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Nashville Banner from Nashville, Tennessee • 3

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Nashville Banneri
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Nashville, Tennessee
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11' NAsirvILLn: BANNEI1 THURSDAY- EVENING MAY 109 1804 I ft TOOK THE FIRST ONE lobtat Mason-and Otneara tor Mobile K10 g' 1 and Trost Al tharleaton: Iti NishvIlle Plays Winning Pall From tliS Start it Ofl6YE $600 Of ligioi)V11)ti ::17 4 Ile' Init 110g6pliellit 00! Hot Weather or Wet Weather Makes Little Difference at----zzzb 2 0 1 0 0 0-8 bayanuah 8 it 1:0 1 0 00 0-13 ilita-Charleston 11 Savannah it 'Er rers---Charieston 1 Savannah 4 Batttries -For Charleston Clout McFarland and Fields fur Savannah Ramsey and At Macon: Macon 11 -0 0 1 0 0 4 p-4 Atlanta- 0 8 0 11 0 3 0 0-4 Hits-Macon 8 Atlanta It con Atlanta 8 Batteries--For Mhooll Gibbs and Hoover for Atlanta Conover and Boland Tin watioNattaaoun At Pittsburg: Pittsburg--8 0 0 0 1 0 2 3 --11 Cinctnnati 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0- flits-Pittsburg 13 Cincinnati Errors --Pittsburg 0 Cincinnati 1 Batteries-- For littsburg Gumbert and Mack for Cincinnati Dwyer and Vaughn Team Deletae0 by At' Score of 9 to 4 Beaune of Gamet3 PlaYod on Other Diamonds OSEN Can be Expended Here To the nest Possible Xdvantage I tf Nolo Great Clearing Sale of our entire stock of Imported 13trest Patterns at One-half the Regular Price 4'P9' Tha I ttU 1 Jt I Ilt-- 0 50 pieces Cheek Mixt ure Dress Goods double widtho worth 750 a yard at 4 1 2 'ay am re I 4 Nestellies re A --7- "A deemed themselves somewhat yesterday in the eyes of their ad- mixers They 1 o- Is 0 Lvii- "14 roams L'' 1 i first plane of the serlos tt it New Orleans I 11 winning quite easily ill hy a score of 0 to Stallings an his men played good ball from the start and won the game at the bat They slugged the sphere in all directions and kept the New Orleans fielders busy 1 chatting the horse-hide throughout the nhie innings Borchers wfill in the box for the Weals and be pitched in his old-time form only al- lowing four hits With the exception of -0 the third inning be had good control of the II and his opponents experienced Front Illiculty in finding his speedy curves btallings caught hini in elm shape New presented Flood and Scheebel and their poor battery work wni largely rtsponsible for the lossof Floods bases tin balls were quits frequent and Schaebel was away off in his throwing to besets In fact Nashville -stole bases on blm with leinunity New Orleans was also imfortunate in making errors at critical ypoints and they provedquite costly Count Campau plays with Iii old-time earnestness and dash and be has gotten together a trong club which is capable of PbVirlt melt better ball than yesterday's exhibition There was a nOticeable improvement In the tickling of the locals it being clean and socurate Elooicys one-handed lumping catch of Whitehead's high thrown ball was I pretty piece of work which merited the applause it reooltred Whitehead's ettch of Vt 90 I 7 25 piece 36-ineh Illuminated Two-Toned Vashmere worth 50c a cam CAMrAtt COACIIINO yard at i frV: 19o 111-4544 A Loultivi Ile: Imulsvllts 1 0 fl 4 1 0 0 0 0-6 St Louts 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1-8 0 St Louts 0 Flmrs --Loulgville 0 St Louis Louisville Hemming and fur St Louis Cleasen and Bueltley At Cleveland: Cleveland OOOOOOOOOOOOO 0-4 Chicago 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-1 8 Chkago 4 Cleveland 1 Chicago 1 Cleveland Clarkson and Zimmer for CM eago McGill and Kittridga Offer 200 pieces assorted fine Wash Chillies at 2c a yard- worth 10c 60 pieces Dotted printed Swisses at Ac per yard A oholde collection of French Or gandlea at 21c peryard worth 30e fl You will find wd are selling beautiful Plan and Fancy Duck for Ladies' suits at 10 and 12124 60 pieces Cheviot Duck fast colors entirely mvv for ladiee suits Pr yard We Stylish Merino Twill Challies equal to 40? quality per yard 10c Two eases Shirting Percales at 31te per yard Five bales of Twill Crash at 5c per yard 'two oases best quality Bleached Muslin at 5c per yard 10 dozen fast Black Satin Skirts 5-inch ruffle at 59c 40 dozen Ladies' Good Cambric Waists with plaits and belts at 23e 50 dozen Ladies' Combed Vesta shape low nee at 5e at We shall be pleased to show you 100 pieces assorted VIA Silks China Silks