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101 44 4 AIARGEltEETING At dookovilioli tito totoroof of Now Milroy Ooasootions A-LAR- GE- ioi i i 41Jia i I A r)kolritittpi 1 New 1 Mal Sykm Pointe Out the Advaatages of the Sykes Points Mee of the 411lit it: '11 tit' A a as to ntoreet to 44 tkuleaton Players Momplale Skis Ost Sy New Yuri' Mmes deigagall 'ggifignErto A Ai 411 4 II i Ito kiti41de4 A tj' 41-44 41 1V at Is) 7 41 '1' i '14 )''' 11 1-'' 1- i' i 1- 't 14'44 ill )44-4t' 10 4' t- le Ill 0 1 4 ii A 1 I t00 4' Iret-tuto In1 1 i 1 it 4 tt 4 A 441 SO 64 il Or tit it i '01: Itr'' t' th 4 0'' $1' tf ill" 011)t i'41i''t W' 01 I 41 ft tt oltiiiiii 14404 it tt till' 1 :1 11 4 1 fl: 41 4 4 4 1 tt it 'It? 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with is after Meek Vomit hell taken piers In gmallsos ft will prevent pitting sod spreading The world eases of Diphtheria toe-idly yield to IL Perfectly homesteads hoed Ineernally us it it Every Sisk Reeve rot Clealtilliftell Ned Ootelket 1 TT trill purity the iftr and refuter ft wholoannwk A the retrieval cr the eitherte which ere 'Omni ewer ell in the Wit were 1 towsidoLha of the patient sod the reacts and eomferi ot the phyptelon end anaemiaIL- Persona wetting DO the aka should US it freely 11 eke in withh the sick are bathed should contain smell quantity of the luiii it "rift render the skin 'oft end plowsmt allay Kelvins prevent het pone scam eus moonlike all hest anti trete- lion toether with any unhealthy or offensive siniumikusa from the boat --A PREVICNIIVIL--- il A apoond 0000 of fkarfof or Typhoid Peeerhee 4 tiever been known to occur where the Fluid wne coed freely 1 eleew Fever hoe beets venni Frith it otter Mack Vomit hell schen Piers In dmellihil It will prevent pitting $ag ipremling Tile worst esees ibf Diphtheria roe- idly yield to it Perfectly homesteads i coed Ineernally et Masan( Item) lotions Adopted Led Greet Interest eel footed la the New Naterprtne Masts( Resolutions A Intreet BE amitost saaerpi ii '1 i' 4' 1 1 ill 2 ANOTHER BRIDGE Coolotruzn May Letter to previous notice a large number of the citizens of Putnam ()nun representing nearly every civil district met In the court-house to-day Waiter Smith was called to the emir and John Denton appointed Secretary The Chairman explained the objects of the meeting and Introduced Maj William Sykes who addressed the meeting for an hour and a half on the subject of the Cincinnati Birmingham Railroad Its pros-pacts and advantages Among other things he said: "This railroad wm of vast iniporUwe' to the people of Putnam County that It would give them a direct like to Cincinnati on the north and to New Orleans and the Gulf on the south as well as to the Athintic Coast The 'valuable mineral which is here In such abundance would then be utilized Iron could be made cheap in Putnam County as in Alabama where It is made at a cost of 116 on the ton cheaper than it Is In Penneylvania Civuzu 30 -ooxA000rding to May presio number of the citizens representing nearly OVOI In the court-bowie to-thi Wall er Smith call John Denton appointi The Chairman expial the Meeting and introd Sykes who addressed hour and a half on the DARBYS- PROfHYLACIP Ir-yr7 extersittly rip21 end kw Iv to nrm or foil flue- il 1 III OMM1 rc- ITI MP 40d 4 4 We 1 F1 4 ''Ii "I xi 81 girl ea Irnf) 0 1 21121 064 11111 i Illardib g3-12 I 0 ii -z A tz 2 furl i(Al 0104Filagit Cici- AN (7) II 1: -1 0 I 2 i': i mhZ2 ttithm ty' 151h i Seini-Anoual Divide ni I 11e 4 Iffice Nashville Decatur IL ti' ON AND Arrra WEDNESDAY JINX 1 l887 a dividend of 3 per onus will be paid et be Certified Stock of the Nashville Decatur Railroad A Company a -f At the office of the Company In Nashville 4- i' SEAT jet St Seeretart I Supromo Court Salo of to- 7140ii-lai i A 11 6 P4 A 1 ZINC Z4 2 tio no 2 giaiage -'I' 0 ET-ITECA2 Ez Eze i joAt-ilihi ol Coiliw-Aot rn 2t49 1 '14Elil Pet 251h Semi-Anoual Dilideni I Kee Nashville Decatur IL UN AND Arrra WEDNESDAY JUNI 1 1887 a dividend of 3 per neat will be paid et the Certified Stock or the Nashville Decatur ItailrOAC' Company At theoffice of the Company In Nashville lel St Seeretart" nosi 4 Supromo Court Salo of 1111 NIoto or)! ewzi IAD) 1117r1 1 111 The Plans of the New Bridgo' Over the Cumberland Formally Approved By the Sooretary of About It time and to develop that section of country lying north of the river wu the idea and smut amens of transportation for the farming produce of the valley was another Incentive Rich 'water and the tont (pent obetruction at pide's Ferry for several months in the year was another fatter The movement began in earned in the summer of 1885 at a meeting in Simpkins Chapel A committee was appcinted to pray the County Court A committee wu appointed by the County Court and reports were made from time to time and at the OCtotwP term of 1880 this committee reported favorably The court then involuted a Commission John Rohm Chairman Ed Laurent Secretary and IL Beasley a member of the court Tbe sum of $100000 was voted the enterprise to be paid out of the reserve fund from the construction of the bridge connecting East and West Nashville supplemented by a tax of 5 mills on the dollar The Mt Vernon Ohio Bridge Company was contracted with for the superstructure John Broderick of Nashville for embankments and sub structure with Falconet of Nashville as consulting engineer its(' In charge of the entire work Citizens gave the right of way for the embankments and the bridge landings and the roads leading to the bridge The butment on the north side is finished and a large force is at work throwing up the southern embankment As soon the status of the river permits the piers will be begun It le expected barring accidents that the bridge will be finished April 1 1888 Senator Whiltborne sod m-Congressman Caldwell were largely instrumental in obtaining the neceesary permission to construct the bridge with the condition that It shall not interfere with navigation The danger of a bitch In this respect was at one time imminent between the projectors and local steamboatmen The act of Congrees was coupled with the conditional approval of the Secretary of War This approval we yesterday In due tom 1111 STRUCTURg is forty-four feet above the highest water mark ever chronicled and is eight feet higher than the bridge at the Square There are two spans 150 feet long and one of 20u feet a deck span of 100 feet on the city side and adjoining this an iron trestle 150 feet long reaching to the southern embankment The northern abutment stands on solid rock the bluff forming a natural landing of limestone The stone used about the structure was quarried within 150 feet distance on the old James' place now the property of Dr Randle The southern landing rests on the land of itukenbauer This embankment Is carried to high water-mark and to a meeting with the streets leading to the city This bridge relieves the entire fertile and beautiful White's Creek valley and opens up an twintermpted communication to Ashland City in Cheatham County From the landing a magnificent field sloped up 000 feet wide to an Altitude 54 feet above the of the State Capitol Standing upon this apex one commands a view of the full course of the Cumberland River throngh Davidson County a view second only in this State to that from Lookout Mountain and turning to the north a view of the entire White's Creek valley is spread out in a grand panorama 4 The residenta of the North End of Nashville etnbracing the Thirteenth District Ninth Ward and throughout White Creek's Valley to the north of the Cumberland River are happy For forty years they have importuned their fellow citizens of the County of Davidson to help them to a bridge They have go a it at last The above is a cut of it To prevent the city growlag away from them in the rapid expansion it Is undergoing at the present JERSEYS JEItSEYS CHANGED HER MIND A South Nashville Girl Tells a liar rowing Story But the Facts Don't Bear It Out t4 No 48 Belle of Madeira 26117 dmpped June 23 1883 Sold to Thomas Sneed Belleview $80 4 No 49 Lutle Johnson dropped Feb 22 1880 Sold to Lyle Palmer Nchville The Sale Continued at the Union $83 Stock Yards No 50 Dierelaa 85978 dropped May 1861 Sold to Wee Hartsville Bidding Brisk iho Prieto Good and NO 61- EMI Princes 8451 dropped day 24 1878 Sold to Doug tea Mverybody Satisfied Pevey MO $130 No 52 Ida Harris 57210 dropped Jan 9 1885 Sold to Doughlas Pevey large crowd usembled at the Mo t160 Union StoCk Yards yesterday morning to isN841 53's Liferl enalfAhtdmhpledhMarch2217 take part in third dal's side of Jersey cattle --No' Jewel gairag30113 sd The bidding was brisk and the prices July 24 1883 Sold to Wbster korro-w brought good Col IL It Edmondson of Son Nashville 0125 Lexington acted as auctioneer Cattle No 56 solid color dropped June from the herds of the following gentlemen 11185120Sold to Donahou Haget Clark were sold: May Overton Nashville Tenn NNo 57 Woele's Jewel Sold to Taliaterro Guthrie Ky Garth Turner Nashville $160 Trenton Ey Johnson Hampton No 58 Lett of Mapledalsb 17766 solid color Sold to A DiOkOnNO Naehville Station Tenn Green Hopkinsville IF Garth Hopkinsville Ky IK No 53 Heifer CM dmpped March 22 1887 Sold to Shirty Anchorage $71 No 55 Aromais Jewel 23079 dropped July 24 1883 Sold to Webster Marrow Son Nashville 125 No 56 Canine solid color dropped lune 15 1885 Sold to Donahou Haget ville 120 No 57 Wosie's Jewel Sold to Turner Nashville $140 No b8 Letta of Mapledalab 17766 solid color Sold to A Dlokensun Naehville 4030 Union SC I Yards esterday morning to take part in third