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NE AY and Tv Aiming Allow Alt Allom meow Adam- nada mon 4m Iwo Ash- Asir AL Akar AL ALT AL AL Alb AIL had Nbar IWEIAILAIL AL hold 0 tp- Monday May 23 and continuing during the Week trains wilt leave Church Street for WEST NASHVILLE at 6:30 a ni 9:00 a Ink- 10:00 a in 4:00 na 6:00 1 me 'Returning trains will leave West Nashville at 745 a in 9:39 a in 11:40 a 3:15 5:15 6:25 in rirTHE FARE Each Way durinfy thin rriTYIA vcrill ha A aPrarm 11 A (la IMP 6a ma la 11 AL- -7 4 0 AA11 1 11 0 114 dra VrTHE FARE Each Way during this Time will be 5 CENTS--NO BAGGAGE 9C 10:00 a 11 4 a I A Industries already located in West Nashville and that will go into Operation during the year 1881 Number of Number of Number of MANUFACTORIES Capital' Operatives MANUFACTORIES I OpsINIIVeS MANUFACTORIES RIES Capit Operatives los Naahville Iron Steel and Charcoal Company SI 700000 00 SOO Luce Wire-Cloth Manufacturing Company 200000 00 100 West Nashville Horse-0811a Company 30000 OA 40 iiih Aissauder Iron Company 1000000 00 125 Adams Price Machine Works 50000 00 50 Wool Nashville Hotel Company 15000 00 SO American WireHoop Company 500000 00 75 West Nuhville Brick and Tile Com'y aad Terra Colts Corny 80000 00 50 John Anderson Coal Company 401 Chicago Raw-Hide Belting Company 225000 00 125 We Nashville Eiceisior Company 25000 00 25 I 3 Huntley Babcock Agricultural Tool Counwny 120000 00 250 Nashville Planing kiln 25000 00 SO Total $3020t 00 00 1200 1ii ''144 Sil4h 40110 Y3 vt The following Manufacturing concerns are now Negotiating with the Nashville Land Improvement Company with a view of Locating in West Nashville: 1 Number of i Number of Number of msattrAcroala Capital Operatives it SNILIFACTORIES CapitaL Operatives MANUFACTORINS Capital Operatives DeVaney Wagon and Plow Works 11 in000 oo 20 Keppea Machine Company 100000 00 1n0 Nashville Spoke and Handle Company 25000 00 fin Woolen Mills 50000 00 100 1 all 1 'r II 1 45)3 o-fs 1 I o' n' 11 1 I 3 1 1' I I I 1 1 i ia 'ti 0 Line Company 100000 00 50 Jackson Door Sash and Blind Factory Z5(10 0 In 0 Mew Roll mi 0 30000 00 50 Shingle Mill from Clay City Ind Zil00) 00 125 IT) 100 s) 00 Handard Boit Company 50 000 00 800 Cumberland Milling Company 250000 00 150 Alfred Maehine Works Alfred 50000 00 50 4 Warsonio Horse-Shoe Feetm'y :09 LITO) 30000 00 200 Wire Mill Plant from St Lpuls Mo 50000 tO 50 0 West Nashville Rolling Mill 50000 00 100 4 4 Tullahoma Filo Works 30 000 00 40 Colly Steam Boiler Company 60000 I 0 50 Total 1025000 00 Kennedy Briek Machine Cton1MY 100000 CO SO Plitsburgr Bolt Manufacturing Conmanv 100'000 00 50 0' "NTumlier of business and residence lots offered by the Nashville Land Improvement Company on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday May 6 -LI '25 and 26: 542 business lots 25x150 feet 18 business lots 25x110 feet 24 business lots 25x105 534 residence lots 50x150 makinc? an aggregate of 826 lots of fifty feet front ki As the number of operatives required by the industries already located aggregates at least 1200 it will be seen that the requirement of11 houses for operatives alone is larger than the number of fifty foot lots the Laud Improvement Company offers for sale The fact that the nuni- ber of operatives increases mproportion as the industries increaseshould give reasonable assufance to purchasers of lots that those offered 4 sale will be rapidly built upon to meet the business and residence requirements of the new town of management of the Nashville Land Improvement Company neither expect nor desire that the lots they are about to offer for sale will i l(reach extravagant prices The mechanic and the laboring man are cordially invited to be among the bidders and they may rest assured