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RECEIVED 13Y414 0 is 0 wo I 4 4' 411: 4 AV: -ir -5 I N7c Were against Monists for gelling 1E1141 Ind violating the Bundy law littera men Wet Selitented to tho penitentiary The refrialser term begins Tueeday next laying to 4ewmarkei1 On the Huntsville Lima Road will soon be ebne pitted lc 5 Hugh Harrelson In obedience' to a espies issued at the reeent aH4 term of the eom wmi arrested hi Shelby County and jailed hero for an attempt to raps and mur der his daughtor 4-5 The rooms of the A will be lite ied up in elegant style at an early date about $1200 having been subscribed by the Citizens of this Macs for that purpose interest la the Cincinnati A Birmingham Road continue unabated5 Tho County (Cart will the proposition of the pompon at the July tow' A considerable acreage of wheat heti been cut Cotton is in line condition and the raped for a splendid Corn crop is Satter tormon Elder John Sanders and Walker will preach at Wells Hill Church Sunday next There is some speculation as to the reception which will be accorded theee travellog saints 1 rP 11 El AQ VO THE BOSSES' I 4 I 'OA At 114 t'N For Bah loathe Boys and Chaarea Our stock is very attractive tile awe tow prising all the moot deeirable patterns in Cheviot Fiala and Fancy Wonotiale ao4 Nod- moral all handsomely made well guaranteed perfect 1 I 4 Bare also an elegant lhte et Ms Neckwear liesiem Undenrear etc Also a tompt piste new Mock of Fine Imports Piece Goods which we make to order cm abort stale rit and satisfaction guarantor fray Instancw 4 I 41 we" METZ 00 0 4LL For Bah loathe Boys and Chadrea Our stock is very attractive Oda owe tow prising all the most deeirable patterus in Cheviot Plait and Dina Wong lo an4 Cook mem all handsomoly made and guaranteed perfect fitting 1 I 4 Bare also an elegant line et is Neckwear Beldam Undenrear etc' Also a tompt pieta new Mock of Fine Imported Piece Goods which um make to order oa abort We rit and satisfaction guarantor army Instant NI rtort'IS rt METZ '00 4 50 North Collegb errp HmETz 4 4 50 North College Sr i'i': WARREN BR'S loorr IP( BranniovArs ALl Jon 10-1Special1 haw ball talent came to the front to-day and delighted the home patrons by downing ths lisolieffies who soon found that the Magic Cli7 woo no longer a pudding The visitors tried Gibson their new Atlanta find and be pitched such terrific balls that Nicholas mull not hold them Ware did better than was eitparted of him Official more: Ditn ioyitgAm 111) 110111L PO tt 2 2 2 6 0 Kent 5 8 0 0 0 blestel 5 0 2 2 9 0 Merritt 1 0 0 1 0 Roberts 21) 1 1 4 I Fuller Sto 4 2 1 1 I 2 1 0 II 0 Ware 4 I 1 1 0 8 Hoes 9 4 1 8 1 0 5 blountjoy Br ths 1 Plan soon long eon such hold Peett WIN DOtie Duna Kent 1)6est Mere Robe Folic Kelle Ware Ilayei Moen Chicago Contractors Decline to Arbitrate With the Working 42 10 16 11 t6 14 7 WASIIVILIB AB BH BB ro A Hayes 6 1 1 1 5 0 Clinton I 5 0 2 1 1 1 0 Ilogunr fk2b 6 0 0 0 8 1 0 Betwier et 5 0 1 1 0 0 BINA lst 4 0 0 0 11 0 2 Bradierbb 4 0 0 2 2 0 Burks 1 1 1 8 4 1 liteholkse 4 1 1 1 1 2 0 txtbson ptt 4 0 1 2 0 0 Tot WAS naye CI Litt( Ilogati lietwit FINN Brain Bur in Niche Cabe Meads) June 10--At the closing session of the National Medical Association today the following members were 'elected to read papers at the next meeting of the iodation jc Cincinnati: "On General Medicine" Dr Cole San Francisco "General Surgery" Dr Moore Rochester "Public Medicine" Dr Cohen Virginia Dr Hamilton Surgeon General of the Marine Service offered a resolution which was adopted that Congress be requested to publish for distribution to the profeesion a number of copim of the report to be published by Dr Steinberg A relating to his researches into the causes of yellow fever In Mexico and Brazil' Dr Marshall ofChicago Chairman of the Section of Data and Oral Surgery read the address of the eection Quimby of New Jeremy Chairman I of Section on Medical Jurisprudence read the address of his section The appointment of a special committee to draft a law punishing embryoctory was I recommended by the report The increase of insanity in the United States 'was corn pared with the decrease of the disease In some European countries and the conclusion drawn that insane persons and those of feeble minds were shipped here from Europe Drunkenness was toothed on in Its aspect as a disease and it wm held that the State should not license depots for the dissemination of physical contamination which may come hereditary and advocated punishment of the drunkard Dr IC Toner of Washington read the report of the Committee on Necrology Dr Bulkley was elected Chairman of the Section on Dermatology and Syphilogmphy The resolutions offered yesterday by Dr Davis relating to recognition of dentists as members of the medical profession and the annual dinner of the association were adopted Dr Davis offered a resolution that the Board of Trustees be made a standing Committee on Finance to which all appr)priations of money from the treasury sue to be referred which was adopted Dr