Nashville Banner from Nashville, Tennessee • 7

I) a 1 i't )St 11111 A I I 20 ittlitittl III it 1At1L 1 i 1 1 I te i r' 4 'r tt ft ttt tt-t tt tio 3hts 1) Sburpe Secretary -George 'Wei le Tronsitrr 10 II oar Lek Chaplain Russell Wady and Aluivih111 l'rustess Joseph likyolarkiewies As sew 1)17 Itepronntatire 'r irg i -17 Nk 1 ii i-fv61 i iibil --i ti l're1 4 What Local Lodgoio Have Done During the Week The First Series of the ern League rho First Series Of the South- ern League FATHERS MOTHERS AND GUARDIANS It Too Watit Your Sail to bo moot" RC A 1 0 1 0 I I 110 C- I 40(1 1 0 01 rim AtNi Iv ertik Who Will be the Winners Au- gusts or Charleston? Who Will be the Winners Au gusta or Charleston? Dr White Supreme Keeper of Records and Seal OF Nashville Will Likely Bring Up The Bear Nashville Will Likely Bring Up The Bear Items of Interest to Member Of Various Orders And stylishly dressed At a small cost you rennet fail to le profited by looking at our boys' anti childron's suits on behests tables Good Iudro say the assortment is the prettiest anti cheapest ever shown Our prices talk' It will be bad policy for you to utile this Isla the window display of sults for $126 Ufa $2t 13 14 11 14 $7 sod fn Ball bat ell and belt given sway free witts ono) tr ErlasJEI The People's ProSeetor 835 tind I7 Iublic Square je26 me sa IG 'n DUO 443APC I 1 For Ladles' full size Mother bard Gowns made of tho ver quality Domestic and hand trimmed They are worth fror to $100' For'Ladles' full size Mother bard Gowns rnado of tho ver quality Domestic and trimmed Theyare worth fro tO 00 I 01 a oc it 4a) 1 441 i 41 gt i I 4 A lef 't'''''-'44': Ai' t't'1 'ktp Ao I 1 1 I Nt 4r 4 1 ''''14 01'1Sii 4 yr 10k-T-7 A fifyePltv 74 I 4 A A 1 1 1- o---'111 it -2 A el aw i i 0 If to For Ladies' Extra Fite White Skirts well mad trimmed regular price For Ladies' Extra Fite White Skirts well mad trimmed regular price 7c tire to rule at lhe Bargaliz Resort zikltiflay S7600 like a inighly 1pdanche all lhings 6ebre zil I IUC Ut90 For Muslin or Cambric Drawers and Corset Cove or richly trimmed They al everywhere for 75c and V( 5 tc i -kAt For Muslin or Cambric Cf Drawers and Corset Cove or richly trimmed They ar everywhere for 75c and V( everywhere for 75c and 1(- Games Per Pitlyed Whs Lost Cent Augusta 14 a 17 036 Charleston 66 so 19 071 36 23 1103 Memphis 67 V1 1361 Atlanta sr 25 663 MOntstowery 27 It 403 Mare" AT 26 31 466 Chbilanotsra 63 26 22 441 illirmbtettare A 4 'V11 New Orie4as 07 24 as Mobile 36 36 shr Nashville 48 JO 87 45 The above le the tsnrroct standing of the Southern League clubs uptc and inclusive of yesterday's games The race for the champlionship of the first series euds July 4 is a very pretty one between Augusta and Charleston only twenty points separating them Although Augusta has a shade the best of it at present the loss of one or two games may be disastreus There are ouly four more frames to be to-day another Idenday and two on Tuesday Both teams Amon their home grounds and tire playing winning ball Augusta lost Itlemphis yesterday which svas the tir4 game they had dmpped in the last seventeen played Charleston won from Dirmingham After to-day there will be a general shifting around Charlestoa will end up with Nashville while Birmingham will conteet with Augusta While one is watching the leaders the tail-enders must not be lost sight of The race for the last place has been a spirited and stubbornly fought one but Teddy's Tigers it is thought now have a firm grip on the situation and nothing short of a miracle can rob them of the distinction of