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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-07
SCHOOL OF THE AMBULANCE,
New Orders for tho Instruction Of the
Corps In tho National Guard.

Adjt.-Gen. Porter has decided to mako
change in the organization and instruction Of
the ambulance corps In the National Guard.
For a regiment or battalion. the corps In 40.
cordance with the orders published Sept. will
consist OF the medical officers Of tho command.
tho hospital steward. and as company bearers
three enlisted men from each company OF sew.
enty-five mon. and two enlisted men for zach
company less than that number: For troop;
battery. or separate company the CORDS will
hereafter consist OF the me- ica officer and four
enlisted mon. The medical officer In charge Of
each corps will provide for his men coul % OF
instruction. consisting OF:
Rudmsntary instruction in .tomy and physiology.
Rudmentary instruction in the diagnosis OF the ma
ture Of accidents and disease manf.sIaons TO which
National GuArdsmen are subject. and the common
means for the prevention and treatment Of tho same
InstructiOn the common means employed for
the urgent relief the sick and the injured including
srecher dr and matters pertaining 10 transportation
Instruction In individual and camp hygiene.
More attention will DO given to- this part OF
the National Guard work In the drills and In.
struction this winter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-07
JIn Hail Disnsurea for Lie.

sAr YsAsc1sco, Sept I.-Parson DavIea who hh
Mount Clemens, Michigan. taking mineral baths for
rheum atsm. writes to friend In this city concerning
the Hall Fiusimmons AFFAIR A. follows:
1T simply an outrage to cast any blame In the
matter on Jim Hail. and equally an injustice 10 strio
ute to him the slightest act OF cowardco All the talk
that has been made be attributed to Carroll whose
vsporinEs have been hoobyah and silly that have
prsferrsd to let the Intelligent public draw Na own IN
feresce rather than occupy my time making rson'tas
After IL was found impossible to have the nsht 'p 81
Paul. there alleged oiier OF al tOu purss J! Al
l said the word. Han would have fought fSr that
Amount willingly, or even FOR eAtistaction- Nut YOU
know am not naginx lighters for glory. and wa:
not going to accept ssUD when thete was prospect
Of double that amount Neither Am handling rough.
AnAtumbie sorapper il was only reasonable TO expect
that the man who defeated Dempsey would have,
world Of money behind him. and that many who
WAGER on him bssvins him nvincibis am ,Srry the
thing fell through. and much more sorry that any
eager to nsht from nrst to last" ,,.. ,,,,
The Parson adds these lines about his nght win hal
"You will BY the papers doubt some account OF
little dinnculty that Hall and myself had here an
;ssinS when ne ia ale lie ia resting pescsfuy in
next room and sill 10 all right In few days although
Aind4urod lifAV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-07
Postponed Games OF th. Brooh,y. A. o.

1UwtpUueu 0husOU OF eu0 nrUORIy2 "A. ..
Tho BROOKLYN Athletic Club enjoyed the day yestsr.
day BY deciding their postponed bsrs games the
grounds At Aaspsth. The track was very heavy. max.
ing fast time impossible. The results were,
One hundred-yard Dash-First heat won BY A. woer.
ner. scratch; + Fitzgerald yard second. limo liA
seconds Second heat BY W. J. Cottsr. ~ yards;
Charles Quad. = yards second. Time. lik secondA
Third heat BY B. westrsck. yards James Costsr
yards. second Time, TX secouds. Final heat won
BY woerner. ". J. Cottsr second. Fitzgerald third
Tina II l.5 ssconda
Two hund ROD. and snty. yard Run-Dsad heat b.
tween A. Wosrner scratch, aud ". }. Cottsr yards.
Time % +5 seconds
Two.hundred and wsnty ard II urdls Rses-won BY
J. FitzRsralu scratch. E Desmond, 10 yarda SEQ
ond. Time, 3lt& secondl
One half. mile Run. Hsndiesp-won by Matthew
Moore IS yards: r. Wsstrack. ~ yards. second Time
2 minutes 2sA seconds.
One mile walk Handicap-won BY James cortsr, 20
seconds; r.. iisRerioh, ~ secOnda second Time .
minutes IS IS sscondk
ono mile Run Handicap-won by @. Kipp l+0 yards;
r. wsstrack 10 yardA second Time minutss AK
RecQpdA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-07
All the Crack. or tho vince, ON Hand.