Towne's resolution to continue the Committee on Sanitation of Vessels was adopted Dr Woods offered a resolution that a committee of three be appointed to report on Dietetics which was carried Dr Gregory the retiring President made a brief speech thanking the Association for the honor conferred on hiimand the American Medical Association adjourned to meet at Cincinnati on the second Tuesday of May 1888 A PITIABLE CASE And BUILDERS' SUPPLIES The Terpsichoreans with a few invited guests repeated their delightful recent boat excumion Imt night on the steamer Fowler taking a band and refreshments and caper by Idrit Dr Richardson and Mies Nina Woods The party was composed of Car roll Woodall and Mies Nettle Etarton Woolwine and Miss Mary Pleas Richardson Richardson and Miss Mary Lee Clare Evans and Miss Sue KendriciqJames Demoville and Miss Annie Clare Fulton Foster and Miss Lavinia Tayby Tow King and Miss Ana Lewis Robert Nichol and Miss Oodles Robert Rains and Miss queento Woods Frank Cheatham and Els Mary Laura Champ Ed Stahiman and Miss Annie Champ Spencer McHenry and Miss Mattie Sperry Lewis and Miss Mary Parkes Tyler and Miss Sadie Polk Fall Lester and Miss Morton Tom Kirkpatrick and Miss Evilena De Bow Frank Barris and Mies Mamie Wdinwine Charles Clark and Miss Overton Christopher and Miss Mettle Foster Bruce Douglass and Miss Ella Kirkman Cullom and taliss Mannie Baxter Will Smith and Miss Sadie CalenderMessra Morgan Woodall Spurr Will Vaughn Preston Vaughn Dick Lmile Parkes Perkins Baxter Lewis Ewing Smith Percy Cunningham Will Tennison Ira Bums Sperry Julian Cantrell Chas Brazeiton and Chas Currey Mr and Mrs A Thompson have returned from Southern California and are at the residence of her mother They left Nashville four months ago in search of health Mr Thompson is much improved Carthage Mirror: Mrs Benton McItillin who has been in feeble health for some months overestimated her strength on last Sunday night in attending services at the Baptist Church She was taken suddenly sick and had to retire and when opposite Mrs Mary King's had to be carried in that lad) 's house where she fainted At a late hour she recovered sufficiently to be carried home and is now reported at this writing to be improving The feeble health of Mrs McMillin has demanded the constant care and attention of her husband Hon Benton McMillin and prevented altogether his mingling with the constituency that has honored him and for whom he has such strong grateful and warm affection Miss Mamie Andrews is visiting friends In Cincinnati Mrs Florence Andrewi and daughter of Southern Kentucky are visiting Mrs Andrews South Cherry street Mble Lyde Barksdale of Dixon's Springs Is visiting Miss Reed MoGevock street Miss Rattle Evans is at Monteagie for the Pa i Oils Glaf081''' Paints 3 NAIIIITIELLE TENN A CONNELL President IL JUST! Vice President 3 1A1L 1 $100 000a 142 Union 14 0 'eget 0 Pp t3 4 111414 1 tt olo'11 4 A 1DillY v05 te'1 0 It' 1 1 I '4 7 is now open for requests a share posits Stocks St Washy! lle 9L'eurt' the tmnsaetton of a generai banking bustness and 6 4 of the public patronage Interest allowed on de- bonds and securities sold on oontinlaston 1-00 1 ss 'I Ol it 1 0 tlAtle 11 I I Tolltimenrous bi 01 DUDLEY Trnst14 0 A BRADLEY JUST! "is MoLESTER DR 0 IfeKTNITIV- LEWES BAXTER A ROBINSONe II Si LEBECE IL PALIii4 a ii 11 1 Ts- 44 --si1 -7- frit 1 -1 $p-it c1I -Lte tt 'et Itt 151141 011 'ot ItottM113140 iINSONri iwii 11 Cittesno ILL June 10--The attempt of the Bricklayers' Union to have all differences with the master masons eettled by arbitration has failed The bosses this afternoon declined to uhltrate and consequently no one can teU when the suspension of building operations In Chicago will be ever The acUon of the master masons cannot fail to have its effect on the master carpenters These of the latter who otherwise would have hesitated to enforce the proposed re-establishment of the nine hour rule will now it is thought emboldened by the action of the masons take a firmer stand and the result will he that thousands of idle men will be added to those already out of work When a letter from President Vorkeller of the Bricklayea Union proposing arbitration was Preeeated to the Master Masons meet-log this afternoon Contractor Ma-lousy moved to receive the communication Contractor Trussing ever succeeded in having the motion tabled A subsequent motion to appoint a committee to confer with the barcidayers' committee was vigorously opposed by Trussing and others It was lost only eight contractors voting for ft President Downey then announced that he had been visited this morning by President Vorkeller of the Bricklayers' Union and Vorkeller had expressed himself in favor of the National Builders' platform but policy would have to be used to make the Uutou indorse it Contractor Pruning here arose and delivered an impassioned speech which carried the meeting by storm He submitted a lengthy docuwent embodying his sentiments The paper was adopted Toe Builders' Central Council met later and passed