 litZW LB ILL ro A I lb 4 2 2 I 1 Geinn 211-66 4 0 0 3 1 Kiwi' 6 4 Brennan it 4 Vaughn 4 1 4 0 1 2 0 Pujoi lb 40 0 6 0 rune I 4 4 0 0 1 Murphy I 1 1 1 Watm 4666 6 4 0 ft 'TAO (04 7 I 1' 71 4 11011NING MAY timemogNew i4 ctt R4 11k4 g71 1 Cgt3 11) The Christian Moerlien Brewing First Premiums Awarded Cincinnati Exposition 1881 1882 1883 1884 above all Competitors my22 smwom lm 111CIATT1111-17" SIT ler ft om dr 1 ank it grew 1887 2 2 1887 --srlorEnt PAGES' 1 SS7 9312ATrILLIV Bcle 11goixt 44t OWN WIthLIALMIlb 8 TELZ DAILY AlISUICANs NASIIVTLIalti SlINDAY 11011NING 3AY 12 1887 -a-SrICTE131N' PAGIZS' '1 LT IIPF 4 beeryet erbith 'any dab sight rive sus- lel I It ()Ill 'T a 0 te I A l'' i X' httuss without diabouter-duporb work was -4- (e404 doe on both sidea and several brilliant i plus win made all of Which brought -1 it --i i la I I 4 1 0 0 4 i HE I 11 IA ti4--44- 0 A 4 )1 I I forth ackaowkidgueent from the audience 4411 '1 tIreentrill Sport at LisnittlY11141 DB which 'timbered early 3000 The features 1 i is 1- 4 1 i the Oloaing Day of the pme were the licit appearance it A I' 41' Bungler who has captured the town by his I r-b- r-- fb laagnilicent work in the box end the tor- I) --4 wwkreA -i 6 ride betting of Cartwright' who sent the CLOTH' ri Vau hn soi 11 Mar bell liter the fence for two tome runs As 411 1 l'elowinc' Irish Pat Captures the Champagne 011110111ow taa) le I 0 4 luck would have it nobody was on bus 41 1 4 A 4 tor 4 ak ru17 1 0 01 4 6t 17 4 i' Stakes in Good Style A either thee and UM was tbe only scoring 1 (0 101 A doneity the visitors OfIlcial wore: cassuutiost Ex IL IL PO A I Gierus I I 1 It is 0 0 7 l' i 1r Oar reload sad Jack Cocks the thisk staAushits 1 0s4 1 1 A '1'- Ar 4" -w4441 I 0444 4 Jri 4 Winaen-Zutries la ateudey's Hines 'if 0 I 4 ---1r-' -A14ty 4414 4 li 0 akonia Pcwell lb 1 1 I 4 1 3 I 1 ityiK low i 11 1 woo :4 Essays al p0' imams IL a 4 0 1 0 Ctl Carl 1-1 a i -11 0 0 r114 41! 14060 4- 1 0- 1 A47At 4 1 4 4 1141100000' 1D 8 :42 i c-c) 11 i 1 it''l'hiff -1404A- (-A''' 'it' 4 (-- -----4zc 1 Total -AV 6 10 21 13 1 NIS alith 4qass IA Mule I et 3 fr 'e 44 01 1 I 62 01 Wry ORLIAtte La Itit ro a IL 11 1 1 8 I I I el A cezr) 11'14' (- 'I" 11 4' I NI 1 01 I4 1 I 44 1 1 I I I 4 I I' if I 4 0 1 2 it Al Pujol 5b 4 0 0 0 0 ii leg l'f1 lll4 l' XI A-1 gugssoi 4 0 4 0 1 0 1k1 '-All- "4 'I '-4 Murphy I 1 4 1 1 I tilito -0tb--7 z4 4414c A s'111f'16111- -4'--14' 'Xt: C-t Wsui I-4 4 I I 1 44 kii I 4- iit 1 '47' 1 44 i i It RI 1 -1 ik -lz 1 '426 1 Absolutely Pure lom1111 'It'7 toirlktt-11111-1 )illl Iii 7r '11 ViIK11 44 1 'ti-A 11 1 I Tengtte Dolisider never vertu A marvel of c-td iti-- 4 -4 -4 1 wholesomeness More economt- ----1J4-1L-44- 04701-- 4' 4-- '''Iti i 4 1 eat filall th Ordinary kinds andeennot be bold I petition with the multitude of 'ow but- -7----1--- 4 ''44('z' 4 1 short weight ablator phosptuste powders Bei IMO tatillattraltla 'IL folly in an ss ROYAL BARING POWDER oth IN Wall street I hat thkw 1y 1 I 1 1' A iii The Christian moerlien Brewing -14114- First Premiums Awarded Cincinnati Exposition 1881 1882 1883 1884 above all Competitors SPRDIG all SUMMER WEAR m122 sumesalm lisCOlc311t 931-JATVLA1T Scile gent 1 1 1887 SS7 I Wehave just opened three new lines of soft roll sacks in suits in all-wool cheviots and cassimeres for hot weather wear light in color as well aspin texture which the increasing demand for light colors has caused us to add to our already full stock We have also added two styles frocks and sacks in Orap d'ete suits cut in the shape affected by professional men Wehave just ope' ned three new lines of soft roll sacks in suits in all-wool che- viots and cassimeres for hot weather wear light in 'color as well aspin textur which the increising de- mand for light col- ors has caused us add to our already full stock We have al added two styles frocks and snoirst in rar an d'PtA EQUAL TO THE -v M1 rTT A Mr' 1-1- lk M77i II ILL COLORS LID STILES rCAN sx um AT 4 011iS TH1JF111 003g No 3 North Cherry Street II ILL COLORS LID STILES CAN RI 81121 AT 00 1') st ft ill 011iS TH III 00 'S No 3 North Cherry Street i 00 JP FINEST EllS101 11101110-' 1111 Li 1 I I) SETLIFF CO'S I 1 HUNTINGTON I 14 IINTI mnu 1 IM Fr nil 2 Co 111' 1 JU a at I 001016MOtoor 1 1 3 A A 1 co 4: 4 ti 0 4t 1 of Not the ordinary "suit to order or pants to order'" so-called custom work with which the city is filled but equal to the best productions of the most reputable or highest-priced merchant tailor in Nashville' We have perfected arrangements by means of which we show real tailor-made