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FOREIGN FLASHES.

LONDON, May 1.-James MoHenry has
be=n 4ciudged bankrupt.
LONDON, May livery Rev. George II.
Connor, MA dean CT Win sor, is dead.
. BERLIN, May IA eat strike of car
penters and masons fof al increase Ct wsges
has begun.
BERLIN, May IA bill for the relief of
the sick aud poor passed a second reading
in ths Reichstsg.
MONTREAL, May L. The corporation
voted Two TO one against allowing female
taxpayers TO vote.
PARIS, May lit is reported that Gustsve
Almad, the French novelist, died 10 the
asylum at s.. Auue.
BEELIS, May 1.-The Malagassy ENJOYS
believe Ihst the treaty between Germany and
Madagascar will soon be concluded
SOFIA, Msy IA dccumen, which urges
a sp=rdy risirg against the oppression Of
Russia Is being circulated throughout Bal
garia.
LONDON, May 1.-The Commons adjourns
during Whitsuulde, from the 1Ith 10 the
2ist instant The Lords sdj7urn from the
10 b to the 24th instant.
MONTREAL, May 1.-The Allan S.esm-
ship Company are bringing cut $50 ship la
horers 10 load their vessels here and in
Quebec during the season.
ST. PETERSBURG, Msy 1.-The authorities
believe The NinlIlsis are preparing for stimuli.
tanecus aistu! Dances in various parts Of the
empire during the coronation Ceremonies.
LONDON, May IA noiie prosequi was en-
tered III the case of Ramsay aud Proctor,
manager and editor respectively, OF the Ffes.
tIiaks', charged with publishing libelou.
statements.
ROME, May 1.-The trial of Toguelti and
four other persons, charged with conspiring
o murder Deputy CJcspieliisr, mas bsen
concluded. lo.net.i was senierc d 10 four
gears Imprisonment, and the Others were sc
quilted.
HALIFAX, May 1.-Soms miscreant broke
the key OF the switch ju True's rsilvay
yards and threw omen the points, causing a
freight train 70 run eff the pnints, vreekine
the locomotive, tender and three cars. J.oss
S25, coo. No lives lost.
LoEDoH, May IA telegram from Pekir
| states mat su envoy from the Kiug OF An
nan has arrived there to obtain consen, o
me Chinese gov rlnsEt to the opening oi
r d river TO foreign trad', and to induct
| China TO ford such diplomatic aud material
assistance as may b. necessary. The En-
peror h e ordered Ii Hung Chang to return
| to his post in order 10 effect the request O
/ the King OF AMMAN.
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UNDERSTAND" said John J. Bresliu, #
the lr'sh Nc,i0a, recently, "thzt the dyna-
FnIters are making arrangements for he
holding Of Convention. Bot what can it
amount TO? They may get $50 men to-
geiher aud call it 4 convention. The fellows
who would attend ga assemblsge Of this
Kind would be 8 mixture OF fools, cranks
and scalSpnrsT
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The LABOR stluaiIor at PIttsburg.

PITTsBURe, May 1.-Reporis from the
railroad coal mines are meager, but enough
have been received to indicate that general
strike was insugursted to-day against the
reduction of half cent per bushel in the
price of mining. On the Panhandle rail
rosd only four Of the twenty-five pits are re-
ported to be at work, and on the Peuusyl-
vauia railroad all mines are idle. On the
B. and o. and P, V. and c. railroads about
half are out. One or two firms are reported
10 have acceded to the miners terms.
The demand of the cigar workers for an
advance OF 81 per thousand was conceded by
all manufacturer, consequently ouly the en-
ployes OF four large establishments were
ordered out by the cigar makcrs' union this
morniUg 1t is thought the strike will not
last week.
Tbs plasterers all quit work this morning
because OF the refusal OF the masters TO pay
an advance of fifty cents per day.
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THE NATIONS DEBT.
The Reduction for April Less Than
Three Million DOllars-Redemp-
ti01 OF Hatured Bonds.
The Vacancy ON the Mississippi River
Commission TO be Filled in a Few
Days-Capitai Briefs.

