The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 6

1 Tim HASITVTLLI3 MrnmCAIl STOTPAY MOByiXGj AUGUST 21 18381 6 HIGH-CLASSED SPORT LI SPORTING ILK TAK TD THE WATER Once thotr breeding to nar I rover Hues This sale together with the Belle Meade sale will place on the market a lot Of very highly-bred mares yearlings weanlings and stallions 1A wcog tha latter are Included Imp Dandle fHnn not Tra- mont Perking and Rowland- Tee mares Include daughters of Enquirer Imp Great To Imp Lcamlngtc lnp Bonnie Scot- lend Bramble Luke BIcukb'Vn 'Faustoi Onondaga Joo Jlookrr Virgil Imp Glen largest crowd of the meeting AT TENDS THE RACES AT aqueduct track LOCAL TRAVELERS' ASSOCIATION WILL HAVE A BIO BOAT EXCURSION SEPT 3 fast SIDE-WHEELERS STEPPING LIVELY OUT AT CUMBER LAND PARK LOTS OF FUN ANTEEOGOES SPEEDY MILE garry Ten Broeck Imp Mortctner and I many other famous alres IN STORE I LITTLE MAYER HAS A BAD DAY tn4a bat On Winner Out ef si nd They Were AH Favorites Pf fltt Cloaca i 'The frotn Cl ole Stork to lie Sold by Tennessee Breeders This Other Sporting Gossip Jacobs and Hfs Hedger and All fhe Other liars to Be on Hand nnd the Boss Time of (he Sen-son Will Bo Theirs 1 yearn Beatty A Gwaltney 3 yearn Beatty A Gwaltney horn mule nuckling A Bradley stallion 4 yearn or over Oldham Bron yearn Wllaon 2 yoarn Beatty A Gwaltney stallion and colts Terry A Grady nucklirg colt Hand-klnn mare any age Oldham Bros suckling Donald' Fakes 1 year Beatty Gwaltney 2 yearn mare Oldham Bron 3 years Branhan Oldham 4 yearn Oldham Bros aged stallion Oldham Bros suckling stallion Hankins 1 year Terry A Grady 3 yearn Beatty A Owajt-niy 3 years Wilson 4 years Young gelding any age A Young 2 years Terry A Grady 3 years JD Bradford 4 years Bradford Athletics at St Loots BT LOtllS Aug 20 The largest crowd that has attended an athletic exhibition In fit Loulu the' past three years turned out at Athletic Park to-day and witnessed the uatlonal circuit bicycle races Summaries: Half mile handicap Final heat A McFarland scratch won Arthur Gardiner 10 yards second Orlando Stevens 10 yards thtrd Time 1 00 2-5 One mile national Inal beat Bald won Martin second McFarland third Time 2 00 2-5 Paced by single Two-mlle handicap Final heat Jay Eaton 65 yards won Tom Cooper 25 yards second McFarland scratch third Time 430 KILLING OK RIFLE To the coirblcatlon oale which will be held Nov 1 2 and 3 there has been consigned all of Ihe trotting and pacing stork owned at Grind View Farm a choice draft of animals fron Clover Bottom Old Hickory Farm' lbs highly-bred trotters bre 1 and owned ty the late Albert I NV Harris and other FUTURITY JG1ITS WED Tip Tig Ornament Carries Weight In tho Fall Handicap Fallowing are the probabl starters snd tbs weights of the Futurity! to be run as the fouith race on Tuesday Au 23: Horses Weights Horses Weights Glenheitn 125 Souehon 115 Some Jast heats were trotted at Cumberland Park Friday A 6-yearld mare Anteeo by Anteo negotiated a mile in 2:15 under John Turner's guidance There are three trotters In this stable that can beat 2:20 and a 3-year-old pacing filly that can beat 2:15 The latter Is by Thorr Thoraa also by Thorr trotted a mile Friday in better than the last half at a 2:14 gait Uncle George Fuller had out his crack Bow Bells Ally 3 years old She worked an-easy mile In fast time going under restraint all the way She is a beautiful animal and a perfect trotting machine This filly Is from the loins of a horse that has sired Boreal (3) 2:15 Janie (2) 2:14 Matin Bells (2) 2:1614 and others and out of Azalia second dam the celebrated broodmare Rachel Ray dam of Commodore! Porter 2:13 Parole 2:16 Luzcllo 2:15 etc The Fuller establishment Poet Protective Association met last night In regular session The monthly statement of the Btato Secretary wan read It reported a very satisfactory Increase In member! Ip Duncan McKay Chairman cf the Steamboat i Excursion Committee handed in bis full report on the excurblon matter Mr McKay stated that his commutes had decided on Friday Sept 2 this being the best day and date as quite a delegation of travelirg men would be Id the city at that time AU the tickets had been printed and are now on sale snd In order not to mix matters up too much they had decided to make the price of the tickets only 28 cents all