resolutions recommending to all Its subordinate associations the establishment of a uniform worlt day and commending the action of the Master Masons Dig Day at South Pittsburg SOUTH PITTSBURG TEEN 10-- iSpecial)--Yesterda3 was a gala day for South Pittsburg The occasion was the laying the foundation stone of the First Baptiet Church at 4 with Masonic ceremonies by the lodge here and the Grand Lodge and A escorted by Lookout Commandery No 14 At an early hour visitors from the country adjacent commenced to arrive and visitors from Nashville Jasper Chattanooga and neighboring towns arrived constantly during the day by river and nth The site of the church is most beautiful cool and convenient and the scene of yesterday with an Immense throng of eager spectators to the solemn beautiful and impressive ritual of the Masons and the ceremony will never be forgotten Tne following were the officers representing the Grand Lodge and of Ten-'lessee: George Connor Grand Master assisted by the following grand officers: JohnIrizzell Deputy Grand Master James Bichardsou Senior Grand Warden: Wilbur Foster Junior Grand Warden Bev Strickland Grand Chaplain Rev A Darr Grand Treasurer William Smith Grand ArchiThe oration delivered by Rev Strickland of Nashville was a masterpiece of eloquence and his bearers were more than delighted' with it and the graceful speaker OptielAVL WASHINGTONi JAS READ A CONNEL GEO AL JACIN WOOLIVINE mh19 tuthtut ly Sp The gufferings of an Old Negro Who Was Shot in the Neck MOONEY Sz Sanitary 016 HERtilli --AND CONTIIACTORS Volt- 14 Heating Lighting and flombilly All tiasses UniMines City or Country Plans Speeilleations and Estimates furnistet OFFICE AND WAREROOKSI 72 74 Cherry Street NASKVILLT var- LEP HON NO1 OH 1 14tLtbtOPW ud I i I a 4 C4 1 11 ll tdotti( I kt )11001ORS1 '4 7 ILUI to oopW --4k--m A' Miss Ida Franklin has returned from Vassar for the vacation The Club met at the home of Miss Florence Bailey ou Russell etreei East Side The following young ladles were present: Misses Gusele Sweeny Annie Shannon 'Julia Rodgers Florence Freeman Lull Page Saida Callender Marcia DeWitt The gentlemen were Walter Clark Turner Dodd Gaston Dismukes Barry Gmutiand Heller Clark Charles Frizzell Hal Colley Lute Hall Ed Freeman and others Miss Maude-V8nel of Louisville is visiting Mrs Mary Cantrell for seviral weeks Col Frank Beaumont and4wite after spending several days at the Maxwell left yesterday for "Idlewild" their summer home near Pembroke Ky 'RICHARDSON SKIPS 0 0 0' 0 rt I 1 Ng it i 1 I 0 i i )0 A 1 ko 1 i 1 A -1 i 0 i-Anrit i )1 I i -4- I 1 i hits-I 4 Ir 1 1 I 111 ir I '0 1 it 1 I '3 1 An Ammucitt reorter saw last night in the station-house a pitiful scene For nearly a month there has bees on the streets of the city an old negro who is suffering from an infirmity which renders him scarcely better than a lunatic He acts like a paralytic and has no control whatever over his nerves He states that be was shot through the neck during the war and that his windpipe was injured In drawing his breath he makes a noise which can be heard thirty yards It is with great difficulty that he can breathe He was once sea to the County Asylum Sere McAlister stated and was liberated He has been on the streets of the city in a harmless but vexatious ccndition since and has been arrested several No charges have star been preferred against him and he is locked up simply to remove a nuisance from the thoroughfares He cannot work and his conditiorr demands that charity place him In some other place than that where he now lies There is no provision made by the city for people of his class and unless the county take further cognizance of his case he will cause useless and vexatious Burrel0 June delegates to the Tepographical Couvention met promptly this morning and settled down to business This was the fifth day of the Copvention and Wm generally expected to be the last day but it found by far the moot important questions yet unsettled and it is tuilikely that the business yet to be trims can be finished before to-morrow The plate the nine-hour and the apprentice questions were still In committee and re main to be acted on In secret session The committee appointed to vied non-Union offices in this city and endeavor to persuade them to become Union offloes made their rounds yesterday but were not ready to report this morning The Inference gathered however la that their overtures were rejected The lint butineee ilia morning was the report of the Committee on Female Cheap Labor recommending organization of the Women and equal pay for equal work which was adopted The Committee on Constitution and By-Laws reported unfavorably on abolishiug the office of Chief Organizer favorably that the time of holding the next meeting be fixed as the second Monday in June and also that the salary of the Secretary and Treasurer be changed from $1200 to $1000 The report was agreed to The same committee also reported favorably to reduce the salary of the Chief Organizer from 11500 to $1200 and his expense