WAsHJyeToN, Nay 1T is expected thu i
the President will in a few days fill the
vacancy on The Mississippi River Commis.
sion, caused by the resignation Of Capt } is.
Z. Eads. 1t ls understood that The appoint
menl lies Il etwcen Capt. Henry Fisd, of 81.
Louis, and Gen. S. W. Ferguson, Of Mis-.
sissippi Representative O'Neii, Of ST.
Louis, had an interview with the President
to-day in the interest Of Flad.
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SENSATIONAL FE8 81.
Tbs KOtuHda of she HaxwclI House, at
Nashvtiie. tse BatIie- GISnnd.

Spec a. to the Appeal
NAsHvILLE, May IA sensational fght
oGouyrtd in the roiuDds Of the MzxBell
Hcu5e to-nigh'. 1t app,aIs that Stephen
Callahan, Of Chicago, a. the r5ce course,
slapped tue jaws of Charles Bailey, Of
Georgia, who had Cl!iahan arrested. Gala
an came mo The Maxwell House and in.
s1i,ed Henry Herrick, of Nashville, who,
j. SCENE, had little 10 do vi h the affair.
Herrick struck Clllshan over ths head with
h,ick tsi3e, when they grapp.sd, Hsfrick,
the smaller UaH OF the I've, slipping snd
fIiiog to the f .or. A this juuoiure Chas.
Bsily, as ia alltg.d, came forward and cut
Cfllahan in ths ao3omse, Callahan saying
'He hssgot kniie," rtt-ested. TGe wound is
painful bat not dangerous.
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MINISTER SARGENT
Catching 1t On All Sides from the Ger.
man Press fer His Alleged In
terIieW On the
Prohibition of the importation of Amer.
lean Pork by Bismarck's Govern.
ment-A Misunderstanding.

BERLIN, May 1.-The Nord Deutschs Z.it-
qag, commen'ipg on the interview with
Sargent, American nioister, published in
the BoeTsen Courier, in which rgsni denied
that he hsd written any article 10 the NeC
YoTksr Handel Zeittsng on the subject OF
American pork, saysi "The best way 10 an
sTer Saygent's statements therein is simply
TO reproduce the article which appssrsd in
The Handel Zsitung with SargenL's signature
attached. Sargent should explain how his
signature appeared without his protes; or
subseqdent correction from him. The Nord
Deutsche ZeitGne decIares it will "Dever at
tack lho minister Of a friendly State when he
is acting in bis Official capacity. 1t has now
only to deal with Newspaper article, which
contaios statements luxurious TO Germany.
Il will" it says, abe glad to hesr that the
signature Of Sargent thereto was mistake /"
There seems TO be some confusion il
Germany touching the communication OF
Sargent. What was printed in the Handel
Zietung over Ssrgents signature was his re-
pert TO his government. That report wss
printed in the coDsnlsr reports, ard was re-
produced in the Handel ZsitHng
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The New York Herald says that should
Mr.. Ne"ton be brought to trial, with the
rattle Of theological dry bones peculiar tc
such occasions, there can hardly help being
general expression Of clerical thought, not
IN any sense irreligious or unspirilual, that
will show the Church, like all other associa.
tions OF human heipgs, TO consist of two
cissses-tbOse who think and those who do
nnfU
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From the cradle 10 the grave" Prof.
Sumner truly aays, "every individusl, from
the bsggar 10 the millionaire, must have
thread" and a tax ON thread comes there
fore, slmosi a. cirecIIy snI inevitably GU. Of
the earnings Of every man, woman and child
in the commuIiiy ss woulI a tax on air or a
tax on daylight. Aud yet there are men
who are frantic for a tariff.
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The "Ticser'' var AZ Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. May 1.-Some time since,
when Inc Chicago Board of Trade began the
ticker" war on "oucket shops," the Western
Union Telegraph Company here notified
Bryant & Co. aud Hodgen & Co., ''bueket
shop" proprietors, of This city, that The
"tickers" would be removed. Bsih firms
fled applications for Injunction against re-
moval. Iu the Disiric. Court of the United
S ates, Judge B lrr TO day denied the appli-
cations. deciding lhe points involved in favor
II the telegraph c7mDsuy.
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Peace at Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, Nay 1.-The cigsr-makers
are st peace with themselves and the manu-
factursrs, and hold their places. The email
shops have granted the advance of I'll. 10
these places the men make the entire cigar,
hence they had the manufacturers at an ad-
vantage; but in the large factories the giIls
prepare the filling, and the men simply roll
on the leaf, and new hands are easily taught.
There was no increase at these places.
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Baseball.