HARrvoRp Sept. 8.-This city 10 alive with bicyclsth
who have come to attend tho annual meeting OF tho
hartford wheel Club and the constitutional convon.
ton Of the League OF American wheeimen. II has
bssn raining steadily all day. which makes matters
look dubious Tor the success OF TO- morrOws racea
There will be . parade Of whselmsn tomorrow
morning In the afternoon the races will he held At
I6srtsr OAK PsIk. AmSnE ne pronnsnt, champions
York 4. Ii Rch v. :. Murphy. 4, zimmeIma,. 9.
ii. Murphy. And II. Smith New York Athletic Club;
MiS.,is t!Ss q YsrH; y; T.siss ]; Y; R,s1;s:
Canadian champion and hcDunee. Tyler, Gethena
and other speedy men, Two English racers Moody and
liz .On are entered to race against tho American
cracks tomorrow. There sIe also a iarss number OF
tend the constitutional con, ention to DO held on We'd
weather 10 fair and the track In good condition.
It 10 expected that the mile will be covered inside Of
Ininutta 10 seconda
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A Bic Quot Contest To-day.

The QUOT tournament to-day a. Richard whites
grounds In South Brooklyn 10 looked upon BY the pa
irons Of the Eams TO BE- one OF the most important
events OF the that has occurred In this vicinity
lime vtty deIl.rs II Sssh prizes will b sWsrs
Alexander kennedy came owe! from Phiad ephiA
yesterday and shossl np strong n game With Tom
used hts fayoriis nne'ronnders and they ~srs pro-
nounced bUAutisa The fhilsdephian won tue game by
u 70 ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-07
Plans OF the New York Club.

'ns New York baseball team arrived home last
ssn" AND all the members were in . good state OF
reservation, They will begin the present home series
.'hs Polo grounds this morning Manager Mutr,s
tns team will make desperate snort to overhaul
ana In This undertaking Will play on many
i.h iHby be I'VE games. day q the Pole srounds
AZ shicsEo viii come over TO the Polo grounds IL
al ent cihsnnAti VII play Thi. plan viii b ear
49, play a. many GAmss ~ possible before the
oSesS No doubt the New Isrks will BE- wssnly
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The victory OF the Manhattan over Brooklyn on
Saturday the former club tho lead in section
OF the League and they will play on for the champion
ship of Now York with Staten Island next Saturday.
The BrookIyns have lodged protest against tho de-
cison of their with tho Manhstans, but 1t cannot
hold tho umpire in the match decided against them
and his ruling IL wrong has to be accepted Tho
batting averages are now complete, but the bowling
averaged for which James q. lloyd offered cup have
not yet been made up. It. Is known. however that NJ
rnrd.
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CAL M,cARrHY OFF FOR VIEW oRLBASA
Before 0oing ne Advised Hts Friends e
Net that He woulA WHIP Warren.

Cal Mccarthy left for New Orleans by the Erie ROAD
at7.ss r n. ysstsrday. He was accompanied BY Jack
OHarA his trainer having received Saturday At the
Illustrated H.pi once tickets for two persons and $40
meals during the two days trip The boy was
looking In excellent shape He did not show mark Of
any kind the result OF his nfteen rounds with Bobby
burns FRIDAY night lie weighed IA pounds in or
pounds on tho journey as has until sept ~ before
he meets Tommy Warren, to get 10 Iih pounds.
MoNarthy had intended to train at BAY 1T Louia bnt
- arren has already taken up quarters ther he VIII
Beach. whore Jack dempsey trained for tit1immons
mllea from BAY st Louia
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The Cincinnati Club win play the New FORKS two
games At the Polo grounds day The hpst game will
81 al ii 4. \. aud the second st4P. n.
Over in Brooklvn Capt Ward will lead his men
against The Chicasoa to day Ward will play himself
and aud his men I'LL have 70 look out Tor thsm
solvss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-07