and form-fitting Clothing at prices that puzzle these clothing butchers and Cheap John make-toorder fellows rt der" le or have real pus- equal to the best productions of the most- reputab highest-priced merchant tailor in Nashville' We perfected arrangements by means of which we shom tailor-made and form-fitting Clothing at prices that zle these clothing butchers and Cheap John mal order fellows A A Total 81 2 5 27 15 4 Charleston 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0-8 New Orleans" 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-2 Earned 4 New Orleans Two base Powell Otrl Home I Total base ton 18 New Orleans 1 Left on Charleston 0 New Orleans Beam Charleston 4 Struck Bungler First base Cu 1 Double and Pula Passed Thee of hour and forty inha- es 11T Lours 12 nuoomm 9 Sr LoutS May 21--The champions con-Onus to roll up victoties defeating Brooklyn again to-day Brooklyn made a gallant fight and In two innings nub was hit pretty bard which aided by loose fielding gave Brooklyn renewed courage and they made a gallant fight but the odds were against them Bonbon' caught Ponta in beautiful style and threw to bases with marvelous accuracy St Lents 2 1 6 1 1 0 0 0 1-12 Brooklyn Louis Foutz and Bushong Brooklyn Porter and Greer Base Louis 17 Brooklyn 10 Errors Louis 5 Brooklyn 3 Struck Font 2 Porter 1 LoutsvILLI' 8 LointivILLEv May Metropolitan game to-day was tedious The crowds here are beginning to kick against the new rules The game was not called until 4 ea and it is generally very late when the last inning is reached Ramsey struck out ten men and puzzled the visitors badly The home nine alio batted hard Louisville 10 0 2 0 0 0-0 Metropolitans 1 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0-1 I Ramsey and Crow Meta Shafer and Sommers Base 17 Meta 2 Meta Struck 11 Shafer 2 4' manor'' 4 WASHINGTON 2 Waslintaroti May 21--The second game between the Washingtons and Detrolts was an exciting and interesting one which was won by the "Wolverines" in the first inning on two bases on balls and a terrific drive over the right field fence hy Thompson After this inaingthey could do nothing with O'Day who pitched a great game 1 Washington 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-12 Detroit 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 4-4 and Daily Detroit Weidman and Briody Base Washington 7 Detroit 11 Washington' 2: Detroit 5 Struck O'Da 1 Weidman IL Home BALIIMOBI 5 CDICINNA'rl 4 ellicINNATI May su-' perior batting and team work gave them a comparatively easy victory over the ancindatie who do not seem to have recovered from the Mullane episode Green-wood's triple in the second inning with three men on bases was simply marveous He jumped and caught Keenan's line bit stepped on second putting out Corkhiti and threw to third catching Reilly 0 0 I 0 0 0 2 0 1-4 0 00 0 2 2 1 0 -0 Smith and Keenan Baltimore Smith and Trott Base Cincinual 11 Baltimore 12- Errors- GCeilluati 8 Baltimore Struck Baltimore Home Tucker and carpenter otavatasn 15 asturrica 12 struck out ten men-and puzzled the visitors badly The home nine atho batted hard Louisville 8 0 0 2 0 0 8- -S 0-0 Metropolitans-- 1 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0-4 Batteries-Louisville i Ramsey and Ban tiro's- Meta Shafer and Sommers hits-Louisville 17 Meta Ermrs-Loule- viSeh a Mete Struck out-Rammy 11 4 DrrRorrs wAsHooToti a 1 Shafer I 4 Waslintoron May 21--The second game between the Waithingtons and Detroita was an exciting and intareetin one which was won by the "Wolverines" the Ann Inning on two bases on balls and a terrific drive the right eld fence by Thompson over Afr th inain gthey could do nothing with O'Day who pitaed a great game viasbington- 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 o-2 Detroit 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 s-- Ratterles-Washington O'Day and Duly Detroit Weidman and Briody Base hits- lirht4 qa Tiaktwat II Flarnra-- Inni Total 31 2 5 27 13 4 ngs: Charieston 4 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0-6 New OricanL 1 0 0 0 1 0 Kum 40444 1444n-s 12 Two lime bita-tilite Powe et ll 0tr Home 11 Tot breetr I on :1 New 6 Bases stolen- Chariestoo A Struck out-By linagier 4 Pinot Mum Mt balls-Cbariestont 1 Poun-e Tim e-Oi forts min- flaY-Vsughn and PU Passed bells-Welts 44- 4ur an Irr Louts 1214) BaockLIN 9 i Sr LOCI May 2L-Th cbamtrons mok- con Sinus to roll up victories oles ng B- VD again to-day Brooklyn made a gallant Sight and in two innings Foutz was hit Dratthli1171 which IdSed 71001 4 1 