around children gams price as people As this his first experience In handling such a gigantic Joo Mr McKay said he hart been extra careful In selecting tbe members of bf committee The men ho had selected were tried snd true and hard worker Tbe following are the committees: Amusement and R' freshmen ta Adam Diehl Casaetty A Shurenberger Rives Print lng-R Webb Arrangement McPhall Ahem 126 The Barrister 118 Sir Hubert 118 Martlmas 118 RHueiandsr 118 Tbe Kentuckian 118 Deerlng 118 Dr Elchberg 118 Mal-lak-Wa 118 Coun Wernberg 118 Armament 118 Mr Clay 118 Capt Sfgsbee 118 Aragran 115 Muggins 115 Rusher 115 Autumn 116 Prestldlgltatrlc 115 Duke 115 Tendress 115 Tbe weights for the Fall Handicap at nix furlongs on main track to be run an the fifth race Tuesday Aug 23 are a follow: High Degree 113 Lady Meddlesome 112 Fllon d'Or U2 La Penitents 112 Gold Mine 112 St Lorenzo 108 lnterferer 108 Choral 108 Scannel 108 Dr Parker 108 Sanford 108 Mark Milee 108 Bangor log Hts Lordship 109 Lothario 108 Catapult -108 Galahad 108 The Lady In Blue 106 Veracious o5 Queen's Badge 105 Plssgen Played Him Aroand the At Memphis MEMPHIS Aug (Special )-St Louis parties to-day engineered one of the biggeet coups of the season snd cleaned up about 320000 on Rifle who won the second race at St Louis Marsh a well-known plunger at the fair ground track arrived here this morning snd this afternoon went over to pool-room at Hopefleld He bet 1160 on Rifle at 1'iwrarjL! f) 'V Caseetty IV Ornament 132 Title 127 Ogden 127 Typhoon II 125 Isidor 123 Algol 122 Handspring 122 Don de Oro 122 On De'dt 120 Str Walter 12o Maceo 118 Simon 118 Royal Stag 118 Havoc 117 Dr Catlett 116 Swift 113 Semper Ego Handball lid Hurlv Burly 110 Bangle lo9 St Calatlne 108 Sailor King 107 Buela 106 Sir Vassar 105 Florenzo 106 Ben Doran 104 Thomas Cat 104 Blaise Rock 103 Bansstar 102 Candleblack 102 Peyton Duncan McKsy Ladles and Lyles Jacobs Business Casaetty Chairman Mr McKay stated fuither that this would be a basket picnic as well as excursion Like go whole tI ruin1 Jon I og and have everything In sight BHr Mix I ictura for the large avbscriptlc Briar Sweet 115 Miss Miriam JOO large subscription pall hEW TORK Aug The largest crowd ol the meeting went flown to Aqueduct to-day and raw aome high-class sport It wa the last day ol the mid-summer meeting and the clafs ol horses that compete at Aqueduct were out In force The followers of Maher had a disastrous day as he won only one out ef alx mounts and that In the sixth race when ft brought but little relief To make metiers worse hit mounts were hot favorites In every raco except the second end the last and they were close second choices Sum-mart ee: First race Belling Ten Spot to 1 won Decide second Helmsdale third Time 1:15 1-5 Second race 1 Wood ranger I to 5 won Pink Cbembray accord Fenetta third Time 1:43 1-5 Third race selling 5 Althea 1 to 1 won Mall Bag second Paaaalc third Time 1 02 2-6 1 Fourth race 1 1-1 mlles-lLanadale 5 fo 1 won Rossifer second Campania third Time 1 48 Fifth race 514 Somera to 1 won: Heroics -second Meddlesome third Time 1:0 1-5 8ixth race selling 1 Vanessa 5 to 1 won Tings second A thy third JUrne 1:43 1-5 At Hawthorne CHICAGO Aug Thla was get-away day at Hawthorne The racing tranafers to Harlem Monday for a two meet Weather cool and track good Results First race 7 Dr Sheppard to 10 won Storm King second Eddie Jones third Time 128 1 Second race 1 mlle-ijohn Bright 6 to 1 won Lady Ellerslle Second Bannockburn third Time 1 41 1-2 Third race 5 Atlyar 13 to 10 won Espionage 1 to 2 second Canace third Time 10114 -Fourth race 6 10 to 1 won Paul Griggs second Abe Furst third Time 1-1454 Fifth race short-course Proverb 4 to 1 won Michael second Trefoil third Time 3 2914 Sixth race Lone Princess 4 to 1 won Reuben Rowett second Bryan third Time 1 1514 Seventh race La Prlnceesa 3 to won Loneta second Sir Tenny third TImo 1-1554 Knar day's Harlem Entries First tare selling 54 mile Imp Summer Sea Little Singer Skip Me Carrie Teutonna 100 Whitcomb Double Dummy George Ketcham HesBvtlle Bryan 102 The Tory Ramiro II Morte Penao 108 Second race purse: mile Lltzle Cavalier 92 Muakadlne Official 97 Eddie Jones Molo 102 Third race purse 6 8 Betta Han-llgbt Malle 97 Andes Harry Cutter Cuirassier 100 Souehon 102 Cambrian 106 Maro 