sICTioS TWO.
cKicEfr TO-DAY.
m "a Ralmnnt oR phuadalnhIa ~ L I,,i,

Staten Island w. Belmont OF PHILADELPHIA ct Living
ston-
Paterson vs.. Manhattan, at Patterson. N. j.
Fort Hamilton vs. Cosmopolitan at ort Hamilton
Berkeley va kingA County. At Norris HsiRhtA
Harlem w. Trenton Y. N. {, A.. At Central Park.
Manhattan Second VIZ Paterson seconi. At Prospect
Park
srxAnsHIr uAJKsrics hLsvyN nEArEk.
At Paterson Saturday the Paterson Club defeated
from tho steamship Majestic BY the following
score:
PATERSON. MAJESTIC.
Jw SmAiwood, not out 81 DR. Looking, c. Sutton
4. iIolmes c. Locking. hAttock ......,.. o
Wsterwortn.. ........ s Il. Smith. stumped sut.
W. riarkson b. T. smith Isl con, b. Mattoce 10
VI, Mattock. C. and D. X. Hunt Mattock ........ D
Smith ........... ....... 3lW. WiltinRham G. Sut
l. sutton Mathe wman. ion h Muitock. ....... 2
b. Il. smith alA MAihswmnh stnmpsd
J. Hinchine. b. Mathew sutton. b Mattock 80. .
mAn....,........,..,.... Jones. Vat ocS..... 4
Towers b Is. Smith... OC.N Ater worth b. MAtiock u
4 II. Pitcher G. Locking j. Courtney b Mattock. /
b r. smith ..........,. OlS Barker tlarkson. -. u
II. Grimshnw, l. b. b. toll-t! mot ont ...,... U
Mathewman ........... IGrinthS Mattock. %
A. Bardnor. mt out ,..., 10
4. Holmes did not bat. =
VI
Total.
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THE EASTERN ASSOCIATION,
Baseball Games To-day.

Baseball Games To-day
HArIoHAL LuAouE
M. Nss yort " Cincinnati At the Polo grounds a y.
-Broofiyn Va Chicago At Eastern Park a. u. and
Philadelphia " Pittsburgh at Philadelphia "a H. and
Boston " Cleveland at Boston "A. \. and P. N.Y.
AMERICAN AssociArioN
.Athlstios w. Milwaukee at Philadelphia "a y. and
Baltimore v. Louisville At Bai,imsrs "a n. and
Boston Vs. g. Louis At Boston "a. n. and End
Washington vs.. Columbus At Washington "a. II. and
kAsrrKs ASSOCIATION
Buffalo ". Lebanon q Bunalo
p! CcSEin.hl.1n A. vs.. Boston A. A. At West New
Ssss.h.sn 50. '. Stain Island A. O. =. ives. New
tisscsnt 4. o Va New Jersey A. C.. at Bergen Point
,-Ho.ton A A. " New Jersey A. O.. at Bergen Point
Byonns Q. G. " Iroquels A. C.. a Bergen Point
Young Mons Association v. Iroquo' A. c., At Bergen
Ssi .f:.s: :. s.y.s. ESs
y, =: Ss.asa s..: sas:'.
standard. " Meteor. e Marion az; ~
xsviers Va Aorrlstown. At Morristown a. n. and
Orange, A. G;SaA C. schuytnl Navy. At Orange
~ M.:.Held 4, G. vs. Harlem A'A. .sw''sa'ld an
south Orange F. C. vs. Nswsllyn a c.. At South
Ea.S.iiold y. Yerk!il!. yMG.A A. At rutherford
!:r::y:y: Ts iSs :. hH Piesss.a H.
Au.S ia. Z s.y: .. North
81:
y p I.s;os. e ~
walden VI Hssksnsaet Q. o. .. walden n. NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-07
Oa,..lded Gum.. at Lacro..e.