COLUMBUS, May l.-Ec ipse, G; Celum-
bus, 3.
CLEVELAND, May 1.-Bufalos, 4; Cieve-
lands 7.
DETROIT, MICH, May 1.-ChiOagos, Z;
Dstroi,s, l.
C1NoIsNArI, May 1.-Cincinna:is, 6; st
Louis, 5,
PrrTsBURo, May 1-Alhlstics, A.; ALE
gbenys, D.
PHLADSLPHIA, May 1.-Providence, 4
Philsdelphias, 3.
PITrsBURG. May 1.--Championship seriea
Athletics, 4; Aioghepys, ..
BALTIMORE, Nag 1.-BaliiaOres, 4; Net
ropolitaus, 3. Eleven innings.
NEW YORK, Nay l.-New Yorks, Z; Bss.
tons, 8. Fitsten housand people wituessse
the game.
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The statement wss cabied from ,,ao,
that the polics nov s'op lawyers crs,.. and
inspect the bsss ia which the 49,, -
Says the Boston Globe: .srh;. :. -o.d
move. The c,ntsrf~ S iS so-u
-, 80. IL M =. 'H's'4 Il ol seeh rsceptsces
-etfoyed, as hey are creating
- --'Il ia lhe world ihan dynsnite.''
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TREASURY TOPICS
REDEMPTION or MATURED BONDS - TIL
TREASURY COUNT COMPLETE.

REDEMPTION OF MATURED BONDS - THE
TREASURY COUNT COMPLETE
WAsHI1GToS, May 1.-The 120th call fol
bonds mstured to-day. R.demp,ions under
the call, including prepaid bonds, Sl1 500.
600.
The exchange of three and one-haf per
cent. bonds into three per cents, suspended
during April, was resumed to-day. The
amount surrendered for exchange 10 day was
500, 600 -Ehicb makes the tOfai amount OF
exchanges S13l 100000.
The special Committee appointed to exam-
ine the books, sccounts and moneys in the
United States Treasury, in connection With
the traDsfer of the Office OF Treasurer from
Gilfillsn to Wymap, completed its labora to-
day. The members Of the committee waited
on Secretary Folger and presented report,
the contents OF which have already been oat.
lined. The only discrepancy discovered was
an excess OF three cents iu favor OF the re
firing officer. yhc excess existed when Gill
hllan took possession Of the oftice.
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No disturbance Among Ciaciuuatf Ci


CISCINNATI, May There will be no dis
turbsnoe here among the cigSr-makers on
account of the reduction of the tax. They
struck some time ago for an addition to
wages, and succeeded, as did also the cigsr-
packers. There remains but single ques
lion unsettled between the employees and the
employers, and that will not present itself
till fall, when gas is burned. Heretofore the
workmen have been required to pay thirty
cents per month for gas consumed during
the day and evenings. Strikes for an ad-
vance have been made at Newark, o, and
Portsmouth. The demands of the workmen
at Wheeling, w. Va, SteubenvilIe, o., and
L bana. o have been complied with,
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THERE are IN Ohio IA, coo drinking saloons
that have hitherto paid s25 license each
year to tue United States, bui not a cent to
the State. By recently enacted law they
will be compelled TO pay State license, The
net product OF which will be S2.OOOO0O
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COLUMBUS, O., May 1-All the mines in
the State were represented at the miners
convention to-day. A resolution was adopted
favoring national union, and committee
appointed to report tomorrow on restrictive
measures, especially m bituminous coal. II
is proposed to cut the number Of hours per
day or work lees days in the week.
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LOUISVILLE, May 1.-The cigar manufac.
turers have acceded TO all demands of the
employees. No strike will occur here. Ev-
erything is going on as usual, except an in
creased activity in all the manufactures and
q rush Of goods for shipment.
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Municipal E1ectsuns Al Various Points
1hronEhoGt Indiana.