108 Jolly Roger 113 Fourth race Chicago Stakes: 1 Llizie Cavalier 91 Lady Ellerslle 94 Donna Rita 109 Eugenia 102 Newsgatherer 104 Candelaria 107 Dr Sheppard 114 Hugh Penny 121 Fifth race selling 54 Rosa Masso Miss Day 82 8tamina 85 Eleanor Holmes Good Friend Peg Parks Little Alarm Our Gertie 106 Red Oidd George Krata 107 Primate Dixie Lee 110 Tenole Montgomery 112 Sixth rare telling 114 Peneoroso 94 Host! Mr Easton 9fi Charabelle Queen Pafle Treeby Inconstancy 105 Millie 107 Prosecutor 110 Seventh race selling Sir Hobart Prince Blazes 96 Elldad 90 Roger Collins Can't Dauce 109 Paul Kauvar 110 Muskalonge 112 Lady Marian 95 Jefferson 96 Sensational 97 White Frost H4 The Huguenot 114 George Keene 114 THE NATIONAL LEAGUE Rear View of the Famous Dr Sanden Electric Belt i In all debilitating' weaknesses which are the result of youthful errors or later excesses such as Impotency Nervousness Varicocele Lame Back etc I have found tbe heat manner in which to apply the electric current is from the lumbar region over kidneys through the stomach liver bladder and prostate gland to a point In front This is the application of my famous Electric Belt i a back view of which Is given in the above Illustration With this famous appliance I have treated and cured thousands npon thousands xif weak men In all parts of the world I have nsed this Belt on people who were on tbe verge of suicide and I have heard their praisea after a few months' use of the life-giving Electricity I have known men who were so weak as to be entirely incapacitated men really unfit for married life come to me after using my Belt and say I am a new man All praise to your wonderful Electric Hearing these statements and seeing as I do all sides on this overwhelming testimony to the virtues of my Belt I must in justice to myself proclaim it the greatest remedy iu tbe world for these troubles Write for free book Classes of which explains all It is sent in plain sealed envelope or drop in and consult me free of charge DR A SANDEN 826 BROADWAY NEW YORK by Pest to the Tabernacle fund Capt Rymnn has cflorod his fine steamer II Buttorff free of charge lo take the boy and thoir friends up tho river Sept 2 A specially constructed cbalr will be hitched on the top of ote smokestack for Jacobs and on top of tbe other will be the which will contain Jacobs' terrible Badger This precaution li taken In order get both warmed up for the fight to place on Ladrone Island Messrs Foster Webb derated all the printing for the excursion The following 1 a partial Hat of prizes classification will be given later: Cassetty box of reap and bucket Apex axle grease McPhall Dewey riding whips Adam Dlrhl pair Homing pigeons Webb 100 visiting cards to prettiest girl on the grounds A Peyton stated that he bad been from a sprained ankle and since he been laid up he bad thought of aome Interesting games If tbe Committee on Anusements would meet him at hla ofltae Monday morning at 10 he would them on to his schrree snd would guarantee that they would makj an alligator laugh Mr Cassetty wished to be heard on 'his subject and said that he fcau been bit so by Pytons little schemes since got to running with Allen he was a little afraid the committee would get the worst end of it In order place the comraitteo on a sure footing would advise them to get an alligator It down to Peyton's ofllee Monday morning and let him ft II his new scheme to Mr Crocodile If 't caused Royal Monstership to laugh then the nmittee would adopt not scheme the alligator Tn raso the committee not procure a crocodile bo would advise getting badger If tbe scheme startling to that hedger then ha advised presenting his Royal Badgershlo lo and buy Jacobs another one President McPhall considered Mr suggisticn a very wise one anl advised the committee to act accordingly Mr said as none of tbt committee used to hanallng big firh like an alligator he thought It best to appoint War-field to do the as lie was an expert Ho tax heard Warfield tell some ty big yarns about the big fish he nad caught and and on Sept 2 no exrects to go along with Post and the biggest fish in the Cumberland Altogether last meeting of was the one they have this summer Evetybody was In good and reported business exceptionally fine the last week out on the Nolensville pike