da11's sided Jersey cattle The bidding wu brisk and the prices a 55 Sold to Wbster korrow a Aroma's Jewel 23079 24 1883 Nashville 125 brought good CoL IL 11 Edmondson of So ilf uo nutlet ctut uropr alarm 44 j1: Sold to hilly nchorago S75 No solid Color dropped PluPedne Le from the einhe' acted a rds of the follticowilionngeegrenllemtetie 1n511885 Sold to Donahou a Haget were sold: may Overton Naebville eon "get $120 4 57 Weide' JeweL Sold to Tallaterto GuthrM Ky Garth' Turner Nashville 'MO Trenton Ty Johnson Hampton b8 Let No ta Ma 7766 wild 1 Sttion Green Hokinsville a Tenn I Sold to 8 A Dioke Naebville co or nee my Garth Hopkineville Ky 19d Washington Miller and Wife Joseph Claes et al ousepu micro TO oiao Roeder of the Wahl Is under sermon elms and Mounties has been released Diestel has bees 'ivied by Memphis and will hereafter gather the eke limners that twee over Snood's middle garden no Clarlooton News and Courier after declaring that Nashville bas the strougest club In the Southern League has the fol lowing rather pointed paragraph: Tillitig OF nig Sneed the very loud mouthed zebra who manages the gentlemanly meoagerie which represents Memphis to the diamond Is still kicking and bruing He is reported in the Savannah News se saying that the menagerie "could never thiuk of going to Charleston without Savannah to meet also the expense would be too great He does not think that any of the clubs will care tt Charleston is cut out as he says they have all been treated badly there and robbed of pmes besides He went on to may that Charleston has got a poor club anyway and It ought not to win any games trout Memphis or Nashville" The News evidently suspects the great zebra of prevarication for it adds: "Manager Sneed is down on Cherlesten because of his treatment there and be evidently wants to oust the team from the league The relations between Charleston and Savannah are very friendly and if the Carolinians can pull through the season Savannah will be glad to see them do it and win every time" The great kicking sebra is much mistaken if be thinks Charleston Is going to be lopped off The Charleston club has inane money this season and intends to play the season out which it would have done even if it had not made money Sneed behaved in Charleston like an unmitigated blackguard and thoroughly disgusted every one As an evidence that this Is the case it will be found that not a single ball player who has been to Charlottes except Sneed and hie menagerie hag ever uttered 1 Coinplainiu to his treatment here and yet Charieeten has beaten every game played at home this semen except the two won by the Memphis menagerie At this present writine with the Kappa) matter in mtnd and air) IC Status of things produced by the Mobile and Savannah Atte diawsds it would require a Philadelphia lawyer to figure out the standing of the Southern league clubs Nashville is certainly first but where are the other? THE LL40172 The average of the League players show that Darling of Chicago is in the lead as regards batting Helm only played five games however and In consequence Carroll of Pittsburg who has played in fifteen games is properly speaking In the lead The Detroite lead in batting with a per centage of 375 and the Giants are second 45 points behind Of the fourteen men who have gained -400 or over seven are members of the New York and Detroit teams They are Deasiby O'Reuke Ewleg Thompson Brainiere Dunlap and Bsawe To use the expressiou of the plaproi Gore and O'Connor are just beginnitg to "get their eye in" and before the end of the second month they will probably bold positions among the leaden' "Old Reliable" Anson is iwenty-sevelth on the list Galvin and Boyle have done the best pitching Gunning leads the Morrill first base 7 men Bassett second basemen Smith abort stops pie left telders Johnston center fielders and Coleman right fielders The Pittsburg lead theDetroita in fielding by a solitary point Fourteen League Divers last sela at- sNi4 tamed averages of 300 or over the best OA having been 'Celle 288 This season two 0 players attain 600 or over twelve have inade400 or over end reach 100 or over In the fitMeourteen players who have gained40t orever Detroit is rem Dented by 4 New Zak 2 Pittsburg end Vaitingtou each 2 andChicago Hasten I each Dooley beads Co New Yoilk 'batsmen Darling Cbtaagoh Carroll Pittsburg Thompson Detroit Nash Boston fillifigau Nrasitaerton eitasscock Indleampoile and Ferguson Philadelphia Wit onslatte 4 itzlelmi lb NM ittiaLliasts June 1--4SpecIal1-41ew Orleans outplayed Memphis at every point lo-day aud John Ewian pitched a greet game whileCampau and Klutonnas showed It well New Orleans made bet one error estside of the Lattery Memphis played 'an equally fin fielding tame the only error being McAleer's muff et allot which would bare-been a flue catch had be made it The visitors loet the game through inability to "sto hit evbile Smith in endeavoring rto be speedy 'sacrificed his effectiveness and Iselped New Orleans Ito win Abed 1000 people were present Skinner the new entre was not a brilliant success McVei Ins not yet shown wp here andirs been fined Official wewolumAle as a Camoati Lc- 4 I 2 8 8 0 0 1 Powell 1 4 1 2 a 4 0 0 Cartwright lb 4 0 0 0 :11 0 0 Gem" 2b 1 4 1 1 0 4 I 1 Pinot 4 9 2 0 3 1 0 loussman an 4 I 1 2 I 4 0 niter 4 8 '0 13rennan 0 4 9 3 fl 4 4 I l'wing P- 8 9 1 4 5 0 Tota1 0-38 4 12 -4 21 18 NIMPEIL ALB 11 Ilik BM CIL A- JIL Sneed 4 0 0 0 8 I 0 Doyle gb: 01 1 0 s2 0 If a' 8 a II a ti ol a a to a ti yir ilit: 8 ti 8 ro II Irl 1 4 I i i 1 I 1 11 1 I I 1 1 i i 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 If 1 i i 0 1 1 1 1 ''''vI 4 s' by 4 Now abort regards batting gamee however and In co Helms only played live mmunes Car roll of PIttaburg who has pissed in fifteen Eamefe let ProPerll (Melding! III the lead The lead in batting With a per ristataile of376 l'AfltherAthelatiMot are second men who have pined -400 or over seven are members of the New York end Detroit teams They are Beasley eegooke Ewieg ThemPeout reathers Dunlap and Rewe To uee the expressiou of the plains Gore and O'Con- lafi their eye nor are Just bennig to "get In" and before the end of the second month they will probably bold positions among the leader! "Old Reliable" Anson is twenty-sevelth on the list Galvin and Boyle have done the best pitching Gun- ning leak the catchers Morrill first beam 1 7 Men hansett second basemen Smith stops pie left eiders Johnstn center fielders and Coleman right fielders The Pittsburg lead theDetroita in fielding a solitary point Fourteen League phiyers last se le at blued averamm of 800 or over the 't est AM Kelly's 388 This season having been lug or over twelve have Inade400 or forty-six reach 390 the thatemirteen Oar" have ga or over In ined players attain 40t orever Detroit is Tepee- el lark 3 Pittsburg sod Vaing 2 andChigo oston ittou eachca each I Demote Wads CI New 'batsmen gente Darling (mimeo carrell pitteeo rg 111O0ITWOTTi etrolt Nash Somom frheigao Wasetairion Mitasecook Indiseapoks and Ferguson PhiladelPhiso di Www anlIA148' 4 NM etemleths June 1-tSpeceal1---New Orleans outplayed Nompbis every point loday aud John Ewiugpitched a Peet whileCemPall and attlemeall hewed oup well New Orleans made bet one error maside of the 'eatery Mempbis pialeden equally fin tieldiug game the only error being McAleer's muff of a ty lobieh would havabeen a flue catck had be made it The visitors lost the inabiltty to "me Mit Awhile Smith in endeavoring 10 be speedy escrificed his effectiveness and 'totem New Cairene win Aboilt L000 ve people were Present Stinnett the new ss Reim umpire was not a brilliant succe as not yet shown 10 here gar been fined Official mno wawcomnAle AB I VA le 4 A Campau II 4 I 3 8 8 0 0 Powell 4 I 2 1 -0 0 0 Carts wrishe lb- 4 0 9 0 0 1 I 0 ew 4 1 1 0 4 4 Fulfil ete 4 ti 2 3 I Inussman ao-s 4 1 1 2 1 0 Yeller ele 4 1 I 0 1 1 8 Ilrennen 414t 4 -1 1 11 4 1 Iwing' -7'2 2 I Le 2' Total- 36 4 12 1 113 AB le AL a iteet Sneed a a 4 0 0 I) 3 1 0 Doi Ille 1- 4 0 e' 1 1 0 2 0 Reeder of lb loads Is ender slopes olon and has been tabooed Diestel bu been 'ivied by Memphis and will hereafter gather the sky ecrapers that haver over fineeda middle garden no Charlooton News and Courier after declaring that Nashville has the strongest ou club In the Sthern League hu the bil- lowing rather pointed paragraph: 1111111A OF MI Sneed the very loud mouthed zebra who Millitroll the putlemanly meriagerle which irepreeenis Memphis In the diamond la sUll kicking and brsying Ho Is reported In the Savannah News as saying that the reenag- axle "could never think of going to Charles- ton without Savannah to meet also as the expense would be too great Re does not Clarks- THE FIRE THIS MORNING Two Houses Burned by a Supposed Incendiary Fire Clarks- THE FIRE TIIIS MORNING TWO Menses Burned by a Supposed Incendiar Fire The coal the Iron the limestone and the timber are here in close proximity This will be a great manufacturing county with a railroad It will also become a great fruit county The fruit in this county it it were properly mauaged if this railroad is built will bring more money into the county than the wheat and corn now dom No portion of Tennessee I might say of the whole Caton is better adapted to fruits and berries than the table lands of Putnam and Overton counties Instead of your lands averaging as now $3iii per acre with a railroad they would average in value 'more than $10 per acre because the Dteducts from the soil would be so muttlf he valuable The esker then showed that the building of this