Metmpolitan jams Co-day wu tedious The crowds bare are beginning to kick against I i SPECIALTIES I I Alft l' 1 tiAJ Optical Instruments 1 ents Artists' Material' Engineers Surveyors' Goods Draughtsmen's Supplies 804 t1aterialti- 4--A s' sta4tOrlirT I 1313111ta X-IllTra- tio-f0C) Church (Street" no21 in 1 i Optical Instruments A4111818' Material Engineers Surveyors' Goods Taci tign ar18M4311'S Architects' Supplies 8041 Ltaterialt A nee t41 statiOnerT 1 I fri i'' 1 A''' onagriarEnim ter( OC) Church street 11421 1112 if a I SPECIALTIES I tiiJ Optical Instruments Artiste Matartal lutual Ileistance Co CLOTHIER No 160 Cluirch Street teento Meteorological' It 'eilard 1day 21 1887 Meer-'Rums taken at I 75th meridian time at all the stations named I par I Thar sl Plato 8-hour 24-hr 6 1 'Weather change eh'ge 0 tieksburg sIucaI 84 (NW 00 Fair Shreveport 8000 86 00 NW 00 Clear Little Rock 3004 -02 82 00 00 Clear Chattan'sa 8008 80 00811 MO Fair Memphis $008 tX 84 00183 00 Clear Louisville 3010-01 88 2IS 15 Clear ---pappreelabla tDepOtes rise -tallisThun i I CLOTHIER No 160 Cliturch Street wistitu Maeut a 00 Dr 1 ao lk a le all 'eCoirdelay21751t8Erth meOrtbdianser- time at all the stations Bar Ther 31 Flue I it': I 24-hgehrk I ii I Vrea-ther ticklmor8 30002 84 00 NW 00 yaw Shreveport 3000 1 82 0 Clea 86 00 NW 00 Clear Lune Rock 3004 -02 0 00 i' 1 -t) --1-lr-a-cia-11 1 Chattan'ga 3008 0 Fair 80 00811 al Ltle Illsurance Co touenistpvihltate 5008 84 0018 00 Clear 3010-01 88 2IS 15 Clear -Inappreciableicktmoteerist --faliiIliun- derstorm zmin TIMPAIRTURN Lon May dosing day of the Jockey Club spring meeting presented some very excellent sport The trick was In good condition despite the rain during the The "Champagne states" the third race was looked forward to with the most interest both en amount of the hones entered ud from the fact tttat it was generally known that Baldwin and Brown were backing their entries Mho Ford sold a big favorite while Corrigan's Irish Pat did not have many takers at 1 to 1 The latter fur-prised everybody by winning headily by a length and a quarter The finishes in the feat and second race were close and exciting The time Considering everything was good In point of attendanee the meetiog has been most successful That the fields were not larger during the last part of the meeting was due to the large number of horses sick and out of condition Col Clark has labored bard to prevent crookedness and has on numerous occasions changed sockeye when he thought everythlog was not all right Most of the stables leave to-night for Latent" First of a mile heath selling purse 1400 of which 1100 to second Betting and starters: 12 to 1 Ira Bride (Overton) 91 8 to 1 Loftin (Cooper) 101 4 to 1 Woodward (Blaylock) 107 2 to 1 Oar Friend (Thayer) 105 8 to 2 Lis- land (West) 102 5 to 1 0 (Simpson) 107 25 to 1 Broadhead (Finnegan) 78 First got oil in the lead and led four or five lengths up the back stretch and to the three-quarters To a close finish he came in second Our Friend making a spurt at the wire and running in first by a neck Ira Bridetitird Lisiand was fourth Woodward fifth 0B and Broadhead distanced Time Second betting was 2 to 5 Our Friend 4 to 1 Loftin 8 tot Woodward 15 to 1 Ira Bride 10 to 1 Lighted won by a neck only in front of Our Friend Loftin third Intliride fourth and Woodward Wt Time In the last beat Lisland was favorite at odds of 4 to 5 with 8 to epithet Our Friend Our FrienLwon by half a length Time Second race five eighths of a mile selling purse 1400 of which 1100 to second for 2-year-olds Betting and starters: 8 to 5 Jack Cocks Jones) 110 6 to 1 lanthe (GerItardy) 102 8 to 5 White (West) 115 lanthe was off first White second and Jack Cocks thirk At the three quarters they were even The weight was too much for White however and Jack Cocks won by three-fourthe of a length lentile a bad third Time Third race Champagne stakes one and one-fourth miles for I-year-olds and upward 11000 added of which 1150 to second g5o to third the twenty-nine entries the-e were only four starters Betting etc: 1 to 2 Miss Ford (West) 100 I to 1 O'Falion (Vincent) 108 10 to 1 Masterpiece (L Jones) 110 4 to 1 Irish Pat (Blaylock) They got off well At the stand It was 0'k-canon first Irish Pat and Miss Ford even second At the quarter the position' were almost the same Miss Ford moved up 1 first at the half Irish Pat second and O'Falion third Masterpiece still running last Coming around the turn Miss Ford began to lead out from the rest but Irish Pat came up with her at the three-quarters Down