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0kow I 4 ''''4 't- 4 'I 0 THE DAILY AMERICAN NASHVILLE FRIDAY monNtwa APRIL 15 1887 win THE TOILERS MEMPHIS GETS It The Acknowledged Superior The Stove Mou 'den' Strike Spreading Everywhere The Bluff City Wins the State Championship I 8 1 I '1 1 8 1 0 4 tRI-A172Nankii! 4 1 --ti 4-A13) 4 4 4 4 1 "(I 0113 4 I 6 PO Joe' 14 la 4t Meeting of the Employes Association at Detroit the eighth and ninth innings Chicago made five and SIX nine respectively and had everything their own way Carutheni was pounded by nearly every batter and this fact coupled with ileveral qumtionable decisions by the umpire seemed to rattle the st Louis who up to this tiles bad done the beet fielding The features of the game were Pfeiffer's two home runs Anson's home run in the ninth inning and several long running catches by the outfielders of the SL Score: CHWA(H) AII 114 811 PO A IL Sunday I 6 2 0 2 2 0 1 Ryan 6 5 5 0 1 I 0 Sullivan IA 6 a 3 0 3 0 1 Anson lh ti 2 2 0 1 Prettier ti 3 3 0 4 11 9 ss 6141421 Borns 'AIL 5 1 I 0 2 1 1 51102 2 Pyle parr 5 1 2 0 0 0 1 Total tO 19 21 3 27 1t 8 Sneed's Kicking and Tough Umpiring Combined 2 cck 91 "-11 A 47Ler: a- Ns p- eft'' A "-'12- 1'r '-a- --m -4 11 --4- Louisville Moulders Threaten to Go Out To-Day Were Too Much for the Home Team to Beat Impending Trouble With the Philadelphia Brickmakers Detroit Down Louisville By a Score of 20 to 7 tr1 FA 1fin weettil -111 liyk ij- 1 v-''0NLL: 7i CrAlt 7 It A fe I P'' a '-41064---1' I 414i-e' TI ---'0 Itlif 'll-- r'-' 74111 S4 ill 91 Azszori t-'': I 1 i I IritHill Iii 1 (1 'o- 1 I' i12 Ittrill itt'1 1 1 it -4 vs it' 1 "'S 1 it ri i 0 I 1 "I 1 s' I I' i 1 '4t 1 11 lik L'Ir7111(hi 6 6)11' ill 01(111 '1 141''41trijl'il4 lt t1-- x--A 1 i'''''Y't: ii n(1- 1''''-fee'- 1 i 1 i A 4 4111-- -1' I tl' 4h-41411 "Lai" l'Y '1' 1 i I- '414'11(11 I 171111 Its--- 47 -----t1OLC 00110 --------t----r- --k- LB PB A 131110 40131 10900 301410 20401 10311 00121 11050 20001 0 0 1 1 1 0 2 0 0 National Assembly of Iron and Steel Workers i ke Comprised Cincinnati MT LOU IA AII Lathitlit lib 5 3 tileitsoh 5 2 O'Neil I 5 1 Comisky lb 5 1 Weleh 5 0 Foul? 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I cities of America and Europe We have record the detailed history of over threeyuarters of a million l'ierchants Triaters Rimufacturers Banker8 etc all of which is ccessible to subscribers A Referent Book containing these names ether with an estimate el capital and credit Una is published in January March July miSeptember of each year Subscribers are also furnished with daily and serni-weekly sheets of business changes Pocket Reference Books fur the use of travel ere always on band Judge McConnell Appointed Mei Justice of litontana GALLATIN April telegram was received here this evening announcing the appointment of Judge McConnell of Hartsville Chief Justice of the Territory of Montana Friends here join in oongratulations STATE OF IIIE WEATHER Total 41 9 17 2 27 13 5 Score by innings and mummery: Clikago 31100(1356-19 St Louts 420000300-9 Summary: Earned 15 SL Louis 6 St Louis 5 Mute 21 St Louis 17 Two-base 3 Pfeiffer Gleason Comisky and Welch Three-base hits Sullivan Flint Home 2 Anson 1 Base ou William-eon Pyle Gleason 2 Welch Bushong 2 Double to Anson Piellfer Williamson and Anson Foutz to Comisky Left on 4 St Louis 6 Paseed 1 Ilusliong 1 Vild 2 PHILADELPHIA 6 ATHLETICS 4 PHILADELPHIA April and Gunniug the Boston battery wade their appearance with the Philadelphia Club today and did good work While Buffington was a little wild giving three men bases on balls and hitting two the Athletics only succeeded in making three clean hits off him Atkisson pitched a steady game and waa well supported by Milligan but he wait hit hard and at the right times 4 Philadelphia 6 FINE GAME AT BROOKLYN NEW YORK April Boatons and Brooklyns played another splendidly contested game to-day They played so well that the 3000 people who saw the game were kept in a state of enthusiasm from start to finish Both sides did unusually fine field work The visitors outdid themselves by a big majority in that phase and Stetumeyer out-pitched anything he had ever done Score: Brooklyn 1 Boston 2 NOTES Billy Taylor will be here to-morrow and will probably pitch the first game for the Mannion has done some fine infield playing He should be trained for second base as a regular position To-morrow afternoon the League season opens The Charlestons open the season in this city with the locals Maul and Nicholas will probably be the battery for to-morrow afternoon in the Nashville-Charleston game There has never been seen in this city better battery work than that of Corcoran and Hayes and Smith and Crotty Cherry street was sprinkled yesterday before the game and the trip was much more pleasant than through