being last AT 11AVAPINAII The Savannah's were again sent up the ladder a few points yesterday by Teddy' team The ISaahvillos as usual played a very poor game Keemtn wail batted hard and often the base hit column of his opponents being decorated with twenty hits Boland and Miller did some very pretty fielding while Nelvmau slugged the ball very hard Reedy a Savannoth amateur played right field for Teddy The smre follows: aavassait AS It WH PO A Manning 2b s6 2 3 3 2 0 kMGiarr3b 5 I 2220 Kluslase lb 4 1 600 Burns 11 6 1 2 2 0 0 tleorge rt 40 2 2 1 0 Cross we 5 1 2230 e1 5 1 2 1 00 onnaughton 4 1 3 8 4 0 Petty 4 22 1 40 Letat art 101 -17 0114 9 80 1871 23 803 11831 8N3 at 31 410 of the Inclusive for the hit ettds 'teen Au- ty points vsta bus loss of 25c 25c 25c For Ladies' ChemiseV 1 Cambric Corset Covers Robes Children's white ored Dresses worth- mc double Prtr I ndiocti nhomica4Z ii I LOOK 35c 35c 411 ir -Z bas spi dr if iP IP For Ladies' full size Co Skirts plain or trimmed price 50c and 65c For Ski pri( What a Few Dollars Wisely Placed Dovc20 95C a -wool French Challies 4 75c 750 75c 1'7 (Moto by Music) Dr White SUpreme Keeper of Records and Seal of the World and Grand Keeper of Reeords and Seal of the State of Tennessee is one of the most enthusiastic Knights of Pythias in the state He has been a member of the order since July1875 Dr White received the three ranks of the order tit the institution of Lotus No 20 at Lebanon July 15 and was elected the first Chancellor Commander of that lodge At the meeting of the Grand Lodge of the state in Mir he represented Lotus Lodge and was eleeteu'Orand Master of the Exchequer which melee he tilled with much credit for hwo terms having been reelected in 1877 During the session of the Grand Lodge in Februery 1s78 Dr White viol elected Grand Vice-Chaneellor and became tirtind Chancellor in September of the same year by reason of the death of Grand Chanoellor 1Jetiry Reynolds Dr White was again elected tirandChaucelior in 11479 In POO he was elected Grand Kopper of Records and Seal and has beeu unanimously reelected at every meeting of the tirand Lodge mime Dr White lird entered the Supreme Lodge at the session held in St Louis Mo August ltilte haring been chosen to repne sent Tennessee for four years lie was twice re-elected Supreme Representative and emit inued to serve as such until September Hsi when he was appointed by Suprinne Chancellor Howard Douglass to till the vacancy oecasioned by the death of Supreme Keeper of Records and Seal Robert Cowan At the subsequent meetings of the Supreme Lodge he has been unanimously re-elected Supreme Keeper of Records and Seal Dr White is a courteous and 'affable gentleman and has the respect sad confideuce of all who known him corth 60c I For elegant Cambric or Night Gowns Skirts In black Drawers Chemise Robes and Skirts Children trimmed long and short colored Dresses all wort than double For Nig Rol trin col4 tha than double 'f Tot404 41 18 20 27 18 0 WASH num" AB DAL PO A 2 Miller IL' 802181 Newman lb 6 0 8 13 1 0 Luemque 2b 4 0 0 8 2 0 Boland I( 802200 Sommer2 301381 Laird 4013 01 Burke 3b 4 0 3 4 1 Itaedyr 400000 Keenan 4 1 1 0 3 0 0 85e irpill by' Figured China Silk and all- -silk Satin Rhaa'arms worth 75c and $1 I Special Prices on a Special FlICOS On I 43e buy best qualit yd wirk Domestic MIDI Mc Ewen Shirt Fhotory ean fit you Ira Artifitrong pro'prielor je2 9 tf PESO ice cream 13 cents per gallon de Telephone 636 CroaM Cry )eill9 et LErrEA- LIST List of Un(18111110 lettern remoining In the Itostothre at shrill T0111140 the week end lug