road through Putnam County would reduce the rate of taxation and that the saving which each man would make each year on the products of his farm would be more than he would pay for getting the road He also showed that the company would expend in the county in building the road before the people had anything to pay if they sulacribed to the stock much more than they would be asked to subscribe" Capt Dougherty of Fayetteville Secretary of the company was then introduced and addressed the people for an hour giving the plans upon which the company was organized the difficulties that had been encountered and overcome and the prospects of success He said that the preliminary survey bad been made from the Tennessee River in Alabama to Dowell-town in DeKalb County with the exception of a short space that would be finished in a few due and from the Cincinnati Southern at Somerset to the neighborhood of Bardstown in Pickett County He said if the people along the line gave the road the proper encouragement the company proposed letting out the contract and beginning the work at the northern terminus in October next The speaker announced that the Crawford road was already under contract to Cookeville and that this road would probably arrange to run the same line from Lancaster via smith County to Cookeville and from this point turn off and go to Livingston The speaker mentioned many other items of interest in the course of his remerks Capt Dillard being called for made a few appropriate remarks la encouragement of the proposed enterprise Geo Morgan offered the following resolution: Resolved that the thanks of this meeting are hereby tendered to Hon Sykes and Capt Doughetty for their speeches of encouragement and the information they have furnished In regard to the ProPoeed Cincinnati Birmingham Railroad and offer our encouragement to the company these men represent Resolved that we confidently believe that the people of Putnam County generally when convinced that the Company means to give them the road will aid in whatever way they can so far as their ability extends In encouragement of the enterprise Tbe mover of the resolutions addressed the audience briefly on the subject under discussion after which appropriate speeches were made by Denny and the chair- man when the resolutions were ananimme- ly adopted and the secretary was directed to furnish an of the meeting to the Nashville and Sparta papers for publication Capt Dougherty and Maj Sykes thanked the gentlemen who bad spoken and the audience for their expressions and resolutions after which the meeting adjourned WALTON SNIT Chairman Jowl DNNTON MIMI MI witaromentu Lug 'wino hour giving the plans upon which the coin- ploy was organized the difficulties that htee encount ered and overcome and I Mary survey had been made from Pects ot fie said that the town in DeKalb County vrtth the exotop- firmeiTmennessee River in Alabama to Dowell- tion of a short space that would be finished in a few dame and from the Cincinnati Southern at Somerset Ky to 0 bo hood of Brdstoawn in -oo neigh Pic ett unty He said if the people along the line ye the road the proper e-u-co1 u-r-- gement ir company pmi ng poeedth work contract and be ern term nus October nex northern i I be The er announced that the Crawford road ei tr letting a ugt "kit WIB a eau under contract to Cookeville and that this road would probably arrange smith County to Cookeville and from this Mint turn of! and go to Livingston The to run the same line from Lancaster via in elpeaker mentioned many other items of In- Wrest he course of his remerks Capt 11 Dillard being called for made a few appropriate remarks la encouradetnent ise of the pro enterer Geo IL Morgan offered the following it have furn resolution: roeolVed that the thanks of this meeting are hereby tendered to Hon Sykes and Capt Doughette for their speeches ished in regard to the proposed Cincinnati Birmingham Railroad and of- of eneouragement and the information they fer our encouragement to the company theee men represent we con en Resolved that confidently believe that the people of Putatim Count ener g- ally when convinced that the Company means give MU 1 to gi them the road will aid in whatever way they can so far as their ability extends in encouragement of the resolutions addressed entarPri8e Tbe mover of the the audience briefly on the subject under discussion after wbich appropriate speech- es were made by Denny and the chair- man when the resolutions were unanimous- ly adopted and the secretary was directed to furnish an aceount of the meeting to the Nailiville and Sparta papers for publication Capt Dougherty and Maj Sykes thank the gentlemen who had spoken and the audience for their expressions and reeo tions after which the meeting adjourned iti WALTON tar Chairman Joge DearpoN Secretay bel1e-411W none Keifer 7 Time of game --2 hours iind 10 minutes YEACII aoLD Maxim TESS June 1---(Special)-- Veach the pitcher secured front Louisville by the Memphis Club several weeka ago bas been sold to the DesMoines Club The price vdd is said to be 111500 Negotiations are pending for the sale et Sneed to the Indian spoils Club If transferred be will manage the It to aleorumored that Memphis is negotiating for Neod who made quite a reputation lut year in the box for Savannah Loutsynti 4 annsnes Pitmanimmita FL June I--Ite game to-day between the AthietiCt and Louisville was marked by shoot fielding and light batting the visitors winning by getting their hitattogether 15 the first and seventh innings According to the official score card Ramo 'was to have batted ahead of but Manager Kelly says that In the copy be furnished Cross' name was ahead of Ramsey's In the second and fifth Innings Cross did bat ahead of Ramsey and there wes not a protest from the Athletics In the seventh Inning however with two men out Mack made a double and scored on a single by 'rose The Athletics then protested and wanted Cross declared out for etriking out of order Umpire Cuthbert ruled that as the Louisville' bad batted twice around in teat order without any objections being made he could not declare him ouL The game was thee finished under protest 11 the Athletics Manager Bancroft maintaining that be could not oh-Jed to Crow batting out of order condi he bad either rude a hit or done soutetbMg to advance a runner a ban 0 0 1 0 1 0-2 2 0 0 0 I I 0 --4 Batteries--ktbletici Webring bad Milligan Louisville Ramsey and Crow Base 9 Louisville Errors-- Alidetic 2 Louleville Snuck Ramsey I Fehring 7 CINCINNATI 4 MALTISKOLS BALTIKORS Ma June two 'Smith's pitched in geed form to-day but Lb Cincinnati team played without a fielding error and got three obits when they needed teem winning a sharply conteeted and exciting game The Baltimore sea did brilliant work 4n theheld but were unable to beech their bits The second base plat of both Greenwood and Kappa was PremarkaMy One as also was the out-field work of Sommers elan and Oarbbill Atb-ndance att-nuance low be thei bit The e2 0 0 0 him mat patuDimpa1) PA June 1-It game le today between tbe Atbletic nd Louis- a iii al marked bv share fielding end light V--e W-- batileg the visitors winning by getting their hitsitegether to the first and seventh innidocmsAccotwrdubittot seore Ilea ti 01 Cross butVanager Keil says that in the copy be furnished Cross name was ahead ot Ramsey's In the second and fife) In- sings Cross did bat shoed er Ramsey and there wu not a prott the Athlti eerets ecs In the seventh ineing however with two men out Mack made a double and scored on a single The Athletics then protested and wanted Cross declared out for etriking out of order Umpire Cuthbert ruled that as the Loulsvilim had batted twice around in Mat order without soy Oh- lectioos toeing made he could not declare a MA Wan thall fiiab nM game wee ethletics Manager under protest 'by the A Bancroft makitaining that be amid not oh- pee to eras batting out of order well he bad either Made a hit or done souietbMg to advance a runner a base Atbleties 0 0 1 0 0 I 16 0 u-e AmdAyipe 2 () t) 4--4 Wering cad Mill Battegies-ktbletio he fan: Louisville Ramsey 1n4 creu gam Lontswillet Errors- bite-Athietlee 90 Ramsey 7 Footing Athletic 2 LOulegille Stuck out- CINCINNATI 4 learammomil 2- BALTIMORE MD Joao L-The two 'Smith's pitched in geed form to-dah but the Cincinnati team plamm without a field- ing error and me three late when they tasted needed theta' viinniag a iiharotal cch did and exciting game The timers sea Wien( work in thefietid but were et- I able to ncr second base ia of tenth Greemwood and Koeppel ems p) remarkamy dee as also was the out-Meld work a togmnfym Mau Cerbbill Attndamis 400e A Matter which hu a sensational tinge was brought to light yeeterday by the officers of the law It seems that complaint was Wade by parties in South liashville about the treatment ot a girl by a certain lady A prominent gentleman to whose ears came the story Which wee of such a nature as to arouse the deepest feeling interested himself in behalf of She had been with this lady Ave years having been given to her by her mother in Alabama It was understood that she wanted to return to her home and that her father bad written to a neighbor 'ending money for the trip The gentleman mentioned laid the matter before Capt Kerrigan at the police station yesterday morning and that official sent one of his men with the kind-hearted citizen to the house after the girl She was obtained without any trouble and went with her friend before Judge Caldwell where she related a tale of harrowing It was the intention of the