IEDIANAPoLIs, Nay Municipal elec-
tions we're held IN ne following cities in his
State To-day, with results SO follows: Vim
ce1nes, Democratic ticket elected for the first
time IN several years. Delphi, the Demo-
cratic ticket elected bv a handsome majority.
Greencastle, tbs Democrats claim their en-
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Additional calendar for Ms7 q: Nos.
44l5, Taylor Va Losgie; 4il6, Settle vs. Set
lie; AIS, Dtnt VS. Taxi g-Districi; 44l9,
State va Cole; 4420 Bond vs. Harbert; 442l,
White VS. Motley; 442S, Grahsm vs BohIeD !;
1929, Sharp vs. BohIeu; 44S0, Weriz We Reid !;
4432. King Va Memphis and Charleston
Isi 70 sd; 4434, Freemsn vs Smith; 4435,
KrHy VS. Irish Building and Loan; 4436,
F-,h. Y. Bvrusa
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for twenty years, retiring 10 look sitter pri-
vste interests in the West.
Terre Hsute, Ind, May La the city
election the Republicans elected all their
ticket excep; the clerk. Ise CITY went Dem
ocraiic last November by 500 Ensj5rity. TIE
council falls inio the hands Of the D.
mocrscy.
New York, May 1.-The Board of Alder
men unanimously request the trustees Of
the Brooklyn bridge TO change the date Of
The formal opening from ths 24Lh .u.ranl,
the Anniversary, Of the bir::a Of Queen VIC
tOria' te the q! S9!.n, Decoration Day,
H,ew York, Msy MARY Keith, aged
seventeen. fearing that her young sailor hus-
bs-i from whom she had not heard for some
time had been drowusd, poisoned hsrelf,
When found she had picture aud letters
from her husband pressed TO her beart.
Corinne, Me-, May I.-Gscree PaskDap
OF intemperate habits, vino had only beer
married week, jumped cut Of bed this
morning and through a window, and savage
ly STACKED hia vile, mo hsr-in-law aud 3
neishbor, H. diei shortly after being Sc
cured,
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NEW YORK, May 1.-Seven hundred ci-
garette.msksrs struck to-day for higher
wages. The laborers employed in the cue
tomhouse weighing merchandise struck to-
day for an advance.
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struck for an Advance.

READING, Pa, May IA strike was be-
gun by the cigar men TO secure IL per 1000
increase OF wsges. Some of the manufactur-
ers conceded the advance; others refuse, be-
cause they have taken many orders at the
full amount of the rebate ia the government
tax OF S3
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E1Oyd's.

We are always up with the times and
give our patrons the benefit, regardless OF
the cos. We have everything frat and the
best 10 be had We make nearly everything
We sell, and our motto has always been
! second 10 none.p
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Richmond Cigar Factories Closed

RICHMoND, VA, May I.-All the cigar
factories OF this city are closed, owing 10 the
workmen demanding 81 per 1000 advance on
present prices. The manufacturers are will
ling to pay 81 on fac goods and fifty cents
on medium and low grades.
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DETROIT, May There is some trouble
among the cigar.makers. Part OF the shops
have conceded the advance in prices TO the
vorkmen, psrt refuse, and 200 men from the
latter shops are on strike, sustained by the
general labor unions.
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Cigar Factories at Lynchburg Closed
ON Acc8aut OF ibe strike.

LYNCHBURG, VA, May 1.-The cigar fac.
tories We're ell closed to-day in consequence
Of the strike of the cigar-makers. The in.
creased schedule of prices submitted to ths
manufacturers was accepted, but the latter
resent the attempt of the cigar-mskers' union
to regulate the employment of apprentices.
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4 NoEe; &ace.