Changeable Silks bro envies Taffeta Glace Silks worth $100 a yard your choice at I I TLS a mighty good time to bus the Iturorteel Millinery attrl' st one-half priee Cr lotce tiOectiou of Millinery Goods Trimmed id Toques Our popular Trimmed liata are a powerful good thing for any eourni fifty to hare One Millinery Department known to be the finest and largest in t-lic pn tire Sou th is always busy We offer an entire lot Of new Trimmed Pat- 40 dozen Clair ke lAtilan Straw Kook Sailors tern Rats worth laal and your choice Mak navy and white at roe Sea samples of $50o them In the window of the new Wilcox build-Our latest atyle Trimmed Toques at 9'450 121sr 114 Just thiele a sort time ago thought that and litlid10 worth 16eliand "IMO eleewbore we had plenty floor room to sell our Millinery Come and gel ma China Milan Sailors outlet Sod that we must hunt morn room AVe trimmed ia slik ribbon had jetted quills at tees 'more 'Trimmed Hats than we an Sod 4115e mate for-1000 Trimmed Hats to eoloryrom Splendid 'value in See Black Jetted Trimmed We bare Wefts reeragl to bagel that many flats at $3litS worth till Oa Trimmed goods on hand Come early and maim yekr evelmtlons Again thie week wo offer one wive new style We have just a new mapply of Witch idiported Pattern Basel at ac a nettle 15 down Bell Sailors in bleak navy Household Amnesia lull pint bottles at tioe blue and whit at 83oe LAMS oaks" Castile Strea at 20 a cake 49c 111 10 pieces of Fast Black Japanese Habutia Silks at a bargain pJ 51(417-kV ((k4 00110 1 Great cut in 125 patterns Priest ley's Black Dress Goods no two alike at ball price at MERCHANTS 'AND NIIIIINERS We have a large lot of TRTMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS RIBBONS FLOWERS AND LACES' In our Wholesale Department Our prices and tams canard ba duplicated MO Trimmed Hats in AU-Silk Ribbon Flowers and Jet Lama at MOM' 4000 and ISSZOO dome Union Milan Straw Sailors in Black Brown Navy auti White i $100 end 126 a dozen bOsiosen nary Chip Hats at 440 doze a The -IIMOr Tit The Rosenholm Co's THE lOSE HEIM Rosenholm Co a WEST NASHVILLE NOTI-S-s At Brooklyn: Boston 10000000S-3 Brooklyn 5 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 7 8 B000klyn 8 Boston 4 Brooklyn 1 Batteries For BostenLovett and Merritt for Brooklyn Kennedy and Kinslow At Baltimore: Baltimore 8 1 1 1 1 0 0 4 1-13 Washington 0 0 4 1 0 0 0 0 6 17 1Vathington 10 1 Washington 6 Baltittiorts MeMehon and Robinson for Washington Stockdale and Mo Guire wairremt Liken NOMA At 9 Grand Rapids IL At 7 Kansas City 6 1 Al 4 Indianapolis 7 Diamond Dust- Powell made a fine impression Dooley bad on his batting clothes Sohachel throws like a man with a glass arm The new some board In right field is quite sit acquisition Boat is a great shortatep and he covers sa much grouud as the next one Dooley made a couple of big hluffiat pire Hogan but was called down each time fowl was the only New Orleans player who succeeded in stealing a bag on Stallings Umpire Hogan was off on bis balls and strikes but it must be said that little favoritism was shown Count Ounpatt is a Freest ball player and it ainiest broke his heart when Borchers struck him out the second time Collopy has not yet recovered from the blow be received on the side of the hese 1 from a pitched ball -while at Mobile The Athletic Jrs yesterday defeated the Sioux City Jra by a score obit to Bat- Cohen and Morris Cohen and Mar'reL It is to be hoped that Powell's good he-ginning in bitting the ball over the fence the first time at the bat will not terminate like the commencement of some others that might be mentioned Vickery or instance Hbould the weather permit Nashville and 16lew Orleant will play the tweed game of the series this afternoon The batteries will be Moran and Kinsier for Nashville and Fanning and Schaebel for Vow Orleans To the Baseball The Nashville club has yet an excellent chance of pulling down the pennant Suppe all of us cranks cease our abuse of the team and quit our fault-linding and pull all together forthe boys A little encouragement goes further than anything else in this world hot alone as regards baseball but in everything else Continual abuse and fault-tinding has a tendency to discourage the best team of ball-players in the land Let's give a long pull a strong pull and a pull all together for the boys and Lake my word for it the Nashvilles will be near the top when the season is over Exceensotestrnt Revival