person taking interest in the matter to send her home last night according to her request and since she said she could not get her clothes a wilt of replevin was obtained tier friend and a constable accompanied her to the house of the lady who had been her mistren so long Before being there many minutes she seemed to change her mind and said she would remain till Saturday The lady who was very much mortified cver the affair and the rumors which had grown so public told her that she would accompany her to her home adding that she had always been willing for her to go at any time she desired The girl is rather ignorant and from socounta is not by any means reliable in her statements The gentleman referred to stated to an AiltEltlekt4 reporter that matters were by no means exactly as the girl had pictured them The lady concerned says it is simply meddling on the part of 4 her neighbors Caldwell In to whose ears name the etory which mite interested him Ing a nabeen ture ul totoarbouseb bet the deepest feel- She had been with this lady eve years self in behalf of thegirL Alahsma given vewnao uentde rulthaee in that ee wanted to retum to her home and that her i I had oi os wttten A neighbor 'ending money for the trip The gentleman mentioned laid the matter before eore apt Kerrigan at the police station yesterday morning and that official sent one Of hi men with the kind-hearted citizen to the bouse after the girl She we oh- tamed without any trouble and went with her friend before Judgn4ak where she related a tale of harrowing grievances It was the intention of the per- son taking interest in the matter to send night according to her re- her home lqueet and since sh said she could not et her clothes a wilt of replevin was obtained Her friend and a constable a000mpanied her to the house of the lad who had been her inistretes so long Before beiog there many minutes she seemed to obauge her mind an sai she would remain till Saturday The lady who mortified cver the afair and was very much mort the rumors which had grown so public told her that she would accompany her to ber home adding that she had always been wiling for her to go at any time she desired The girl is rather ignorant and from am counta is not by any means reliable in her The genuethan referred to stated to an AMERICAN reporter that mat- Mrs were by no means exactly as the girl had pictured them The lady oencerned says it is simply meddling on the part of her neighbors '1 1 it 1 'f 1 1 -1 i '11( 1 1 I 1 4 1 1 1 i i 1 4 1 1 11( I i e- I 1 4 1 -M Ancirews1 0 el 0 't 0 Peitz 8 0 1 0 2 0 7 0 McAleer 0 1 1 0 1' Black 4 I 4 0 1 1 0 01 Whelan21) I 0 1 1 5 4" 0 Smith 0 0 0 4 0 McKeogh ed I 4 1 0 8 8 Laird 25 11 4 St 1 14 liew 11 4 0 I 0 0 0 0 0-44 klempithl 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 Earned Two-base pan and KIURSITI8111 (total bases en Orleans 14 Mempits Frt base 0a errors Memphis 1 New kAlearis Lett Nw Orleans 4 Memphis 2 out Ewing Booed Wild 1 Mails Ewing 44 on Smith 59 Strikes Swills 45 smith 89 Bouble Glees and Certwright Wine twee on called iOriesns 4 1hopint Skinner Time koura ORARLISTOS 18 zmunianam ellattLEsrow Jam Ingham took thelheld today and inetiwith a crushing defeat lithe game was witneesed ty a smell crowd and was not vied entire of any special teatimes President Wilson of Birmingham is here and ha men in his team ire material ler making a good Dine In time score twanitsTon aa IL lin 'a Guam 4 8 1 1 0 r- 0 Mines 21) 7 4 2 1 4 2 2 POMO ot 7 8 0 0 4rody 44- 2 2 0 Williams 7 4 8 2 4 CarLe L1 1 4 2 0 ComorsnD a a i 1E1 chottecvo to 1rs110 Totalt08 23 4 24 21 12 2 DIMMINIIIIAL 404 it am rCk 11 Doherty lb :1 1 1 8 8 Nelffer 0 4 2 I 2 1 Allftway 4 4 4 0 '4 0 8 4 0 limItb 2 it 4 0 A I l'' 0 0 1 81moniu Ilb't o46 0 0 0 0 i' I Ralf La 4 i 0 6 4 1 3 0' 0 3 i Dul 1 1 tee 4 0 2 4 0 Roberts 2b? i 4 Werep4 0 0 0 Totels6 11 27 13 10 Innings: Chart ston: it 8 0 8 0 II 8 0 0 0-22 0 11 1 0 0 0 1 4-4 4 0 $0 1 1 0 1 10 L-4 Smith and irrott' eincismitti Smith and Keenan Base Ba1timere10 Cincinnati 10 itrlyna-13a1- Vinare 2 ancinnati Struck Smith 4 Smith I ItutW 40001 Klemm Now 1001K Juin Fork md Radon Tialed off a postponed getne at the Poio grounds to-day before out 080o spectators titeefe pitched a vend game holding down 4he "Bean-sates" to like sctuallMme hits three being sad a in the last holing Radhourne was tattedhard Allures IKelly made a marve4ous 13top in thetithinnutg Ward also played agseat gamevand Dorgan made a wonderfully-m- otile witch 0- 0 0 0 10 0 Nosautk 1 0 0 0 0 41 -2 0 "2-8 Radboutue and Daily 'New illorkliedfs and Brown -Base lioston 8 New York 19 Ifirrons--elbsiton -11 New YorkS Struck ont--tasefettEad 'EBB AMATEURS young Detroit accept the challenge of the Warrens to a watch 4nuao of ball to be played eaturday at 830 e'clock (bathe Eighth street ground i (31 Taasaistm Captain The Square nine and the Market etreet eine will play a match game of ball Alt the 'lark Saturday matt June 4 atl Otcloot 11- geed game mar he expected Mae receipts go talk Rome Leaks tree Jewett Deelleselaa 5 PAn June -11--4ohn 'Jarrett not go te the Harrisburg conventffin of the Iron and 'Steel Workeett Hatoesil As-trembly of the knights of 'Labor He was levited but has Melded not to go In an laterview 'to-day be said: "Some people have been to make Ule appear as being oppeeed to the Amalgamated Amoebaon of Iron and Steel wokers would be bate ingretitude were I to do the least 'thing against the organizatl's to which I owe whatever meeettre of gnomes I have attalood I favor the organization of linemen employed in the iron induetrN hence believe that the anights of Labor movement le one in the right direction and I feelaare that neither organization ohm to OD the other" assaulted and Itobboad4 iltaralaan Ow June Cotter- man Station Meat of the Cincianati Hamilton Railroad Company at Tootogany was attacked whilesa his wee home from the depot last nigM by twe masked robbers who succeeded getting away with about elt0 Several Mote were filed one of which took effect in his righi area near the elbow And another Mattered a watch in his 'fed Issekek which saved his Es He returnaLthe fire and watmded one of the robbers Both escaped The Flaherty ilmestaten1' OriAwk ONT June 1---In the Ifonsi of Commons this afternoon Si' Charles Lap-per Dram Clarksville Tens Tau list of animals sold names of purchasers and prices paid is given beneath: No Little Tormentor calved March 17 1888 nearly solid gay Sold to Cooper Nashville $261 No Creole Maid 34 81192 Sold to Webster Morrow Son Nashville 8300 No Heifer calf dropped Dec 81 1888 grey and white Sold to Jordon Stokes Nashville B880 No Helfer calf dropped elan 27 1887 solid fawn Sold to Shipley Springfield Mo $150 No Helfer calf dropped Dec 12 1888 light Iowa Sold to Shipley Spriogfield No 8 Orkkett's Minnie 26270 very light fawn to Webster Morrow A San Nashville le140 No 7 Heifer calf dropped Jan 11 37 solid fawn Sold to Jere Baxter Nashville Elevsk Crickett of Bellevue 570 light yellow fawn Sold to Ewlog Franklin 1385 No St Neat 47403 dark Iola fawn Sold to ekre Baxter Nashville E80 Property of Talialerret 12 Elletta Bell 20253 solid dark fawn Sold to CookrW No 18 Hanle Bell 20962 dropped June 15 IMS2 Sold to Jae Baxter Nashville No IL Maggie-of Talharen 89590 Sold to IL Dottglaaa Pevey Mo 0100 No 15 Ram Bathe Sold to Mayo Naahville 175 No 16 Shun Testimony droppedlune 8 1885 Sold to Douglass Pero: Mo 0125 No 17 Ha of Tallaven gray favm and white Said lo Benno 080 No 18 iihtrry's Ada Sold to Douglass eve'' Mo11145 Property of (319arth: No 2 i Syndle's Pride 42826 dropped May Irt dittil solid lawn Sold to Cockr11111ashvi11e4310 2L LIZZIO'C011ier 87248 dropped Aug 13 Sold toll Dougbse Pevey Mo az No al Darling of Oak Hill 29078 droppedOct 20 188L Sold to Jere Baxter Nests111o ei50 No28 Darling Pet drOppol Aprfl 8 1887 Sold to 8AL Tallaferro Guthrie liy 445 Ner24 Men 198 (Imp) ctold to Nashvile 0140 Ne625 Mad 24 dropp Jan 4 1: 71 Sold to Lyle Palmer limhville 065 No 96 Jessie -Sitowelorm 82474 Sold to Ewing Franklin 080 No Is7 trwilinoSulacess 81118 dropped' Monet 24 48884 Sell to Douglasso" Fewer Mor111170 Ne 28 Inez Webater 885116 dropper Dea-7 1885 solid fawn Bold Campbell Brown Spring Kill4 100 No 29 Iodine 80924 dropper March 14 1884 fawn Sold a JamottOolumbittl No 80 112odine fl 'dropped Fell 1887- -Sold to I Tallatereo Guthrie Property of Johnson: No92 Bother 180te A dropped Nov 85 19811 yellow lawn So ld to Jere balsa Nasittille $21E Pansy Bomb 182 19 dropped April 11882 Sold to Taylor Irestivrne No01 Lake View Purl 43013 dropped Nov 1886 fold to Aere Baxter Nashville 075 Propetly of No 117 Lucky Pallor 82945 'dropped Mar Stdd to Jce Bailee Nash! NO It Tormentor's Boxes 92942 dropped July 5 NS5 Sold to Matt Gardner Na viIIe 010 No 89 'Katie ofitiversidti dropped' May 41886 Sold to litonoboo lane-vine 080 No 40 Mettle gignal 8C897 drlPped Sept 19 Ii85 sold to Shipley Springlisld Mo No 41 Late 29884 dropped Ant 24 1884: light fawn and white Sold Douglasit Pevey Me No 42 Roadie Passy March 17 Isla Sold to 1yies Palmer 1 No 43 Teilliar 88910 dropped 1880 Sold to Mayo Nashville 090 No 44 Dolly Fester 317 dropped Jan 2 1885 Sold 10 John Young Hopkinaville At 2 o'clock this morning the fire depart- 11 ment Was called out by a fire at the corner of McFerrin avenue and Main street East Nashville The grocery store of Wm Simmons and the dewlUng house of Harry Cooper were totally destroyed Both were frame The stock tn the store was valued at 110600 and was Insured for $500 The house belonged to A Williams and was insured The house