the stretch they came Irish Pat leading by half a length West beginning to whip Mies Ford second O'Falion and Mas- terplece also being whipped and working hard Irish Pat won by a length and a half Miss Ford second and 4Tenon third five length bellied Time 2:12 Fourth race ono and three quarter miles dash the NOCauler hituciicae 1400 added by John laceauley of which 416o to sedond Betting and starters: 2 to 5 Irish Pat (Blaylock) 112 2 to 1 Brookful (Cooper) Irish Pat won by twolengthe Time 226 wont nums CINCINNA'rt May sold at the tentecky Turf Pretango in Covington tonight as follows: First race six Hunt $10 Hindoo Rose 6 Warrington $5 Lloyd 16 McLaughlin 14 Evangeline 14 Linda Payne 14 Andelia 2 field 13 Second recett seven furiongs--Watoo 110 Bowling Eva 13 Duhme 12 Horn Pipe 12 BelleN 12 Blue Times 12 Malaria 12 Alfred 13 Pat Donovan $2 rilhiant 12 field Third race one 120 Terra Cotte 112 Wanderoo 112 Tom Hood 110 Font 110 Ban NIA 110 Longslipper 18 DAMN Fourth race: 'five 140 Buckhound 130 Eallie a 17 Batitnoot 115 field 17 Firth race Latonla Derby one mile and a balf---Montrose 150 Jim Gore 140: Li- bretto116 Poteen 116 Procrestinator14 BASE BALL: Birmingham Admitted To the South- ern League I ward last Time 1:1134 In the last beat Lisland wu favorite at odds of 4 to 5 with 8 to epithet Our Friend Our FrienLwon by ball a length Time1Second eighth of a mile sell 8i race Ave in purse S400 of wfilch e100 to second 1 mil 013' 2-year-olds ening and 'tutors: 8 tO 5 Jack Cocks (I Jones) 110 6 to 1 lanthe (ierhardy 10 2 8 to Whi 5 te (West) 115 lanthe was off Bret White second and Jack Cocks third At the three quarters eve they were The weight was too much for White however and Jack Cocks won by three-fourthe of a length Until a bad third Time 1:05 Third race Champas 'take one and nnteis one-fourth year-olds and up- ward 121000 eA for added of which $150 to 0 second 15 third Of the twenty-nine entries there were only four starters Betting etc: 1 to 2 A Ark a Were a Th 0SO tr su second ounsviLut ay 21 --The dosing day of sothme ileockver7ey oCixcenub onspdnet trprktited was thinegood colongclitIondespits th-eoralatatu durinn mg most intest both en ceo third race wu looked forward to with the er aunt of the hones entered ud from the fact that It was Pt rally known that Baldwin and Drown were backing their entries Nies Ford bold A big favorite while Corrigan's Irish Pit did not kave many takers at Ito 1' later- by Prima awnixxig 14 winning banaill a length and a quarter The stashes in the ot Mel 01 arid ex- iting The time Considering everything wu Itood- In point of attendance the meeting bail been most successful That the fields were Dot larger during the last part of the meeting was due So the large number of horses sick and out of condition Col Clark bas labored bard to prevent sto ys en we crookedness and bag on numerous occa- ane changed jocke wh be thoughe rgththg was not au right most sy th stables leave to-night for Litton's First race-Thres-fourths of a mile hada selling purse $400 of which 1100 tosd econ I I Second petting was ro our Friend 4 to 1 Loftin: 8 to Woodward 15 ha 1 Two tivisia it tn TAsland TAalanti rrHESE SPRDIGS Ma SITUATED UPON the western bench ot the Cumberland Mountains MA miles from Tullahoma Tenn and only one mile from the celebrated Hurricane Springs The waters are similar in all respects to those of Hurricane whose value in Dyspepsia Diarrhcea Dysentery Liver and Kidney Troubles is founded upon Actual tIC Cures It rellovee with Certainty Inflammation and Ulcerations of the Stomach and Bow- els and removes all likelihood of their recur-me ream In Dyspepsia it carries off the aocumulan mass of acidity In Liver And Kidney Complaints the water has a specific action It eradicates all malarial poison from the system er and IsCa certain specific for all diseases having their origin in malaria It McLemore will be in charge and he has arranged to supply those who may prefer it the Hurricane Water Fresh from the Spring to $12 per week according to lo- cation and number occupying room $35 to $40 Lin-per month according to location and number occupying room Your daily malls Telephone and express fan duties perfect Address MeLEMORE Cascade Springs Or MILLER tc BRO General Managers Tullahoma Tenn my12 tuthsu im CREAT AUCTION SAbE I 11 mama ulaky um mug Lrvili 14115 UritUrellC11 num- eine Springs The waters are similar in all respects to those of Hurricane whose value in Dyspepsia Diarrhcea Dysentery Liver and Kidney Troubles Is founded upon Actual cures it