that no'' effort will be made or allowed by the company to run up the prices of lots beyond the limit of their ability to buy We desire that the citizens of West Nashville of every class shall own their own homds The terms of the sale Will be twenty-five per cent down and the balance one two and three years A ptivate sale 'of lots will be carried on after the present auction sale by the members of the Nashville Real EstateBoatd' Within' the next two months a steamboat landing will be bililt on the Cumberland at the foot of River street thus adding water to the railroad aceommodations 'EVery advantage in the way of freight and passenger transportation that the Cumberland 4: iliVer affords will be secured to those locating in West Nashville A dummy line connecting West Nashville with Nashville proper has been Tvitirtrt1 nil frir byr tilirribar (4 Ivnnifirtr 7t111C1 elf Nn oil-trill" -trill el will -1-114 4-b" 1-11N -4-1 1 QQ7 provided forby citizens of'Nashvill who will the dine in the 1887 Walsh Brisbo Furniture Company 25000 00 125 Chicago Rolimg Mill 200000 00 125 Henning Pipe Line Ways Company 100000 00 50 Jackson Door Sash and Blind Factory 30000 00 50 Shingle Mid from Clay City Ind 10010 00 20 kntandard Bolt Company 50000 00 SOO Cumberland Milling Company 250000 00 150 Alfred Machine Works Alfred 50000 00 50 Wareenic Horse-Shoe Factory 1k5000 00 100 Flynn Shoe Factory 30000 00 200 Wire Mill Plant from St Lpuls Mo 50000 tO 50 Vet Nashville Rolling Mill 100000 00 200 Jewett Iron Company 50000 00 100 Tullahoma Filo Works 30000 00 40 Colly Steam Boiler Company 60000 CO 50 Total 1025000 00 1970 Kennedy Brick Machine Company 100000 CO SO Pittsburg Bolt Manufacturing Coninanv 1001000 00 50 Nu I 1 1 aogreo As houses ber of sale wi Tlic '1( acli le effort 1 of We one tv Boatd' water River 1 providl 0 te )4 Po -A of 1 In: Nc or If 11kIfil 4o Itilos-x4 7 i111-'4' la! '1 4t I "1 ld'''1 "4t 311 444 Ok Hi 4 I 1 WE put operation -during year Lu3k4 WA JJ (4 LA LtAAgtavi Nfa TT i4g1-4 11IL14VULI7 41 CLOIL IIIV1 VV VV 111 13 LI I) Lilt" 1111U 111 ()pert ziLlUll UUi111 Ille ea' too The 'Nashville Safe Deposit Trust Banking Co will open their bank in the Exchange building at West Nashville on the morning of the Meals and lunches ill Ve-ftirdshed'during the days of the sale by the ladies of various church and charitable organizations The public coidially invited to liberally Tatronze these places of refreshments under the management of the ladies of Nashville Chbcks 'apparel umbrellas packages etc both at the depot and at the Exchange building b- 147ctb)) a V11 VV11ti itansu I TI ic Alel cordial Cht 3A 1 01f1 I 4'1 4 I -44 'li ai -Oil will later in the week fui lush information as to the ceremonies attendant on the laying of the coinci-: Aston6 of theAmerican'Industrial Exposition and the places in the procession that ul1 be occupied by the civic military and secret organizations secret organizationst: Gel 31-- 116oNr1 FISK UNIVERSITY4 WADD'S 1 PREVENTION OF CRUELTY 4 0 The Society for the Prevention o' Cruelty to Animals Revived awl 441 4 4I4 tt The Noted Seminary Opens ts Commencement Exercises Exainination of tlasses and Reading of Records' A Charming Operetta and Excellent 'Musical Programme Made at ihit inning aid could not be rel covered The batting and fieldinof 1 the visitors as good at tin' bet got rattled and threw wild 4 afterward The locals caught on to Clark's delivery and made their scores lb umpiring too wu better to-day and inore es suited Savannah Yesterday New Orleans was greatly favored leadineto the Withdrawal of the but his decisions to-day pleased both clubs and 01510thiorw A good square game with both clubs on 3 thvir mettle Ensuing games waited for with expectation by base ball levers 1 