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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-08
KELLY TAN7S THAT MONET.
He Says He Has Rcen Dcfrauded and He
Means to MAKE Fight.


The men employed in the shops OF tho
Brooklyn Navy Yard had something besides
their work to occupy their thoughts last Fri
day. Much discussion was occasoned BY large
placards conspicuously posted in every shop
in tho yard. The placards read as folows
]. Alexander Kelly. who is going to Scotland to claim
some property and money which is rightfully nine.
but which defrauded out CT and rs nm short Of
funds. ! hope my fellow workmen will assist In my
undertaking. and IL am successful will repay double
the amount ALEXANDER KELLY.
Placards were also posted on tho cruiser
Maine and cruiser No. and others. Kelly is
n workman in the shpbuilding department.
He is n Scotchman and came to this country
Mt tho age of 10 years. Ho lives at 300 Stan
ton street He said last night to a reporter:
1.-Two with my father at 81 Gosrck street. In
1896 an uncle OF mine named Patrick Kelly
landed in this country. He told my father
that Cart. .AleXanher McKech2ie Of Greenock.
died one day after her husband Cart. Me-
Kechnie was Kely's granduncle and Kcllv's
father was his sole hc!r His father he said,
was easygoing and thought that the English
Government would take the money and notify
never n titled. and in 1880 he started to go to
Scotland Tho son learned some time after
that his father had died from fall.
In 1887 Kelly went to Scotland and found.
he says. TINT will had hem forged. and that
nered with. II no is backed ny by his friends
Kelly says. he will retain Sir Charles Russell
for his counsel. and he thinks he can easily
secure his property. Commandant Erhon
but Kelly says they were up long enough 10 let
his fellow workmen know what he wants.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-08
THOUGHT NE SAW ECEGL1RS,
a nd the Rev. Henry &. Swcntzcr Called ont
the Police Reserves.

The entire reserve force Of tho Twcnty-
second precinct police station. Brooklyn, was
called to st. Lukcs Episcopal Church. ON
Clinton avenue. near Fulton street. early yes 3
tcrday morning. an alarm having been sent
out that three men We're at work at tho Clinton
avenue door trying to effect an entrance. The
church was recently rebuilt. and is one OF the
finest structures in tho city. Besides u val uable
silver communion service there is n quantity
OF brass trimming inthe building that might
tempt burglars. knowing this. tho police
lost no time in surrounding tho place. in hopes
uf capturn. the thieves. Tho police made nm
hours search uf the church. but failed To find
any trace al tho men or any evidence that the
doors OF windows had been tempered with.
Nothing had been tnkcn.
Thr rector Of the church. the Rev. Henry c.
Sweht2rr. sent no alarm to the police. and he
snd rs!rrGay that he snw tho three men try
vert t. thu; window Of his study and saw ,hon
make sure Of their intention and then gavo
the alarm. Ho cunnot describe tho men
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-08

CANOE PLACE INN. Aug. Tho event OF tho
day at the training quarters Of John L. Suli-
van was the arrival OF II committee from the
Manhattan Athletic Club. The committee
consisted Of five men. among whom were Eu-
gems Van Schaick. CAPTAIN OF the club. aud
his Brother ". $. Van Schaick. The object of
tho committee was tho presentation Of
splendid s.llt-sccOnd full-Iewclled watch to
tho champion. On the occasion OF the Jack
NcAulire- Billy Frazier boxing contest at the
II. A. t.. John l. Gcted rs referee. The club
rendered to John larE" sum of money then
in payment for his services hut he rcluscl 10
accept IL. luG"nc Van sclaick presented the
watch To- the champion on chaIf II tho club
IN n few wcll-choscn words. 10 which tho
champion replied IN an nprrcciativr mann 4.
lha watch tears the fvilowln. inscriptions:
John l.. sullivan. worlds champion. from
Eugene Nan Schnick. Captain: John Il. Auder-
sor. First Lieutenant: Fred H. Fortmyer; Sec
ond Lieutenant. Manhattan Athletic CLUB.
john /. lid his usual work to-day. EIo is
in excellent condition. The weather is cool
and inyigurating
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-08
NOT AN ENBEZZLER.
Walter Pendleion Expiains His Arrest and
Makes DenInls.