BosToE, May 1.-The Fix day race, ten
hours a day, hetreeu Chare Leroy, riding
horses, snd John S. Pfincs and w. NJ Wood
side, riding bicycles, scores S03 miles for
horses and 81 fer iycles. A. the fourth
hour today Leroy feIl, dislocating his
shoulder. Frauci- NJ. Ware was sobstituad.
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EXPRESSIONS of gratitude on the part Of
the public are always impressive and solemn.
Il IL pleasant TO know that the people are
justly prsising the merits of DR.. Bulbs
Cough Syrup, sste remedy for coughs,
coldp, bronchitis, Group and sore-throat.
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the LouisvIlIe TTo1.1ns mee1Iax.

on tie trottIug progrsaims for the meeting
which commences here on the Slb, il the 2:l9
class Five OF the most famous Of the cam
/ Paisner7 of the trutting turf OF to-day are
booked TO slari, and great rscs il expected.
The ige are Alexander, Deck Wright, Trou-
badour, J. L. Thomas and Joe Bunker. Train
ing goes on actively, sod the hsrses are all
in coed form.
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Milke,bsrrc C1gar.Faelories sIo.ed,

WILKEsHARRE, May 1.-The cigar-fac-
tories ere closed owing the strike. The man.
ufacturers are willing to pay an additional
| fifty cent? yer 1000.
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EhiEEk.

FoX-Sundey April %. 1888. at the residence of
Mrs. z J. Becktel. No. ~ Madison street. ANDREW
L. Fox, OF Louisville, KY, in the twenty-tnird
year OF his age,
An early lite now hidden, q manhood reaching
into full strength OF character and purpose now
sienced, a generous nature gone from out this
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Uni ersaI Chess tournament.

LONDON, May LIN the chess tournament
English aud Ssllmsn played draw game.
Bird was beaten b7 Izsigoriu, and Mortimer
by SteiniIz. Mason and Winsmer played
drawn games with Nosn and R)enthal, aud
Zuckertort ard Blackburn beat VI acker sic
and Skipecrlh.
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COLUMBUS, o., May 1.-The union cigar
makers, on strike to-day, were all granted
an advance of 81.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.


For Tennessee Gad The Ohio Valley, warmer,
tair weather, foHo~ed by local rains giads mostly
sOuLisrly, IOwer pressure.
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ENG LIMO.
sIIaPIcI0IrS IRISH-A

LONDON, May IL. ia understood that
on the occasion of the enthronement Of the
Archbishop of Canterbury, the police of that
town will closely watch the movements of
certain Irish Americans who were actirg in
a suspicious manner. and who became
alarmed and quilted the town. 1t il be-
lisyed that OF these men was Wilson,
ore of the dynamite conspirstors, in whose
cases hearing is proceeding at the Bow
street Police Court.
ANOTHER sUEZ CANAL.
The Times Gays meeting of the leading
owners Of steamships will be held on the
10Th instant 10 take steps toward raising
capital for the purpose of building another
canal accoss the Islhmus of Sufz.
SUPPOSED DYNAMITER ON TRIAL.
A man named William Mitchell was ar.
raigned in the court al Leicester this morn.
Jog on the charge Of having explosives in
jects. The policeman who arrested Mitchell
stated chat the prisoner had four pounds Of
nitro-g gyceriEe with him at the time he wa;
taken into custody. Mitchell declared tina;
tbe explosives were merely blasting cart
ridges. He was remanded for week. Fears
have been entertained in Leicester Tor some
tiue past regarding the safety of the public
| buildings, and they have been specially
guarded.
EXPLAINED HIMSELF.
A man who was taken into custody iu
Northampton last week, on suspicion oi
being manufacturer of nitro-glycerine to be
used for unlawful purposes, has given sat.
isiactory account OF his operations to the au
thoritits.
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A TRUE assislsnl 10 oaurs in restoring
the system to perfect health, thus enabling
il 10 resist disease, is Browns Iron BiiteIs.
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CHATTANOOGA, May 1.-The printers of
the Times Office are on strike, the man.
sgers claiming that uon-union men be al
lowed to work.
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Carried the strike.