account from $1000 to $800 also the salary of the President be reduced from 8900 to $t100 and his expenses from $100 to $200 All the recommendations were adopted The Committee on Nine Hour Law reported a resolution that nine hours constitute a day's work after Oct I next in all offices except threw of daily newspapers Referred The Committee on Plates recommended that subordinate Unions have power to act that the International Typographical Union executive officers endeavor to arrange with the manufacturers of plates not to furnish such matter to non-union newspapers that an executive board of five be appointed to have charge of the matter that the subordinate Unions take immediate action to suppress plates now prep red in unfair oftlees that Union printers who sanctioned by the executive committee strike against plates be supported from the strike fund After a lengthy discumion a motion to discountenance the use of plates was voted down The report was adopted except the third clause A recess was then taken At the afternoon session the new officers were sworn in and immediately afterward Mr Jackson of St Louis moved that the convention go Into secret session for the receipt of a communicationof so great importauce that no man not sworn to eecrecy should listen to it Mr Jackson's manner was so impreesive that the motion was at once carried The secret session lasted half an hour The committee on non-union offices reported but the report was secret Three times during the afternoon the convention went Into executive Deelion for the consideration of important business In one of the stesions David Pascoe of Philadelphia tendered his resignation as Secretary and Treasurer The cause of this action was net learned but it is thought the reductien of the salary attached to the office bad something to do with it Wm McCiovey of Chicago was appointed to fill the vacancy A uight session was held at Which the first question aroee upon the adoption of the majority report of the Committee appointed to investigate the troubles in Pressmen's Union No of New York The majority' report recommended revoking the charter of No th while according to the representative of the Union the privileges of the floor for the balance of the Scsaion The will entertain for one month -an application for a pressmou's charter After a spirited vote the roll-call was demanded a two-thirds vote being necessary The vote stood 80 to 32 and the majority report was adopted The insurance report was then read and adopted The Auditing Committee on In-sumacs reported that the total receipts were 107778 disbursements $834tot The report was adopted The Committee en GeneralLaws reported on the nine hour question as follows Nine hours shall conalitute a days work' except en daily papers and on these subordinate Unions are required to change their scale of prices so that at least six hours of continue one composition piece-work shall constitute a days work This applies only to unions having morb than sixty members' Unions with fewer members may hive the same advantage if so desired Unions must give sixty days notice to employers affected This law to take effect Nov I Adopted A substitute for the report of the committee on mileage and per diem was adopted It provides for the reference of the subject to a committee of three who will consider and report to the Executive Council their report to be pub belled in the official medium two months before the next convention The report of the committee on miseelleheous business was- taken up Itrecommended that a -resolution of thanks to Dr 'McGlynn be A' ma-lion was made to Lay the resolution on the table Carr led Also that the Craftsman be declared the official organ until such tune as the Union shall establish an official Partial or bulletin Adopted Shortly after midnight the convention ad journed until to-morrow morning i Wreck at eistrwett's Station PttLeintle Jane 10---(Special)--There Was a wreck at Harwell' Station six miles below ralaski on the Louisville A Nashville Railroad this morning between midnight and day that delayed' the north bound passenger' 'several hours No 181reight going north broke intotwe pleoes and two coal gondolas were wrecked They left the track and an- some distance into a corn The track was badly torn up but nobody was killed When No 71 through south bound freight came- over the grade at Kellum's Gap about two miles north of Pulaskt it broke The real fraction could tiot be- stopped so it wits necessary the -4 enginek -to keep the other half well ahead of it to pre vent disaster It is down grade to Pulaski I No' 71 almost ran into No 19 at the station 1 et Pulaski in its effotte to keep ahead of the 40080 cars qt I Mn Virginia Craig died this Morning Mr Clifton Rodeo is dangerously 111- His tincle Dt A Atchison Mrs- il- Hill Eakin and Messra John and Clifton -Mai son of Nashville have come down- to -see him 5c-1 I Mies Maggie Mae McCord returned to-day from Millersburg Ky when she has been at school for a year past-- A schoolmate Miss Danewood