and furniture of Harry Cooper were insured for $358 each Most of the furniture was saved The house Nas valued at $500 The origin of the fire is not known but it la thought to be Incendiary FAR-SEEING LUMBEItIttEN In a Few Tears They Swallow Up the GovernmeaVe Southern Pine Fonda New Orleans TimeeDemocrat: The sale of 46000 acres of Government land at the United States Dand Office In Natchitoches to Western lumbermen takes the last of the Government pine lands south of Red River In other words that magnificent domain of which we booted a few years ago containing one of the largest bodies of Umber In the world is swallowed pnectiased by the shrewd lumbermen of the West They came down on usoome six or seven years ago looked around and commenced making their perchers picking out the beet Umber lands they could (incl They have Mace kepitthis up steadily buying from time to time antil they have finally secured RUAe land in the Natchitoches district south of Red River There Is of course some Government land in'Louletana with timber standing on it north of Red River and In the NewOrleans district but we must frankly confess that rae public domain in this State -has been tousiderably culled and toost of the bat wood lands have passed Into private hands and almost wtthout exception into the bands of Northern capitalists Our home people did not appreciate their full worth and let this magnificent Inveatment escape TEE REVENGE The other foam of revenge Is more craft It consists la ceporthig Abe speaker verbe tint The do not know how ouch public speeches re 41touched np" by the reporters Even the most accomplished speaker through tegettement or want of words or bemuse of Juterraptions eonMmHg losesthe sixpence of his argument and repeats himself ortbresksoff before his sentence is exespleted When the reporter writes eat Ids report helm exported to 'make seam" of it ItUte of our ilocal dermen get out-of favor with the reporters' by complaininuthat be had Deverraid the thing piacedtahiscondit or discredit WI had no sight he maintained to e3mment on hill speeches when we only gave garbled! instead et verbatim deports of them Sol the repertereoveho bad pat themselves to some treedekete translate hie diejoitited remarks into datelligibielEnglishragreed to Import him verbatim nett time die never' vented saethereteristiat reporkhad lima( clot be pleseautoto hints know that many of his friends pinery that one--Eit Jamee Meanest by a Hall Sterns 'XXIV Matson Jobe specter to" thel reee-Deniserat from 'Coffeyville atm: Minuet town' Abe miles eat or this place was chi ted yesterday ter a terribie ball Moral Ilattog antiwar he crops In that Tidally which were -unusually pregnising were einnpletelt destroyed The reefs of houses War battered in by the hailstorms which were larger-than heats eggs Meat farmers are sampletar reined- Western Managers meeting Jane 1--1hi Western inane- rmeeting has heed in session all niorn- ug and haa just adjourned until 2 Al this ((romans's meeting as' action was taken kegler to the changing of the wheat and dour rate from St i tia lomat rates continua I The what ouretion of the grata and flour traffic has been seferred to a special committee whieli will Mortal a meeting of the managers aat later Una ism 20 Ben I Parley Poore funeral NIEWBURIPORY Mann has funeral of Mal gen: Finley Poore at Indian farm this atterneoad was iargely attended gotwithstanding the avert rain storm which prevailed poyericr 7ert aIwp 144 uula1P94ng 'la 41- -141 aITI4Pn HOW DEIEPBET WA! KNOCKED OUT When Jan Dempsey was in Detroit this spring he was interviewed in a social-professional way by a reporter who wu hunting after pugilistic reminiscences and who finally observed: "MrDempeey you travel a great deal?" sob yegPP "Yes meet with all kinds of people?" "Of course" "War had any rows?" "Never bad but one" "I was just thinking what a surprise party 'Was in More for the fellow who Japed on your cellar So you had a row?" "Yee in the Cincinnati Hamilton Payton Railroad depot in Cincinnati I was waiting titers for a lasin and I saw an oldish man cuffing a boy about I didn't feel particularly pleasant that morning and I was rilad at once I walked up to the old loan awl warned him to let the boy Mops" "And be "No he didn't Farthermor be threatened to break my head" "Ind you tapped him on the jaw for his impedance?" "Not exactly I started eut to but he knocked me dowa with right-bander piled on to me like a load ot sand and the Arat thing I knew I was the worst licked man In the Matelot Ohio Since that date I sake 'sass' treat most any one and never interfere with Free METTERNICH ON NAPOLEON teinputuou ito get weaimy oy DUE methods and a boy should thlok tang an Count Vitzbam: One evening when I well wort hs adopta the calling illannened to be atone with the Prince our For the broker's business at beet at convereation tatted on Napoleon rn "He stable The wbrk is done quickly in th mid rn st of great exciteent and at "big ds a power" reniexked Prince Metternich Iregorge must betaken into account But be as we say As money 00010 gluickb and easily to We broker At la not dorgeta that a man 'cannot be Emperor per mow prized as if it were ean3ed by tb ton which produces vi 1 (la grace Dieu aad par Is volonte nationale a sible reault and at one and the same That is a con usually goes easily as it comes Broken time wadictio la ejecta He must take his choice of course defend their own occupatiom itrasC the mina "Tarnmentr either They will tell you that their services a las the heir of Napoleon I or as the elected agents in laming stocks and bonds ar oandidateof univenal riaffrage This eon- needed: but they will not deny that stook tradiction mese his downfalL I shall brokerage would cease to be a profirste not Um to me it bat remember toy words business except to a ret7 few drum This Bonaparte bm 'built nothing that will oeopie were to stop speculating in mud last'" A taw weeks later! beard Wesel Um Of oourse there are many men in thil ProPhacild Buckingham Palma from the baldness who have risen to wealth and lips of Prince Albert arid it struck me al remarkable that tbetwe political antipodes eminence as financiers who would acorn do a mean or dishonorable act All bona the Conaorratira Prince Metternich and the to such men because they must often ban Liberal Peince Albert should agree almost to do wrong to the letter to their theater of Napoleon been sorely temptod IL I would not be unjust to this large clam "He is no said Prince of men so many of whom have persona traits which we are bound to admire The Albert 't)r tie would have understood that se deverelS1 sas owe hill cro" at once 14 are open-banded with their means Theh bmreditti7 euttettelos and word to one another is as good as a bond In This contradiction is bound to be the vim fact a large roportion of the busineer 'don't say of bimesir transacted upon the Exohange is done hale destined to die an Emperor in his bed without written contract and depends "'hut of hie erdemt dYneefl' Re bee 80101Y upon tire pod faith of the member' built nothing lasting be le only a concerned Their oromotomo to rtispond on no fixed star" public appeals for aid and sympathy an TYPS-SITTING MACHINES proverblaL Yetall this should have no in New York 'Standard: Type-composing fluence upon a boy who is deciding whether or not be shall be a broker---George machloes are in use in half a dozen large Manson in St Nicholas for June offices In New Tort While It a feet corn- E-HORNED CALI' Peelter ele let 1Ct'000 'ems a Americus (Ga) Recorder: Charlie Haw team of three machine operators can averkins is the proud poesessorof a three-horned age 60004 ems a day if working on reprint oopy and not required to change the length Ciat The animal is nearly five months old of the lines The first cost of the compoe and is as stmng and healthy -as any of Me In machine and its liability to get out of kind It but a horn on each olds of ite repair stand in the way of its general Mop- bead like any other well-regnittiod Calf tlea but the compositors generally tale it should have and in addition bee a third out for granted that a machine or a premier from the center of the forehead Charlie may at any time Invented 'which will is we proud of Me calf and will exhibit It lake the plate of the band-compositor la to a select few along with his immense bull P1414 tateattinlikl 34ts 14 1A rs frog TEMPTATIONS A BROKER'S UTE From the start the boy entering a broker's ofiloe will be intrusted with large sums of money to carry to the banker to customere Be may be in an office where hank bills end shining gold are within his reach all the time and be will be so completely absorbed in the subloct of stocksbonds and money mi dibbertitraDeeringeAtie ttl'bitaaf' come clerk or cashier he will be expomi to the temptation to increase his 'nom by stock an it is his own account eloch ventures are of oourse Very hazardJun and on all accounts should be shouried A broker requires great strength ot character to resist the temptation to get wealthy by lain methods and a boy should think tong and well before be adopts the calliag For the broker's business is at beet nustabte The wbrk is done quickly in the midst at great excitement and at "high promote" as we say As money come' quickly and easily to We broker It is not so highly prized as if it were earned by the toil which produces a visible result and it usually goes sully as it comes Brokers of courm defend their own occupation They will tell you that their services as agents in waging stocks and bonds are needed: but