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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-26
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90 Eft.

VVO RENT-To parties who would like to
Il take gentleman 10 board nice tenement; city
water ate and new house. Address Tres. P O. Box 2s4
ITO LET-Three first-class tenements, at
II Nos u and 2sDayis st. For particulars apply to
IS :. : 90 dtii y /. i, ELY co.
no LETvAn upper tenement of six rooms.
a Apply at No IS Spruce st. d3t' s24
no LET-A nice convenient tenement of
or rooms, at 50 Chandler st gas and city water.
Apply at house. LETT hand bell stable room if wanted
ITO LET-A tenement of or 6 pleasant
han rooms al on the south side Of ae hogfe Also
ITO LET-A frst-class tenement of or s
., rooms at No 26 West st. Possession given Oct lst
no LET-Two good tenements of 6 rooms
81 each Rent SO each d iqque at No." "llm0' st
ITO LET-Store 27 IL by 100 feet, with
Il basement fully lighted same size in Library Block,
ability. Apply 10 L. s. AMMIB9wN Southbridge,
Mass. Population Of town nearly 6OO0. DIN aul2
Two LET-Desk Room in the Office of the
First National Fire Insurance Co, 40 Main street.
no RENT--wITH Power Dine more nice
Il ROOM O6 40 feet, in our new mills safety elevator
sewer and water pipe rent very low r-,,, %
FsyO LET-Rooms to rent for OFFICES and
- STORAGE. 10 Lincoln House Block. Inq Of P.
BROWN, at Trunk Store. DIFF mis-
VVO LET-To one or two persons, an upper
4 tenement of 4 rooms. situated within five min
utes walk ofthe p o. modern mPToye91Genti Apply
aus deoptf 59l Main st.
EEVO RENT-A good Barn with stalls and
Il carriage room city water &C.. rear S6i Main street.
Apply on the premises, or to JAS. MELANEFY,
aus dMTh&Stf Gas Co Office.
ITO LET-63 Providence ST., S good rooms;
= city and well water, gas Inquire on the premises,
Two LET-To a small family, a cottage
n house, containing six rooms at No. 2 William st.
81 deop5t W. J. MATHEWS.
VNO LET-An upper tenement of or
Il good well water, garden, and privilege in
mot street. DIR au2S
Two LET-An upper tenement of rooms,
Il pleasantly situated. on Grafton st. Rent Sl2 per
month"; Inquire of j, II. HAVEN on the premises
dit s23
TVO LET-Office Room on first fioor-A
first floor, in CIRCUITS Block, 3S7 Main Also, good
rooms on I'd and 81 floors Inquire in GrOut Putnam's
Book Store DIFF sl9
FTNO LET-A pleasant smt of unfinished
Il front rooms without board at Al Pleasant St
SIT dtf
THyENEMFNV no pENT Of : or e
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X INDERGARTEN. - MRS. KNOX re-
~ opens the Kindergarten in the Lower Rooms of
the Public Library Elm ST., Monday, Sept O. and begs
to assure her patrons Of the loving care of their
children, and attention to their best culture which
fr0ebels system demands Hours from 81 to l2A
Music culture 10 children IN classes Of four afternoons
Apply to Mrs Knox, at her in the Lincoln house
aug an O'
MIR. c. G. STEARNS gives instruc-
position. '
ROOMS All MAIN ST,
(up staiIs) SO
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ssaA FOL S A L E-THE CYRUS
Hi. CllENERY PLACE, socalled, located in the east
k part OF Holden. tour miles from the city OF WOr-
cester, and half mile from the Worcester and
Gardner Depot at Chatinviile.
said place consists Of large tWo-stOry house. three
barns, and other Oubulldngs, all in good repair $50
acres OF good land well divided into moving tage and
pasture land and almost entirely fenced with good SUBJ
stantial stone wall The place Is well waered and has
an abundant supply Of various kinds OF fruit
The place Is one of the peasantest In the county for
country residence or for milk and dairy farm.
The place VIII be sold together or divided MS may DO
deemed best by the Administrator and purchasers Also
for sale,
THE sTRATTON LOT,
so called, (adiOinng said piace) containing about so
acres Of excellent land, wen fenced
For particulars in regard to price reference mny hehad
TO DR.. A. H. Robinson, No. 6 Dudiy st., Boston High
lands, John A. Chenery OF Worcester, II. G. q WD
Chgnery, on the premises and the Administrator.
ETHAN DAVIS,
Administrator on Estate Of Cyrus Chenory.
llolden, sept. u. 1871 d&wlm sl9
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HALLOCK MEDICAL INSTITUTE
143 COURT ST, BOSTON, MASS.
DR. T. HALLoCK, Chief Consulting Physician.
BRANCH OFFICE,
293 Front Street, Washington Square,
Worcester, Mass.
OPEN IRONS A. NJ TO OP.M