rellevee with certainty Infiamma- tion and Ulcerations of the Stomach and Bow- els and removes all likelihood of their recur- latedrenctimasa In Doyreaczlia acidity in ctgriestiveoffr Anthedaecuxidnmeu Oomplaints the water ham a specific action It cam the system and 127a certain specific for all diseases havin eradites an malarial poison fro their origin in malaria It McLemore will te be in charge and he has arranged to supply those who may prefer it the Hurricane Fresh 0ater from the Spring Ras-210 to 21 2 per week according to to- cation and number occu ying roo S35 to mont according $40 per hding to location and number occupying room mails daily elephone and express fa- 1 THESE SPRINGS ARE SITUATED UPON A 4 se 7-7 Who imagine that they GENTLERN-l'ituosrdryergo stcurit a tis should come comsaet leave their measured 0 0 and see how quickly how satisfactorily how elegant we can clothe them In our fine suits this season we have in addition to all regular sizes made-up gam ents to fit and to fit perfectly-- at that tall men short men fat men and slender men Our patterns are superior our workmanship is better our styles handsomer than ever shown before As to prices we have taken care that they be the lowest BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING--All kinds all qualities and all the newest shades at prices less than can be bought elsewhere 2000 pairs Boys' Knee Pants at 25c 35c 50c 60c' and 75c Boys' Polo Caps 25c A 0 they in how hem )aU orteny tter 'to inds than 60c 0 Nino imagine that must leave their mei hi order to secure a 1 GEliTLERN factory fit should co 0 and see how quickly 0 sa tisfactorily how elegant we can clothe I In our fine suits this season we have in addition regular sizes made-up gam ents to fit and to fit perf nt th at fa 11 vn an all etrf rrt art fa cm a rt el al lir el Amv OF gr-LaTrUCTLY Incorporated Ioo40'rete'd 866 OF ICIrlaNrrilocricy A 0- Incorporated I 866 Kean May Temperature at Nashville Tenn for 15 years and the departure from the mean during the week ending Saturday May 21 17 of 'Mean Temperature lay ltdaAn Moor Tornnaandlira sit Wsimhwillea Pm Detcy cy Excess 0711 a 15 Years I 1E87 I May 15 674 767 93 May 16 675 760 115 May 17 697 747 50 May 18 711 700 A May 19 722 717 May 733 737 04 May 21 710 720 40 Day 44 atcoak Prestdent Secretary This Company has returned to policy holders and holds invested for them 1 Mcre Duni the total prendums received Tennessee Office: 7 Seel Block lasbville Q' if ILIBS Special Ageut FITTON State lent 4 to 400 PTeMdent 13ecretary has returned to volley holds invested for them 1 total premiums received 7 Noel Block Nashville Special Ageut 11701 State lent ClIARLIPS JACOB" 08 tk -Or 04 lieldence and 13llsiness THE RIVERS Report of the stage ot water hi the river at the points named at 2 75th meridian time 1:18 in local time May 211S97: Changes Low STATIONS Water Rise I Fall WAFIRD7Reitabie agouti throughout the te25 ibis agouti throughout the le25 ly A614 IMP rtle State A Handsome Watch and Chain Free With Every Boys' Suit LOTS NFIEL feet Feet Feet Near the New Tows of Watt Nashville 0 A ao ao 254 41 260 55 00 00 79 00 Chattanooga Relena- Little Rock Louisville a 143t118111 te 6 a '-RECOR)) 2 he 0 iiliSrl'''''11-1i'm'''bie' io'n iin' 111Vii WILL SELL ON-I 00 03 02 12 06 BA 204 60 161 167 i6 Memphis Nashville St Louis Monday Moriiiu May 2311881 SI ELLIS The People's Clothi6r 56 College Street Chancery Sale 1 (Sire of Robin Stonecutter 21814 Robin Hood trial 22iVb and Deatrix 4-year Italie the Season of 1887 it 151 With the usual privilege 'of return from and after this date at the farm of Dr Win Moe row in GockrilPs Bend nfle1d Is of that royal Hmbletontan Star Moss which produced Dexter 2:1714 Dictator (sire of Jay-EyeSee 2:10) Startle (sire of Majolica 2:15) Aberdeen (sire of Rattle Wood ward 24512) Arthurtop (sire of Arab 2:17) Jay Gould 22011 sire of Adele Gould 2:19 etc fie Is tined the handsomest and finest gaited trotters in existenos His get are like him natural trotters and such excellent roadsters that few of them have been trained Di spite ot this disadvantage he has as man! CORA In -the 290 list as George Wilkes or Dictator had at his Militia may be made al once ofogtot At II O'clock on the Premises That beautiful plat of ground lying on south side of Cedar street or Charlotte pike and op- posite the Mammoth Crusher and extending south towards the land of Col Jos Ellison This property is only a few hundred yards east of the West Nashville Depot having 60-foot avenues running parallel with those