Walter Pendleton. the real estate and fire
insurance agent Of New Brighton. Staten Isl
and, who was arrested on Saturday afternoon
on n charge OF embezzement made b. Fred
eric c. White. general agent OF the Fire and
Marine Insurance Company Of Springfield.
Mass. was out on bail yesterday. He had
been locked up in the West New brighton Jail
until late Saturday night when Mrs. Ogden OF
New Brighton furnished tho $1,000 surety de-
mandcd by Justice Acker
A Sun reporter saw Mr.. Pendlcton yesterday
afternoon. He was very indignant about tho
charge against him.
"About II month ago" he said. MIR. Ham
mond Van Nctchun took my place rs agent
Naturally enough. there We're 9. number of
unpaid policies outstanding, and tn. :nsur-
nuco company thought there was about $40
du" from mo. OF that amount | had $50 on
hand. and tho rest, $40. had not been paid in
to mo by the policy holders. went down t.
Long Branch n week ago last Thursday. and
n i.iout the same time Mr. White cam" O in
spcct my agency. rs he does alt agencies. [
was not in. | had no clerk, the Office was
locked md so Mr.. White concluded had left.
lIrprocurad tho warrant and had mo arrested"
Mr.. rcndletou denied that he he had neg
lrcted his uisinres. that he had iloated worth
less checks that he had lost money on :he
races and that he had been dissipatcd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-08
a BURGLAR BlHIND THE TRUNK.
He Came Ont when the Mississippi Senator
Called Hin md Showed "a Pistol.

He Came Out when the Mississippi Senator
Called Hin md Showed Pistol.
Edward n. Scudder. planter and member
OF the hlississippi Senate. appeared In the
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
morning as complainant against John Scott, q
burly half-brecI South American Indian.
whom he accused OF attempted robbery.
Mr.. Scudder is tall. slim. and wiry. with Jet
blaci; eyes. hair. and moustacho. With his
wife and two young children he left his plnnta.
ton about two months ago to make a trip
North. Since then thoy have been at Newport,
Saratoga. and iockaway Beach. Several days
ago they came hore and took rooms on the
second floor Of the boarding house at 35S West
Thirty-ffth street. On Saturday night Mr..
Scudder and his wife visited the Madison
Square Garden. They returned homo about
midnight Mr.. Scudder was on a lounge
smoking cigar. when his wife. who had been
endeavoring to close ono OF the windows,
walked up to him and in a low tone informed
der had been was BIC trunk Mr. scudders
Mr.. ,scu1der ,:trolled over to the trunk. and.
lars; oreInai HIS yalise and got his hand on the
stock Of his pistol GIaneing Gehind the trunk.
Showing his pistol full in tho mans face. MIR.
WIN n cry OF Don t shoot. please don't
Shoot the burglar rose. He was much larger
than Mr.. Scudder. but was very much fright
ened. and kept lodging around the room and
begging Mr.. Scudder to lower his pistol. Mr..
Scudder did SO for u second. feeling sure that
he had his man shfe. But the burglar had
managed to get near the open door. and he
made u dive through it. and was down the
stairs and out in the street before Mr.. Scudder
realized that he had gone.
4 thorough senrch az the room was made.
but nothing was missing. Mr.. Scudder then
told his landlord about the matter. The land
lord SIN led and said he thought he knew who
the thief was. About u month ago a big. swar-
thy man took room on the fourth lioor Of the
house Two weeks later l,itIidsomo silver
friend of tho landlord. disappeared from the
house. and the landlord suspected his swarthy
toarder. whose manners did not always please
him., At 3 O'clock yesterday morning the
landlord heard the front door open. and going
to the stairs no saw scott coming up on tip
toe The man WAS hareheaded and looked
Very much frightened AS soon as he got to
scuddrr and his wife identified him; police
man was called and scott was locked w.
When searched two pawn tickets. one for tho
prize yachting cup which had been pawned
for SO. were found on him..
raigned in tn" J"rorson Market Court yester-
day morning. and was remanded until day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-08
kNIEID BY 4 FURIOUS WOM4M
Trs. CaIentra Goes to Hospital with Three
stab Wounds Of Mrs. AntOnIo's Making.