they will not deny that stockbrokerage would cease to be a profitable business except to a very few firma if people were to stop speculating in secutiUm Of course there are many men in this bestow' who have risen to wealth and to eminence as financiers who would acorn to do a mean or dishonorable sot All honor to such men because they must often have been sorely temptod to do wrong I would not be unjust to this large class of moo so many of whom have personal 'traits which we are bound to admire They are open-handed with their means Their word to one another is as good as a bond In fact a large proportion of the businees transacted upon the Exchange is done without written contract and depends solely upon go' good faith of the members concerned Their promptoms to rospond on public implode for aid and sympathy are proverbial Yetall this should have no influence upon a boy who is deciding whether or not be Man be a Manson to St Nicholas for June A TRREE-NORNED VALE Americus (Ga) Recorder: Charlie Raw-kin' Is the proud possessorof a three-horned calf Me aniotal is nearly five months old and Is as stmng and healthy as any of hie kind It him a torn on each side of ite bead like any other well-regulated calf should have and In addition bad a third out from the center of the forehead' Charlie is very proud of hie calf and will exhibit it ins select few along with his immense bull 7 44 01 161 411 tiq No V9 Davidson Igultys Docket TN OREDIENCE TO A DECRER RINDERLPH A by the honorable Su-reins 01 urt at Its term 1886 In above styled eause Int entered on page to53 of Minute Book 14 Lela at Saturday Jane 18 1887 at 11 O'clock at the cool-house door in the city et Nash' 4 ville offer for male at public outcry to the high- cat and best bidder the odowIng decried real estate: A oertain tract or parcel of land lying in vidson County Tennessee containing (I fi28) sixteen hundred and twenty-six tacrea bounded and described as follows to-wit Beginning st Bell's old mill On Cumberland River in Ben's bend runting the cc north BO deg west 1006 poles to a small black walnut 13 11-3 poles west of Dr Moore's ome on the eget and wed line above described thence east 423 poles to the river a short dietenee above Ve bead et Robinson's Island south or below what itv called the Harwell house: thence down the me nders Of the river to the beginning bounded on the north by Lipscomb on the south and east by the river and west by Bloom- stet and Mat Anderson I will sell by any plat that tiny be forniebed 4 on or before day of sale If sold by a pisX I will offer it for sale first according to the plat and then offer 4 ea a whole and accept the sale that realizee the larger sum TERMS OF SALE-Credits of 6 1218 and 24 months Purchasers required to execute in- tercet bearing notes with approved Remind security and a lien will be retained to secure the further PaYme of the purchase money The sale is free from the equity of redesuP tion This May 2A 1887 ItArntit aerk By John Turney DC Steger and Demoss Malone solid tors my 28 issAt' Damaged Cori 500 Bushels pitmaget1 (3E11V tor sale auA'sELEv 121v 1 4-Et711130 CAPS7C14-ESdi: Thltwonderturdit Tnurwonoerrui 3-orrotry has 'been used toes 80 Years PI Ihe n1 Perin Enntloto of Parts lontion init New fork AhaRrgrZtaarmeUeloVilbeee lallea are Rue' otos to all remedies Tor the standing prompt ewe ot all eases 1001 or ot long prompt cure et16110eataeaseavr- eert o6t4 ketand Lint As they are the eleapmt In the mu ausotesi CIe AIN CIE Perak A everywhere myI2 th ly 411701116XOTT PENNYROVAL PILLS evert Thursday Is an eightrtie' yelper ellyols columns containing all toe latest local and telegraphic news foreign s-d domestic markets miscellaneous matter ir respondence from all parte of the bct it la ailed with a class of matter mulled to ommtry readers Sent to an OdOresit one ye Restage Paid ow tecelIK Of pal powir Thursday Juno II A Ift ONE OF Tin MOST BEATTIPUL BUILDing lots in Edgeneld 501170 feet southeast corner of Woodland and Seventh cash balance 1 and 4 Maly 6 per cent and lien retained ROBERT ROPES 311 Agent my29 5t 42 North Chem Kreet FOR SA1141 QIVERAL BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS 13 near Spring Park ot from $15 to Stlivortook Thle ta aa cheap property aa ean about the city for the money Call mad see as and let me show you abut I have for Sftle WEAKIAT jet 2t 60 North Cherry etreeL 'CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH Th Original end Only Gestubwk Salo and always reliable Beware of WONTE LESS imitations Indispensable to EADI hi Ask your Druggtst tor "Chichester's Ms gilsh" and take no other or inclose 4 tent (stamps) to us for particulars to letter by is- hum mail NAME PAPER i CHICKESTER CHEMICAL CO ISIAMadloon Square Philadelphia Ph Sold by Druggists everywhere Aok (of "Ohleheeter's 14 Penn yea PM Take no other red kw Itir 1 7 ElectrlcBe -tree' jr To introduce it and ob agenth we wto for the fled sixty daYs give away tree of obis''' itt each eounty in the United fitates a limited toner ter of our German Eleetro pensery Bette price $5 I positive and un- xfamtlitungtoncuorimf000ter Nneerr emu Depoinityreward Varleocipawleti ovary Bolt we manufacture does not generate a genuine electric ourrent Addrees at ELECTRIC BELT AGENCY Box IA Brooklyn 44 tnthse kwlit froor 'of Iril 17 4' Lt: -14' -co 'z- 1 irk prioso or-o 'ol Tony Oho oolniliolo n- kr MEL IYEEkLT LIPMAN or below what follows it Be io- i'i No V13 Davidson leuttoDocket i te TN OREMENCE TO A lelteRE1E RINDERED entered on page WV or A trhetlIgorthble grei-hihreivunetes 4r7api O'clock Saturday Jane 18 1887 at 11 vide offer for male at public outcry to the high- Deane Clarkeville Tens esatttahnedeabaesl-thanbidaaderdnatrhieinemithoemelngt1 aeleeierNbibet Tao list of animals sold names of pur- cbasers and prices paid is given beneath: sixteen hundred and twenty-six tic bounded No Little Tormentor Leered March 17 and described as ow Beginning at 1886 nearly solid ay Sold to orison County Tennessee containing (16261 reitAloeeMrLtaltrIl: tract or parcel of land teem In De- Den's old mill on Cumberland River in Bell II Cooper Nashville 1125o No 2 Creole Maid 34e31-Me292 Sold to bend running the cc north 90 deg west 1006 Webster Morrow Son little SUM At 2 o'clock this morning fire on No meter cad dropped owe 81 me nod ri the fie depart- line abo ve described thence east cm poies to nt Was ea out by a fire at the corner of Dr Moore orne poles to a small black walnut tIll: eef11-6tpoahlesd westwed 1 may and white gold to Jordon Stokes son's Island south house: le hu1 Ra8 oo 't of McFerrin avenue and Main street East Robin called the Harwell thence down the 4 Heifer calf dropped Jan 27 Nashville The grocery store of the river a ort dietenee above tre bead of me nders of the river to the beguinher the dew' bounded on the north by Lipscomb on tlet SPringel 1887 solid fawn Sold to Shiplay Wm Simmons and nlit Mo $ome ling house of Harry Cooper south and east by the river and west by Bloom- Heifer calf dropped Dec 12 liht Fe No by any plat that ra ere totally destroyed Both were frame 1 will sell tty 4 I 1886 foam old oe Shipley The stock in the to was valued at 1106 spriuggele wog $230 i Zs ore ets 6 Orckes Minnie 2 bee ite6270 very light gr I 11500 The house be- ouwittito erre WWI a insured fawn sole to Webster morrow A sans on ems Was Nashville 13140 ee The house and furnitm-e of Harry Cooper were insured for $358 eacb No Heller calf dropped Jan 11 mod of the furniture wo ed eon or before day of sale If sold by a plat 1 mil offer it for sale first according to the plat stel and Mat Anderson he tu re tolotd 4 and then offer 'I ae a whole and accept the sale that realizes the larger sum months Purchasers required to ezecute in- Wrest-bearing notes with approved persona eaV PM solid lawn Sold to 'Jere Baxter Nuh- retained to Mare The house Nee valued at $5'00 The origin security and a lien will be TERMS OF sALE-Creeits of 6 1218 ana 24 7111te figi of the fire is not known but it la thought the further payme of the purchase money to be incendi The sale is free from the equity of redetue NeoweeiVewritickett of Bellevue 45701 rank light Sold to IL Ewing ari' tion i Yen lin FAR-SEEING LUMBERMEN I No 9 Neat 47403 dark solid fawn Sold By John Turney Demoss Malone solid- ton a Mew Tears They Swallow Up the Steger and my28 smtA to Jere Baxter Nashville S80 This May Melefe BAXTER atm tors GovernmettUs Southern Pine Lands Property of 11 Taltaterre: No 12 Eiletta Bell 20E4 solid dark New Orleans TimemDemocrat: The sale ROW DEMPSEY WA! KNOCKED OUT fair-o Sold to CookrW Nubville of 46 United 000 acres of Grovernment land itoc at the When Javk Dempsey was in Detroit this amaged 7 I and 'VV States land Office in Natchhes Nee Hattie Bell 2093S droPped Jane to Western lumbermen takes the last spring he was Interviewed In a social-Pro- nanonnes 011 11 0 0 0 i V) 4-4 15 1881 bold to Jere Ranter hashviliat of the Government pine lands south of feesional way by a reporter who was hunt- 4 4 0 $0 1 1 0 1 10 well 'Com Red River In other words that magnill- ing after pugilistic reminimencee and gatteries-Baltimore Smith and lerotte No 14 Meggleof Tallaren 89590 Sold eent domain of which we boasted a few who finally observed: 500 Bus-bees Damaged ancismitti Smith and lieenan Base hits- to Doaglass Pevey Mo 11100 years ego as containing one of the largmt a tor Sale Baltimers10 Cincinnati 10 Erten-Rai- No 15 Reemes Bailie Sold to bodies of timber in the world is swallowed "MrDempsey you travel a great deal?" Comm Se Cincinnati Struck out-I Mayo Naishvillee175 