About two dozen birds rewarded their afternoon's sport Preparing for the fair THE STANDING Boston Cincinnati 67 Baltimore 62 Cleveland 61 New York Chicago Pittsburg 52 Philadelphia 48 Brooklyn 88 Washington Louisville 21 St Louis AT WASHINGTON WASHINGTON Aug 28 -Tbe Senators out-rlaved the Pirates in both games First Washington 00002200 4 8 1 Pittsburg 7 1 Weyblng snd Maguire Hastings and Schrlver Setond RHE Washington 6 16 I Pittsburg 01000010 1- 4 7 1 Donovan snd Maguire Rhlnes and Schrlver AT NEW YORK NEW YORK Aug 20 Indians had the game all but won up to tbe Giant half of the ninth to-day Score RHE New York OOOO10O12-4 9 1 Cleveland 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 8 4 3 Rusle and Warner Powell and Connor AT PHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA Aug 20 -Philadelphia de feated Louisville to day in a light hitting i pet game Piatt and Cunningham pitched ex- cellent ball but tbe former had a shade the best of It Score RHE Louisville 000000000-0 3 3 Philadelphia 0 0 0 1 0 1 8 0 2 4 1 Patterles Cunningham and Kittrldge Platt and McFarland AT BALTIMORE BALTIMORE Aug 20 McJames pulled out of several tight holes toward the end of the rame and saved the day for the Orioles St ore RHE Baltimore 2 10 2 St Louis McJames and Clarke Taylor and Kinslow AT CHICAGO CHICAGO Aug Grlffl'h was Invincible to-dav except In the seventh Yeager was batted rather free'y out not for runs Score RHE Chicago 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 -2 9 1 Brooklyn 000000100-1 2 2 Griffith ard Donahue Yeager and Ryan AT BOSTON BOSTON Aug 20 the fact that Willis gave eght bases on balls the Champions won game in a close contest with the Clncinnatls Nkbols took Willis' place In the ninth and saved the game lor the home team Score RHE Boston 10100000 2 9 2 Cincinnati 4 1 Batteries Willis Nichols and Yeager Dwyer and Peltz cage to take Tbe of the sick had put often he that lo be and co but could was was mlgl catch River Pest had rmrits LIEUT BRUMLEY Flag Lieutenant of Admiral Ship and the Officer to i Whom Belongs the Proud Distinction of Raising the At larstose SARATOGA Aug 26 largest attendance of the meeting graced the racing at Saratoga to-day The feature of the day wa the Grand Union Hotel Stakes of (4 000 which brought out eight 2-year-olds of which Matanza was the favorite and won handily Weather fine track heavy Results First race selling 1 George Cox 3 to 1 won Jackanapes second Filament third Time 1 46 Second race selling 7 Manassas 4 to 6 won Banquo II second Oxnard third Time 1 32 Third race selling Grand Union Hotel Stakes 6 Matanza 7 to 5 won Kinley Mack second Manuel third Time 1 19 Fourth race: 6 Bardella 2 to 1 won Maceo second Lord Zenl third Time 1 19 Fifth race handicap- 2 miles Forget 4 to 5 won Marshall second Iranian third Time 4 16 Ratherford Fair Association Intends To Break AU Records As the day (or tbe opening ol the Rutherford County Fair draws near interest Increases The floral ball haa been renovated and tbe display! In It thla fall wil! surpass any previous display A great many people from a distance who have been so fortunate as to win the premiums at this fair are dally making application for their displays Tbe people of this city have sot left a stone unturned to make this of the Rutherford County Fair Association Tbe show ring has at present almost es many entries Wa it has bad at the opening of any previous fair Tbe races will be good and tne track which bolds the State record for a half mile ta In the flneet -of condition There are forty boraes in tbe stables now nd daily they are-carried out and paced making splendid showing There will be all kinds of amusement on the grounds THIRD TENNESSEE Stars and Stripes Over Manila Of aU styles and grades-for dress and wear Many lines for big and little folks at greatly prices to make odds of 6 to 1 and as the horse finished first his winnings were In excess of $1 000 It was stated that half a dozen other agents left St Louis last night to-play Rifle in various pool-rooms throughout the country and in addition large sums were telegraphed to more distant pomta which were played on the good thing Memphis plungers all got aboard here and Barnett lost about J2 800 on the race NNIlwon County Fair LEBANON Aug 20 The Wilson County Fair