SAVANNAS LB BB 'P01 A ''''Ii Peltzo tT 5 L8 i 7 2: 0 I 0 1 Camoau 5 1 I Broae 5 i 8 I Reilly ab 4 8 2 0 Hutchinson Is-- 5 1 1 1 4 5 1 Durmerer 2b 5 0 A 0 t' 4 4 a Einslle 4 0 1 i 2 i 1 1 Somers 41it a 04 I :1 0 I 1 4 0 ip Dallas 0--- 4 0 1 'I 4 1 0 ti Meeting of the i ter Th-pel 1 Chicago 111 Modern English Statesman" Jubilee Club Conferring Degrees So Benediction Bev A Noble of Chicago Is a leading divine in the Congregational denomination and is one of the editors of the Advance the Congregational paper for the West His subject hs "Christian Socialism" All thnee who knowhin anticipate a fine thing While the Mozart Society was singing the last selection the audience were delighted to see the genial and familiar face of Gen 13 FM whoa had evidently just come from the train At the close of the song cries of Fisk! Fisk! brought him forward Get Fisk explained how be had been Be had been put under an Jejune-Bon of rest by Ms doctor He spoke feelingly of the early history of the school and excused himself after a short and cordial address Dr Noble before pronouncing the benediction expressed his delight in what he lied seen He never had doubted the capacity of the colored people" His preconceivedopinion bad been confirmed These had been days of delight to him He was delighted with Brother Miller's address He approved of ita sentiments when it taught courage He believed in Fisk University's teaching patience The benediction was pronounced and the meeting was closed at first It will be remembered that in Jan-nary there was quite a rush to secure the subscription to the privilege of taking the securitieo of this company The first call 20 per cent was paid at time of subscribIng The second call 10 per cent is due June 1 but already the subscribers are paying it in advance of the time The showing for large returns to this company on its small capital is very good Roger Williams University Yesterday morning the Associated Alumni of Roger Williams University was called to order promptly at 9 o'clock by Saddler of calrert Texas The following was the order of exercises: Music Prayer by Prof Jones Music Miscellaneous business The 'following were elected honorary members: Rev Vaudavale Rev Woodsman Rev Levi Trimble The new members received were Misses Fields Morton Fox Bowser and Messrs Clifton Lewis Harris Mulligan Powell Talliafero and Alaton Prof Ward low of Natchez Milli addressed the Association on the subject of "The tElements Neceesarry for the Negro's Civilization" At 180 Music by the Mitchell club prayer by Rev Levi Trimble: music an address by Prof Jones of Union City music by the choir benediction by Knox At 720 the missionary meeting was held conducted by Rev Woodsman who Is employed by the American Baptist Home Mission Society to be general missionary among the colored people He gave a history of what the A Is and the colored people in relation to mission work at home and abroad BASE' BALL IcashVille Leaves to Fla the Af 'lints Amateurs A to tloa 110! 4 ro ti Ito Ed Irogvaelitide Captaiii '''oi'''the Southern Champions ta 1-i Jd -Jt4 i114 04 A Jk 04 0 itt't 4 iS1 90 4t9 i 1 MonalerCluitoe Says the Boys Are I 1 Smr0 goners 4 to 4- 4 bill i '1'1 4' f' 141o rs 11 1Itr 4 :1 I Charteetoaw ShotOuti-Plow Orlearti Ds testod-Other Games 4t 1' The NaslivMe team' left' for Atlanta last night where they will play to-die and to 'N''ILItirrow both of which they should win 7w1th ease as thtt Atlanta' are amateurs be Nashville battery most 'probably will be Fine and Nicholas' Kelley who Tail 1 AKERICAN announced in Monday's issue as signed will join the team in Charleston Kelley as those who witnessed the Mobile i games must remember was the mahastay that weak organization Bradley will I sil join the team at Be