AT the monthly ladies day meeting Of III. Athletic
Club Of the Schuylktll NAVY. held Saturday. the
lacrosse team OF the A. g. ~ defeated the
Athletic Club OF New York by goals to
we're played Il Montreal and Cornwall Yesterday AT
Montreal she shsmrooks dsfeatsd the otAwaa BY 80
eioW The OAplsoA Of Ottawa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-07
Fractured His skuI Dlviar.

James Givney. SO years old. OF $50 West
Forty.sixth street. dived from tho railing OF
the iree bath at the foot OF West Fiftieth street
yesterday morning. He struck the bottom
with such force that he fractured his skull
He is In Roosevelt Hospital.
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Ahertons ..".........:...,.,2 o u u -
lsrtons FIRST base on bas-On Smith, I: on Galiissn
Psani, ponohus. sislIy; g. Donohus. Cohn s3G
en-Wi lliAms ~ Dennis stolen basss-kenzie
Williams o. Green Tucker Double plays-willians
ahd Demein Hit by pitcher-kenzie Lever Ore eli,
ssmih- Passed ba!ls-Dennis Gu Umpi.s-iIopkius
CUBAN GIANTS, q; UNIONS 3.
Carlsbad yesterday the Cuban Giants play Cd ono
o. the most enjoyable games seen here this Tie
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zach tag at He'd Bank.

Rrp BArz, Sept o-Ths second rses Of the series Of
three to be sailed between Fred Oskes's Enigma Clin
ton Jsmsss undins and Herman Duryea's Twilight
vas called TODAY Oh tie South shrewsbury Enigma
won, Undins second.
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The Pastime's Games,

c'sss finishes were the order yesterday At the
monthly games Of the Pastms Athletic Club their
grounds At tho foot OF East sxtys,xth street H. j.
Donovan succeeded In creating record for the
potato race Ills time 81 seconds against 81 2.o
seconds hold by v. II. Roberta Ths summaries follow:
onehundred and.twsnsyyard Dash. Handicap
third Time. 10 IS seconds
one hundred. and nifty. yard Novice Race Scratch
ing third lime. Ia seconds
Half mile " ak. Handicap-H Msysrs. 50 seconds
nrst; Levy - seconds, second, Lsb4od, ~ SEQ
onds, third Time. minutes and 30 seconds
Putting the Sixteen pound Shot Handicap-J. O. Rsin
Sfset inches rrst Pulvermiller. scratch. sscond
FreibsrR. = feet = incheA third.
siShundred yard Run. Handicsp.finsl heat. Pfeif.
fer nrst Nc Carly second. MurburR third.
Mile and onehalf Run. handicap.0. q. Honander
scratch hrst: }. Henerman, " yards second; Blu
menthaL 80 yArds. third.
Potato Race, scratch-M J. Donovan nrss J. Silver
berg second.
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TEE VOLUNTEER WILL BE IN IT.
The Last Yacht Race OF tho Year In East
ern Waters.