accompanied her for 5 a visit H4 4 Sam Jones Not a Prophet' PCIASKI June The American: In Tire Angel-Celt of rune 8 Sam Ionee is reported as having used the following language in a lecture at Pulaski 'last Monday: "Don't be afraid we are In the Lord's work and he will not let the rain interfere with us there is no danger of your getting wet" This is beaded "Sam Jones as a Prophet" We were within twenty feet of him and beard and understood every word that be said on that subject' He said "I think Kis only a little flurry which Will soon be over and I don't think it will rain much but if you do get a little wet you are not sugar or If rained however5 very hard in a few minutes after i Down in Irayottoolitto 1Vted 4r FargrrEnt14 June -10---(Speciall I The grand jury at the special term of the court returned 146 indictments 52 of which think it is only a little flurry which tvill soon be over and I don't thin it will rain uch but if you do get a little wet you are not BUM or RIVE it rained hawever veil hard in it few minute after a 4 1 1 in hi Fa' in t- 's FATgrrEvILLI 10-(Speciallz- June The grand jury at the speciM term of the court returned 115 indictment 52 of which i Office le It-North Cherry St (Handl House) Nashville Teon1 4 oth ow Jtvit 4411t4: '4" 0 1 krift4 lw1 A VILA 41 We now have a FULL SUPPLY of the muro rtrv-1-1 coAJLIbl: AMUSEMENTS 4 This Coal bat no superior We will offer spacial Inducements to persona W18hID tO buy Coal during the summer for winter use zacoNrmi rt4111-131J113 Telephone 1190 16 North Cherry street and Depot North Market strata ja22 satu em Al 8 a concert for the benefit of the First Baptist Church was given under the direction of Maj Geo Connor with the following participants: Misses Helen Walker Fanny Dorman Mamie Duncan and Clare of Nashville and Messrs Scott Hyde of Chattanooga and Duncan Many were the compliments heard and most worthily were they deserved MRS GENERAL LOGAN'S DENTIST 4 Total? 99 8 9 7 27 16 3 Reeder out for not touching second base Score by Innings: Birminghatn- 1 1 1 5 0 0 2 0 0-10 Nashville 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0-- 3 Earned runo-Birminghan 6 Two basethits -Ware 1 Three base hits-Kent 1 Bradley 1 Home rune-Fuller 1 Left on bases-Birmingham 6 Nashville 10 Double playa-Hayes Roberts and Diestel Struck out-By Nt are 1 by Gibson 8 Bates on balls-By Wares 2 by Gibson 1 Passed balls-Nicholas 4 ild pitches-Gibson 1 Time of game220 Umpire-Buck Scorer-White ST LOUTS 14 ornisrros 12 PHILADELPHIA PA June 10--The Athletics dropped another game to the St Louis champions to-day through costly errors Stove'' errors tote resulted In five runs for the visitors The Athletic management has brought charges against Comiskey and Welsh for actions prejudicial to the game 'daring YeeterdaY's contest Outside of Bierbauer's work at second to-day the field tag was generally slovenly Athletics 1' 42121001-11 Bt touts 0 8 1 4 0 0 2 2 -14 Batteries-Athletics Atkisson and Robin-Ion St Louis Foutz and Bushoug Base bits-Athletics 17: St Louis 18 Errors-- Athletics 5 St Louis Struck out-Ponta 2 Home run-Atkisson EALIIMORE 8 CLEVELAND 2 lAtrIMORR IdD i June 10-Knouff pitched in fine form to-day but three actual bits being scored against him with three bases on balls The Cleveland team fielded rather loosely and ran bases listlessly while the home nine worked steadily batted -well and won a fairly interesting game Guth bert tailed to put in an appearance and Fulmer of the Baltimore club umpired satire funnily 1 2 0 1 I 0 2 0 1-8 Cleveland-- 0 0 0 0 1 00 1 0-2 Batteries-Baltimore Knout! and Daniels Cleveland Crowell and Relpechlager Base bits-Baltimore 12 Cleveland 6 Errors-Baltimore 1 Cleveland 6 Struck outRuouff 4 Booms 7 PHILADELPHIA 4 BOSTO' June 10-The Boston won today's game from the Philadelphia by hitting the ball when bits were most needed They mule only seven actual hits off But-futon 'Conway gave five men their Woes on balls In the first two After that be pitched a great game Kelly muffed a high fiy In the sixth letting in two rune and a fumble of his in the niuth costa third run It was a great day for the youngsters Con- way O'Rourke and -Wheeleck doing big work at the bat and in the field Boston 0 2 0 0 8 0 1 0 0-7 11111adelPitZ 4- 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1-4 Batteries-Boston Conway and O'Rouks Philadelphia Buffinton and Connors Base bits-Boston Philadelphia 12 Errors-Boston 5 Philadelphia 6 Struck nt-Conway Gunning 0 new Ion 9 WASHINGTON 2 Nint YORK June 10-The New Yorks de fated the Washingtont with ease to-day batting Giant Whitney's curves all over the held Keefe pitched in magnificent shape and was finely supported in the field The New Yorkers also ran the bases admirably Ilevs 10 1 1 1 0 8 1-9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 Batteries-New York Keefe and O'Rourke 'Washington Whitney and Mack Base bite-New York 18 Washington 7 Errors-New York 2 Washington 4 Struck out-New York 1 Washington 4 10 PlITSBITRO 8 Cmcatio June 10-Chicago beat Pitts burg to-day