writes' entirely recovered his health and Is Ls ready to play in Lie old-time style atxxems 7 CHARLESTON CHARLESTON May 24-1Special1--The Charleston team played ato If demoralized to-day allowing themselves to be shut out by Memphis Time result was not unexpected as the backbone has been taken out of Iliite team by of Barney McLaugh7' it who was to-dip sold to Philadelphia ktilln to a Rea aa goet -rtristfternoodnleflhe atehtionP of went for selling McLaughlin is very much condemned by the patrons of the game and expressions of disgust was heard on all sides The directors are in treaty for another eecond baseman The game was characterized by violent kicking on the part of Memphis who dispeted almost every decision of the umpire Official score: CHARLRSION ALA ItIL' PO A I Glenn 1 f'4 4 0 1 0 0 0 Hines 2b ae 4 0 0 6 4 1 Powell 11- i 4 0 8 12 0 0 Smith et 2 0 1 0 0' 0 11 'Grady 3 0 ot wunamo 4 0 1 1 1 2 4 2 Curl 1 2b 4 0 2 '4 1 s' 1 1 Corcoran 8b 4 0 0 8 0 Bungler 4 0 1' 0 0 I 0 Cbfidill 1-4 4 0 -0 1 A--- 0 i' 0 BA I Nashville iliii Ed notan'' tent al -fio t) ttIT Manager PI 1 110Ns I 119 IS Chariesto HI testi The Nsshig sight where ti lierrow hoth ease as The Nashville be Fine and AKSHICAN ann ligned will Kelley as tilos games must il that weak al join the te kis 11 entirely ready to play 13 MERPH CHARLESTON Charleston teat to-day allowin by Memphis Rectd1 asth tbl 4 1 4 1 1 114 4 4 lode The efforts of Mrs Gause and Matfoto Meteor of Chicago representing the Donal Humane Society during their ataktm: In Nashville reeulted in a mate meeting al Als the Watkins Inetitute last night The abotty tendance wu rather influential than largew'''kq and among the epeakers were Col 04 Goodiett President of the local Chancellor Garland of the Vanderbilt Unt-au versity and Mr Co Bryan Mrs Ganes I Introduced the subject with a abort 01 comprehensive talk reviewing the work of- the National Association In a gen- eras sense and pointing out the needs of an active revival of the society in Washville closing by inviting the gentlemen present to take the matter la their bands Col Goodlett stated that aa association had been organized In this city some years ago under a State charter finer an tfilcer appointed to patrol the city for the suppression of inhuman treatment to animals Numerous arresta were made and in every case fines were levied brc- magistrates When cases were carried Into the Criminal Court they were dismissed This threw a damper upon the Society and their efforts grad-nail' ceased In the opinion of the speaker any member of the Society is On the contrary empowered with pro- mos of arrest or may swear out a warrant for the offender's arreet by a Constable It was suggested by Mts Game that the vl charter be revised so to cover caaes of cruel treatment to children which it is 1 thought will be done Several livery stable keepers were present and stated cases of maltreatment where no adequate redreea could be obtained in the courts Twenty-seven names were added to the 7 membership of the Society embracing citi- zens of prominence and Influence men and women A committee wea appointed to select ad- ditioual members composed of Mmera Goodiett Duncan A Giichrist Jno Watson and Feldman and Messrs Martin Dr Jones Jno Watson Dr Cobb and 11 A Campbell 4 Capt Steger and Col Good-'f'ill1 lett were selected to examine Into and re- port the statutes under which the society' would operate 4421- A meeting will be bold next Tueeday i evening to consummate the organization f)' god Myttolgtt Ing 1111 it at4tisr argot bl Cn et tietyte Untoe4ir laufl I and14c rkot te: the of 'Ring ter la it aa city for nt to made br rriect raper grad- the telety pro rrant It 41 38 of It le table ot drees the and 'it brisk 50sra toson 41 lood-q id