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Ordinance Town of North Birmingham

An Ordinance to License and Regulate the sale of Intoxicating liquors;
 Section 1. Be 1t ordained by the lnten- dant and Aldermen of North Birming- ham, that licenses are required of all persons engaging in or carrying on the business of a retailer in spurious, vinous or malt liquors, for which shall be paid a tax of five hundred dollars per an- mum.
 Sec. 2. Be 1t further ordained. That no saloon, or other place where such busi- ness Is conducted, and no room or other place connected herewith by door, window or other opening not securely and permanently closed, shall be opened between the hours of 12 D. m. Saturdays and a. m. Mondays, and between 10 D. m. and a. m. in all other days, and no person shall enter or remain therein be- tween said hours. And no shutter, screen blind shade, curtain or other thing shall be so placed so as to prevent or obstruct the view into such saloon or other place. other than is used for such purpose, and in the same manner, during business hours.
 Sec. 3. Be 1t further ordained, That sirtous, vinous and malt liquors may be sold within the following limits, and mo- where else, to-wit: On Seventh avenue between Second street and Third street. And any person applying for a license under this ordinance shall state in such application the exact location such busi- ness will be conducted, and all licenses issued hereunder shall show such loca- tion and shall be no defense in pros ecution for engaging in or carrying on such business at any other place. Any violation of this ordinance shall be pun ished by a fine of not less than one nor more than fifty dollars.
 Sec. 4. Be 1t further ordained, That one-half of all moneys received for licenses under this ordinance shall be devoted to public school purposes, and it is hereby made the duty of the town clerk and treasurer to keep a separate &C., count of the same. and to pay the same out only upon the warrant of the board of education, or other person acting in that behalf. G. B. MITCHELL,
 Intendant.
 W. B. HILLHOUSE Clerk.
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BIDS WANTED,

Office of the City Treasurer,
 Montgomery. Ala. Bids will be received by the City Treas urer to remodel and rebuild the Heron Street School Building, according to plans and specifications in the office of the city clerk, up to F m, Friday, May 2S. All bids to be accompanied by certified check for $500. The successful bidder to enter into bond for 25 per cent of the con- tract price, for faithful performance of the contract. The city reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
 R. s. WILLIAMS, 5-11-13t City Treasurer.
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Food for the Fans.


 Manager Frank Haller, who was called here two days ago by the illness of his little son, will rejoin the team in Chat tanooga Monday, his child now being out of danger With the manager in the game Birmingham will go after Chat tanooga in grand style, and will try to take two out of three games.
 The action of young Breitenstein in re- fusing to join the Barons as a fill in pitcher has caused much amusement among the players. Fisher was anxious to release him, and LaRocque, who is acting manager, had decided to try him. After all arrangements had been made Mir. Breitenstein, who is a mere boy, promptly turned the proposition down. NO, I won't go." he said to LaRocque. T am now with the champions, and if
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10 to 1, second; Lady strathmore, 1OS (Beauchamp) to 3, third. Time, 1:41
 Fifth race. selling, four and half fur longs-Aair Light 1O5 CNIiller) to 1. won; IIaghone, 105 CWinkfeld) ? to 1, second; Tom Hall. 1oS Lindsey) 50 to 1, third Time, ::551h.
 Sixth race, selling, six and half fur longs-Lovable, 105 (Coburn) even. won Kings Pet. 107 Ransch) 10 to 1, second The Caxton, no (--) to 1, third. Time, 1:21
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Cincinnati. 8: Boston, 5.

Cincinnati, May 10-The Cincinnati team developed a hitting streak in the first two innings of today's game and won by making seven runs. Both Hale and Heis- man were hit rather freely and c1e Reds had many errors. Attendance 1200. Score:
 R. H. E. Cincinnati .... ....3 4 0 o 0 f-S 10 4 Boston -. ... ....1 0 O o 4 0 0 0-5 2 Batteries: Heisman and Bergen; Hale and Kittredge.
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Bussey. Time :SO. Umpire-cline. Attend ance 1890.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE GAMES.
Atlanta. 12; Chattanooga, 2.