from the Saturday Evening Express Aug TO- 1872 u
We direct the readers to the advertisement OF Dr.
Hallock The Halloek Medical Institute has become
fixture in Boston, and is cxceed by no similar estab-
Hshment In the country. The learning and experience
OF its chief consulting physician: the ability polienes
and general bearing of its assistants have obtained Tor
it celebrity corresponding its efforts to secure te
confidence of its patrons We are assured that none are
employed at the establishment but those Thoroughly
skilled and qualified and regular graduates at one or
more Of the best medical schools in the country.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-26


The tobacco rot prevails quite extensively in
the vicinity Of Middletown One farmer has al
ready lost $500 by il.
There has been split in the famous Colts
band Of Hartford, and seventeen revolving mem
bers have formed new band.
The New York Times Isays that the entire
German convention at Meriden the other day
consisted of thirty-fve delegates eleven from
Hartford, seventeen from New Haven, and sew
Gu from Meriden, and it adds with the same
truthfulness that: ut was the thinnest kind of
democrat fraud, put up at the liberal head
quarters for the purpose of deluding the Ger
mans of other states"
The cords are tightening around the unhappy
new stockholders OF the odorless rubber com
pany al Middletown, the latest DEVELOPMENT
being summons to appear at the next term of
the superior court to state whether they owe
anything TO the company They have already
paid in 100000, and it is claimed that further
assessments are due from them, which the credi-
tors Of the company would like to get hold Of
The New Haven Palladium tells this little
yarn with as much assurance as need be for
twice the number Of birds: Erred. Morse and
two Of the Cowell family'-Henry and Daniel
went out Tor days shooting on Friday, and
woodchuck not being very plenty, they thought
10 try their breech leaders on a flock of black
BIRDS. simultaneously they tired, aud after the
smoke had cleared away they picked up and
placed IN pile l79 Of these farmers pests, and
heniy declares that il was not much of day
for backbirds either"
Donald 9. Mitchell has nearly finished a
unique house Just back Of his present residence
as.i H s,e,d, ne lower story front being of
osu stones such as are used In the construction
q stone fences, and the front above This If
Moo, Nhhe the sides and rear are of rock stone
Inc General effect is said to be yery pleasinS
e Misha s. Dunn, Hartford boy, was probably
fatally injured on Sunday, while cheitn,,,iy
falling some thirty feet from tree ,,d !illgJ
broker limb which entered his chin t ear,1gI
up through his lips and nose 10 M c,reS,g
making a irightful wound '''eau'
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Acoiorcd man named Benjamin Cresev ,yas
arrcsier IN Elmwood on Monday, for Iavins
whipped bis young nephew, who lived with KIN
in d cruel manner. The boy is covered viii
scars made by the buckle at the end Of bride
rein with which he had been beaten.
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M is S L. E. LEARNED
TEACHER OF PIANO FORTE.
II NDERGARTEN- = MRS KN0Y