clety mar xt ror IN THE COURTS Argument Begun in the Fowler Murder in Circuit and Chancery Courts 1 sr 1 1 I 7 0 I TOta1 1: 10 '12 27 18 8 kg OBLIANS ts 3n PO A Cartviright 4 0 0 6 0 Geiss 21)-1 4 1 2 '1 6 6 0 Powell L0" 1 0 1 1 1 Vaughn 4 1 2 6 1 1 PuJoi 1 0 0 0 1 Fullei11 I 4 0 0 1 6 2 it Fuller 8 0 0 2 0 0 Murphy 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 Chtrk 3 0 2 1 2 0 2 0 0 9 0 0 0 8 27 19 5 Innings: Savannah- 580100001-10 New 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-8 Summary-Runs earned-Savannah 4 Two-base bits-Reilly Seise Three-base bits-Citmpau Durmeyer Hutchinson Brower Double plays-W Fuller Geis and Cartwright Hutchinson Durmeyer Brower Bases on balls-By Clark 2 Somers 2 Bases given for hitting man with ball-Clark 1 Somers 1 Passed balls-Dallas 1 Vaughn I Wild pitches-Somers Time of game two hours Umpire-Suck Struck out-By Somers 7 Clark 2 Boats iSolen-Pelts Reilly 1 Powell At anchmatt: Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 3 0-3 Baltimore 0001000201-4 At St Louis St Louto 1 0 0 2 0 0 2 8 1-0 Brooklyn 00 0 0 0 0 0 2 0-2 At Louisville toulsvIlle 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0-4 Meta 6 0 0 0' 2 0 2 0 0 1-6 At Philidolpidat Philadelphia 0 0 2 0 0 1 4 Chicago 000002090-2 At Sow York: A New York44 8 8 0 0 0 I 0 02-4 Pittsburg- 3 10 2 9 5 At Cleveli-ndi C1eveland-4i o) 0 I 0 42 0 11 I 8 0-12 Athletics 1 3 0 4 0 4 2 0 At Boston: Boston 3 "Or' 0 0 0 0 3 1 2-8 lotitanapotts- 3 I 0 I) 0 0 1 0 0-4 1 The Chapel of Ward's Seminary was filled te overflowing last night by a very cultivated and appreciative audience The exercises of this Seminary are noted for the excellent order ot entertainment furnished The exercises were furnished by forty pupils of the primary departmento Its 'rendition was perhaps superior to anything of the kind that has ever been given in this city The children showed a wonderful familiarity with their parts and seemed to have lost that shyness which usually characteri zes those of their age in public The time kept was excellent and the chorus and the solos were sung with much spirit and effect The costumes were extremely pretty and unique The play as a whole I was a great swam and reflected much credit on Miss Margaret Treanor their charming teacher who for the past three months has devotd her undivided attention I to tbe play The principal parts were well done and were as follows King Houston Queen Dudley Pitcher Little Howell Chase Lord Barr Bankhead The chorus was composed of the following pretty little misses: Sandol Milliken Adelle McMurray Mary Fisk Kathie Fisk Clara Chipley Margie Davis Julia Wood- ward Pearl layman Leslie Ryman Malty Beadle kitty Morris Janie Cockrill Loll! Plummer Rowena Thompson Mabel ward leebecca Ward Byrdie Richards Georgia Poole Willie Alexander Mary Wil- liamson Patti Ruffner Anna Plater filly Porter Lucy Milliken Mars' Coleman The manner in which each event was rendered was praiseworthy in the extreme and reflected much creflit upon the principal and his able corps of teachers The feature of the evening and most enjoyed by all was the rendition of the fascinating little peretta "Jack the Giabt Killer The vocal and instrumental music to part of which' the audience was treated before and a part after the operetta was especially good and each --participant deserving much praise Mies Joy Lindeley 'Who played the accompaniments throughout wee the recipient of many compliments Dr Ward at the conclusion of the entertainmegt made a neat speech- -The programme observed was: PSIMANT DZPAIMINT t1 "Album Espagnol" Mositonskl-L Misses Ramsey and "Flower bong" from k'austMiss Jennie March OP le Dodd and Saltzman Infant Minnie Williams "'Sur der Scbaukel" op 64 Ph Byrd Richards French Adele