Two small Italian boys OF the Antonio and
Calcntra families. who live on the top floor OF
the tenement at lat Elizabeth street. got into
II quarrel yesterday morning. and the Antonio
boy got the worst Of it. His mother. Louisa
Antonio. met tho Calentra boy in the lower
hallway last evening and beat him unmerci-
fully with n stick. Mrs. Calentra and Mrs.
Mary Nugent. n neiGhbor. ran down stairs to
sec what the trouble was. Mrs. Nugent had
her baby in hor arms.
what are you doing to ny boy?" shouted
Mrs. Calentra to Mrs Antonio.
Tho Antonio woman turned upon Mrs.
Calcntra and stabbed her through the check
with n fish knife Mrs. NuGrnt caught hold of
Mrs. hntonios arm. whcrcupon the latter
tried to strike her baby, Mrs: NuGent rnn into
tho street and Mrs. Antonio stabbed Mrs.
Cnlentra twice more. once in each shoulder.
Mrs. Culentra's fourteen year-od daughter
Angelina had como down stairs and Mrs
Antonio made u dash Mt her. knife in hand
aud was caught and restrained by the by
rtandors and turned over 10 the police. She is
~ years old and Is tn" wife OF VI. Antonio
who sells fruit nj Delaney ard Sheriff streets.
Tn" wounded woman lost considerable blood,
and is seriously hurt. Two weeks ago she be-
came II InotEer Shois in ST. IIncont 5 Hospital.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-08

these facts instead OF draft on New YORK. nm, b.v.
hands u ySu can get on" want you 20 leave this
%%se ,sn 's sSss5 e hpYsht and
'os'' Lrsffs b. FArLKSrn
annother letter, dated Mt Evansville. Nov. 20.
lp. aod a MT ddiowSr that lin" wpsa good
other matters In part as follows:
Fitzgerald bn, written me In rc,ly tn a rcoomm,r,a.
snrtoga, b1t In imsictt nau II may tail through. IL
SS NO s ss way 2s Shrrs sapnose yoa yi need
nov Sss "s G yet 'sF an %' sd
taken H. Wn.tIer he vii or nt i1 mnsm M is !" Us
remains TO- be seen lilo used to tel N"SWe svc,y'
gov saiu. 70 but since Mako" was slaughtvgei ~
iiost" h near ne Is not so Welcome a. the White
is,,T.1 her, .sns rsssr; N; stat.
fr.nis '1' '''
Tn. people here who have been SO bitterly sighting
any results e AND tnf ia, naye s ec tse w "a rn1ss
6a 90 there before onga.t when viii depena s Upon
business in hand here .,,...'-
pS n sys long spS9 before h 10 60
only v"n. wb.re bnsSy.. ou, MA. na'g
w"nd much ike to sae yoa AM, ass Food inR Cant
you run down With NJ" 10 washington about he ims
si has appointed stowci, rosmaster at seneca
ia ~. re Whs nEsn't & AZ Ghl"a nna before Nay
me. as ever, yours truly, LE>IsG H. FAuLKSrr.
Gen. Faulkner wrote sevcrnl letters II, which
rptprrpn q Asgistupt Snprp-
tnrv ~ thn rroasurv Eniyc III IVA ~ $500
tnrv Manrin,,'s ,,mrr, ,riond.ii,, tnr,ar TIn,
self Thn in,erni II No WY AN winnnt
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tin ,nr th 1,nn,',,' v;.i,s ~ ~ nni @
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nrnmsnte ,,i ~ ,ntohYniunee nav ot tS
rrCn,,v Inv INV , nr+ MI nnr,iniv ;ns.ina
.hnS M vi.t;n,s TnnrnnR,,,ts vs. .,,
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nSsu,S mw,nuleu upwh - S Sioi: , 'm ,
IL, ~ storS ,nnrn u. La ~ ,pnet n"n,ia ~.
iS pi1 ~, ,'1 o tL, b l,'
on Black fr'uny hiGht me books were Jared
n"r's rntrrn vas brnnvht nEont throurh W,.
Eoirchila sn II 90 statna IN "ond nnthorttv "'
Thn Han Dnnisi Z InckwnoI who was ibe
Initial Stnies Distr,rt Attorney declinsI nh.
snimtciv 10 n,,tn any njedge Tor immunity TO
James fauIK nSr for "rI r.turninr from Tnnnds TO
tastiTv ,g,inst bia hrnthnr Than III" hank
,Srnnt ,r'S T,i.nIs meih necotiptions Win
the authorities nj WnshinrtHn. Aftcrwari.
,vhi,a ~ nt,nin,i cnstndv .Ian,es Faulkner
Vent Vent to ~ Wnshiu.ton and sIs Various "fiisials
IN tho 'rrsnsurv D C Cnarimont nnu iho D,nnrt
mani mr. az JnSfiro1 H. cInimnJ TO hnvo rern;ved
nositiyc nromisc OF immnnity. and when he
VOC nro,i,,,Lt tn tr;, ~ Snntennnr ISm ho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-08
inc suns Guido to New York.