of West Nashville The terms will be very IlberaL Small cash payment and balance on long time Free conveyances from on day of sale and sumptuous lunch on the grounds For plate and information call upon or address SHIELDS BROS GLASS 31 North Chord THOS CALLENDER 62 North Cherry WILLIAMS 0178 tort 131 ii Union Bt DURSUANT TO A DECREE RENDERED 131 A the Chancery Court at Naa brills at Its present term and which le entered of record at page 48 of Minute Book No 26 in the case of George' A Reid and Others vs Frank ifteld and Others nowNEE isolone (Formerly kftached to the Vienna les- tria General Hospita1-15 Years Private and Hospital Experience) 5 35118 Catritell ST NASHVILLE TINS TIM'S notice is bere given that I Will sell at public outcry at the Court-house door at Nashville on EDOEFIELD LOTS LoEFIEL11-Loris 1 i r1- SPECIALIST Fer all Chronic Private and 7r Pi and' rp1)11 A11otign: Ark4-1 Northwest Nashville Lots AT 'AUPTIONi ClICVILAND May home team won a victory from the Athletics to-day in a remarkable and eventful game The Athletics began to bat Morrison from the opening of the game lloavy and frequent batting made many fielding opportunities and the game was full of brilliant plays and aggravating errors Morrison was token out of the box in the third inning and Alien was called in outof right field The latter's Work in the box turned the tide of the game and he also distinguished himself at the bat Becolus played his first game with Cleveland and be celebrated the event with two three baggers a two base hit and fine work at third base The Athletics went to pieces completely at critiml points In the game Great enthusiasm prevailed among the 8500 spectators Cleveland 0 0 it 1 2 0 2 5--15 Athletics 8 0 3 2 2 0 0 2 0-12 Morrison and Mien and Relpschlseger and Terry Athletics Bart and Robinson Base 22 Athletic 21 5 Athletics tar7t Struck 2 EFULADELPHIA 4 CIMA00 1 PmLADELPILIA May 2L--After switaining' 'five successive defeats the managed to win a game defeating Chicago In an Interesting and spirited contest Ferguson and Clements gave the finest exhibition of battery work seen hers this see son Baldwin and Daly also did well in the Philadelphia 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 4 0 1 0 0 0 2 00 Ferguson and Clements Chicago Baldwin and Daly Base 9 Chicago 7 8 Chicago IL Struck Farrar Bastian William- son 8 Ryan 2 Baldwin 2 Burns Daly At Boston: Bolton 0 1 1 1 5 2 0 2-16 Indianadit 1 0 IP 0 0 0 0 0 11 At New York: New 0 0 4 'I 0 0 0 1 I Pitteburg 2 0 it 0 0 0 0 0 Wildcatters Caught ja-A squad of revenue men composed of Deputy Collectors Irwin a Multhag and Dickerson and Marshal Steekley Argo and Hughes made quite i successful raid on a moonshine whisky distillery in the southern part of this county yesterday The still was in full blast when raided Between 400 and 500 gallons of beer and about 100 gallons of singlinge were destroyed The still was Cut up and dettroyed on the spot Three prisoners were captured tried before United Stated Commissioner A Faulkner and bound Met to Federal Court Saturday May 28 1887 at 12 O'clock the following described property to wtt: Lot No 12 in the subdivision of the home place of the late John Reid Esq a plan of which is of record on the Chancery court Flan Book Said lot fronts 50 feet on an avenue 25 feet wide opened on the north side of said property and tuns back of Irregular width and depth to an alley and has a rear width of 4914 feet on said alley TERMS OF (1s) cash and for the balance credits of 6 12 and 18 months Interest-bearing notes required and hen ro Mined Sale from from redemption TR08 WRENNR my19222528 Clerk and Master Surgical Diseases Brain and Nervous Diseases Epilepsy or Pits Paralysis St Vitus' Dance Insomnia or Inability to Sleep Nervous Exhaustom arising from Overwork or Study Exceeses etc treated with a measure of success heretofore regarded as impossible Diseases of Women Treated With Positive Success stag 4 zded Vitk On Tuesday May 17 at 11 O'clock v1 will sell on tile premises eight or more IF lots on Cheatham it comer of Brown it in Idgetield We are Instructed to sell these lots without reservation and every lot put up win be mold There are several small houses on the iota Conveyances will leave our oillocs at 10 o'clock cash balance on one and two years' erodit with Interest LCHEATRAM A CARTWRIGHT BRO 'ilgents my8 "Oulu ELOWE PARKER LESALZ AtND 0 4 Dealers 7 WILL BEI(ILT O'CLOCK A MONDAY MAY 23 1887 On the premises 50 choice lots fronting 420 feet on the Hyde's Ferry about 1850 feet on Bridge avenue 