Servieee at the West Nash vine Methodist Church I St Andrew's Guild Will Oire an Enter tainsuent et Mrs isms kes' Rea dente Wednesday I IIMMIAMONAINNOONNIONWimilillho 0 I -8i 11E1 'toii Co ir 9 Of foton ads Have just received by mime a large assortment of I SPRING Bought by our Eastern buyer at a Sale lately beiff' by one of the best makers of FIN CLOTHING in New York City They were bought cheap and we offer you choke of any in the line at 00 4 cfi rip These goods are guaranteed strktly ALLAVOOL and are rare bargains as many of them are worth double tho money 1 i Tf cn ali trill' ti nbge bnekaet 82m75 end so the price Pale now on and wM continuo until the line is lelosed Remember them Suite are strktly FIRsr CLASS latent cut well made and guaranteed 0 I )1 307 North College Steeet 5e Wit have a beautiful binding for tbe World's k'air views which we will furnish to the Banner subscribers for 50 cents each By mall 60 cents They aro bound in cloth and the lettering lit gold Address Art Department Banner PRESIDENT OF PERU Its-President CSVP114 Hits Been Again paoseo to the PrEIVO ATMs" May 10--EitPreeleent Caceres has been re-elected President of Peru Dn CIARK Will 'WM cancer as a specialty in person or by correspondence Postortiee Paragon Mills Tenn one mile from Overton SLIIPtinn Decatur 'Railroad six miles front Nitakville near Franklin pike my? nootur's Mt 14r Carol I low drive from Campan's bat is another feature which deserves special mention it being a most difficult catch Abner Powell made his first appearance 9 soIs the team in this city and signalized the rt by sending the bill on a journey over right field fenee for a home run lie did brilliant work in centre field This feat comprised the run-getting for both sides in the first inning The second wan more disastrous for both teams Dooley bit safely but was forted out by Sweeney's intended sacritice- In attempting to double up MoCiellan threw bad! to first and Sweeney went to second Moors's out from short Merit enabled SweeneY to men third Borchers then hit a high fly to left whkh Campau dropped after a lone rum Sweeney scored and Borchers went to second Chilopy bit for two bases and Borchers stZred A hit by O'Brien sent Collopy to third and Powell's base on balls filled the bases Stallings was treated in a similar marner and Colicopy was forood in Whitehead's fly to right retired the side New Orleans elm made a spurt in the second and gave the 10ell spectators a bad scare After Flood had been disposed of Whistler and Haller were sent to -saes on bells Baker hit to O'Brien who threw to COdlopy at second but tie latter dropped the ball and the bases were full tichnehel's --base on balls forced hi Whistler altClelion bit to second and Hailer was forced out Collopy attempted 'which resulted In a bad throw and Baker and Schaebel Gemmed ths plate Bowies fly to left left McClellan on third Bombers settled down after this and the Pelicans only secured one more run during tbe game This e'ls made in the third when bits by Centeno and Rcet combined with Powell's error ma-bled theCount to cross the rubber Nashville added another in the fourth on Powell's two-bagger and Dooley's single Tbe sixth yielded them another O'Brien avedsent to first on balls stole emend and on l'owell's 'single and Ottoman's In the seventh Sweeney 'went to base on balls after Dooley had hit safely and was thrown out trying to steal second Sweeney purloined second and scored on Mears's sin ha The latter stole second and scored on iorcher's hit I)ooley's single 46 and steal t's mu of Sweeney't liy Whiatter's error and Borchers' eaught fly gave Nashville their last run in the ninth k'lood the first man up hit forthree bases in New Orleans' part of the ninth and it could easily have been slretched into a botne-run butsfor poor coaching The following three men Were retired in one two three order The ollielel score follows: Nannvu311 A A IL O'Brien ilb" 5 I I I I 0 pewell al 4 8 8 0 0 4 0 I 8 0 Whitehead Sb I A 0 8 1 0 Pooley lb- 4 1 4 0 0 14 weenev r1 1 It 0 0 0 Mears 1fo I I 8 1 0 0 Borchers 04 4 I 0 t- 0 C011027 ILL 1 I I 1 A I totals -10 14 iff 8 New ()miasma AN $AL PO A 0 I 110411611411114 4 0 1 II 4 I Dowel mo 4 0 0 0 0 I Camelia 11 4 I I I I I hoot as 4 0 I I I I mod 4 0 I 0 a 0 gustier Ib 1 1 1 0 13 0 1 fisher ef 8 I 01 I 0 is Baker to I 1 0 I 10 0 Sebabel I 0 0 4 0 0 Tette -30 4 4 27 15 8 Pico 11010111gs: I plaetiviliso I I 0 I 04 10 ---0 blow