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The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 7

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The Tennesseani
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Nashville, Tennessee
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THE DAILY AMERICAN NASHVILLE SUNDAY MORNING MAIiCTI 4 1894 Ken- BASE BALL IN 1894 case: rioat snort stop: Snrrr Nashville Already Preparing to Win the Pennant The Last Week nedv third base Holme center field and the "Count" left field A right fielder and another pitcher will com- plete the team The management are now negotiating with Meakin who occupied the box last reason for Saran- nah Secretary Young of the National League yesterday announced the fol- lowing contracts for 1864: With Cleve- Extensive Improvements In Progress at the Park OF OUR Ted Sullivan's (irorgtans and the Wild Sioux From Kabrukn to flay Her Three Week fleuce Bargains for Monday land Virtue villain Iiwing 0 Tebeau Jos MeOarr George Cuppy John Connar Brooklyn Daub Kinslow Geo Tred-way Louisville Tom O'Rourke Boston William Nash Chicago Adrian Anderson Camp: New York SGerman Fuller Meakin St Louis Werden released by New York Baldwin Milligan by Washington Meakin "OUT ON A SOOUT" And the lliitlget or Political Ooulp Brought Hack To The American: While we were seated near-by an open window 'one day recently enjoy Great Removal Sale NEW SPRING GOODS Selling for Less Price than old last year's styles by others NEW SPRING NOVELTY DRESS GOODS for EASTER Beautiful Goods for 15c 19c and 25c a yard Look same and are equally as pretty as ones shown by some houses at double that price Every day the outlook for the Southern Association of Usee Bull Clubs fc-rows brighter Ueporta come from all the cities of active preparations for the oicning of the season apd of even mi unlookcd for amount of interest being shown in the formation of teams unit before many days have priced the exhibition games wiU have ooui-menced (ieorge Stalling N'ashvilles manager is In the front of the procession as usual and has already commenced work on extensive improvements at Athletic Park Workmen have been busy there for several days and the new grand stand is assuming tangible shape It is to the west of the old grand stand which is receiving a complete overhauling and judging from the plans submitted will )) ing this balmy westher our old friend the dickey bird perched himself unexpectedly upon the ledge As usual he had been out "on a scout'' and returned fairly well paid for his trouble Among other things he told us that the Democratic managers in Maury are moving heaven and earth to conduct their forthcoming county primary so as to ovoid the recent ugly scenes growing out of the Giles election That Frank Boyd of Waynesboro Read Our Price List for Monday and Come Prepared to Buy a most convenient and accessible one its private boxes being an especial feature The bleaching boards are situated on Cherry street nearest the Shirts 50 75 and 95c city and will also be fixed up in good Men's Fancy Starched each shape Ntallings has heard from all his men and they will be here for practice work on the 12th of this month thus giving themselves ten days of good Jim Smiser and John Jones of Columbia are having the liveliest kind of a race for the Attorney Generalship of the Ninth Circuit That Williamson County is claiming the floater this year and that Jim Akin of Thompson Station may be the irtan well-known for hia activity and capacity as Chairman of the Ways and Means a few years ago That Frank Buford the well-known stock man and all-wool Democrat and our old compeer Ford of the Giles Democrat who has fought a hundred battles for Democracy and none against it may try conclusions for the representation of Giles in the next Assembly hard work before the opening games with Ted hullivan Atlanta team Whitehead Horchers and larka Via ugh come from California C'live from Cleveland O'Brien from Lewis- ton Me Webster from Portland Me Meara from Poughkeepsie and Truly from Ironton 0 Besides these he says he has almost completed negotiations with an infielder who justly belongs to the bitr league and who will create That some people suspect Capt sensation in baseball circles when Joe Fussell of wanting to try cone his name is announced sions with Judge Patterson ogam over The follow ing dates for exhibition One lot On ting Flannel 5c yard Shield Pins all sizes 3 4 and 5c dozen Saturday is children's day on Candy 5c pound Six Spools of Thread for 5c Monday The same Black Hose for ladies at 25c you pay Soc elsewhere Carpet Tacks 2c paper Bed Ticking 5c yard Light Shirting