R'pl'oS 10 G't"Siions ASKED creyV day IN The
guests ana cdE9s If Tie An@icnu meh'0poHx
Suggestions 10 Sghiseers anil prGnhcdl ,nGp,'nn-
NoHJor practical pe0piP. The SIN rW DuLiish, in
time for use Al Me to'umbHS Cc'ebrG'i0u merit o.
tober. co"L9l h, igdQie. and p'a ccdl yuide book
10 ms cRD. IL 'cW tell risi'1rs rLat the siyhis
are. leo" 10 reach M'rm. ~hcre Ia i0dge AMI jOard
Th@e here and he cost, r',Te 10 40 Wh0e.dle or
retail ShOpDing. ho,r 10 dptu'e MOuselrpS, aud grt
rest rhFi weaIVo Of s0htseeiay. II ,oH be afirdc-
trfD printed. PHEASANT 10 red0. and tie sutsci
mdHr WW be dr,ied aud arranged in q ,ray 10
insure tie JrS! results The retail price ,riH be IS
cents per copM The S'n's Guide vM also ogey
'noQuGHCd and exceptional opportunities 10 alcsr-
Users. Those 'oho 'rish further Information on
this 5 bret should address The Guide Book Do.
partnent Of he Se,c York .SuIl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-08
TRAINS BLOCKED BY TIE FIRE
Fircmcn Utilized the Elevated Tracks In the
Rowery as YantnGe Ground.


The Third avenue elevated and surface
roads were Tiorc or less blocked AZ Grand and
Canal streets from 10 o'clock until 2:2O
o'clocl. yesterday afternoon. because Of u fire
in tho ilvc-s:Hry building at 80 Bowery. Tho
fire originated On tho fourth floor. occupied by
4. Schocnlank manufacturer .! mattresses and
bedding. and found abundant food In the eM-
cclsior and other light, !uiGmnabic material
with which :hc place was stocked. It spread
quickly and soon enTelorpd The entire upper
part Of tho building. Tho smoke was very
dense. Water tower No. l WIS trained on tho
Are and the elevated railroad structure gave
tho ilremen n good position to fight tho flames
from. For an hour sixteen streams poured
wnter into tho luildinE and flooded it from
roof to cellar.
The ties on tho elevated road caught fire in
several PLACES from sparks sent up By the eiI-
isnes WORKING undcrnhnth. Tho uptown
track o. tho elevated ga clear. and trains
Wore switched NJ Ninth street. The surface
cars were switched at i,rcOnc street
The fire cnuS,d II damage OF $4,000. and adj
joining stor." were Iwr:agrd by water. The
principal losers were: Sob"l < Co.. mems fur
nshine store: 4. @rh0rnlank. bedding: and
Stuta n CO.. upholstery trimmings. There was
II fire in the sam" building two weeks ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-08
doc ChoynsI<i VIII FiIh Jin: laiy
EIght.round Battle There.