Association will hold their fourth annual fair at Watertown beginning Sept 1 and lasting three days A large and liberal premium list has been offered and a successful fair Is anticipated reduced is ncwn as the Old Hickory Farm and nothing but good ones are bred there Frank Fuller uncorked a lot of speed In these of the Clover Bottom trotters These horses are In good racing shape and wll be seen In public this fall at Evansville Louisville and Lexington John Hull is up at Knoxville with his two pacing cracks Dupolnter and The Bully The latter Is a pony by Little Dane but can pace a blue streak He owned by a Mr rhllllpe of East Nashville who Is very proud of him Little Dane is one of Tennessee's crack saddle horse sires Gilbert's Election Bell 3-year-old negotiated a faet mile In company with one of the fastest pacers In the State The 3-year-old beat the sidewheeler three lengths They call this trotter Leonard room for Winter stock At St I on I ST LOUIS Aug The Isabella Stokes for 2-year-olds was the feature at the Fair Grounds to-day Tulla Uonso was the fa vorlte and Good Hope second choice at 8 to 5 'Weather pleasant traik fast Resul's First rare 1 Libation 9 to 5 won Libbie second The Planet third Time 1 42 Second race 14 Rifle 7 to won Fresco second Otto third Time 2 3S1: Third race handicap 6 John Pocne 2 to 1 won Gath second Sea Lion third Time 1 14'v Fourth race Isabella Stakes $1 500 for 2 year old fillies 5t Tulla Fonso 7 to 10 won Good Hone 8 to 5 second dtllla third Time 1 0154 Fifth rare 1 Buckvldera 5 to 2 won Sir Rolla 7 to 2 and even second Uharlie Christy third Time 1 4114 Sixth race selling 64 Imp Skate 2 to 1 won Verify second Watchmaker third T'me 1 2Q SHOTS AT THE TRAPS a HUGH 4R WEEKLY SHOOT HERMITAGE GIN CLIB OF GENERAL SPORTING NOTEO John Bids For Hose CLOSE AT rOllT ERIE Lnst Day of the Harness Sleet at Bostoa finds Jimmy Stafford a very useful man to have at command Langs of Chicago Is the only player who I Buffalo 20 Fort Erls I Leonard part of the name being ever had to lay off on account of gout Elllston Detent Aeklezi at Belle Blende Blgr Wnteh Ret ween Nashville nnd Memphis Reins Ai ranged Whether the Reglmest Will Re Mastered Ont is the A II sorbin a Topic CAMP BOB TAYLOR Aug 19 Tbe probabUlty of tho mustering cut of the Foirth Tennecsee Regiment 1 the all absorbing ttyle In Camp Boh Taylor It see rs certain that the regiment boa been listed to quit the service lut the-commissior ed cfllccrs to-day think otherwise and express confllnc In the Fourth's st'eking This la based on a telegram received by MaJ Wright from Senator Turley The talk in camp is that tbe legiment is soon to be brigaded with fhe Fourth and Sixth Ohio The regiment ha received additional equipment two mere wagons and teams and more shirt and trousers The regiment conlinnea to prepare for active service by hard dillllDg and practice marches The first battalion is now In camp at Oliver Springs on a five days' oullng It will come in Sunday Lieut Coi Hannah is in command and reports from Ihe camp say that tbe four companies are faring In the finest style Six dlsettera from the Third Rtgiment are In the guard-house here and will leave for Chaitanooga to-morrow The iren are Rengroe Lee Free Blair Robert Turner and Joe Bialr Celt West Mortrn of Company and Lbut John Bll of Company I have returned from furloughs Lieut San Mc-Alister and Sergt Iko Litton leave this morning for Nashville on furloughs WILL BEARD grand'circuit meeMgA ended to-day wi'th an Len Whitworth who formerly attractive programme of four race Grace owned his sire Leonard Bell la out of Miss Hastings won -the unfinished 2 88 trot after Kent 2 24 she out of the dam of Percy trUk pooling between the admirers of the 2 13 ntui kv mare and the Village Farm horse John Turner Is very proud of his achleve-Toi uny Li 11 tun mentwithMr Robinson's horses He has Lgozou won the 2 17 pace In hollow style tera in fin- condition and they are step-always favorite Anaconda was such an pir(r lke veteran campaigners Stranger Bov one of the handsomest was such an overwhelming favorite for the 2 08 pace that At InilMir prTROIT A tig 2i pleasant tr good at Windsor First race 6 furlongs Can 1 See won Ka'etto second Mamie Fallen third Time 1 ill -rvnnd rare 5 Llzz'c Kelly won A' irut accond