July Bentlevastin' IthiL Allen Henan A pDiebY Tom bmid11 Aileen James Luins Ashley De A Leader Allen Ailey Outs Lewis Wm Allele Intl hicConnan WE Allen Andrew McCarn Chas Jack Mailers Jackson Brouusen Wm Morrison Rev IL Barrett Holland Merritt Jan Dr Brown Roy Murphy Blodgett MI Dina Joe Bullock Granville Martin Semi Baker Henry Moore Nothing Brown Alsey Miller Richard Barden Andrew Martin Sam I 2) Carter A dorm Bennie Caber A Moffitt A Cooper Harry Moses Gen Prank A Clayton Nit hole A Carr Nowlin Gilbert Campbell John Odell Henry Cummings Mil Polk Alien tkuise It 1 Perhsm Charlie Coe Pessiny Geo Clark Price Ed Chase Warren Pegram Thos (arroll -W Pateraon kohl Clews Albert Perkins Phil to) DUVitil WM Perham Mr Donnell Dock Pickle Dooley 1d Polen Geo Doyie Id Perk Mat Davie fey it Peebles W'Meier Henry Hot es Wm Davie Kelly tot Burel Elvin Felix Richanis It Evely Boehm Joo Ear vie Bill flobineon Wm Jno vies Richardson Perry Emelt) Willie Richardson Win Eaton Mr and Mrs Russell Willy Linedy Smith Anthony Eagan Sloan Bob Fiairranks Spenser Ed Grissom Willie Smith Lorenzo Tom Stone Jno Grill' Keel' Stroly Rey I GrnV SSW tnne 2u Goodwin Starkey James Urinate Albert Suinment Madden Griffin Smith Garrett Clarence Sexton Sherman Galloway Smith Willie Uannaway Sten vens Chat Oerley Joseph Stout Gaut Shoes A BBL A Shoup Francis line Tablet' Percy Hodge Dr Talley Jim Hyde Drake Trimble A hint Chas Thompson Jim Henderson Ed 'To iltairry Willie lento'' Henry Wheatley Harms Joseph Wills Holt 1 Washington Rohl Haley Jas al Wilson Harrison Jim Ware 'Harding Dr II 'Weldon Dr A Huppert Fred Whitfield Haney MUM01) We6k ley Harvey Jordon Drown VII1 kromen Ward Jno unites' Leonhard Whitaker Joah Johnson James Jordan Peter tva tent Wm Keever Young Wm Ladies' Anderson Miss Nogg Maddox Mrs Minnie Antlers Miss Mon lay Hanley Annie Anal's Mrs Predlla Hooker Mot Achieve Mrs Nora Hamilton hire Abrams Mrs J- -Bally Mrs Marine Bernell Mies $ai11 4urduun Miss Lula Burns Min Many Jenninrs Miss Rosa Borten Miss Lular Jot-min Miry Bright Mtn Johnson Mn Bryant Mi Michel Beeman Miss Mary Battey Mlure Lund Miu Clara twitch Btu ary Lawrenoe Mrs Addle Barksdale in Mattfiebarkins Meg Lucky Barry Min Jennie Lorain Mrs Lute Streak fidiss Ludy McLain Miss Sallie Berle Min Rattle MeMliIin Susie (e) Bradley Miss Altos Melsewill Anna Berrie Miss Jennie IdeCulthen Mrs Pleven Mrs Mollie Yktorli 'tombstone Mn Lula Myers Min Maggie Boistirk Mrs Bettie Mason Min Notes Belt Mrs July Marbriy Miss Naiads Mrs I Millie' Miss Sallie Brunei Mrs Ifistrietta Moore Miss OHM Beaks Ms Ella Mays Enamor Mei Deli On Morris Mrs Berta Banks Mrs Aline Vanier Mit Prances Coultsir Miaajeiqtie Mills Miss Ells Callinyan Miss Maggio Patton Sarah Cattinghisn Mrs A Presley Mrs Nancy khnnberland Met Itiobardson Miss A Cenelenatt Mrs listio Hidings Annie Dime Mary Robinson Mrs beefs Miss MGM Sparkman Miss Emma pay Met Joe Smith Miss Linn Dulles Mrs Smith Miss Mollie Doak Men Jon Starks Min Mollie Ellen's Miss Lisle Smith Mrs Bettie Evens Miss Siena Stanfield Mts Bettie Ellis Miss Lain Snyder Ed wanis Mn Matilde' Shelby iDc Ening Mrs Luther Penner Min Susie Farming Mot P' TR I tott Jane Flemiing Mrs Phoebe Thompson Mrs Griffon Aith06- 'Thompson Mrs HanOreely Jessie nett Gordon Mrs Minute Tyler Mrs A II' IVI Mame Miss Sallie Horses Mrs Sofia Woodson Mimi Ann kierimar Mho Irene Wenwel Mice Amelia I ardiman Miss Lou 'Williams Mies Emma Mrs Alice Whitley Miss Jmitnine Hankins Mrs Lockle Worford Melinda larding Mrs Leona Whiting Mrs Willie Busily Mrs Simile Wayne Mrs Special lielleery Letters Day A It