up-ail pneceased by the shrewd "Oh yes" Smith 4 Tv Smith 4 No No 16 Rim's TestiDone dl'oPPedgune lumbermen of the West- They came down "You meet with all kinds of people?" A OR ittom yoeges emote 1885 Sold to Douglass revel on usosome six or seven years ago looked "Of course" yet you juDe postponed eat the New- gork ang aloe around and commenced making their per- "Neer had any rows?" No It Ida et Tallimen gray fawn and Maus picking out the beet timber lands "Never bad but one" 07 Till tell zw3r Alas! Ejlr i Baleen mimed a pow de Off to oat 'to 00e0 white Sold lo Tellellneed Bennie S80 they could find They have Mace koplethis "I was just thinking what a surprise do-eAs 7 Iron gag Ore No Share's Ada Sold to up steadily MOW horn time to time antil part was in store for the fellow who S- CILIVA aPeciattalt- tgeete Idtehed a Vend trainN DouglameoPeve Mme1145 they have finally secured allthe lane in the Maimed on your cellar So you had a row?" Tbleeeederhrr ters" to ifiere heading down dive "Bien-ea ProPetteY of CQtreh: Natchitoches district south of Red Elver "Yes in the Cincinnati Hamilton TEMPTATIONS OliA BROKER'S LIFE 00 years by the dit used for eretdsue of puts 'Owlet Ilet! hes been soinaltMwe hits nees being made in the portiugthe speaker verbs 0 olenge of the Warrens to a eratobmane of 7ee em he new Me a marvelous stop in al yn Sdhes iPride 42826 'dropped Ralf dd Ce ci ti ere is course some Government land Payton roa depot in nue I was From the start the boy entering a broker's ea great These Cap- last allin bening Rabourne was tattedtard ellee ere aior to all remedies for the tee Kelly May 11 oletel -solid lawn Sold to la Louisiana with timber standing on it waiting Mere for a train and I saw an old- will be intrusted with large sums of prompt cure rcent or of long et II il cases thetith inning Ward also played ageeot etwariebrillee3i30 north of Red River tad in Me NewOrleans lab man cuffing a boy about I didn't money to carry to the banker to cusomers el- emee they are the eheapest in the mew- dully-ea- rn tut DM 0 a Men No Lizzie-Collier 87248 dropped Aug district but we must fria that ddy coulees at particularly pleasant that morning and 1 mon-- and New Vork re ee" ea but 26 mete per bottle of et Cap-1 fa 4e en ore 13 Nold tom ey Douglass Pewee Me public domain in this State has been was riled at Once I walked up to the old Be may be in an office where bank Vile Butes ciA114 4 eig pari ellmatenaltch lee 1 '0' 0 '0 0 to 0 10 33 Moe SM tonaderably culled and Most of the best man awl warned him to let the boy and shining gold are within big reach all everywhere my1 No el Darling of Oak Hill 23072 mood lands have into private bands "AM be -TY I 0 0 0 0 te -2 0 1-8 the time and be will be at eomplatelY ab ecrinic)r i 'Betteriee-Bostont annhoutte and' Doily 20 lielL Sold to Jere Baxter almost witretesnetdoom ceptiom into the 'No be didn't Fattbermotm be threat- sorbed in the sublect of stocks Donde and l'J 4 'New etorkelieets and Brown -Base obits- Neerville ile150 hands of Northern capitalists Our home ened to break my head" money that it will-be somewhat strauge If Thursday June 11 A Se oston 6 New York le jerrers-egetton Na ste Darlings pet dropped April 8 people did not apPreciele their tall wortb "Mad you tapped Min on the JAW for his s-aaza A be sloes not soon begin to look at the getti -S New York I Struck onti-41Cleetev 188L Soldto 4L Tallaferem Guthrie and let this inaguWoont investment escape impudence? of Jambe as the most itutiortant buteineoa VNE OP THE MOST Burro BUILD Andreae I it II I a I 0 lat 0 0 beerne le Kee 4146 them "Not exactly 1 Carted out to but be life And when he hi older 11 Ad bee Mg Iota in Edgeneed 501170 feet lOnthesat Feltz I 11 1 0 2 0 7 01 Irmo Antaguat 'St Merel VIM (Imp) eold to IV TEE geigabgeem knocked me dowa with right-hander corner of Woodland and Seventh 4 0 a 1 0 1 0 Weethe young accept Me eh 1 McAleer Lt- 8 0 1 1 0 1 al Cochran Naeltvile 1114 0 a 1 lied on to me like I a load of and the temptation to Increase his by Terms-One-third cash balance 1 and 2 0 0 1 1 0 Black 11s I Jan 1 10 the admen Parte atro 4 7 The other loam of revenge is more Creel Ind thin I wee worst nckea comes clerk or cashier be will be ex I Whellinab e1ro jure im 111812vul'L PP nee 6 5 It courts la reverbs men In the State of Ohio Since hat stock gambling-leipeculatinetv1 es it is 6 per cent and lien retained II smith '0 0 4 0 ewes hall to lee played etalurday at 330 eiailer' -174 sold' tim The mitotic do sot know how snuck date called-on his own account cruch ventues ROBERT ROPES ea Agee Kam en ce 1 4 1 0 ti 8 -a a Velook on the Eighth street ground No um -Jose oeSitowstorm 11- Me EwijnfeFeenilint 1M i bit speeches -are 4touched up" by the interfere 'with anybody" nu 6 1 I take 'sass' from most any -Detrolt Free one and uever accounts should be shunried A broker re- arm of ileum verY hatardelus and on MI my2e et 42 North Chem areeL ---e mageumes captain toe public Km) the nthet 01 hed ktal e- 6 'ee a The Somme nine and the Market 'street sla ae arramseriaceaa emits ot Irma quires great strength o1 character to resist FOIE SAJLE1 wPe or beams of deterruption acme METT ERNICH New Orleau 2 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-44 eine willplay a match game of ball-at the Marremeli gto'ti1884170' Nal to Mt ouglaim ords teinptation to get wealthy hlempitin I 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 'I'ark Satinday nexte June et ate tcloca NAPOLEON the methods and a boy should thlok lang and by false 0 vBAL eetITIFUL BUILDING LOTS 140 tines webater ligeee dropped' Conant immete he eminence 01 ale areumeen! Count Vitzbasa One evening when 1 1111r near Earned rmis-Worie Tvrrebace bits---Cals- 'de good te go null' ge Witte Mission Ladles free rrae re Deci7 1885 solid fawn Sold le Campbell and Masts idaleit erdimehean nul iltalmonM to be alone cet our the broker's business le at beet on- -P the Prin tin Park at I i pau and Nitutsmaa Total bases en bile-New telp Brown Sng KWM100 sentenoe bieocapleted -When the reporter For re- S5 11' bet' ---IN -a Orleans 14 Atemplds5 Firsthttew ea errors pri dropped' iodine 0524 drop- Meech instd ea yethatim porte of them neti grasp ths nem ot rernment either ites est lea raped be la uparead to convereation Wiled on Napoleon rn "He stable The wbrk is done (Maly in the This Is as cheap property as ean be Mend em bis 1 stee Je iter wett Decil New an' Lett NO 29 8idI it mate se our 'local al- di a power" remaked Prince Metternich midst of great excitement and at "high about the city for the money Call aed see me New rieans 4 Moutphls 2 Streak out -By prersimene pie June 41--jobe Starrett 1884 fame Sold toe- JameseColumble of th Itne Ewing Missed aelle-McKsougMet Wild not 0 ---t-'er 4s narriebeee of 1114 aermee 44010 raver wan the rePorteni "that Must be ibekm luto account But he preemeeo as we my AS money eomee and let me show you wbat I have tor sele pitches-Smith IL Bails ealied-On Ewing 44 "4 No 80 Wine 2i 'dropped Feb 27 by oomplidningithat be bad mermaid the ergots that a man 'cannot be Emperor par quickly and easilif to the broker et la not so WEARIAT )el 2t 60 North Chem streel highly ized it on Smith 69 Berates ealled-O li ff lwitg 45 Me Iron and 'Steel Workeet' NatWest Am 1887 fold to 13 Wafer Outbreel things pemedte his coedit or disereeiL Ila grace Dien aad par la vo'onto national whprich produces a visibl as were earn ed by the mith 80 Double tplays-Iteler Ble an ss soma ias of the Knights of 'Labor He was 1 geee I had no sightt oil ie maintained to 'wemment' tat 011e and the tile time That is a con- a rut and II PENNYIIOVAL 'PILLS artwright Wind base ea 'tails-New isne but dedded not Ito len an -re tt rty or le khnson -e- 'I on his speeches when we only gave garbled! dradictio la Re must take his choice usually goes as wetly as it comes Brokers i ea musteme liammae mometd a Aetna interview --day to lee said: 16oe Neese he nt rP" Isom A I gm course defend their own occupation- Rot ea ae40 ao th emem eemeemem people hut been -4 trylag to smake Noe gee Isei yellow fawn som to Jere the reperteremho bad put themselves to as the heir of Nasoleon't or as elected They will tr(11urrou that their services as "CH ICHESTER'S ENGLISH 'CitAaLEarcee ivy 1--f8peciaLl-Bir me eppear as bein opposed to eeeeto gimue Nastitille $21f e- some itasilierorranglate hia disjointed re- -candidateof universal con- not deny that stook- al haffra is 'Pahl ill mg aideks and bnud8 are ill The riginal Imiltanale4(84 the4rnd today lad inetiwith the Amalgamated nn ta ate" PROW Sunnis 182M dropped marks Into eMelligibielE di nglish -agreed to traction will ea his 0owned It a II needed: but they I and always rel aa Only Getretos iable Beware of WOttell a crushing defeat Ithe WWI Wes witnemsed and Steel wolkorte 11 would be base in- Apriothee gold to Taylor eraabeMee import him verbatim neat time tila new not live to me it bat re brokerage would cease to be a profitable Safe member my words 1 LESS Indispeneable to Lam toe I an a smell -crowd was aot vroduettve rectitude were I to do the least iliWng le 1 wanted anethereerhatint reWriessd it This Bonaparte be 'net nothing that will '4184'neaa firma elf Ask your Drugglet tor odometer's se 01 any special teatimes Presidect Wilson sgainst the organizatel to oviiiith 1 owe 7 Mt Lsks View Purl 4301-1 mot be pkosantoto him to know that many mate it A few wee later I beard people were 10 swop speceeneng in securo gush" and take no other or IlltiOse 4 teent Of Birmingham is here and has-fifteen whatever were of sumem I have at Nov 188fi old