McMurray "Barcarolle" op illNO 3 LocashbormvMiss Addle Douglas Elocution calisthenics and vocal exercises by the Primary Department of Miss Treanor -lop 62 No Mimes Ramsey and Ward Mary Ballard "Little Bird Why bingest Miss Lila RLzon "Pensies Dansantes" Harris and Jones 'The eXamination of Classee Were continued yesterday la all departments of Fisk University At the close of the examinations at 12:20 In the different departments gathered In their respective chapels when the standing of each student for the year as conditioned upon'the results or the recitations was read The alumni of the college department met In Jubilee Hall at 5 o'clock in their annual gathering for the traneaction of the revile' business It has been agreed ythe alumni that each one contribute 1 percent of his annual earnings for the endowment of a professorship in the University The whole amount contributed for the past year as reported is $12915 While the amount is not as large as it ought to be it is to be taken as a sign that the students are awake to the importance of securing endowment funds for the University Remarks were made by members of the faculty and different alumni as to bow to arouse interest and secure the payment of dues from aloes of the alumni who have not paid in their 1 per cent The entire amount raised thus far is 5434841 A nominating committee of three consistIng of Dr A Wesley Rev A Miller and 8 was appointed The following officer were elected for the ensuing year: President Morris Vice President A Merry Corresponding Secretary Rev A Miller Treasurer IL Hodgkins Recordlog Secretary Turpin Dr Cravath Morris and Hodgkins were appointed an investment committee At 730 o'clock a large audience crowde'd In Livingston Hall to listen to the aadreeses before the Alumni Associations 1 Hodgkins of the city schools presided for 1 the college alumni and Mrs Sallie Patton Burros for the normal alumni Omitting notices of the opening exercises And the musics remarks were made Mrs Burris On behalf of the normal alumni welcomed the incoming graduates Mrs Ava Brown Dismukes of the class of '77 was introducedeand spoke on "Local 1 The address before the college' alumni was delivered by Rev A P5111104 of New Haven Conn Mr Miller is pastor of a flourishing Congregatioald Church Be was Introduced as one who had been a missionary to Africa Mr Miller spoke 'on11Tbe 'Dtity' of the The address was' eloquent and earnest and commanded the entire attention of ail To-day at 10 o'clock the commencement exercises proper will take place 4 The following Is the programme: Thine Trio end Quartette 8 to Tannhauser arranged 'tor eight Chamberlin Robinson Spence and Bennett "The Destiny of the World DeTendent Walter Bailey Brownsville 'The Evolution of bert crosthwait Nashville "The Negro America's Coating Barris Nashville Robinson and Mr Talley "The Southern Tata) Hobbs Nashville "jobs May Patterson Wash-The Triumph ot Catenood Smith Selma Ala "The Fate Element in Greek Trogedy---- Mary Elizabeth Spence Nnshville Music- is Vassar mi A Annual Address Rev A Noble -iddretei Rev A 1ob1e Berries and Cream The ice cream and strawberry festival to have been given by the First German Lutheran Sunday-school at No 525 North Summer street between Madison and Monroe streets Thursday evening the 25th has been set forward one night and will be held on Wednesday evening the 25th instead of Thursday The following bright and beautiful young ladies will be on hand to supply the wants of the people: Misses Lola Halle-brand Meta Fritag Gusta Thugs Francis Mond) Minnie Henry Mamie Hullebrand Clara Gerth and Barbara Kuhn A band has been secured for the occasion and a pleasant time is certainly in store for all those who attend Admission only 10 cents Misfortunes