Calico Si yard Best Chocolate Candles 20c pound Thousand- of New Books at 13c each Ladies' Seamless Kast Black Hose 12'e Bargains in Wool Dress Goods 3fi inches wide new spring styles 15 and 10c yerd sold elsewhere at 25 ond 35c Fancy Changeable All-Wool Novelties in New Spring Dress Goods sold elsewhere 60 ond 75c our price 50c yard Blxby's best Shoe Polish 10c bottle Extra wide Figured Satteen the kind you pay 15c elsewhere down to 10c yard Ladies' oil linen Chemisettes new goods just in 25c each Children's White Bibs 5c each Large size 12-4- Bed Spreads Marseilles pate-tern 8125 and 81 3l each Oilcloth Aprons just the thing to wear in the kitchen lfc each All pure wool 38-inch wide Cheviot Serge at 29c yard or 7 yards full dress for 82 regular 50c quality Special bargains Monday Dress Goods all the latest Easter Novelties at our popular prices 3000 yards fine French Novelty Dress Goods the kind others think cheap at 40c 25c yard games at Athletic Park have been posl the judgeship of that circuit I hat Judge Patterson Is very serene about tivelv arranged: Atlanta March Gilt Edge Shoe Polish 19c bottle Don't forget to see Wool Dress Goods at New York Store All latest Novelties at our low cash prices Children's Bibs with ivory rings and pockets 10c each Children's Oilcloth Bibs 5c eoch Something Curline for the hair to be used with crimpers Keeps hair in curl in the dampest weather 10c bottle The new Cerman Washing Compound 2 packages for 5c Monday One lot Laundry Soap 2 cakes for 5c Monday i Be sure and see our prices on Dress Goods before buying Monday is bargain day in Dress Goods One lot Wool Suitings 3K inches wide 10c yard Just think: Full dress pattern 7 yards for 75c Surah Silk 25c yard Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests 5 7 10 15 10 and 25c each All the popular brands of Corsets such as Warner's Health and Celebrated Jackson Waist besides the best white drab ond black corset you ever saw at 50c New spring styles India Silk 25c yard Boys' Knee Pants all sizes 25c Boys' Shirt Waists 10c eoch Men's Outing Shirts 35c Be sure and see Dress Goods at New York Store Boys' Outing Shirts 25c each Boys' Shirt Waists all prices House Brooms for sweeping floor 8c each L'J 34 Sioux City March 26 17 28 29 this as about all other things and that many other folks believe that the Detroit April 5 6" Resides these rumor is unfounded games with the Vandcrbilt University and Athletic Club teams will also be That Cmintv JnAa-e Sims of Law played re nee will moat likely be Senator from The annual spring meeting of the tnai ainirict National Lieague was held in New That Col Cox never wrote as York last week and several change! many letters in his life as since the ru in the rules were effected Section mor of John Aliens canaiuaoy got out of rule 12 was amended so as to re Will be made memorable to you as the GREATEST BARGAIN WEEK ever known in Nashville We will make greater reductions than ever in every department and will not stop to consider cost or value Wc will place on sale Beginning To-Morrow Morning: One lot Ladies' White Linen Waists embroidery trimmed ruffled front former price $125 reduced to 66c One lot Ladies' White Linen Waists plaited front and back embroidered collars and cuffs former price $100 reduced to 35 and 50a One lot Ladies' White fine quality Linen Waists handsomely embroidered ruffled front and em broidery trimmed collars and cuffs former price $150 reduced to 84c One lot Ladies' Extra Fine White Linen Dressing Sacques former price $175 reduced to 88c 75 Ladies' Colored and Fancy Silk Waists former price $500 to $600 reduced to $277 One" lot French Woven Corsets all sues former price 75c reduoed to 85c One lot Fancy Colored Border Linen Scrim reduced to 34c per yard 250 Fast Black paragon frame Gloria Silk Umbrellas with gold oxydized silver or natural wood handles former price $150 $175 and $200 reduced to choice 93c One lot Ladies' White and Colored Linen Chemisettes very stylish standing or rolling collars former price 40 and 50o reduced to choice 24c All our Stamped Linen Dresser Scarfs Tidies Table Covers D'Oyliqe eta at 88i per cent less than cost quire the umpire to have two balls for That five Supreme Judges are to be use at all tunes after the game com nominated on April 18 and that mences As often as the one in use Is but here tbe dickcy-bird lost his voice batted to foul ground out of the urn pire's sight the other ball shall be im and not for love nor money would he say farther than that there were seven mediately brought into play A sacrifice bunt is defined to be candidates he believed and "all all honorable men" OMBTA ball batted by the batsman standing