Chattanooga, May 1o-Chattanooga lost the game here today through vile umpir- ing by Clifford, Chattanoogan, and viler errors by Spratt and other members of the team. Both teams player ragged ball and the game was the worst ever seen on the local diamond. Attendance 75O Score: R. II. E. Chattanooga .. ..10112OO2 2O-7 r 3 Atlanta .. .....0 0 041 %-12 Il g
 Batteries-Moran, Dolan and Roth; Ba- ker and Latimer.
 Centerfielder Leidy of Atlanta has been suspended by President Nieklin and his place was filled by Bailey.
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Little Rock. g: Shreveport. 1.

Little Rock, May 10-Two scratch hits and Hulseman's double was the best Shreveport could do off Watts delivery today. Every Shreveport error cost a run. Bennett was put out of the game for kicking. Jim Delehanty of the New York team and McCann of St Paul join Little Rock Monday. Umpire Harklns Attend ance 15OO Score: R. H. E. Little Rock .. ...2 0322OO OO*-9 9 Shreveport .... ....1 0 100 OO0 0 0-1
 Batteries-Watts and Lynch; Reust and McCuire
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Many Sensational Plays.

The game abounded in sensational plays and the heavy hitting of the Barons drew applause from the crowd. Sample was completely knocked out and Hill was sub stituted In the eighth, but too late to save the game.
 In the first inning, after two men were out F. Smith drove the ball into center field for three bases and Daddy LaRocque followed with terrific drive to left field fence. The ball shot through hole in the back gate and rolled into a mud hole one hundred feet beyond. As the old man trotted across the plate, the crowd arose en masse and gave him the glad l hand. The old fans say he knocked one in the same place nine years ago. In the third inning Billy Smith hit line drive on top of the hill in center field for two bases and Frank Smith followed with long drive into deep center for three bags scoring his predecessor. He att empted to stretch it into home rula and would have made it but his torn shoe tripped him and he was caught about two feet from the plate.
 Batted Hard In Seventh.
 Birmingham's next heavy batting real ly came in the seventh. when Sample was sent to the tall tim bers. Lol,gley led off with a two bagger which hit right field l fence and rolled back to level ground. l Billy Smith duplicated the hit, scoring l Longley. Wiseman made a. desperate attempt to land the long fly but he fell down the high embankment and the ball rolled safe. Frank Smith then made three foul tips which the catcher caught, making them strikes He walked away | in disgust and LaRocque came up. He drove the ball for clean single, scoring W. Smith. OHare walked and Moss hit for two bags scoring him. The next man up flew out and the run getting for Bir- mingham was ended.
 Nashville put in Hill and mede a des- perate attempt to rally but Denver, the youngster signed by Birmingham today was simply invincible and the Fishermen went out in one two, three order, Long ley and Billy Smith doing some magnih- cent fielding.
 Brown caught a beautiful anne, and by his pretty throws to second soon put a st oo to the base stealing Fishers fast est runners were frequently caught six or eight feet from second.
 The work of Warren and Moss was of the sensational order, and a big 1eaguer could not have covered the terri tory bet ter Sorber Is sick in bed and wes unable to even go to the grounds. Ballentyne has been indefinitely suspended and returns to Birmingham tonight.
 The score is as follows:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelnhia. 6: St. Louis. 5.

St. Louis, May 10.-After a great battle ending in eighth and ninth inning rallies by St. Louis, Philadelphia won by score of to 5. Attendance 40OO. Score:
 R. H. E. St. Louis ......100000 31-5 13 2 Philadelphia ...0121000 0011-6 g 2 Batteries: Popp, Yerkes and Nichols; McGee and Dooin.
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New Orleans, g; Memphis, 2.

Memphis, May 10-New Orleans by su- perior all around playing early won to- days game from Memphis. Ehret was hit freely, while Stewart for the visitors was effective at critical moments. At tendance 250O Score: R. H. E. New Orleans .... % 3 i o 2 1 2 0 0-9 Il ? Memphis .... ....o000002 0-2 6 5
 Batteries-Stewart and Abbott; Ehret and AccorsinI.
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Philadelphia, 1s; Baltimore, 4.