60 feet wide and avenue of same width on opposite side This property is at the highest point on Hyde' Ferry pike between the city of Nashville the new bridge and West Nashville overlooking the city and surrounding country It is drained well free from rock beautifully located for residence or business houses TERMS OF cash balance 12 18 and months with interest Lien retained until purchase money Is paid Free transportation furnished from our office to all who may apply and to those who may desire to examine the property before the day of 1 01 1 1 848 1 12 1 NJzstrNommi 'Pre Sigma Cor08 8 Arm: The river falling slowly the gauge showing 6 4-10 feet No 'wive's EBIllman Paducah William Porter Rowena The elegant steamer Rhea will leave Monday at 5 in for Paducah Cairo St Louis Memphis New Orleans and all pointa on the Lower Cumberland There will be a boat out Tueeday for the Upper Cumberland The Mississippi below St Louis to Vicksburg will continue slowly falling and at New Orleans will remain about stationary 11111111 00110X1ILA1D B111114SIDE Et May 20 1887-122 in 53 feet and falling Weather clear Wind south Rainfall 000 inche CARTHA01 TENN May 19 1887 1:16 137 feet and falling Weather fair Wind southwest Bsinfall 000 inches Glintakt DISPA'r011118 Prrrionmo May 8 feet 0 inches and falling Weather clear and hot Vicitinua0 May Star 7 Oakland and barges 7 Pawed and barges 6 in Cmamilert May 15 feet and falling Pittsburg Granite State Memphis Weather hdr and wai mar WHE141114' VA May 5 feet 9 inches and filing Sherley Cincinnati 6 in Weather clear and warm L0018V1LLIL May falling with 7 lost 10 inches in the canal and 5 feet 8 Inches on the falbi Iron Age Evansville Age Pitt burg Weather clear and hot Evassvfmn May 16 feet 3 inches and falling Memphis Buckeye State Cincinnati Schenck New Orleans Brouillard Nashville Weather clear and warm MemPnr3 May 20 440 feet on the gauge a decline of 2 inches during the peat twenty-four hours Hays St Louis 4 City of St Louie New Orleans 8 tn Weather clear Ciano May 25 feet 4 inches and stationary Gilbert Ohio noon Eckert below 5 Brown Ohio noon Gilbert St Louie 1p Iron Duke Ohio 4 in Eckert above 5 in Weather cloudy and warm Johminima' May river is falling with 7 feet on the gauge The City'of Florence arrived at 8 a in and left at 10:30 a in for Florence The Eagle and bargee loaded with mantles has just arrived at the bridge at 8 o'clock tonight Weather cloudy and plemant St Loins May river has fallen 4-101 and the gauge now marks 16 feet 2 inches Cheny Tennessee River FL Cherry Tennessee River Arkenaes City Vicksburg Annie Silver New Orleans Weather clear and very Warm The tow boat Charley Bowen No 2 struck a snag about twenty mile below here this forenoon and sunk in sixteen feet of water She lies in a dangerous position and will probably be a total loss She was valued at $5000 and was Partially ineureti One Of hercrew name unknown was drowned Oh a Ada TtA Fidaiw Catarrh Bronchitis Asthma CA)nsumptioll and all Lung Throat Note and Heart Dia- 1 eases treated with aid of my improved Inhaler Lion Treatment with positive and 'certain se sults Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Obstinate von Stipation and other Chronic Affections of the Stomach anti Bowels are positively cured 4' Private Sexual Skin Blood Kidney and Bladder Diseases of both sexes are cured rum-' der a positive clientele without the use of mercury and hindrance from business Consultation and exandnation free Office Hours: to 12 a tn I to 4 ni I tO poll dolt County Court Male-- to- Ir 1 14 14 CS P14 baq 051 paq gr pi cel 4 Ls Om tod 62 10 cxs I14 4 NORTHERN LAKE ICE ki C113 --f-': 0 to ena :1 la' la 1 moon 11 0 lima ap26 ly oL Henry Harding et ux Narcissi) 1 Carter et al President Morrow 'returned kit night from Birmingham where be has been in attendance upon the Southern League meeting Haexpresses the opinion that the admission of Birmingham was decidedly the best thing that could have been due under the circumstance Bhmingbara begins the seasan with clean record not having as many believe to carry Mobile's 'Percentage She will start to work at once to get together a strong club and may be expected to hump herself before the season is much older The locals leave to-morrow for Atlanta where they begin a series of three games taking in Monday Tueeday and Wednesday Poor old Atlanta the word etc--now" she is but a way stop a lay off I little eountry town where people Aunt out to see a game of -base ball like they would to see a circus- 1- The local management yeeterday