in a Neighborhood The news from young Ralph Roberts who was severely hurt Saturday by falling from I hay-loft Is not encouraging Dick Barfield a lad ot he same neighborhood who cut himself severely on a breken bottle while bathing is severely injured and was Dot considered any better yesterday Capt Harris who has suffered Intensely with a disease poniewbat similar to neuralgic toothache and whose illness caused much anxiety on the part of his physicians was better yesterday- Tbe discharge of an abases relieved blin consider ably Mr and Mrs McLester are better though not able to be out The trial of the Fowler murder case was continued in the Criminal Court yeeterday By half-past 4 o'clock the exam-mation of all the witnesses was concluded and the argument commenced 1 McMurray Req of McMinnville opened for the State and made an able eloquent and forcible speech He was followed by Col John Vertrees for the defendant Much intereet is being manilasted in the ease because of the prominence and popularity of Mr Fowler cmccir court Bates vs Mayor end City Council heard Mary McManus vaPatrick McManus enjoined in chancery A Price vs A Colyar et al Geo IL Whalley vs Mary A Kiber et al continued by defendant A Kiber vg George Whalley continued by plaintiff Joseph A Newman vs Louisville Railroad Company continued by defendant Morrison vs Union American Publishing Company continued OR affidavit of defendants! Following casee are theca for to-day Mary Altmeyer vs Mayor and City Council: Thos Fagan vs Tennessee Manufacturing Company Win Shelton and wife vn Mayor et Id Chas Staley admintatrator vs Louisville Nashville Railroad Company Daniel Dlikey etceve A Beasley Franklin McPhail SCo vs Louisville Nashville Railroad Company McGuire Scoggine A Co vs Louisville Namhville Railroad Company CHANCJIRT coiner 4-A 0' Brien at al vs Claude O'Brien decree Ann Callioutt administratrix vs Goolsby et al report of Clerk and Master confirmed Foster vs Gilchriet at al same entry 88 last Morgan A Hamilton vs Rizer et al formerdecree modified McIver vs Charlotte Ramsey et aL reference to Clerk and Master IL McClure executrix vs heirs and creditors of A McClure order to pay taxes tiaahville Warehouse and Blevator Company vs MBizer at al set for trial on the 28th at 9 o'clock A PERSON AL Prof George Ob Taylor ex-Second Vico President of the American Society of Micro- ecopist of Thebodeaux La Fourche Parish La wm in the city yesterday Be will re- turn in a few days with the view of permanently locating in this city Capt Jno Keith of Jackson Capt 0 Eakin of Shelbyville Col McCon-'' nell of Chattanooga Chas Trevathan Pa- dumb Standard and John Boddie of! Christian County Ky are among the visitors to Nashville during the sale HERE A LITTLE THERE A LITTLE Vice late dub lire- LG: Cnn-k le of 1 rLE O'Donovan and Doyle the two new men signed will play in Atlanta and can show What kind of stuff they Itre Made of 4 At Washin In yesterday heavy rain etorth set in a 1 halt 1111 hour before the Detroit-Washington ball game we to commence and the game off At Louisville yesterday Hecker's knee-tap was displaced by one of balls la the seventh inning He was carried off the field and Will not be able to pitch for some time again i Manager Clinton yesterday appointed Ed Hogan captain of the team Doman is himself again and will ones more be regarded as the crack player of the South Last year be was a daring base runnere a hard bitter and a brilliant fielder lie was first at the bat for Augusta and when that club was disoreanized Atlanta bought his release and phis- him fiist at the bat He is confident of texping Nashville well in the van -Clinton aye at the least he expects ten out of the sixteen games to be played Morgan Co will receive the