The Last Yacht Race OF tho Year In East
ern Waters.
Borrow Sept a-on Tuesday the last yachting con.
test Of the season Of 1891 In Eastern watsrs will DO
sailed OF Aarblehead will b the fall regatta OF the
Eastern Yacht Club. and fat purses are offered
namely. $500 and 300 to nrst and second in the
schooner class and $500 to first In Of the forty sxfoo
era with ESQ second than four boats start
The volunteer will DO starter. and she h said to Be
very fast In rig. Tho 4sfoot class will not DO
fully represented. The Mneoa 10 hauled out at Bay
RIDGE the Jessca ana uvira will not start and the
much look sd.for 9loriana viii Also DO missing This
bfings the down TO the BsAtrx. Aloorak, Owee
ne. barbara sayonara and possibly the Gossooh sev
era lrtters have pAssed between tho owners OF the
Bearix and the Gloriana durin the past ten days And
the most urgent invitations have been extended 70
iatter had up mis- mind not again this
Lewis Hsrreshon has written 4 letter to . we'll
known Boston yAchtsmau telling him that tho with
drawa of from tho races was not desired ~
the rm. Who have every conndence In the Glorian.a
modore Morgan believe him to be an honorable spoHts
man. that he has his own strong porsonal reasons
for not racing. watch may come ont In the future
The past week has been busy one ~ l.Awlev'A the
lafooters expected in the regatta on Tuesday
have all hauled out and PLACED "a mrs. class con-
Of the Owesne and boiled to her keel owner Turner
and Capt Charley Barr believe that treat improve
way since Thursday She has had several bolts driven
into her keel and has been materially strengthened
Her sails are also being rscut
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Shooting Fixtures for tho Week.


Monday-wsvsr!ey Gun Club, blue rocks At Dexter
Tussdsy-Northsid. Gun Club live birds At Maspsth.
acknowledgements uun Club. live birds. At Wood
lawn Park: Parkway Rod ana Gnn Club i've birdA 1t
Tharsdsy -Intsr.s.a.e team Trap Shooting Ls.su.
Climb live birds at Dexter Park.
Friday-Ridgswood Gun Club. live birds at Ridge
sSsurdsy-Prospsct Heights Gun Club, blue rocks At
PArkvills
CRACKS rHE Shotgun AND FirLE.
Fred Boettecher and r. II. Garrison are likely to
shoot match at live birds for stake OF $50 or S
Garrison says he "a Ieady to shoot from the 2syArd
marx and allow his opponent three yards
Tho College Point Schuetzen Club will have their an
nua shoot a College Point next saturday Ihrty;nys
shooters will cOmrete on tho l2oyard range nine shots
. man. for the club prize
Z II. Garrison OF tho Fountain Gun Club and Edgar
Murphy are likely 70 be matched q 'Qo hye brda
wants the amount II 900 side.
r P6ster Of the GenmOre Rod and Gun Club W. g.
Levens and j. Blake Of tho Parkway Rod md Gun club
VIII shoot for gold trophy valued at $50 At hfteen
live birds EACH at Dexter Park Wednesday or Thurs
day next
The Emerald Gun Club will have a picnic and team
shoot ~ DexterlPark on Sept a. sides will DO chosen
By Col j. II. rosa and Major u, u. Remssn, On the
same day tho Return match between ~ Quinn Of the
Emeralds and J. Lavelle OF tho Down Town Athletic
Cu At twenty-five live birda twenty Ave yards rise,
for III. will be shot
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To Dispel Colds,

Headaches and rsy:rn elssSss the .y..sm
10 impure or sluggish to psrmansntly cure bAbitusl
uss eySup OF HSa-laA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-07
Base Bsl, Polo Grounds, To. Day.

Two grand Lessus, championship, Rsnss cinein
noon sams o'clock Admission 81 csuta-IdG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-07
IMPURE CROTON WATER,

Tho condition Of Croton lis the important
wAtsr that has been brought bsfor. the nhaiAnta ut
tion 10 ser"u. but the remedy very snris rse Pas
tour frOof Fii,er and trnton viii he abso-
lntsiv pnra hAny lsa ns ,cisntAts hav. pronounced
the PAstsr thu only Germ Proof ttltsP
made ssnd for catalogue see II At $3.50 BroadvaT
near S3th st
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.. s '.SS ss. s... '.ss: ::.s iiiSr:
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Y~sterdRy's q ames,

ALLrHroxh a; LsoSrIxss Il
OF the many semi professional games that were "a
Fave been played YESTERDAY many were postponed.
- follows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-07

Bargains In Furniture
Will be plenty for . few dsyA FlintS West 18th st
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Now York Beats California At Riae Shoot
ing.

tslesraphc match at wissss Cypress Hin Park against
the California schuetzen Club as verih0d by W. Hayes.
referee Of the californi. Club sho.ed total o. ~
Ssn Francsco phed Yesterday morning that thu
Pacific coat had scored J.. 4ai points This So
points.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-07
A number Of attractions have been arranged
Brooklyn Clubs court to day.