Orleans- 0 I 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-4 Stimmgy: Earned nnts-NoNbellis 4 New Orleans I Two-base Itite-ieell Collopy ft oft ItteClellon Illene-hase hits-l'otsoli Plott Rome St61011 'hases- 0' len I Dooley Mohr Sweeney I en' ions' Itii 110 to flontole ploys-Flood to Sebatthel to 40 WONT M04441111111 to Whastler Banes on 00-4)It Itoecthers 4 oft Fl9ed I Sit 14 thed ballItorMeris Steuvulout-Ely Horeb- A 8 hy Flood I Tims at lame-LW Umpire' liostia borer-hisse OTNIIII IIOITINNIIS LICLOU8S At Memphis: I- 6 0 0 0 0 0-4 Mobile 1 8 2 I 0 Oil 0 -4 ilita-Momphis 9 alobile Errors- Er Memphis 8 Mobile It L'atteri ttl filem FM 00110EMIMIMM tartest serviees aro in progress at the West Nashville Methodist Church The meeting was begun Sunday Several ton' versions are reported Every morning et 9 o'clock cattace ontyer-meetings are con ducted on Michigan avenue Tenneseee avenue and Charlotte avenue In the after1 noon at 4:30 o'clock the Bible circle is on-ducted by Miss Tucker Every night at 1 o'clock services are conducted by Rev 1 Cherry Miss Sallie Neivsom's Sunda-school class will give a picnic at a grove on the 11 Charlotte turnpike Saturday The Philharmonie Society will meet at the reeldento of Mr Harvey Barr Thursday evening St Andrew's Guild met at the 'residence of Mrs Cullom on Itlieblime avenue Tuesday afternoon and decided to give a parlor concert at the residence of Mrs on First avenue Wednesday May la Mr Allen Hall has consented to deliver Some humorous recitations Mandolin and guitar music will be rendered by Messrs Will and George Jordan After the programme Ice cream will be served The proceeds of the entertainment will go' to the Episcopal Church Rev I Strother has gone to Dallas Tex to attend the Baptist conventiou One evening last week st her home in Yountreville Pa Miss Sadie Taft who has many friends here was united in marriage to Mr Mdrew Stevenson of YOungsville Mr and Mrs Stevennon have the best i wishes of their Teuueesee friends for a long I and happy life I Dr It Hargrove after a visit of sev eral weeks to his father Bishop Hur1 grove has returned to Alabama Little Wood tiarrisou' who was throne from a home some days ago and had his arm dislocated is resting easy THE CIOXEY VERDICT Is is Denounced ity the Load Assembly Kaiak of 1aber At et meeting et Local Assembly No an Knights of Labor held at the Clerks' Ilan last night the following resolutions were adopted: ''WhereasI Coxey and his two ambit at Browne and Jones were convicted of displaying a banner inteaded to bring into public notice the Coxey Good Roads Association arid heroes a few short weeks ago an Indus- trial army under the command of the Woo and coal barons were permitted to enter the capitol and Senate Chamber and beard Senator Quay of Pennsylvania read their petition in farr of a protective tariff andr "Whereas We stein these aetions a distinction without a differeuce only that one army was commanded by the coal and iron kings and that the other is composed nt the unerpployed of this country therefore be it "Resolved That we denounce the verdict ite unjust tyrannical and un-Ameriean and an 'milt to the common sense intelligence and justice of the citizens of this free re-1 public be it further 4Itesolved That we call upon our from Tennessee Harris and Bate and otPr Repreaeutative from this district Washington to do all in 'their mwer to have these sentences removed "Resolved that copy of these iosolu- lone be feruished i our senators and rep resentatives also the Journal of Labor the Farmer'' Voice and the daily press for publication A teetursi on Ittisidpits Prof 0 Brown 'ot Vasuderbilt Vol versity will deliver a lecture on "The Ep- worth League end Missions" et bicKendeco Church to-night All rue mbers cif the city leagues intereatod in this IvOrit are Invited to he present Pills With a drink of water my? dikw 1E3 011TIFEJAIL CASE CAPITAL The Dismissed 311ttice Sharpe yesterday afternoon beard the case of Bailey Principal of Caldwell School charged with cruelly punishing the 10-ymr-el4 son of JacobHertzka Justice Sharpe held that the evidence showed the punishment inflicted not beyond that usualty inflicted and that the i'rincipal was Justifiable in Ad' ministering it 1 he case was dismissed 000 boo 1 svirptus slomoo Or DIECTOII yr ve rrRRY offm tsk A RARItIll jomm WO0OARI) It TIANIA A IC ROHIAISOV KIRKMAN BYRD DOIRILASla 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