Bj George third Time i Utopia won Fllibus-tr nnd I A a Beau third Time 1 Fourth iae Hotel Stakes 81 000 for 2-year-oliis r4 furlongs-Itoyal Salute won Oakmaid nd Tr une third Tim 1 eon Fifth rare 1 Devo won Tuseulum second Pope Leo third Time 1 421 Sixth rate rteepeihase short course ropulist won Last Fellow Becond St Ives third Time 3 44 The regular weekly shoot of the Hermitage Gun Club took place at Cherokee Park vesterday The attendance of members was good and some creditable spires were made The club medal waa won by VV Sawne who hit thirty-eight targets out of a possible fifty This club Is composed of a number of prominent young Nashville men and some of the crack shots of the cltv are among tho number The next hoot will come off next Saturday after noon horses ever bred In the State has been consigned to the com! inatioh sale to be held here this fall At the same sale will be sold as choice a lot of trotting and piling prospects fancy drtrs saoalQ horses and good all round efu' Ltrres as were ever gathered In one ring Rids wdll be received by tbe undersigned until Saturday August 27 1838 at 3 for furnishing snd delivering at Nasli-vide Tenn for $3 OuO worth of 214-lnch car-botnzed rubber hose the said hose to be 4 ply with 5-ply capped ende and to be coupled with expanding ring coup Inga not to weigh less than 5 pounds each section when coupled not to weigh leas than 60 nor more than 70 pounds Said hose must be subject to tha following pump pressure duo pound to tbe square inch whea purchased 300 pounds to the square inch after first twelve service 200 pounds to the square inch after twenty-four service 125 pounds to the square indh after thirty-six months' service Bids must be accompanied by certified cheek for (600 aa a guarantee that the hose will stand the first test and will be delivered within 26 days from date awarding contract A guarantee bond will be required that the hose will stand other tests or be replaced without rost to tbe city The right la reserved to reject any and all bids By ordr of the Board of Publio Work and Affair CAREL Chief of Fire Department SELECTIONS FOR TO-MORROW he was barred iu the betting He won in straight heats The best rontest of the dav came in the 2 0 trot for the youngsters the last on the i-ard Laurris bad to fight Charlie Herr to the wire in each heat before winning Summaries Ok (lass trotting puree (1580 (four heats on Friday! Grace Hastings (Spears) 4 3 111 Tommy Britton br (Geers) 112 3 4 Relma (Foote) 5 3 2 4 2 Kentucky Union and Pilot Boy started Pe-t time 2 Out 2 17 class pacing purse $1700 Egozen (formerly Zfnitb) by Fgotist (Crttchfield) 2 111 -duk hik (Sanders) 13 3 2 llipr' Chimes (Fevi 3 2 2 3 Time 2 1JH 2 n4 2 1 2 'r'1 2 iv i loss pacing purse $1 Ai a Hilda by Knight i Ruling) PrigHliebt br (Sandcrsi Ni o) (McLaughlin) Quadriga and Gtles Noyes started till 2 2 I (lass t-otting purse (1008 rid- and under I Hire- by Prodigal (I' I Rea) I I ir Hi rr br by Alfred urrv 12 2 Adnnral r-vinmes (Mllien i 4 4 Tie Ea May Monday ard Gmcvicve -tart-d I est time 2 let The trotting horse people of Guthrie Ky have just completed a fine mile track rnd the firet trottng nesting will be given there Oct 19 to 22 Claude Mimms is at the head of th" enterprise Patrick of Waxaliatchie Tex has corsignci his team of brown geldings to the combination sale of Messrs Gillook Ci Some of the members of the Belle Meade Gun Club enjoyed a practice shoot at the club lodge at Belle Meade yesterday afternoon VV Elllston ard Col Aek-len shot two matches during the afternoon Elllston winning both In the flrspaateh which was at ten birds Elllston by a score of 10 to 8 and In the second which was at twenty-five birds he again defeated Col Aeklen by a score of 24 to 23 A miss and out match participated in by Messrs Elllston Bennett Norton and Col Aeklen the latter won with Elllston second On Hawthorne 1 Ramiro II Teutonia or George Keteh-am Imn't Skip Me 2 Molo or Eddie Jones Official Lizzie Cavalier 3 Jollv noser Cambrian Ilanlight 4 Candelaria or Hugh Penny Lady FI lirrile Dr Sheppard 1 Good Friend or Primate Montgomery Our Gertie 6 Prosecutor or Hosi Millie Queen Srfii 7 Paul Kauvar Prince Blazes or Collins Elldad III orbed Public Worship MT PLEASANT Aug 20 -(Special Nichols James Anthony two young