in his position that falls within fair Pulaski March 3 grounds before reaching the lines he tween first and second bases and sec IT GOT THE WORST OF nd and third bases that is made for in Line Mottle Warnn Cut In Fight the obvious purpose of advancing Street runner occupying base which re Mattie Warren colored walked Into the station-house lost night about 11 suits in putting out the batsman or would so result if handled without WE PAY THE FREIGHT o'clock with two gaping wounds in the error right side of the head and face from A strike Is called a foul hit other which the blood flowed In streams than a foul tip made by the batsman SARVERS BROUGHT BACK Strong Probability of a Compromise Heine KftVrtel Detective Turner returned lost night from Pine Bluff Ark with and Sarver now wanted hare on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses from Ernest Loi-seau The prisoners were dressed in the height of fashion and a diamond She sold she had just been cut on Line in attempting a bunt sacrifice that AND DELIVER OTJK falls or rolls upon foul grounds be street by Mary llarde colored who had been seeking a fight with her all tween home base ana first base or home base and third base the night Robert Lee colored she said furnished the woman with the knife and urged her on There was Concerning the Bane Ball World flashed from the throat of each Lol ureal danger of Mattie bleeding to American Premium Sewing Machine Freight charges prepaid to any RAILROAD STATION OR BOAT LANDING six of the men signed to play on Nashville's team this season are mar scau held consultation with the death and she was hurried off to Dr prisoners at the station-house ond ried Harris who dressed the wounds Both compromise will probobly be effected women were drinking and quarreled Manager Ward of New York has to-day decided to take his team to Savannah GOT THE MONEY for practice work Whittrock who pitched such steady And Then Officers I'at Him In Jail for winning boll for Memphis last year Ilia Action Mike Thompson a negro porter on AMERICAN has signed with Louisville Harry Wright former manager for the Pulaski accomodation was arrest Philadelphia has been made chief urn ed yesterday by Detective Sam Mc-Guire of the Louisville A Nashville pire of the National League with a sal ary of $3000 If the base ball magnates want i pugilist who il an expert at the "bat' Railroad charged with stealing $J0 belonging to Ike Hughey fireman on PERSONAL Joe Frank has returned from Eastern cities Mr and Mrs Dillon have gone to Murfreesboro Van McGovock of Franklin was In the city yesterday-Thomas McCorry of Jackson was in the city yesterdoy Miss Fannie Reorden In Cincinnati the gnest of friends Miss Mary Rndolph of Clorksvtlle la visiting friends here Mrs Emile Schwab is visiting relatives in Louisville Mlas Anno Plater is visiting relatives the same train The negro confessed thev should sign Sullivan not Corbett having found the money and kept it Chicago Dispatch knowing thot it belonged to Hughey lie was committed to jail by Justice Harris but later Detective McGuire Stalling and Dooley will commence coaching the Vanderbllt University PREMIUM SEWING MACHINE ball team to-morrow Their contract calls for eighteen days' work took him bock to Pulaski where he will be tried Thompson was preparing to get married The salary of the president secre THE PALACE 410 Union Street tary and treasurer of the Southern As and friends in Clarksville ROBBED OF FIVE DOLLARS sociation is per month from Jan 1 Mr and Mrs Jno Rastin Littlefleld John Roney Knocked Down and Hie ore spending to-day in Columbia to April 1'and from then until Sept 15 it la 9150 per month Mamie Ollroy the actress who re Money Taken John Roney negro driver for Mrs Tyree Rhodes of Rurnside Ky THE AMERICAN Is the gnest of friends In the city cently resigned from the Milk White BUILT EXCLUSIVELY Brown 4 Co was knocked down on Main street lost night by two unknown Flos' Coin pan is reported to be pre Dick Denxar of New York has re paring to wed John Brush manager of turned borne from visit to friends here negroes ond robbed of 85 Roney was very seriously wounded in the struggle 5 DrawerB and Drop Leaf with all Attachmenta S22 the Cincinnati league team It is estimated that sixty profession al baae ball clubs will begin the sea Miss Tommie Roane of Shelbyville and lay for a long time unconscious Price with "The Weekly American one year is visiting Miss Moud Jordan on High He wa cared for and diligent search son which will include 700 players was made for his assailants without These players will receive anywhere result Miss Kate Fox of Murfreesboro Is Prize Flowers! Prize Flowers! WORLD'S