games in detail by telegraph at the Masonic Theater They will begin with the first game at Charleston The old prices will be charged Purse Recovered A mulatto youth named McDonald was arrested last night by the city detectives for stmling a rmrse containing 35 from the eflunter of Lewle dr Bailey's millinery store I Thirty-three dollars were recovered Ile I confessed We guilt 1 8 24 '19 4 IMMPHIS all IL DX PO A I Sneed 1 6 '2 2 2 0 0 Doyle 8b 4 0 1' 2 2 2 0 0 Andrews 1 8 11- lk 10 0 1 11 111 0 i 1 8 i 02 4 McAleer 1 8 I 1 1 0 I Black elt 4 '4 1 I i' 0 0 4 1 1 3 3 0 Neech 0 4 0 2 0 8 0 Maeough0 4 0 1 7 1 0 Total 85 7 14 27 15 1 By Innings: Charlestoa 0 0 0 0 0 0' 0 0 6-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 s-7 Earned 5 l'wobase Powell Black Total base 84 memphls 1 Left on 0 Idemphis 5 Bases 4 Memphis 8 Struck Bungler Veach 6 First beacon 3 Memphis risubie illiams Hines and Powell 1 Batter Rtmigier Wild Bungler 241'each 1 kased a -VIM otgame 215 Umpire Atkinson1 10 NEW OREAna a SANANNAH GA May Savannahs won to-day's game by their onrior batting and the Many toetly enrols IAade by the New Orleans The attendance leas large and some fine plays made elic- ited hearty applause Clark bad good con- trol of this hall but his skill could not overcome the heavy odds made by their errors The locals bunched their hits all i together and this worked no the vi-cPorti I and made them nervous The gala a 1 3 3 1 Lucius Marks colored wm arrested last eight for stealing cuff buttons and other articles from Mrs Clark at the Chattanooga depot A question of difference between the Captain Of the steamer Jobe Fowler Bud Datld Bradley the cook was settled yeater I day before United States Commissioner Essex Demo's colored wbo bas not been out of Jail a month in all since the first of Me year and was releaaed oily a few days ago was caught yesterday stealing some meat aud agatu put In his private cell in the county asylum for the wkked 4 last other peg net Seen 4 i A Deserved Recognition- The election of Prof Frank Goodman by the State Board of Idncation yesterday to the secretbryship Of that body woe compliment bestowed upon a worthy and deserving gentleman an indefatigable worker In the cause of popular education and an earnest friend to the institutionsover which the board of which be- has been for four years an active member bolds yrisdiction He is one of the lived educators la the State and the distinguished gentlemen Composing the State Board did thempelves credit in selecting him to fill the place so worthily filled by bia distinguished Axuazmulera tThe Company have 'caught the and another large audience Grand last night There this afternoon when a bill will bepresented 411 bight sensation "Queena" will be Alabama Tennessee Coal Iron Com- Reports to UM President of this company CoL Cole as to progress in lbw con- The lloimat struction of the three large blast furnaces at favor Fbeiffield and development of its Immense gathered at Lb coal property providing for furnishing fuel will be a mati for the furnaces etc are very satisfactory fine comedy to the management Ile furnaces will be tits French completed In about hall the time expected given Holman publid favor gathered at the will be a matinee nue comedy the French comnleted bout half the tinii-eznected Defective Flue The alarm ot fire which cams from tog at the corner of 'Desilerick and Cherry was canted by a defective Sue In the kitchen the I Star Restaurant a colored egablishment la the old building ca the southwest- corner of Cherry and Cedar streets The house belotga to Wm Duncan 'Very slight damage was done Duncan Very CAL damage wis 4One la LT 4 r-1-1 pi Few tot trf 114 end MO5QUE-70dt Ie 'rtry a hour A Coo 02 119 a if'S end gb" 1neraL 1 1 1.