Philadelphia. May 10.-The home club outplayed Baltimore in every department of the game today and won easily. Kee- ly strained his leg while In pursuit of the ball and was compelled to retire. At tendance 6337. Score: R. H. D. Baltimore .... 70 DO 0 0 0 0-4 5 Philadelphia .. 70 "-13 10 2
 Batteries-Firman and Robinson; Hust- ings and Seers.
 Cleveland, O., May 1o.-Cleveland and St. Louis game postponed, wet grounds.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Plans and specifications may be seen at the office of the undersigned for a three and one-half-story brick building, to be erected for the Birmingham Medical Col lege on Avenue F, between 18th and 2Oth streets. Date on which bids are to be submitted may be ascertained at office or the architects. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids.
 MILLER & MARTIN, Architects, Hood Building Birmingham.
 Ala. 5-11-7t
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston, 8; Washington, i.

Boston, May 10-Boston defeated Wash ington today in the quickest played game ever witnessed in this city. Just sixty five minutes elapsed from the time Um- pire Sheridan called play until the last Washington player was retired. At tendance 395O Score R. H. l.. Boston ...... ......OO2 200001*-3 8 1 Washington .... 70 0010 o 0I 4 2
 Batteries-Young and Criger; Orth and Dri
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Ralsinu Georgia Cattle.

Atlanta, Ga, May 10.-A company has purchased and fenced in eleven hundred acres of land In Lincoln County. Georgia, and will, 1t Is stated. devote the tract to raising Georgia cattle for the market. The corporation Is said to have options on 10000 acres in the samo vicinity. The first car load of cattle was sent today from Atlanta to the new pastures. The company Is financed by New York men.
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Gives truthful revelations of all business affairs, troubles, marriages family diff entities and divorces; RESTORES LOST A EFF FICTION; REUNITES THE SEPA- RATED; tells now to marry the one of your choice; how to win the man or woman, you love; low to make your hus- band or wife or any one be kind and true to you, and overpower your enemies; cures drunkenness, etc.
 Professor Vests offices are neatly and privately arranged. 17SOh Fourth avenue, corner Eighteenth street, in a new build Ing. Hours a. m. to 8 D. m. Sundays to D. m. Fees soc and up.
 This advertisement and 50c entities the holder to a full $2 reading.
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Nashville, May .-GSpeciaD-With mag nidcent team work and the invincible pitching of Denver, the Coal Barons out played Nashville at every point of the game today and for eight innings not a single fisherman reached third base. The final score was to l, aud the clumsiness of Umpire Cline saved Nashville from a shut-out.
 In the first inning Abaoatichio attempted to score from third on A long fly caught by w. Smith, but the little center fielder shot the ball straight to Brown who al- most had 1t in his hands when Cline ran between him and the ball, allowing Nash vile to score. Birmingham raised a wig orous kick and the crowd was with them. If he had not interfered Abbatichio would have been out by ten feet, but MT. Cline allowed the run to count, robbing Denver of a Shut-out
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f1cia1s say there Is absolutely no founoa- tion for the statement made yesterday al Baltimore, Md. by William Pinklcy. managing director of the Neptune uns of steamers, that the Morgan shipping syndicate has bought the Cunarc line.
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GO TO THE GAME.
Birmingham vs. Chattanooga.

Full details of the ball games received at the Apollo Billiard Hall, 15 Twentieth street. Every play reported just as it is made on the diamond. Results of other Southern League games received. Ad- mission 10c.
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Howard Plays Wednesday.

Birmingham Athletic Club and Howard ball Wednesday, May IA, at West End Park Some of the fastest amatuers of the city will be in the game, among whom will be Billy" Huey.
 large crowd Is expected as 1t Is for the benefit of the Athletic Club building fund The line up is as follows
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BARONS TAKE A
 BRACE AND MIN Defeat Fishermen in Good Game by Score of 8 to 1 DEAVER RALL0WS THREE HITS New Pitcher Signed by Birmingham Does Great Work-Sample for
 Nashville Knocked Out
 of the Box.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Birmingham 8, Nashville l. Chattanooga :, Atlanta F. Little Rock g, Memphis ?.
 New Orleans 9, Memphis ?.
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Pittsburq, 8; Brooklyn, 4.