without an effort From the tart the home players had things their own way and were never beaded Of the eleven ban hits of the visitors seven were bares on balls China 90 20001250-10 P1ttsburg0 0 1000 1 1 0- 3 Batteries-Chicago Baldwin and Daly Pittsburg Galvin and Miller Base hits Chicago 40 Pittaburg 31 'Errore-Chlolgo 4 Pittsburg 5 Struck out-Baldwin 1 Galvin Lonny-mu 6 tarn NEW Wax June 10-The Louisville defeated the Metropolitans after a well played and interesting game at Staten laland The visitors batted bard timed the victory although a sad blunder by Han kin lathe second inning gave them three runs Over 1000 people were present It was stated on the grounds that Caylor ba2 been made manager of the Metropoli4 tans' 0 2 0 0 1' 0 0 0 I-4 0 It 1 0 0 0 2 0 -6 Batteries-Mete Shaffer and Donohue Louisville Hecker and Cook Base-hits- Mete 8 Louisville 18 Errors-Mete 2 Louisville 3 Struck out-Mets villa 2 BROOKLYN 17 CINCINN ATI 5 New Ynat June -10-McGinnis bad no better luck in Brooklyn than Whitney bad at the Polo grounds His curves would bit the bat almost whenever the batter so eleetech and the Brooklyn chaps sent the ball flying all over Besides that the Ciao cinnati players geneaally fielded poorly The home club took such a lead in the first Inning that interest In the game was soon lost Smith Pinckney- McClelland and rennelley did work that called out applause Score: 1 I 1 0 0 9 '8 0-17 0 0 0 3 0 2 0- 5 Batteries-Brooklyn Porter and Greer Cincinnati McGinnis and Baldwin Base bits-Brooklyn 20 Cincinnati 8 Errors Brooklyn 4 Cincinnati Struck out-Brooklyn 4 Cincinnati 2 t'- pelliOrr 21 INDIANAPOLIS Dwraorr MICR June 10-A eery one-sided and wearisome game was that of to day between the Wolverines and the Hoosiers and It was won by the batting of the home team aided by the fielding errors of the visitors Healey was pounded hard whenever be put the ball over the plate and in bases on balls be pearly equaled Eirby's record The home club played a strong game the in-field particularly dire tinguishing themselves Detroit 3 0 4 1 2 0 2 3 1-21 Indianapolis I 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-- 2 Batteries-Detroit Wiedman and Windy Indianapolis Healy and Hackett Base bits-Detroit 29 Indianapolis 10 Errors-Detroit 1 Indianapolis 1 Struck out- lethal) 2 nLLRcftB1YTTaSATHLnTICS PHILADELPHIAg Inn 10-Lew Simmons William Sharsig and Charley Masons say there is no truth In the report that Chris Von det Abe is to buy a half or two-thirds interest In the Athletic Bate Ball Club Von der Abe said yesterday that there was not Tot Rea Boo Btrall Nash' Ear 1 it mint Ilayel 'Ware Ware 2:20 PH letles than Stost or ti Lae 1Vels Bier' Mg Athle St Ba ion bits- Atbil Pout Ba pitct kits 1 beset ratbt the I and' bort mer facto Bent Cleve Ba Clevt Balti Knot Bo das't ting They nto on is be I Lie) A ut It WI way won Bost4 Ba Phill Base Erre outr- NI teats batti lead and New lies Wasi 'Waal bite' tors- 2 out- burg start sh on is Chlea Ilttal Ba Pitte ebbs airS Win' Ns defet clay lilac victo eon I runts 'r was' but lii' tans 2 idetrt Louis Ba1 Lout 1 D3311 Ville It! bet te st Os the sleet ball I 4 tints The I Innir lost Fent Soon Brooi Out Ba -i Cinel bite Broo Broo DI sides I slay of tit wbs and Kid strot ting 3)etr Indil Indi bits Batt 'Vile hits-Detroit 29 Indianapolis 10 Errors- 9 1Viedinans 2' Detmi 1 Indianapolis Struck out- 'WILL For Bur Tin Amtacric PitmaPaLrom June 10--Lew Nimmons William Sharsig and Charley Masons KV tu the there la oo tru report that Chris th Von der Ahe is to buy a half or two-thirds intereet in the Athletic Bade Ball Club Von der Abe said yesterday that there was not Real Estal for Sale TURNER REAL ESTATE AGENT 188 Union Street Nashville Tenn Choice Brkk Cottage rooms hall and porch water and gas nice shade trees good neighborhood price $2100 cash Neat 4-room Brick HOUBe South Cherry Street lot 10'175 a bargain at ace By the Light of the Moon and Bud son Is Dismissed in the Police Court Teeterday morning In the Recorder's Court the case of Mr Hudson for malklotultutting was called Richardson the mad cut did not appeai and the matter was dismissed Richardson bee taken his departure from the city His experience in the Algae' service office enabled him to prognosticate as to the state of weather and see that it was going to get foo warm for him bersrhoute It seems that he bad apprehensions that be would not be safe in taking the train here and in the dead hours of the night of the eventful day to him made his escape by private conveyance going to Gallatin There he boarded yeeterday morning's train and went to the North His home lain Aadover Mass He came down to Nashville last July Be is now going on a furlough of twenty days This may be extended Indefinitely by the Department If they hear of the affair with which Nashville has been all agog for the past two days tO Mammoth cave A pleasant company left Nashville Thursday morning for the Mammoth Cave The rule for going the long route only in the morning was varied for the first time in fifteen year