Mortis Virgil Merritt MIMI Griot Scott Mrs Annie Firms and Mlse11aueoua Best A Co ATTIPliCiin Journal of Bay State Slipper Co Education Ford A Co It NashTr Galloway Mcd viille lAutderman "IL Ito Russell at tlacen A Co Foreign Letters Claire hindame A Parlor WM Mug Flick botnitz Tycoon lerocee Michael Ouldegh Perditiando Stroarmon Ingham Fred Packages Joiner Sehermer erects Wait Patterson Jon Pirkel Claudio Parties calling for any of these letters will please say "Advertised" A WiLtA ncl Clcul ieI 'II UnionLrc 10c (yard) KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Reynolds Lodge No 33 initiated candidate at the meetiug Monday evening and afterwards held a good aortal meeting Several members of other lodges were present Monday evening Luoullus IAmige No Ett initiated several candidates Speeches were made by several members Caruthers Lodge No 30 held regular meeting Wedmedity evening and initiated a candidate At the meeting of Myrtle Lodge No Friday evening I new member Was Ivy Lodge St held quite an inteevate big meeting Tuesday evening Only routine work was trsasseted Joel A Battle Lodge No 84 met laat evening As this was the last in the month the regular business of the lodge was transacted At the meeting nest '-iday evening there will be several I A 4 Via buy Lace and Hamburg worth 25c (- -1'5c ivull buy you all-silk Lace worth 50c 1 2e Ward) Afron and Dress ivri f-tc 1r Ch ID '1- Hre 14 the hey r' 4ftmPmm Nm 80c ROLIkL ARCANIUM 'ptiqien Petal 36 1 12 27 21 4 Score by innings: Savannah a020 4 1 2 00 2-13 Nashville 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 Summary: Earned 6 Nashville I Two-barm hits Itlanning Klusman Cross Connaughton Petty and Newman 2 Double to Manning to Kinsman Burke to Newman Left on 7 Nashville 9 Struck Petty 5 by 'Keenan 1 Bases on ballv-0ff Petty 2 off Keenan 5 Wild Passed 1 Umpire Hill Time 150 loW TBS PLAYS!) At Charleston: Charleston 15sEirm1ngham 8 14 Birmingham 5 2 Birmingham 7 Batteries--Celooklugh and Supine Miller and Earle At Macon: Macon New Orleans it 0 2 2 0 0 6 0 1-9 la New Orleans It Errors 8 New Orleans 1 Clausal and Donnelly Fields Baker and Janine At Auguata: Augusts 040000100-6 Memphis 020001060-16 irphis IL Augusta 8 Memphis and Wilaont Phi ye sod Bowen At Atlanta: Atlanta 4 0 0 1 1 1 1 I 1-12 Montgomery 0 10 0 8 8 0 0 0-6 18 Montgomery 12 2 Nientgemery Hettger and Murphy MoGinnity and Pets rotin and Twyman At Chattanooga: OhttanoogaU 0 0 1 2 0 0 3 Mobile 00200200 11-4 8 Mobile 7 4 Mobile I Batteries Keenan and Selbaoh Daniels and Trost IATIONAL Linen assmire At Cleveland: Cleveland 2 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 5 Philadelphia I 0 0 4 0 0 I 0 6 10 Philadelphia 2 Philadelphia 8 and Zimmer Vickery and Clements At St Louis: St Louis 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 8 Boston 8 8 0 1 8 0 2 4 2-18 Louis 13 Boston 21 St Louis 3 Boston 2 and Peitz Stivetts and Gamin' At Chicago: 2 0 0 2 0 5 0 0 9 5 Ilits'--Chk-ago 13 New York 10 Errors chicage 2 New )(ark 2 ison and Kittridge Davies Baldwin and Kelly At Pittsburg: Pittsburg 8 1 0 4 0 0 0 7-16 Brooklyn 4 0 0 5 1 9 2 0 1-22 VJ lrooklyn 18 4 Brooklyn 7 Batteries Killen Gumbert and Miller Lovett Haddock and Kinglew 111i 11 et 1 'ii 1 luy I dozen nice Linen Naikins 1 I El ld ouu1I No 814 met last tight and initiated 5 candidate At the meeting Of Loring Council No 1429 last evening several candidates were given the first degree At the meeting of Old Hickory CANInCil No 294 Thursday evening several new member were initiated Dixie Council No 1447 held a meeting Thursday evening