Lessons given at private houses or at Rooms &C Front
st. Apply at $ H. Leland 4 Cos Music Store.
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N E W r. o U T T
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I 7 CIOsVTS, WlTGr;
barn, with carriage ROOM &c attached. Also spen-
lars see ,,e JOHN SCnoFIELD,
no RENT-Funished lodging rooms. In
\ qure at 295 Front st. DIFF 81
| GENERAL TENEM BNTS TO RENT.
| - A. II. HAMMOND u CO., 8 May st. dtf aul5
FEVo LET--Room No. 4, at the head of the
a stairs of First National Bank Building Apply at
First National Insurance ofice 40 Main st.
FTO RENT : Suits of Rooms or Single
\ Rooms for Offices. Also, Desk Rooms, and Rooms
n2s DIT . GooDNow u TAYLOR
FTO LET-A good lower tenement, at Grown
Il St. No. !, of rooms, with all modern improve
ments, furnace, gas, city and well water dit slb
| FHNO RENTAL upper tenement of five
= rooms; on south end OF Benefit st.; $3.50 per
i've rooms on Hermon St. TO some one who is willing to
pay part of the rene by care Of horse
THo LET-A pleasant front suit of unfur-
\ nished rooms; city water and gas at 527 Main ST.,
/ up one flight. diff sic
no RENT-A desirable tenement of or 5
Il rooms, with gas and city water. For further par
tlcnlars, Inquire at No.6 William st. diff sl4
| THV0 LET-A tenement of 3 rooms. Inquire
Il at % Jefferson ST. diff sIl
ITO LET-The beautiful Residence of the
4 subscriber, Mt Vernon place. large garden, alum
| dance of fruit and flowers. Address ii. X. GREENE,
Dread Institute. diff au3l
TFO LET-At No. 60 Myrtle st., tene.
Il ment Of six rooms, with city water and gas Also,
store suitable for provision or grocery business In
Two RENT-One large room on first floor
= over Iatt, Bliss ~ Lincon's dining rooms Inquire
Store. dtf aul
FFO LET-A nice tenement of seven rooms.
Il L. Apply to A. S. NEwCoMB.
|
Two RENT-A nice tenement of rooms,
- with az modern improvements. Address Box 497,
| Worcester. .. dtt aus
EEMALE DOMESTIC SERVANTS,
Employ Office, opp Mechanics Hall. Several the best
families in Worcester, wanting servants have left their
| orders there. iy2O diff
| NOR SALE OR TO BE LET-The Es-
IL tate of the late BENZ Butman on Nav ST in \Vor-
stable sheds and Oubuidings The house has thirteen
rooms, besides the attic and hall IA feet wide EXTEND
ing through the house. 1t built in the thor
ough manner, and has always been kept in perfect re-
| pair The land contains great number OF ornamental
trees and shrubs and large fruit vegetable garden
The barn and outbuldngs well arranged and in
| celent order. Apply TO JOHN G. KING,
an9O dlsu Hstate St, Boston.
no RENT-A tenement of 6 rooms and a
| Inquire at 81 Chandler ST. dit au29
| ROOMS TO RENT-Nicely and newly
board, by 0. MARrIN,
diff 80 Pleasant st.
THO LET.--A Shop, to let, No. ia South
bridge st ITO feet long, ~ stories high, and cellar
ngi will make very good Boot and Shoe Shop Rent
ow. Apply at No. li6 southbridge st. dtf ja4
FTNO LET-3 desirable rooms; also, the loft,
Il suitable for Wool other heavy business over the
Hardware Store of -. KlNNlCUTT co.
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NINE. HUDoN.
TEACHER OF FRENCH

MISS NELLIE FISKE Will receive pu-
ANA pills in Music at her room on Front st. No G6
commencing on MONDAY, Sept. 23d. dtf III
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-17
Foreign News.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, Sept. 16.-The London journals of
this morning rejoice over the decision of the
Alabama claims controversy, and express the
hopes that the foundation has been laid for
permanent good understanding between the two
nations now that all the necessary reparation
has been made to America. The Standard, how
ever, thinks that the tribunal should have
awarded damages only for the deprcdatiOnS OF
the Alabama
1t is asserted that the car will demand the
abrogauon of the treaty of Paris for the purpose
of cooperating with Austria and Prussia
As Prince Arthur is soon to visit Birming-
ham, the authorities have made the usual APP
preparation for the expenses of his reception.
The republican club OF that city, at a recent
meeting, protested against the increase of local
rates for such purpose, declaring that illumina-
tons, decorations and banquets at the public
expense, on these occasions, are no longer In
accordance with the spirit of the age.
Members of the international society met in
convention to-day in the hall of science in this
city. The meeting will continue four days.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Sept. 1G.-President Theirs, when WIS.,
iting the United States steamer Shenandoah,
Saturday, complimcntcd Capt. Wells on the ex.
cellent condition of his ship and the discipline
of the crew. He expressed the hope that
friendly relations would always endure between
France and the United States. Capt. Wells re-
piled, cordially reciprOcating the good wishes of
the president, and thanking him for the honor
conferred on the American navy by visit from
the chief of the French republic.
John Jay, United States minister to Austria,
arrived here today from Vienna.
SPAIN
MADRID, Sept. licking Amadeus, in his
speech on the opening of the cortes, declared
that the government was determined to subdue
the rebellion in Cuba, and that he would send to
the island all additional troops required to bring
the war to q close.
The senators and deputies of the ministerial
majority in the national cortes, in joint caucus
yesterday, resolved to support Rivero for preSi-
dent of the cortes, and Figueroa for president
of the senate. Senior Gorilla, prime minister.
was present. and made a loyal, patriotic speech
He assured his friends that the government will
be administered not for party but for the whole
country. AS for the king, he would stand by
him to the last and die on the steps of the palace
if necessary, in defence OF the dynasty.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-17
New York.


CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR.
New YORK, LSept 16.-Controller Green RE-
fuses to be a candidate for mayor in any event.
1t seems to be the general opinion that eX-Mayor
Hayemeyer will be run by the republicans, while
eX-Registrar John McCool, Smith Ely and john
Kelley are talked Of for the democratic nomina-
ton. Mr. Green, in reply to the tax payers as
ISOLATION, while promising to consider the mat
ter of the appointment OF an additional COM
missioner OF taxes, distinctly stated that he
thought the present number 0our) sufficient.
THE BOOK TRADE SALE
is doing fairy. Standard works bring good
prices, but others, and those Of new authors, sell
low. The sale tomorrow include consignmentS
Office & Shepard, Noyes, Holmes &iCo., and Car
ter, PettO & Co., Boston.
RECEPTION.
A splendid reception was given at the Lotos
club tonight to Edmund Yates, the Eng
fish author. He was introduced by White
law Reid, president of the club, in terms COM
plimentary to Mr. Yates literary ability.
Among the celebrities present were Mayor Hail,
John Hay, Prof. Youmans and Thomas W.
Knox.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Elias Specht, musician, fatally stabbed Ed
ward Butler, Saturday, during quarrel.
Matthew Morgan, au artist, was arrested for
burglar, Saturday, by mistake, while calling
on friend in Nassau street, aud was locked up
in the station house.
The coach drivers had meeting last evening,
and resolved to demand an increase Of two dol
lars per week on their present wages.
The Irish revolutionary brotherhood held
meeting yesterday, and issued call for a zen
eral meeting to be held next Sunday
Robert M. Butler has not yet obtained bail.
The weighing OF gold at the sub-treasury was
proceeded with to-day.
Iron for church in the town of Aucou. Peru.
was shipped there, last week, at an entire ex-
pense oil 100000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-17

BALTIMORE, Md, Sept. 16.-At O'Clock this
morning members of the grand lodge of Odd
Fellows of the United States were Escorted by
the grand lodge and encampment of Mary
land to Odd Fellows hail. where an ad-
dress of welcome was delivered by Creery,
grand master of Maryland, and responded to bv
Frederick X. Stuart, grand sire of the grand
lodge of the United States, The body then or
gained for business, Al grand lodges and 35 of
grand encampments being fully represented
and the 1871 representatives composing the grand
lodge being all present.
Prussia is represented by District Deputy
Grand Sire Hugo Woolheim. The deliberations
Of the grand lodge will probably extend into
next week. as many matters of general import
ance will be considered, among which arc
schools, libraries and asylums, the translation
of the ritual digest into German, the compila-
ton of the history of the order and relation in
Australasia, Peru and Europe generally
At the forenoon session of the grand lodge of
Odd Fellows the annual report of the grand
sire was read, showing a balance in the treasury
of S1942, exclusive of further estimated receipts
of $4,000, The order was reported in a flourish
ing condition in Germany, Switzerland, Aus
tralia, and South America, Committees were
appointed and delegation Of officers fixed for
tomorrow During the session the grand lodge
was conferred upon Hugo Wallhem district
deputy grand sire for Prussia.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-17
Washington Items,

WASHINGTON, Sept 16.-Doubts having
arisen as to the right to entry, under the tariff of
June 9th, 70, of goods for warehouse on the 1st
of August, the latter was referred to the solicit
tor of the treasury, who expressed the opinion
that goods in port not landed or entered prior to
August Alb are not entitled to entry under the
act of June 9th, r. The treasury department
has directed collectors of customs to conform
their action thereto,
The examining board for promotion of engi-
neers in the revenue marine service met to-day
and examined several candidates.
The treasury department has written a letter
commencing Captain David Richie and the Of
fcerS and crew Of the revenue cutter Moccasin,
for conduct at the time of the Metis disaster
L. B. Rawson has been appointed by the pres
dent as marshal for the southern district of
Florida.
Customs receipts for the week ending Sept.
18th: At New York, S3,522 ,3OS for Boston,
S552,S05; for Baltimore, S165,749.
Balance in treasury: Currency, 1896, S70.72;
coin, s75,s64 ,69S.63, including 1927, 566,OOO in
coin certificates
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ADVERTISING RATES.

IL DAILY sPr-For the Square OF ten Ii es ofagat
type time IS cts; each Subsequent inse ion 50 cts;
week s275; weeks $500; month $500; year ~;
andthe same proportonally for any number Of squaE
Two lines for one week sIo0; three lines sl.25i
lines 81 81; avenes $3.50 Local notices IS cents per
line each insertion. Business notices Is cents per
line. Obituary notices. resolutions &C. I5eentspe-I
Legal advertisements per square for first insertion
each subsequent insertion 5Ocents.
Special positions in the paper, and special styles (
display will be charged extra rates Cuts and doubl
column advertisements allowed onyto limited extent,
anddoube rates charged for the whole space occupied
IL WEEKLY sPT-First insertion sl.o0 per square
eachsubsequeut insertion so cents; months sI00; on
year $500
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Sanitary Improvement Association.