signed Hugh Boyle to platy second paee and O'Donnell as catcher Both men are from Philadelphia and come well recommended as fielders and hitters At Atlanta yesterday Memphis woe ded tented in an exhibition game by the core of 12 to 4 4 BIBIDEGRAN SWOTTED' BTEitiNostas May Directors of the Southern Base Ball Lmgue went on their ways rejoicing Birmingham having been admitted to the League in place of Mobile The announcement wu with a great deal of pleasure here greeted with this attorn'oon are that a strong association will be formed many of those who have already subscribed promising to double their suberiptions The only obstacle to a good start is the want of a couple of teams It had been hoped to get the club reoently here under the management of Mr Alberta Alberts took the team to Little Bock when be thought sir mingham could not get into the League awl entered into an agreement to play there He telegraphed to-dey that he is so bound he cannot come It is hoped however a good team tau be secured hy prompt work cruarszroe 13 eism DELEANE 2 CDkluysToN May 21--iSpecial1-- Charton woe tor fourth straight gams front Ntw Oiyi to-day It wAs a dzfFt I Cli 11( And sole agents tor the Excelsior IcAti manufactured from pure distilled water purtst ice In the world facilities for shipping by the car load or package Office 52 NORTH CHERRY STREET Telephone 178 I Nashville Tenn ma 15 bod if 1 I cr Sale or Exchange A Ashworth Landis CHESIRAIE NASHVILLE RAILWAY COMPANY 11 f- 1 I ot 101SURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE DAVIDI son County Court in the above cause rendered at the May term lan notice is herebr given that I will receive advance bids at mu office in Nashville until Saturday May 28 1887 at O'c1oekPL on the following real estate situated In iasb vme Tenn to-wit: A lot on the west wide of North Summer street opposite the Belleview School-house fronting fifty-tow' feet on Summet street and running bacit one hundred and seventy-seven feet more or keg to an alley being the same lot eonveyed to Daniel Lytle by 0 Nance LT deed registered on page WS of Book 42 the bids to commence at $IM TERMS-One-third ottah and the balance It and LI months Interestrbearing notes sod lien retained for deferred payments my182221 SMITIL Clerk atoll and the balance It notes my182221 Clerk STATE OE lrus LATITI3D1 AND LotGramm Or ltisanua 49mtn For I fair tolatitOrb stationary temperature light sariabl svDinds generally southeasterly ''4 Signal Service ObservatIoni Nashville Noy 9118(17 Russian-Turkish Baths FOR I CITY RESIDEN rirst-Class Farm FOR A CITY RESIDENCE rirs' t-Class' Farm POn IJAI)InS9 OF 83 ACRES OF LAND 14 Beat lelict St 3 BREYER'S 14 Beatlenct St NOTICS is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Chesspmke Nashville Railway Company of the States of Kentucky and Tenneesee pursuant to its Charter and By-Laws will be held at the office of the Kentucky Central Railroad Company in the city of Covington KY at the bout Of I2o'clock noon on the 26th day of June1861 for the purpose of the election of Board of Directors to serve for the ensuing year and to authorize the Issue of 6 per cent City years gold bonds of said Company booed or to be at a rate not exceeding $S0006 per mtle of Re lines of railroad situated in said States and the making of a mortgage on its pnrreory and franchisee to secure the raiment thereof and such other business aa may properly coins before it IL IL BOY? ap24 Secretary 1701t SALE' -nzsittABLE Improved and Balm- Ai proved Real Estate in all parts at the MY BALLARD LO my 6 in Real Estate te Agents 12olis Union I lbolaAD Lab wim: MY 1ln Real Astate Agents izovs vnion st 1 -WInd rriMe Bat Ra :1 Dr'n tr tall Weal hee 700 a 8O15654 SE I 2 Cloudy 800 in18008 NS 4 Fair 10:00 MO 08 0 03 Clear Well Improved 11 mIlea from the elty A find (fairy fano with plenty or grioa and two good cistern two good wells Und ratilg weer on the pine Apply to WilsiSTILD 18 Public Squat's 7rA-v4 91 1 mites trent the ette: A next WOODLIFF TALLMAN Brokers and Beal Estate Agents GADSDEN ALA 4 WOODLIFF TALLMAN Brokers and Real Estate Agents 1 OADSDtrN i Tusidays and Fridays Prom A to 12 If eel suwe Iv gay got I ill ff LIVAIreTtem I 1-4 1: cao A amisviLloTow Tusidays and Fridays Prom ft AM to 12 onlit tatwe avow 4 447 1 I 11 wg cam PI Av 1 Iligh'st temp 84 Ar temp 16 I Low'st 64 7:00 a 7511) meridimk time corresponds to ottuadard time ate rielocity in miles per hour 07one: night trace day tram I I I 1 I i '4 A all wives 11 1 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