Pttsburg, May 10.-Both pitchers were hit hard but the locals hit at the proper time and profited by the visitors errors. Kelly Keeler was put out of the game in the fourth inning for kicking. Attendance 4700 Score: R. H. E. Pittsburg .... .....0 0 03122 *-S 12 1 Brooklyn .... ......0 0 0 O. Il
 Batteries: Cheesbro and OConnor: Hughes and Ahern.
 Chicago, May 10.-Chicago-New York game postponed; wet grounds.
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The baseball team of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company defeat ed team representing the Moore & Handley Hardware Company in ten-in- ming game yesterday afternoon by score of 12 to II. The game was exciting from beginning to enc and was witnessed by a large crowd.
 The score by innings:
 T. c. I. .. ............1 O25011 2-12 M & H, .. .. ........2 22 01 Ill
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COLLEGE GAM ES.
Vanderbilt. g; Tennessee, 8.
Yale, 8; California, 4

Knoxville, Tenn. May 10.-Vanderbilt g. University of Tennessee 8, ten innings.
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They say a Kimball Piano is the best Seals Piano and Organ Go.
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Coolest place and best drinks in the city at Gum Drug Go.
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Moore & HandIey Defeated.

Yale Field. May 10-Final score, Yale SEA- California 4 1-6.
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Score by Innings 2 Sy
 Birmingham. .... ......2 001140 0-S Nashville .... .. .... ....1 0 0 o o 0 0 0 0-1
 Summary: Two-base hits-LongleV, w. Smith ?, LaRocque, Moss. Three-base hits-F. Smith ?. Home run-La Ro cque. Sacrifice hit-Moss Stolen bases--1Abba- tichio, Reltz. Bases on balls-Off Sample 3: off Denver 8. Struck out-By Beaver B. by Sample 3. Double plays-Fishor to
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QUACKs EXPOSED
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Since Speclalism in medical practice has become to be so universally popu- lar, many unworthy, constituencies quacks rush into print, extolling their claims to preferment, boasting that they have made some wonderful dls- covery, or possess some exclusive method or miraculous power to cure the sick and raise the dead.
 That the reader may not be deceived and defrauded by such mountebanks and hypocritical human leeches, We will state it is fact capable of verifi- cation in every instance, that men who make such wild and bombastic boasts simply cannot substantiate their claims.
 These fellows are usually of the "QUICK CURE' variety. Each day they will advertise some one disease which they will claim to have made a speciality for many years, and claim to have discovered some great original method of curing said disease in some incredibly short number of days.
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Expert mixer at Gum Drug Co.'s fountain.

No family should be without Schillinger's famous Lager Beer.
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Special Offer Extended PROF. WEST
Office 1730a Fourth Avenue.

The true herald of merit is deeds. The secret of Professor Vests unbounded suo- cess is that he advertises nothing but what he can do. He guarantees every one of his predictions to come true or makes no charges. He is the only life reader nracticlng in Birmingham who has a di- rloma So don't be misled by cheap pre- tenders.
 lou are given names, dates, facts and figures concerning affairs of your past and present which are staggering proofs of his marvellous gift.
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All sporting papers at Brox- tons Place, 1O8 2Oth St.
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Cunard Line Not Sold. London. May 1o.-The Cunard line of-
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GAM ES TODAY.
BY BOHEMIAN c. BULGER.

sw Orleans vs. Memphis at Memphis.
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During the opening parade some one remarked that the band ought to change tunes. With astonished look on his face "'Sox" Sorber, who was sitting near, said why don't you know ciat Is the Cham pion Sheet Iron Band of Tennes- seer"
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Billie Campbell, the fast little left handed pitcher of the Birmingham aggre- gation. will be in the game within the next two weeks. He is improving rapidly and was out yesterday walking around It is possible he will be held out, how ever. until New Orleans puts in her ap- pearance on the local grounds.
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Bob Weaver, B. W. Brumley, MT. Beck, MT. Holmes and several other Birming- ham men witnessed the second game in Nashville. They were the only ones who yelled in the first three innings and the only silent ones thereafter.
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Among the Birmingham players and vis- itors there were many expressions of pleasure over a message received from Manager Haller that his baby was much better.
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Nashville's baseball team say Birming- ham has the hardest hitting team they ever saw and believe we will finish first, second or third. They regard our infield as strong but say we need better base rlnnerS
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