to dere Baiter hash- of his eade pr 411 eserve that one- James proP eclat Bathtubs Palau from the Of course there are many men in this (stamps) to us ter particulars to letter br as- men in Ms seam -vreh material for makieg tamed I favor the organization of Menem ewe t78 ee azettee 4' 1" lips of Prince Albert time wepolitical an and It struck basinese who have risen to wealth and to turn mate NAME PAPFIt a good eine in time COMIC scoot 1' ployed in the iron induetrm hence i Property of CL Green be- 11" 1 i Reined by a AU Storm 11 I C'N'' that thet me eminence as financiers who would scorn to CHICICESTER CHEMICAL COte em I remarkable do a bound to be the ruin em to en mean or dishonorable act All honor ts 2318 Madison NUM Philadelphia ril ulmaez014 A a am Pa A a lieve that the Relights of Least movement No I Lucky fluor 82945 ittopped rs 1 A nt i 1 the Prims Glenn 1 L- 4 8 1 0 0 is one iti the right and I feeleare May ktetsit to Jere Baxem Nash- the Conaerratire Metternich and the to suc men because dthey muat st often have 1141W 81)8d i Liberal Prince Mberte Sold by ruggist1 everywhere Ask foe "Ohlohcator's Magnet" Penn Pine Pe i I Intlet 4 09 '1 i 4 '11 1 41 that neither organization ghee to are 111 femea-Deusecrat drom 'Coffeyville agree almret been sorely empted te Wre Take no other 'w mouth on the otter" -4 ee -t 7ee-e stye: Aciniont a Mite east ol to tbeleiter ia their evetheaton of Napoleon I ould to acd 'L- 17 tmet te eh 7 2 0 -0 I No gm xormentors mum- azieta teds place vas Melted yesterday by a teem 111 Re is no philoeopber said Prince not be unjus of hal this large class 1411 t' et rle-Be 14 reo 4 lit 7 4 8 2 4 i 4 Assaulted and mooted dropd July 5 So -e pe W115e- ld Matt ard- bali pie erm tec entwine he crops Albert would have understood that traits men so many om we are bound to admire ave person Tbey I Carta Le-41'4e- a 1 -1 1 a sat --e 1 I divD ow June 1m s- dowel nee Ns kettle glee ee 5 fr that eicthtty which w- mere notesually as memento out owe his MOWN et once to ars openebanded leith tb eir Their Celesten Nee 6 No Wl 'Katie ofitiverside dreppet May hereditary sueoestion and universal eater To introduee it and ob agents we MD 1 1 smith II 8 8 1 4 19 man ot the Maenad 41MM Sold to illo le tiara- promising were eten pletelt destroyed The word to one another is as good as a bona the nem sixty daysgive awa Bo me roes of houses etter battered in by the hail- 'this ontra cdiction lie I chudwe 0 11 0 1re -1 11 to Railroad Company at Tose eine larger-than hetes ogre Idea's say of himself personally-perhaps In fact a large proportion of the businees each mime in the United telitesalimitee re' 9 rd eicaeat Which were Imam hots ti ed to die in his bed Total1 08 ee 4 24 37 ti 4 2 loganit 0 was attaced whiteout bill wed No 40 Mattis ewe) St8 7 deep mu farmers am Gimp mined es mperor tzansacted upon the Exchange is done her et our German Electen Gelvanie Mel- nonsonli a a au mo a a Lome foam the depot last night be two Sept 19 le85 sted te It Sher ey GF --but of his 'velem' his dynasty Re bao 1 1 Without written coetrace and depends PeelkorY Bella price $5 a positive and um 1eee MMUS cute for riervoue Debeity Waricomem peherty lb- 5 1 8 0 A masked sobbers weo succeeded In gettirig Springfield Mo 0 'd Western Manig Meeting ettlMeeting built nothing lasting he is oily a meteor 80 ueupon tite faith of the members Emissions Impotency ste i reward PM Reiner 4 ue 6 1 1 away with about ewo several mote were No 4L Lam 29884 0ropped Ant IlesoAtIce June L-The Western emula- no lured star" re gegee recc Th air Oramtdatta to reePond on every Belt we manufacture oes not semen Aflame a 0-1 1''' i 7 fated one of which took effect in ble right 24 1884: ligkt fawn and white' Sold to gers leteetIng has beat in seam) all worm public appmis for aid and sympathy are a genuine electric eurrent Address at eeese 4 Bm a ith lt- 4 0 A I 0 0 arms near the elbow and another Mattered eit Douglase Pevey 1 8b 0 t' 2 3 0 thto 11180- eng and haa just adjourned anti) 2 se 1- TYPS-SETTING MACHINES proverbiaL Yet'iW this should have no in- ELECTRIC BELT AGENCY ea' Bee IA Seamen ie femme upon a boy who is deciding whether Brooklyn twe three a 1 3 0 a 0 i 3 watch in his vest picket which saved Ms 4'2 Roadie Palmy dropped At tide morning's meeting isfie action was New York 'Standard: lBs 'I( etmse 1 so or not be shall be a broker-George Ap 'et i Wien Leer -oos- 4 a 2 4 ti 4 He returned Ike fire and wounded fleece 17 three Sold to Lyles de Palmer taken Maley to the ebanging et the wheat medium ire in use in half a dozen wee' I I 1- I mte the rehhera Ateth eanaPed '4- 14'sahrill'S and liour rate from St PauLe he present offices in New Tort Vihile it Is fad an 114 I 0 St Nicholas or tine We p- eet 1 886 No 43 Teillier 88910 dropped roes (manna The whale question of the a com arge id le Ty 'et '41' re 4 -1 The Fisheries 4 51uestion 1 ereoer 7 se in A A THREE-HORNED CALF --ee wiempe irk orkso Sold to Mayo 1 NashAlle $90 hurtle bae been dented to Ir Tony Oho Totals ere I 2 11 27 IS 10 Ot 1-In the Hotted of er June 44 11 I' se lee grille and ritiur r-'" le Or farm macula71' operators can aver- Americus (Ga) Recorder: Charlie Haw- 8118000- se7 ro pped ant a spe cial committee whie li vitt report at a ma le 719 rumens this afternoon Si Charles Lop- 2 Sold to John Young Hopkimmille meeenta of me managers lot later- gm age ems a day if working on reprint kins is the proud poosessorof a three-horned iolo Charisto it2 oolnil IN Jam 2a 1 oopy and not required to change the length MIL The animal is nearly five months old of the lines The first cost of the immix and la as stmng and 'matey as any of his ME IYEEKLI'V'ERICAI it mon pemey Peones fun raL log machine and its liability to get out of kind It has a torn on each side of its Published Tbn eight Is an eighl eit 1 1 NIWBURIPORT MASS latio '11-The repair stand In the way of Ito general Mop- bead like any other well-regulated calf Meier ellyolt columns e4ntaining all to puleral ol Mal Ben: Maley Poore at Indian time but tee compositors generally tale it should have and in addition bee a third out nand lccal and lelegrotthic 'IOWA foreign sed )Ile arm title atternom was largely attended for granted that a machine or a proem' from the center of the forkload oharne domestic markele miscellaneous matter at- sotwithstaadiug the severe rain storm May et any time be tawniest A Which will is may proud of Ills calf and will exhibit it brIrttnceleeirem all gerte el the smeary -le which provalle4 pc)Jtericrwere simple take the place of the hand-compositor la to a select feW along with Ma immense bull- som 8 ci wail 8 cia88 et amtimr 488" id try readers I3ent to erg address one ye a uul 70'- aul inposhiel" 0 ee i Lee teed 4 plain lepfeeettipme i 10 tee pq frog re --ee 1 Rootage paid on reeeme et pao moiler ee i e'r I 1'i- v' -I -10'4' '-'-'3''-z11' ''--t'" Dirminghtuitwf 0 0 0 0 0 -0 2 0-0- 2 Earned runs-Charieeten It 'rib-base bite -Vowel Ilium 1 brae-base bite-Vowel Tot ti katies-11ar1eeton 28 Birminghem 11 Lett ou bssee-t barieston 6 litruthigliatn IL Bases stolen-4'llar estoti 16 PITIIIIIiihuin a Struelt out-Dy Eltniih 81 by Wire 4 First bosom belle-Charleston 2 Eirminghem 2 Double 3lu3e--1111ems sod Polo 1oreomn sad Powell Dattoe It1t-431 W0309 24 Ote8ed in reply to a question said that both the Imperial Government and the Government of Canada! were all In their power to promote a friendly adjustment of the fisheries difficulty and la arrange reciprocal trade with the United Statee but that it would not bale the Interest of the public eervice to -communitate anything slraalgiuun -to 2 2 per in reply re a question Ilattl wu U0111 sx Jvv Earned 1i Tith-nriee hits the Imperial Government and the (inverts No 45 Minnie Hawk droPPea Jen 19 II1IW I hree-base mentor Quads mere tit log all in their 1887 cold to Lyles paimme Nagivule Total 28 Birmingham power to promote a friendly adjustment of Lett on barieston 6 Birmingham fisheri difficulty culty and te arrange Not 45 WandrinOt dropped Me 211 1888 times tztrillic 8 DI 'St mre 4 First pages srolen--4'har estou 16 Pitillilightfin reciprocal trade with Ute United Stea 14 but 4 sold 'moon 2 Eirminghnm 2 that it would not he to the' Intereet et the i ProPert of (1 IL Garth: Double one Poem cercomn Puhlic orate to communicate anything 14(1 41 No Discount 6094 Bold to Jeis sad Posta Battee were 114 Pasted roormdetmite than that to the lioneetA Beater Nashville 1181 for tit i 00 1 4 a 4 ft Vn04 Patti 7' 1 kr 4 wfvq11t41 t''" tf sL f-4 1 1 41 Birminghem 0 0 0 0 0 a 2 3-0- 2 per in reply to a QUAlIt013 said that both Ky Earned gunn-mes aritra It TeMetsse bits the Imperial Governmen and the 8 No 45 Minnie Rawk dropped Jan 19 lintee Thcee-batte hite-Powel ment al Canada! wera do Mg all in their 18 7 told to Lmes Palmer Nasheme Totat keses-oebarlesion li8 Birmingham II power to promote a friendly adjustment of S55 '1 Lett on bses-i berieston 6 Birmingham the fisheries difficulty and In arrange No 4t dropped Mal 21 lagito Bases stolen-Charatoll 16 Pirmilighum a reciprocal trade with Abe United Stalee but Net sold i a 4'''' strIg a out -By' Smith 8 Eirminghimli by are 4 nt it te iphnfiesion 24 I thet it would not be in the intone oe ths i property of Garth: Winiams me I cotoomn Public eereice to -cemmunleate 'allething No- 41 'No Discount 6094 Sold to than ro mid gime -ettee 1111-41 en' It eewit nede fmite that to the Houtime BaXter Nashville 4180 el 1 le 0 I I 4 I I Ir't 1 b- ti I a ti rf f- I a 04i co' viry I ---J -r wfd 4 I A-1 4 toZ 1- ou -0 4' 4 4 I I I I Ti101AS l' -l 4 If 1 1 1 oirft ''4 4.