New YORK, Sept. 16.-A large number Of
medical aud other scientific men have organized
as the American Public Health Association, with
Stephen Smith of New York as president, Edwin
NJ. Snow of Providence first vice president, and
c. B. White of New Orleans second vice presi-
dent John IL. Ranch of Chicago treasurer, and
Elisha Harris Of New York secretary, Francis
Bacon Of New Haven, W. NJ, Clendenin of Gin.
horn of Philadelphia, MORGAN Morris OF New
York and John NJ. Woodwork of Washington
executive committee. Various important sub
jects were referred to special committees. The
present number of members IL nineiy.hye all
well known workers in the field of sanitary i'm
provement In cities of the United States and
Canada. The next meeting will be held at
Washington the last week in February
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-17
HmdInm Lamentations.

SAN FRANCIsCo, Sept. Ex-Governor McCor-
mick writes from near Colorado river, under
date OF Sept 8th, that the Indians on the night
of the 4th inSt.i broke into the corral of james
Grant, stage proprietor at Cullor's Well, Ari-
iona, and stole twenty-five horses.
SALT LAKE, Sept. 16.-The correspondents
say that the Indian depredations in San Pete
county are not all over. Qabinna is reported as
the leader Of several hostile bands that have
not yet started for the reservation, and the set
tiers continue to guard against raids.
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PersonaI TcIcgrn,ns.

?, Col. Thos. Scott and party reached Salt Lake
Saturday.
Horace Greeley delivered an address last
night at the fair of mechanical arts at Newark,
Capt Dryer, of the fifth United States cav
airy, died at Camp Dale creek, Arizona, the last
of August.
Hon. Joseph L. Keck, president of the Gin
cinnah board of aldermen, and President Fitz-
gerald of the common council, who bear official
invitations to Horace Greeley and President
Grant to visit the Cincinnati exposition, have
been informed by President Grant, at Long
Branch, that his official business will prevent
his going west at present. Mr.. Greeley ac-
cepted, saying he would go to Ohio from Indi-
ana.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-17

AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. 16.-The Kennebec
Journal Of tomorrow morning will publish
complete official returns of the late election of
governor from the entire state, except some
small plantations which last year threw total
vote of S3S. about evenly divided between the
two parties. These final returns give Perham
1924; Kmball, "a, 742; majority for Perham,
17,OS2-an increase of between COCO and 1000
over the majority Of last year, and little more
than double the average republican majority at
the gubematorial elections Of the last three
wears
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-17
MnsIed NInrderers.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 16.-A party of
masked men went to the house of Henry Miller
(colored) at Christiana Rutherford county, Sun
day morning before day, and on his attempting
to escape shot him dead. His offence was be
getting child by white woman. A colored
woman recognized two of the men who raised
their masks as Elisha Lynch and Joe Elliott
The latter is a relative Of the woman who bore
the child. Warrants were issued for their ar
rest, but they escaped.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-17
The Weather.

WAsHNGToN, D. c., Sept. 16-S P. M.-Prob-
abilities; For the middle safes, northerly TO
westerly winds and clear weather, and probably
extending eastward over New England on Tues
day; for the interior Of the southern states east
OF the Mississippi, generally clear weather. light
to fresh winds and partly clear weather along
the gulf coast; north of the Ohio valley, gener-
ally clear weather and northerly to westerly
winds
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Bishop smi,h,. pi-cIosurcs.

SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. 15.-The Herald, a
Mormon journal of this city, saws of Bishop
Smiths affidavit on the Mountain Meadow mas
sacre, that he is either a murderer on his own
confession, or perjurer, and calls for his arrest
and trial on Il requistion from the governor OF
Utah. 1t also protests against charging the
massacre to the MOrmons as n peoDle
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-17
General Political Intelligence
MISSOURI.

MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 16.-Ex-Senator Henderson
has accepted the nomination for. governor by
the republicans.
The female suffragists of this city have adopt
ed resolutions approving the fourteenth resolu-
ton Of the republican national platform recog-
nizing their rights and commencing the action
of the Massachusetts republican state conven-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-17

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 16.-The mass meeting
of journeymen tallorS tonight resolved to give
the tailors' exchange until Saturday to recon-
slider their action refusing the increase of u per
cent on their wages, If a refusal is persisted in
a strike will follow