men of the Dry Creek neighborhood engaged in a fist and eel'll fight just outside of the Bethel Church four mile from ills place last nleht while a protracted meeting was in progress on the Inside For a wh'Ie the fight caused a good deal of excitement and came very near breaking up the meeting Tho trouble arose over a girl A warrant waa sworn cut for the young men before Frank Ricketts and ttiy will be indicted tor disturbing public worship AFTER THE CROOKS Among tha thoroughbreds consigned to the combination sale to be held nere this fall is the highly-bred stallion renelon Col Cccktlll the veteran breeder has consigned his entire let of thorough breds to this sa'e Noodlea Hahn has been released by I-trolt and haa joined the St Paiil team Pijtsburg has recalled Pitcher Billy release on ai count of being short of pitchers Manv of the horsemen at Harlem consider lorkey lohnnie Kiel! ths best of his weight in the country i Despite discouraging support Gus Wevhlng the rejuvenated continues to pltih good ball lor Washington Pitcher Nichols of Boston has earned the extra (WO promised him if he pitched good ball this season and more too Dennv Maher IS riding It great form at the Aqueduct track Friday he landed three winners and was second three out of four mounts Burkett of Cleveland says he haa use for them newspaper fellers Yet them fellers" have contributed largely to Purkett fame or notoriety whichever It may be A A ALU A RLE JOl RNAL Popularity of the Breeder and Horseman on the Increase Praise Bhonld never be withheld where It Is justly due and no publication deserves more of It than the Broeder and Horseman of this city In this Journal Nashville can now beast of the best and most generally- read stock and agricultural paper published In the South or West The matked improvement in this Journal since Brown took the management of It has been a source of general comment It is a recognized authority on all thoroughbred matters while it farm dairy an-1 poultry departments are full of interest -nd valuable Information Besldta being a valuable paper for farmers stockmen nnd poultrv fanciers its weekly issue contains local and real estate features that are giving the journal a large circulation in Nashville among all classes The subscription price Is only $100 per annum and It will be sent to any address from now to Jan 1 1899 for 25 cents Sample copies will be sent to any sddress and liberal clubbing rates are offered Wheat hat Little Hamnaed MT PLEVSANT Aug 20 (Special A of tbe farmer of this aecyon who were delayed In thresh'ng their wh'eat crop by the heavy rains of the past month have been busy during Ihe past week getting it housd Although Ibelr has steed in tbe -heck In the Arid for nearly ttn we-eks with an almost constant downpour cf ram on i the grade of the wheal res being hu-hed is very good and Is damaged vetv little bv sprouting etc The second crop or potato Is looking well and tbe crop cf eecd clover will be goed Rnla I Needed BURNS Aug 8 -The ground is gett ng very dry here and crops will be cut short if ram does not fail a few davs Farmers are preparing a large acreage lor beat ROME MOCK SHOW Charlie Cullom was the links" at Belle Meade yesterday with hla little gun but his shooting amount to much He was evidently out of form" yesterday but just wait' GRAND OPERA-HOUSE WILL CLOSE OIT 8 Diyit Commeoeiai Monday 99 Special Mitiwo Wodoondny Richard Rosco Holland' BIO MINSTREL FESTIVAL A5 Paonle Parade dally 2 X) beat an sale 73o 60c 25o Bill Elllston n-ade a splendid record of s-'ccet-sne kills yesterday In the first and out shoot he killed ten straights He then killed ten more In his ten bird match with Col Aeklen and this he followed with twenty-one straight dead birds in bis 25-bird match with Col Aeklen He killed 44 out of 45 lu these three marches CHATTANOOGA POLICE DOING VALIANT 9IIRDER OF YOING FONTAINE PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY Good Crowd Attend nnd Exlilhi tions Noniernn ROME Aug 10 iCorr-pond nre 1 The Rome Live Stock Assoiiai i began Thursday Though tne vveatlm ivj i hot tin attendant! was up to tnii- tions The exhibits hf stock were m-1 "i I the entries filled well Premiums aw ir i during Thursday are as follow Best roadster any agi mare g-1 i A Young ('urpcntir iu im- I all (he