LONDON, Aug. L." Parson" Davies and Joe
Choynski called Mt TaE Sun office this even
ing to discuss the lighting carnival at New Or
leans in September. On behalf Of Choynski.
Davies says .hat he will match his man to fight
eight thrcc-minu,c rounds with James DAILY.
Corbctt's trainer. who has recently oilcrcd to
fight TitZsiInlnUrs Oh sept. 3. the date in
tended for i!.HsiInnuns' contest with O'Bricn.
Davies further SAYS: III tho Olympic Ciuh
will offer Il c"asorn bio purse Choynski will sal,
at once for New Drlcnns. and vii. not ask for
expense money for HIM. The reason that stip-
Ch,yrsEi 10 train for u finish contest on that
dntC.
If DAILY will not make this match wo will
FNil for Amcricn. on the City Of Rome. Aug. 10
chOynnlI is in good health. and mar Of his
habits can easily train sufficiently on tho
N:ht worth seeing with any man of his weight"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-08

New ORLEANS. Aug. T.-At the district en-
campment Of tho Grand Army of tho Republic
today three white posts Were represented
EUt tho negroes vera in control Of tho organi-
2ntion. one of the few white members Gen.
\. s. BADGER. was chosen Commander. but the
delegates to tho National Epcampment arc
negroes A resolution was adopted to cstab-
lish homo for culurrd soldiers M tho Marine
Iir3I irH building. and the Department Com
marder and, III" Council Of ADMINISTRATION
wrr" directed 10 prepare an appeal To the COY.
OF tho Grand Army.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-08

New ORLEANS. Aug. THE Orleans Light
Guards, the only colorcd military company in
the State. has been compelled to disbnnd on
account OF an act Of the Inst Legislature which
forbids the organization. existence. or drilling
RI any military company not belonging to the
State militia except those whitn companies
which are specified in the act. Tho Orleans
Light Guards nppCa!eh To the Legislature to
purmit its existence but ~ attention was Iad
to it's request, As the law iorI ids the com
Ianr from dHl'in& or, appearing N public, it
decided iO-day 10 dist and and turn over its
prOpurty to u cplorod charity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-08
II VIII Require u Police Permit.

The Harlem Early Closing Association Is
to adopt Il new plan to dram up the ngi-
tation for early closing. There arc three
firms. Greenwad Bros. Seventy seventh
street and Third avenue: J. Harris. Eighty
fourth street and Third avenue. and Frank &
o., Third avenue. between seventy ninth and
EiEntinth streets. whicl, hnye not consent"! to
Will have IA sort Of moving mass meeting to.
night. between Sryrnty- seventh and Eighty
fourth streets. on Third avenue and speeches
will he made Mt various points.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-08

New ORLEANS. Aug 7-The Democratic
Congress Convention in the Fifth district Q!
Louisiana has resulted in split. due 10 tho
old feuds In tho party. and two Conventions
have been called to nom! naie candidates. one
in Septnmber. the other IN October The lat
ter viii probably rcnomlnat" {. D. EOatncr
aud tho other will unite with the Farmers
Alliance and nominate an Alliance man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-08

WYASpoTTE. Mich. AUG. 7.-Angered by .
long series OF insults from his fellow work
men. Herbert Gault. laborer in the rolling
mill hero yesterday afternoon sought revenge
on John Lun.stur. tho chief of his prosecutors,
by pouring - dluIcr Of boiling hot metal over
slimbs. causing fatal injuries. GGult has a
walk with limr. His fellow workrnen have
lately made him tho butt OF their Jokes. owing
to this deiormity. He has been lock ed UP.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-08
Murdered by Her Young Sui,or.

COLUMBUS. Ans. flames Cameron shot
and instantly killed Mary Smith near North
Columbus last evening. Cameron is = French
canadian. 20 years old. while the woman Was
81, Sho had rejected his Offer OF MARRIAGE
aud was to have marie anuthc" iiau soon.
The woman was Il divorced wife an leaves Il
daughter aged IL Cameron eScau"a,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-08
Died with both Legs On.