in order to have the party go both routes in thus to return the next day The following comprised the party' Rev Dr Harris and wife Mrs IL Manlove Misses Cora Stadden Carrie Wallace Mr Umberhour and Masters Joe Manlove and Willie Rhea of Nuhville Mrs I Thompson Misses Bessie Johnson and May Wateon Memphisl Misses earrie and Sallie Fowlkes Mary Wilholte Chapel Hill MiPe Braley New Radford Mass Miss IL Edna Sleeper Media Pa A representative of Tan Aresarcatt attended the excursion and took 'iota Seven of the party are teachers and etudents in Mrs school Mrs Dr Harris made arrangements' for the excursion and attended it the long route She remained over for a day with her friend Miss Gould 01 Boston whose father wpm au intimate associate with the mat naturalist Ag esiz She will return St Bernard One of the interesting features at the closing eiercises of the SL Bernard Aoademy at the Grand Operg House Thursday afternoon was the exhibition of crayon drawing and fancy work Ail this was In the entrance hail Two prizes were given for crayon drawing: The first was won by Master Tommie McLaughlin The second prize was awarded Master Edward Burke eon of Sergt Burke His drawing was "A Crown of Thorns" and occupied the central position Master Edward bas been taking drawing lessons for a short time but has already developed a remszkable talent for one so young TWO DISTINOVISiItD C123T1STL Prominent Ladies and Four Dentists of Said more Agree 'upon one thin 41 4 '''''i A discussion recently arose among some prominent ladies of Washingtoo and Bald 0 m6re relative to thechemical neutralitt9 and solubility of Zonweis' a Cream for the teeth which wu 0 referred to Dr Carroll 1 0 of Washington Odra General 1 I Logan's Dentist) and four of the leading Dentists of Belli 0 more for whom the article 1 If') was analyzed by twoolrelit known Chemist PiOt 1 Morrison of Washington and Prof Wilson of Bald more both of whom rerolt nounced it soluble and free from anything itjurious to the teeth Dr Cerro says it is the most perfect I dr-ltifrice he has evef I seen Zonweiss is a white li 0 Cream put up in a neat 4 I jar and applied to the 4 1 brush with a celluloid '01 r0LiI ivory spoon It is very very far superior to any dentifricel il the World has ever know Pace 31 SOLD BY SLt DarrtiCtsTS- JOHNSON JOHNSON Operative chwalstiol It 23 Cedar St New l'orL laid eod lr 1 ''I 'ert 74 CHESAPEAKE 1111211112 1 RAILWAY COMPANY 4' i 0 I -t 'k toillt 1 ili '4 4t vl No 516 North College street Frame 5 rooms hall and porch lot 62z175 to alley price only $1500 very cheap must sell Mr Murdoch leaves Nashville strengthened at all points in the estimation ot his staunch admirer's by his generous display of the finest features of his art in the magniticent programme last night at the Broad street Amusement Hall At moments he was unconsciously grand and thmughout the evening be was engaging and delightful He was in a humor for doing his best and carried the close attention of a large assemblage with him especially in the selections from King Henry VIM in which he gave sufficient of the text to trace the progress and culmination of great Wolsey's disgrace and fat "The Raven" he read with a conception of its deep sense and a power of interpretation that startled his hearers Mr Murdochts view of Poe's immortal composition is that the lost Lenore represents the wasted youth of Poe's erratic life and be claims with what degree of Justice the attention accorded him last night will bear affirmative testimony that whether correctly the idea of the author or not it adds to 'the dignity and the artistic sense of the wonderful poem in a measure the mind cannot attach to the wail of a bereaved lover The reading of this piece was done in a wondrous richness of voice and feeling and will remain with those who have attended each of Mr Murdoch's three readings as the finest and most lasting exhibition of his ripe accomplishments and intellect Mr Murdoch returns to Columbia this morning for a stay of several days and then goes home And the profound respect and the highest sense of his worth from the Nashville people go with him Closing Exercises at New Rope The closing exercises at New Hope school Hillsboro pike occurred on the 6th They gave entire satisfaction to the large audience present The songs recitations etc deserved the praise which was to be heard from every one The teacher Mrs Robb deservee much credit for the proficiency attained by her pupils Among the recitations deserving especial mention were those of Misses Amanda and Math) Morgan Annie and Hattie Farrar Lunette Greer Carrie Miller and Lou Sweeney Those of the Little Misset Compton Banks and Sweeney did the little ones great credit The songs and duets were well rendered the wand exercises Were excellent and the "see-saw4 under the supervision of Miss Crosby was novel and good Thanks are due the Misses Crosby and Banks for their assistance with the music Also to the Misses Mary and Emma Compton and Dora Mangum for entertaining the audience with instrumental music