and initiated a candidate ANCIENT ORDER UNITED WORKMEN luy nice quality Victoria Lawn Regardless SM--Our Fine STOCK of SUMMER WEAR Wecansuititin soft flexible Shoes We can most fastidious in Style 'and Co! CHEAPNESS we beat them all I PRICES CUT IN TI' 'f el Large and Small Check Nainsookt worth 12 1-2c 05c (Pair) Val luy Ladies' Black and Colored Lisle Thread Rose worth 50c 12 1-2o Nashville Lodge No fill wet Monday eVPIti rig and besides transacting the regular business initiated a candidate South Nashvilie Lodge No 12 met Thursday evening and in ted a candidate after which a sovial meeting was held The attendance wee very large Tennessee Ledge No 2 held a meeting Wednesday evening There were several initiations besides other work Hope Lodge No 5 initiated a candidate in the ranks Monday evening Judge John Frizzell has returned from Toronto 0' inikla where he attended the meeting of the Supremo Lodg( Grand Recorder IL Weakley issued ten certificates last week Ladies' Cloth Congress Gaiters soft 'and easy down to 5 Ladies' Cloth House Slippers soft and down to Ladles' Beautiful Sandals cut down to Ladles' nice Dongola Oxfords down Children's nice Oxfords in Red Black an4 Tan 1 Ladles' fine White Canvas Oxfords down Misses' Beautiful Sandals any KNI611113 OF HONOR Tennessee Lodge No 20 held a meeting last evening and transacted routine business Cumberland Lodge No 08 met Monday night but owing to the small attendance there was no work Protection Lodge No 115 initiated a new member Tuesday evening 1i Yard 11111 buy 104 Sheeting 10c raid titillhuyehoice of our 25 and 35-cent Ginghants 500 umlauts AND LADIES OF HONOR Irlt-te We Slaughieit Cents' Low-cut Cents' Fine Kangaroo Shoes Eureka Lodge No 20 held a meeting Wednesday evening and transacted routine buokinf-ms Sylvan Ledge No 84 held a meeting last evening and received a new member NATIONAL UNION LOWER STILL The Beeord el Onboard of for The Grade or Goods Offered We will on Saturday place on sale a big line of me l's suite at lit) that have been gelling all season for $14 and SO These aro i new fresh and desirable goods And hi connection will also pline of sale a big line of stilts for S750 that we have been selling for SS SIO sad These are wool suite and cost more mone3r Our stock is still too large and we must red um It Help us and we will help you Everything reduced in prioe A Loceo 'rhe Cash Clothier 215 Public' Square MO tt "1A bielcit of fine Shoes thiit from the Boston fire Also SAMPLES We are giving them Cents on the Dollar! Dollar! Shoes thlat Diamond Dad The Maroons and Athletics will play the first of a series of games this afternoon Nashville bee won only three games on its preseebstrip---bne from Chattanooga and twii from Atlanta The game between the Lincks and Maroons at Athletic Park on July 4 promises to be largely attended The Lineks are practicing daily and they will no doubt put up a strong game against their more noted rivals In the intercollegiate contest at Chicago peterday the University of Illinois defeated the University of WISCOnSin in an eleven-inning game by a score of 17 to 10 The Wiaconsin team has lost two games and is therefore dropped from the contest New Orleans States: The States several days ago called attention to the fact that a scheme wee on foot In the Southern League fathered by Ted Sullivan to drop New Orleans There scents to have been more basis in the story than was originally suspected for now it turns out that Atlanta is the hotbed of the conspirators and that a programme la being cut and dried to be carried out at that