FAIR FLOWER SHOW from $50 to $400 per month Manager iiraves ol Memphis has Oum and Uenlua Mr E- E- Bellamy of Cleveland 0 announced that he has so far signed is not the author of "Looking Backward" but has written a great many eight men for his team For pitchers he has Mason Wadsworth and La visiting Miss Nellie Knox of Gowdy street Miss Garth has returned to her home In Union City after a vist to Nashville friends Miss Kotle Rook of Tullahoma has been spending several days with friends In the city things on the show-windows of Nash- THE AMERICAN PREMIUM Is Equal to any $60 Sewing Machine and will do All the Work Bone by Any Other Family Machine Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded We ship each machine with tbe distinct understanding thai If NOT ENTIRELY BATI8- Courage catchers Bolan and O'Mears short stop Humbert third base Flaherty left field Smith Ule the post few days about the Yuca OUR ROSES Awarded First and Second Place OUR CHRYSANTHEMUMS Awarded First and Plaoe Saturday Nov 4 1893 fSfCall and see ua Th tan and Red Robin chewing gums of National League teams will come out which he is the agent He is a natural rtist and his decorativo work is wen this spring fully as strong as they were all ports of the city He make in 18H3 if not stronger anil the way friend: for himself aud his ware managers are hustling makes things Cor Charon and CURREY CO verywhere he goes and leaves a Tsiepha shower of fragrant gum behind him I'ortunote is the roan whom he likos SBbKsb wfW Ijt enough to moke for bim one of the beautiful hat bands winch he bestows Chancery Sale Chancery Sale on the truly good alone They work of art Purauant to a stoats rendered hv the r'haaW' lailellered Telegrams The following telegrams remain un aery tlourt at Nashrills TVnn ami ontrad of rAluuni iier iwrnij aayi' inai it can ot reiurnea na me auusi fAlu WILL UK KKFUNDED We uouetlutlnflv pronounce ibem the BEST AND CHEAPEST MACHINES IN THE WORLD WARRANTED delect for TEN YEARS rail Mt of attachment furnUhed with raeb machine The machinery li comtructed of tbe beat material used for raeh porpoeee eterj baarlnj without an exception belne of iter and hardened It thoroughly simple and practical In lu adjustment and so constructed that tha greatest amount of durability Is secured The Unslon Is perfect as Is also the 'hread-releaslnff device In combination therewith It has a high arm the space under this arm being (tS)i inctes Th needle telf-setting The shuttle li wlf-tbresdlnc It la a beautiful hlgbly-nnlshscl machine In fact It Is similar sad (ally equal to any of the highest-priced machines It has an entirely new treadle so constructed that it runs very easily and therefore Ls sot fallgtitig to tbe worker' It haa an eaay tiUn! treadle motion on adjustable antl-frletlon ''centre" bearings It has a perfect tension meobanlcal experts pronounce It tbe most durable of ail ma-Ohlnes on account of the ilmpUolly of Its eooatructlon We buy these machines In Urge numbers from the msaufacuirers and save you the large commissions salaries aud eipeoaes of middlemen which amount to more than the Irst cost of the machine Ml record on pears SS of ants Book So si In lbs) case of delivered at the Western Union Telegraph Company: Dr MeYarland 0ller Slanton anl Ti Alex Others liberty Mills 2: 8 Mllllron Wilkes A Co Sam Parkins Cumberland Mills Knox Mrs Christian Notlos hers firoa that I will sail at publlo sub Mrs A Hheppard and son after a visit to Nashville friends have returned to Sewnnee Adjt Gen Kite has gone to Carthage where he will remain until the Smith County primaries ore over Jeff Tolley of the Secretary of State's office Is off for a few days' visit to his home in Trenton Mrs Max Goldberg of Gadsden Ala Is visiting her parents Mr ond Mrs A Klein 810 South Cherry street Donahue of Howell' Ind was lb the city yesterday He appeared to be In the best of health ond spirits and stated that he heard rumor that there wos to be an election here next summer and just dropped down to start the boys straight A pafty of young ladies left Nashville for Florida this week The party consisted of Misses Ielia and Mary Randall Stntson and Ratio Phelps Mr Phelps accompanied them part of the way They will visit Jack-sonville St Augustine Sandford and other places CAUGHT BY Jil AVALANCHE Was Hunting In th Monntaln When the Mnuw Began to Hilda Chicago March a A dispatch from Boies Idaho soys: Charles Goetz was hunting In the mountains near Atlanta when the snow started to Cnntrell Kemker Wool wine iion in iuin uoor 01 me court-house Nahfilto Tenn andy A Cracker Co Moore KlrklondO Best AW Harris it 12 O'clock Noon on Taenia O'clock Noon on