TRENTON, May 1.-Many cigsr nsnufsc-
turers conceded the 81 per 1000 advance
asked by the men.
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THE WAGE WORKERS
Cigar Makers All Over the Country
Striking for an Advance Of
Wages.
The Labor Situation at Pittsburgh
General Strike OF Railroad
Coal Miners.
Coneed I'd the ADVANCE.

BOSTON, Msy 1.--No cigar strike here
The sdvance asIzed was conceded.
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The following are lhs pools sod on to-
morrow's races:
First Race -Thora, S65; Checkmste, $50;
Pearl Jennings, S32; Sauntersr, $l5i High
flyer, 81.
S,conl R0ca-Joe Shelby, $50; Doubtful,
s27; juliet, S26; Dsfance, sl3i Greenwood,
$l3; Egyptian, Sl2.
Third Racs-M ajor Hughes, $500; A,hloue,
$500; George Hakes, $l15; Lenore, S52..
Fourth Race-ralleyrand $26; George L.,
s25; Haddisco, SIS; Verner, S12; Twilight,
81; Lille Dale, is; Rothschild, S3; Maria
HernaS 90
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New YoRK, May l.-Prelimiussy billiard
toufna rleni: Garter, 400; Cole, 202. Eighty
iuuiuga
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THE SPORTING WORLD.
Four Good Races Over tho Nashville
C0EEss-Fhe TSnaers.
A Novel Contest-BIuisI and Chess
TournRIne RInents-8asehaII.

NASHVILLE, May l-The weather wa,
clear and warm, snd trsok dry. Good at
tend ance.
Frst Eace.-Buchansu got of il the lead
Miles sccoBd and Harding, the favorite
third. Af!er . Spirited Struggle be,wee1
Buch&n2n and Harding, the latter finished
hrst by leDgh in ironi, Buchanan second
Daley third. Time-0:53!.
Second Rqce.-Aile dam, Tor lhIes-year old
tillies. All started bu. Pearissn. Orange
BLOOM and 9iyacity got eff in frost, Japon.
lea third. At the hall. mile post Japanics
got the lead, and held to the finish, winning
by length and a half, Broc ide second
Mayonsise good third. Time-l:50.
Third Rdce.-hile and quarter. Six
started. Wallansee and Monticello got OF
in front and passed the stand head aad head
Blszss and Katie Greel third aud fourth,
Alex Ament lsst. Wallausee led rouad to
the lac, quarter, where Kaie C eel came 10
the front and woa by half a lepgtb; Wal.
lansee second, who was a length aad a hall
in front of Blszea third. Time-2IS.
Fourth RGcs,-Free handicsp, three quar-
ters OF a mile, with seven starters, namely
Carson, Centennial, R7saliue, Eva K Matte
Rap; ure, Athletic asd George Fisher. Cen
ienpiai, who stated fourth, won by a neck ;
Rapture second, Carson tnirj. TIme-l:20.
TO DAYS ENTRIES.
The f3lloHing are the enries for to-
morrow:
Mile and one-eish nth. Sauuierer, Pearl
JeuuiHss, fhUra, Chsckmats and HIghhyer
Oaly Ssunterer and HighAyer are sure to
start.
Three quarters of mile heats. DsGance
(103 lbs J, Joe Shelby (l2l lhs), Juliet (97
lb-.), Greenwood (lO7 lbs), Egyptian (94
lbs.) and DJublful ga lbs.).
Mile aud quarter. A ,nlon2 I0S lbs.),
and N i2r Hughes (l09 loa.).
Thres.quarters OF mile, TailyTand (92
lbs), Rolhschild (9J lbs), Hfddisco (S3
los J, Lille Dale (96 los }, Verner (92 lbs }
Tailight Isl lbs.), George l.. (S4 lbs) and
Maria Barnes (SS lba).
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-02
LAW REPORTS.
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Calendar for to-day: Noa. 129, Fred Seth
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