Joseph Naher. 81 years old. was run over BY
van Mt Spring street and Bowery on Friday
evening. His right leg was badly crushed.
and no WAS taken to st Vincents Hospital.
Tho surgeon attending him said that amputa-
,on was tho only chance Maher had. Maher
refused to havo his leg cut of. He died yes
been due TO his own "arelessness. He WAS u
wjduwcr and lived in the Arlington House,
Thir;y-iourth street and Second avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-08

Fred w. licrmlna, Young confcrtioncr or White
Plains sncnt "a Uray n!e cArUs,ng in this city lie
rucreH The Mercer street station yesterday afternoon
hnh told the sergeant tint he had taheu n dose of
cyanide ~ potassium. He sHt when he wpte up IN
thr morning anJ fu nd his watch and money gone ho
te!t dIHgutI'G and lie did Eut return 10
VIM" f.ains ana determined I" end his hie lie was
sent 10 ST. Nncents Hospital lie viii recover.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-08

Needs assistance 1t may be best to renderi promptly
but one should remember to even the most perfect
remedies only when n. sded The best and most sim,
pic and gentle RENE Is the syrup OF FIGS uauufss-
tlred hv the CAlifOEnla Fig syTuu Lo.-Aas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-08
MICHIGAN.

lsHPENING Aug. Tho Champion iron
mlne ut Chnmpion., fourteen miles from here.
period. Six hundred men arc out OF employ
mcnt Tho nine which is one of tho oldest
and heaviest producers IN the Lake Suror.or
cost OF production.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-08
JAMES FAULKNER'S PARDON.
THE WRECRER OF THE DANsTILJE
BANK FREE AGAIN.

Cicmency Granted Him on tho Sole Ground
that rte Testified Against Isi- pro'hcr.
the Late Gen. Lester IL. Fnniknrr-Some
Letters OF tho General whica Are in-
tere.ting From n Political Standpoint.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-13
Register Register !! Register !! I!
AT the courthouse Friday and Sat
urday.
SOCIETY.

Ed. G.. Dunlavy is in the city to
day.
DIR. B. W. Ussery is in the city TO-
day.
w. A. Oneal, of Dotsonville, is in
town today.
w. N. Gaines, of Port Royal, is in
the city to-day.
Jno. s. Nebett returned last night
from Easthrook Springs.
Miss Blanche Howell, who has been
sick for two weeks, is convalesceni.
Joseph Rcsson, good citizen OF
the Port Royal vicinity, is here to-
day.
E. g. Dunlavy, of Pleasant Mound,
passed through the city to-day, en-
route to Nashville on business.
Harvey Hogg, Of Nashville, is
here to-day, circulating among the
business men of the city.
Col. Jas. A. Mckenzie is in town
to-day and is enthusiastic over the
outlook for victory in the coming
election.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-13
THE LOUISE BARBECUE.
Extensive Preparations by the
Executive Committee
To Feed the Crowd and to See That
Everybody is in Readiness For
the Occasion.

Extensive preparations are being
made by the Democratic Executive
Committee to entertain the crowd
that will be at Louise Tuesday 10 at
tend the barbecue and public speak
ing. A very large crowd is expect
ed and the committee will nave 10 do
work in hurry TO get really. Bru e
Rice and Carney Lyle went over
yesterday to look after the affairs Of
the committee and to see what was
needed. This trip was necessary by
reason of the change of date. 1t was
first announced that the barbecue
would be given Thursday of next
week, but owing to the fact that
Judge Turney could not be here on
that day it was changed to next
Tuesday. The committee has receiv-
ed fiattering reports of the outlook
and it is certain that large crowd
will he present to greet the next
Governor OF the State.
Arrangements were made yester-
day with Thos. III. Batson TO super
intend the barbecue, and to make all
arrangements for dinner. Mr.. Bat
son will be assisted in this work by
several other good men, the list of
whom was handed LEAF CHRoN-
ICLE reporter this morning by Judge
Tyler. They are as follows: Baxter
Watkins, G. b. Plummer, j. ID.
Fletcher, w. B. Dunbar, J.. O. l..
Schmittou, DIR. w. M. Diamond, j.
E. Nelson, M. M. Crockerell.
This committee, headed by Thos.
Batson, knows no such word as fail.
They will make all arrangements,
and will see that enough provisions
are on hand to feed the crowd, and it
will all be free.
In the meantime let the news be
spread, and see that the people of the
whole surrounding country sre there,
Arrangements have been made with
the Mineral road officials for special
coaches, aud the fare for the round
trip from Clarksviile will be only so
cents. People from the northern
part of the county should come early
Tuesday morning TO catch this train,
which will lave here about $50.
1t will be big day, ard thousands
of people will participate in it..
There will be many good speak ers
present on the occasion, among
whom is Col. John F. House, of this
city.