March 6 1894 Champe 2 John A Jackson Dave ars'SBt to vf rands rJ by the Chancery Coart st Nsibiilla Taan and snfared of racord on tars 1st of adnata Book No II la thaeasa of UMrgli Yontif vs Florence Joslin and Others Notics Is bsrs (Wan that I will ssll at public soc 'i at Iks (oath door of tha oouri-bous la Nstksills Tsoa At 12 O'clock Noon on Sadirdaj March 10 1894 ths following dssoribsd proptrty to-wlt A tract of land to tha fifth CWIi Dlstrtot of Willlsoiica Coaaty Tana ssar Carter's rak ooataiotng thra aaras and bosndvd as follow -ILslnnlnt st a stoos In Boitlok and Caasp-Un IUs and Randall Wlutaad's soathwast corner raanlaf tttaaea oth 114 daejraa wast polss to a etona la said Una Insnca eqptb MM dsfrsss ssl II polaa and llaki to a alnns: nssr lbs foot of tha Mill thaaoa sooth 1 rlafros wait 9 pules to a vtaks thanos sauth drrre sail i pols and II llaks to a stoos Ihence ourtb I V4 U-rr- 'est IT oslee and 4 links Kierstrin Caldwell Mane look very bright for the season Most of the teams are practically filled and all the stars of the lost season are in the game again At the recent meeting in Atlanta a four-months' schedule was proposed by some of the attendants but It met with little consideration Under such rule the $1000 limit could not have been lived up to as firat-olase players could not be Induced to sign contracts for only foui jrionths at anything lets than ruinous prices Speaking of 11 Oenslinger's return to membership in the Southern Association the New Or leans correspondent of Sporting Newa says: It is trange how quickly Gensllnger can gain a player's dislike and enmity yet it is so Last year not a man on the loeal team had' any use for him and only policy kept their mouths shut on the aubjeot President Nicklin has not yet appointed his staff of umpires as he intend to select them with great care He has plenty of material to select from numerons applications being on file in his office amongst which are the following familiar names: McLaughlin' Washington Relden Hill Ualesbarg ML Sandy MeDermoth Chicago A Alexander Lake Genera Wis and Kred Popkay of Detroit Mich- 1 Manager Campaa has signed up to date the following players for Now Orleans: Pavllle catcher Brahan pitcher Ualler first base Dowle second Waring A Nixon The American Premium Sewing Machine Knox if A Bourland 2 Uruton $22 onilon Carnngton John Ana Ob Vaar'a Subsrrlptlosi So ley Hitchcock Neil A Shof- ncr Ernest Urdu THE WEEKLY AMERICAN tbe following described property to-wlt: The equitable latarasi of A 1st Stanton la asjH to lbs following lots In Davidson County TenaflB to-wlt: Lota So It and 16 In Hobaoo asK dltloa to KdeefleM heelnalsg al a point lbs) north slus of La street SJ feet from the oor-jr at Church ot Tenth atraet and Lea atraal at the 3S lrtrctlen of Shelby arenue with tbe two atrasH ebira mentions and running thaaoa asaraH wardly about IM feel more or toss to a point Ihs south side of lot Na Ill thanos eaatwaiiiiy 10 feet thnce southwardly paralls) will Tnla itreel to Lee street lhno wesiwaruly to the bs ginning Note-Sald Jot are sold uu)ect to the lnoa brabce thereon in rarer of the Slat BulHlngaV A rallhral loaj When Prince Nicholas Esterhazy was buried the other day his dog Nero followed the body of his master to the Subscribers who have paid for "The American" without any other Premium can purchase THE SEWING MACHINE for S2I to a atone In Lindley Wlnstiad south boundary line tbenee north a detrses west 16 poles grave 1 he animal walked unobserved under the hearse from the palace to to the bsglaclng -iu 1 um amount or aia cutshrence was SMRM Deo Ikaa whu tilje if 'ii 01 1 raootd In Book No 1 pfe of Wll'tanuea rWnty the church and again from the church to the railway station and could not in 1 SIS Refteter's 0na slide under his feet He was unoble to extricate himself and in a it im- iti'r iwi until OHIO Tmi nf ha r-llf persuaded to more from the carriage Address THE AMERICAN Nashville Tenn taming the coffin lie also went with ovariHir uvw mi goon personal security the mourners to Eisenstntlt where the of Sato-Credits at It IB ana months loteraet-bearing notes with food per-soaal aacsrlty renuliwd and 1Mb rsralaed Sal free from redemption tl (JK'jHOU whitworth fi7M aal Otork aad Una tar 'juirwu bii'i i-n ratame Sale free from radecBptioa -M OKOBOK WHITWORTH few minutes he wos twing carried along on a roaring avalanche He went nearly half a mile and was terribly injured but may recover bodv was buried and nava dnilv visits Agents Who vrish to secure orders tor the Sewing Machine with THX AMERICAN should write us for particulars 'vnTT to the grave.

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