meeting The Atlanta Herald however says: There will be only eight eliubs in the Southern League after the fire season There will be some other very important changes made at the league meeting in Augusta on July Tennessee Council No 64 held a meeting Thursday evening and initiated candidate hir Charles Morrow es-President of Albert Marks' Council No 542 was elected last Monday in Chattanooga to represent the State Council in the Supreme Senate to be held in Toledo next month Alhert Marks Couneil No M2 held a meeting last evening and initiated a new member A social meeting was then held and a number of members made speeches 117:71 buy choice qf our $100 and $150 French Woven Corsets 20c 6uyyou Turkey Red Table Linen 5o' ikiii 'lzty you Gents' Hemstitched cheap at 12 172c 1 Remamena the Mo Ewen Shirt Factory je-s) tt Tar just once a Auger Monkey Tobacco ma84vetofrsa-tt I 1 R'rAr II UU 'EmtkQ 41- it 217 Puellc Squilt 11 11E1111 Ma (71'1 i f4 3i 1 1 'UNITED ORDER GOLDEN CROSS Magnolia Commantiory No: 11 met Wisluesdity tight but transacted only routine business Nashville Commandery No 7 held a meeting Thursday evening and received a new member The attendance wits milieu-all large I Pearl Cmumandery tfot held a good meeting last Thursday afternoon The attendance was large ror the Greoteet Bargains trer Offered in 'Dry Goods Come to READTMACE MUSTARD PL4S1ERS We were the Bret woottertnrore en thii Continent tem hatestkarrenarnt worpew9w tnything ewe before ned 203 per tin B9 mire to here litAlt III'S for thew opreakt on ootron cloth SEABURT'S SUIPHUR CARCLES It A lolloto Rev Dr It Reed will deliver at address the Young It ten's Christian Association rooms at 4 o'clock to-morrow afternoon on the oubject The Way to the Father's House" Mr William Thornton will lecture al the same place at 8 o'rlock this evening on The Spotless Lamb" Before breakfast Brotrio-Seitter Acts as bracer--trial bottle 104 It lie Is Seises Ire-th47 Capt Clack Ims born confined to hia bed for the past few days but is reported somewhat better to-day rit Werkinotmen try a pair of Lusky's advertised Mechanics' Thursday morning! from 9 to 12 o'clock to be sold for only 'Vic worth 2150 elsewhere Every pair warranted lausky 3111t0 lilt Cedar street 9m0weAt Well raper We are now nothing splendid offerings of elegant wall paper new in designsand beautiful ba finish at lower prices than can be had elsewhere south of the Ohio IA Freeform )09 St "La Toes! Toilet Soap le22 benefits the complexion 1 riles Daly 6 Robillson 205 201 'an 209 Public CAFITOL 111111AL ILEAOITZ rbe Capitol Burial League on Wednesday evening the follovring for the nest twelve mouths: In Levy Prest dent: LoistanilleePreattlent Joeeph Ityniarklevries Reeording and Flitanid4 411(14137 gdirard Fahey Treasurer rishel Wolf and Henry EndelsheAmer 'rustees 1 INTERNA'rIONAL PROGRICSfitvE A880 CIATtos Nashville Association No 79 mct Mon- day eTeninif with Representative Josonli lo Igleft I 10 IN It WflIb Will Prgielainti IA better than env by bncning these candies bfid amens in ballnen tA Ito are destroyed and timacontainati a tW aro kept away to loy 1011inir tugquit41 azid imitating insects kriaeogio To rarify slok-roomm npartnTatP HYDROUPHTFilICASTILLES9 in burning ata vrodlioar 'tarmac ft' reah Jul Inviroraitute per bt 1 1 nt ilnatilaut isnATrulty Juizirs3oN kbarnsucerts teal ChouLtat EW YORK i Ammo pedal shoe sale next Thursday morning troth 9 to 14 o'cloek $ee 'ads for pries LN Lusity 818 ilyr and 319 Cedar street tio I I Tilt Mr Ewe Shirt lotetory can tit you I Ira 14 Armstrong proprietor Je29 it I.