BroOklyh CIuD cOuFt 20 uAy.
AT SOUTH sBooKLyN couRh
Tho veteran South BROOKLYN Bandball Court Of Will
apps arance on Saturday The young battalion OF sx
psrs ere out all their glory clever play
fnv W 10 result, Tho 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-07
TIE HUs1LERs At HANDBALL.
Many Spirited Games. and tho Fro.ise OF
Some Matches.

-Ciub Day" At the Brooklyn Handball Clubs court
was unusually lively. The gallery WAS crowded and
the ers seemed BE- tuned up high pitch The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-07
vBAr Dun PLAYERS HAvr DOVE
The Bsstsns aaA rlsiAing Average Or che
Two LEGAL CIubs.

ma following figures show what the players Of the
New York ana Brooklyn clubs have accomplished,
yoRK-pArytNo AyRpAeu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-07
IN AGED FARMER RORSEWHIPPEn.

J. B. Pace Tobacco Co. Richmond. Va
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-12-10
WHERE CAN He Be :
------..---
Mr.. Spencer, Who Strayed
Away from His Home
Tuesday, Has Mysteriously DiSap-
peared, and
Most Diligent Search Has Failed to
Find Him Thus Far.

Mr.. Spencer the aged uncle of Prof.
Freeland, who was reported in THE
COMET OF yesterday morning, as hay
lug lost his way home, strange as it
may seem, was not yet found at late
hour lat night. The greatest alarm
prevailed all day yesterday, Proies-
sor Freeland and others searched the
woods and by-paths all the forenoon of
yesterday, but they found no clew to
his whereabouts. In the afternoon the
fire bells were tolled and great Gro Sd
was brought together. 1t was an
nounced that reward of $40 would be
paid Tor his recovery, and large party
went out in earnest search. They
searched the suburbs and the neigh
borhood cautiously, but all proved
fruitless,
1t is feared that he has strayed from
all shelter and is frozen to death, He
was seventy-nine years old, ami his
memory so impaired that he could not
long recall anything told him. So
lar as we can gather when
last seen he was going rather
In the direction of Professor Freeland's,
having inquired of one or two parties
as to the direc ion. This was about
twilight Tuesday evening. He is said
to have been near Joe Lyle's, down the
E. 7. V. & G. Railroad, but that is
probably incorrect.
He had come here with Professor
Freeland's family only few days ago,
and was wholly unacquainted with the
place, having come from Bakersville,
N. @.
Strange indeed is his sudden disap-
pearance and what is stranger still,
he has not been found after a days
search.
Where could he have gone that no
one could hear from him? That he
was frozen to death somewhere in the
woods or by the roadside is the only
theory.
We await further developments, ear
nestly hoping that his peope may yet
find him alive.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-12-10

not the purpose of the management to
sell the char ces. but it has been done
in two Bristol and Wash
ington. AS an evidence of how our
people here in Tenness, g, AS well as
those at Il distance, will appreciate our
Bob, the ell noes have sold at figures
winch the average lecturer can not
hope to reach The price paid in
Bristol is neary three times as much
as the Hon Henry Wa terson com
man@s,
Fhe ball is now rolling, and there is
every reason for tie management to
expect great things. The lecturer
will do his best and to one who has
heard him in his best humor this is
saying great deal
Beginning at Johnson City, he goes
next to Bristol, thence 20 Greeneville,
Morristown, Asheville, N g., Knox,
vile, Athens, Cleveland, Chattanooga.
Other dates have not been arranged,
but he will probably go from Chatta-
nooga to Washington, d. c., after
which he will resume his tour of the
towns of Tennessee.