between the recitations "1870 and 1887" was well rendered by the Misses Morgan and "Hew She Made Him Propose" by Miss Daisy Compton and Master Hatton Northern brought down the 26 Nice Building Lots on monthly payments Now to your time to bay Two-story Brick Residence 8 rooms ball and porch bath room lot 41M0 to alley price $4900 $2000 cash balance 1 and 2 years great bargain Large number or Choice Residence Lots and many other properties ol all sizes Call and examine my list jea to sep10 1 i i 34C119i6 West ElidLOts AU 0 girl" 0 Nal Tullahoma TULLAHOMA TIN June closing examinations of the Tullahoma Academy were very successful The young people acquitted themselves with much credit The principal Prof Walton has gained the unstintedtmisd and confidence of parents and pupils alike and promises to stand in the lead in the future educational advances of Tullahoma Mr Talbot and familyof Nashville are here to spend the summer It is now understood that the railroad will build a car shed with waiting rooms and ticket office attached This will be of great convenience to the traveling public and shows it progressive spirit in the mana6ement There Is not a single vacant business house in Tullahoma Books Exasnined in Cowl CHICAGO ILL June books of the Insolvent barb wire firm Sherman Marsh were gone over by an expert in the County Court to-day and ft was found that at one time the finn's liabilities exceeded their assets by something like $100- 000 Shortly before this they purchased Imm Nail Company of Cleveland E26000 worth at wire and this the company wants back or as much of it as they can get They set up that Sherman Marsh knew they were unable to pay for the wire when it tug ordered by them and that inumuch as this fact showed that fraud was intended the court is asked to annul the contract and order the property returned The Alexander Iron Company I ItAintvalat Um Jane The American: I notice in your paper of recent date that you have made it mistake in regard to the location of Mt Idexander Iron Company The Alexander Iron Company Is now building works and furnaces in the new town of West Nashville The capital stock of our company is 131- 000000 all taken and we will be making malleable iron 'aide of ninety days Beepectfully Jdo A McEwmt Sec' The Long Murder eano SPRINGFULD Tient June 10-113pecia1) court is (working tide evening on the Long murder case an account of which was In THE AnKatout Long killed Braswell as was thought accidentally at Cedar Mill last winter The grand jury toned an in dictmertt against Longand it has developed into a big law suit Garner and Elliott are for the prosecution and Judd Crank and Fort for the defense-- Prohibition bylining warm here- 4' I Injunction Asked roc Sr touts Mo Julie Counsellor Everitt Bell to-day filed petition In the CactitCourt asking for an Injunction and restraining -order to tprevent the Iron Mountain Railway Company from laying tracks across certain streets between that oompany's depot in the southern Daft of the city and the Union depot 1 A restraining order was granted and the injunction matter will be heard on Saturday June 18 ---1 ---J Everitt Deo today ld it petition i the Citctilt Court asking for an Inittnetion and restraining to prevent the Iron M000taga hallway Company from laylog tracks across certain streets between that oompany's depot in the southern Daft of the city awl the Union depoto A restraining order was granted and the injunction mat- witl be heard on Saturday June 18 ter NOTTC1 is by here giver' thar enn meeting el the stockholders of the Chesspmke Nashville Railway Company of lbw States of Kentucky and Tennessee pureunnt to its Charter and By-Kaws wilt b4 beld at Use office of the Kentucky Central halved Company in the city of Covington Ky at the bour of 12 o'clock noon on the 26th day of June18h1 forthe purpose of the election of a Board of Idrectom to serve for the ensuing tear and to authorize the loans of per cent fifty years gold bonds of said Company Issued or to be issued at a rate not exceeding Cil)Oun per milt of Its lines of railroad situated In said States and the making of a mortgage on its rh and franchises to secure the payment tIe llrerttll and such other businest as may properly emu before it IL IL MOTT ap24 Id Secretary See rPtit IlL tug etts- VI' 2 ARE INSTRUCTED TO SELL WiT11- out reserve to the highest bidder- on Friday June 10 1087 at 10 a nt on the premises thirty-four most desirable Residence or Business Lots situated on Fair Grounds and Pullen avenues immediately In front of West Side Park and ou We End Street Car line We can confidentir recommend these lots as being the best Inducements to persons wishing a delightful home in A location both attractive unexceptionable and convenient This property will Increase in Intim) as rapidly if not more 'so than any lots sold by us this season Do not miss this most favorable opportunity to secure a most desirable home at your own price Terms very liberal SHIELDS DAVIS SHARPE HORN 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