premiums offered for hi i To A Moore were awarl 1 II the premiums offered fer --he Cow I Virs VI ard ct tear' on-A Ward bull tin 2 vests (iii Moore hull 2 vtvuri- over -ti IW-I (nunds Meoto vtcf 1 1 noy pound Shipp five i i stirrs t5 C- Shipp swetistakt hill rr three tnlves A Mix r- -v rattle hull and time ir tin-e u-- i Marks mo lei nine hrrvo mare or I' Ward con' ti ring grt 1 1 years or over I Rre'fvrd 3 vei-s Bradford 2 vts- Tirr- A Gn'v best old gentleman ri-tr ri sNn Friday premiums wt aw-sred lows Jack under 1 vears Mir 7 or over 1c- ct -rv Shaver sur11 nnre Cwtltney mar mule 1 year SC5 1 lie Svvlpetl 1200 Rirniu Aug 20 thieves t( SI from the pool box at -he rice a at Fort Erie Ontario ye-Uerdav The idler hdd hi attention attracted for mo-n-ut but turned la time to see i hoi I ind grasp a 1 undle of Canadian bi Is "rie hi ran at was seen to hand sometl i irothf bov who disappeared In the ri tclfi lap sirested three is art- -uev td of being Implicated ii the 1 1- No i ci was found upon then Tito Had No Tronbte 1 I' I PHI A Aug Good ring I in ri the bicycle meet at the in to i' In the ten-mile profes-u- i il i i the scratch man hid t- I to i 1 Sununartea 7 i 1 1 r- h- a i Fred i tr won Stevens i i ii sord Hensil 2o0 vard-i 7 te 17- I I)-'- quill pursuit race i lgmore Logue hhoemo and F'ar-' Cn Houghton Kuip and GarharJt me 11 49 1 5 Shirt Factory Trnnrtn-r Rrrcilera of Thor uali-lireda fo Bell Off Their Choicest Xtov-k When It was announced some time ago that a big combination sale would be held at N'arhvtllo the public was lift in louM as to who would manage (he sale I has imne to light that Messrs Gillock 4 Uooke are the projectors of the rniorprise In chatting with these yester-dav an American reporter learned that aiiicng the breeders of thorciughhrt Is mak-ng consignments lo the sale an Mora Sharpe oro rietor ol the Greenfield Rtu' Douglas proprietor of itn G-an 1 View Stud Geo VV propr'clov of the Lakeside Stud Joseph 11 VVarntr ropr etor of the Walnut Grove lud Hhitv Franklin proprieor of ihe Ke-nnc-saw Stud and others irrludmg -evertl in i i nial ow ner 1 Ml sole will mark til fin Moo tcnarl the fit il dispt rs 1 o' scrac of iKyc estab lisomems psrtuularly Greenfield Grand View and Lakes de The cihetn follow lng Gn Jackcou a example prorots to Irbv Bennett of Memphis waa a gut of the Belle Meade Gun Club yesterday Arrangements have almost been concluded for a live pigeon match between the Memphis Gun Club and the Belle Meade Gun Club for $1000 a side This match has been on the tapis for some time and while it lias not yet been definitely ar-tangid it probably will be at an early date Should the details be satisfactorily perfected the Belle Meade team will probable be Col Aeklen DeBow Andv Meadors and Elllston Messrs Neelv Poston Frank and one other will likely constitute tJe Memphis earn 1 CHATTANOOGA Aug There has been a perfect carnival of crime in thla vicinity tecently varying in enormity from petty thieving to murder and arson The police authorities say that the outbreak is the result of the probable breaking up of the big camp at Chick-mauga Every day for the past two weeks Chief cf Police Hill haa put from five to six suspicious characters aboard the care for other points and he believe that the outrages recently committed are bv professional crooks He Mates that he has proof that the young soldier Fontaine was murdered snd that he has a ciue to the muroerer which will doubtlessly lead to his apprehension These croons follow large gatherings especially of soldiers and Chattanooga has had her share The jails and atat'ou-bouaes are now full and the harvest has wily begun Revival In 1-rvv Ishiirtr Cloaed- LEW ISBLRG Aug 20 Th protracted revival meeting which had been in progress at the Christian Church in IMs place for the peat two week closed to-night The paster Elccr Meacham wav assisted in the meeting by Elder Wallace Tharp of Augusta Tha interest was kept tip for the cut 're two weeks and the services to-day wtr largely attended About forty addition wer Ksds ta th church Biembtrsulp re rp ri of this ity through his attorney tt i hs fl cd a pet bankruptcy ils Mabuitiea wire ared st (21KJ asset! Fridav afternoon Messrs Manier A Tarpley Jacob Fisher and Ewing Waddey went dove huntlnf about tea miles I I.