the usual dust President Morrow has assigned the umpires: Atkinson to New Orleans Suck to Memphis and Burbridge to Nashville The Charleston Southern League Base Ball Club arrived in the city last night and the members are registered at Linck's Hotel Bradley continued his excellent third base playing yesterday He has not made a fielding error for the past half dozen games and has had much work to do When Maul gets over his wildness he will be one of the most reliable pitchers ever In the Southern League He has already shown up well as a slugger and base runner He is a most valuable man The trouble with the umpire was that he became rattled and confused He was evidently trying to do right but made several bad breaks in trying to correct one erroneous decision by giving another erroneous decision During the game Nicholas was on second and nobody was out There was no player put up to coach him and he failed to secure any better position in the circuit around the bases After two men were out and a long fly was knocked to center field he halted between second and third to see whether the ball would be held instead of making a dive for home as he should have done LATITUDE kND unoirruDE OF NASHVILLE Latitude 36deg lOntin 'Longitude 49min The tecilltiCs of the AGENCYCOLLECTION DEPARTMEN )Ger superior advantages for the collectiona twit-due calins and Is open to the use of Mel alts generally whethcr subscribers or not The last game of the State championship series between Nashville and Memphis was played yesterday afternoon in the presence of a large audieuce The score below shows that the Bluff City team won the game and with it the pennant of Tennessee The game was hotly contested throughout and was full of excitement to players and spectators The features were the very fine pitching of both Smith and Corcoran the excellent fielding of both teams the disgusting conduct of Sneed and the poor mph ing of Atkinson The actual bits made were two by the Nashvilles and four by Memphis each pitcher allowing two own bases on balls The two pitchers were absolute masters of the game The fielding as stated was excellent and the victory went to the club that did the most ferocious kicking and which ran bases the better Memphis secured her first two runs on the brutal conduct of Sneed and the timidity of Umpire Atkinson who did not declare him out The ball NC EtS hit by a batter while Sneed wm on second The latter started to third while the ball was picked up by Nashville's shortstop and thrown to Bradley on third The latter caught the ball while Sneed was several feet away but the latter made a great rush and threw himself over Bradley knocking the ball out of his hand after it had been held securely and Sneed had been duly touched There was much expressed indignation not only against Sneed but against Atkinson Had not Bradley been very considerate of the public and of the future of the game there would undoubtedly have been a personal difficulty between the two managers The score then ran 2 to 0 in favor of the visitors until the eighth inning when Sneed after two men were out got his base on balls and Andrews knocked the ball over right field fence for a home run This virtually decided the game but an erroneous decision was giveu in the ninth inning which prevented the locals from scoring at least one run Reeder had got to second base when Corcoran hit a hard ball which was fielded slowly to first The umpire ran down to initial bag to watch the play while Reeder "unbeknownst" to and unseen by the umpire made a short cut and scored A visiting player called the umpire's attention to the matter and the latter contrary to custom decided Reeder was out Taken all in all the game wm not what a well-behaved public would like to except as a daily occurrence The conduct of Sneed and his subordinates Black and Doyle was reprehensible to a high degree and when the League season opens and they are subject to league discipline should be made to materially change their tactics and methods Considering the contest itself and comparing the two teams it is clear that the visitors have several very decided advantages over the locals They play the game with a zest and hurrah that makes it look like base ball They coach and run bases for all these features are worth They go in to win and while several of their players goat times to a disagreeable extreme they yet show very plainly that they are alive and not big wooden chumps Tbe Nashvilles have really a etronger team but Manager Bradley should make them put more life Into their playing especially when they are at bat This criticism and these suggestions are well intended and if there be anything in them should be taken prompt advantage of by the time the League championship season opens The following is the score: AB BH PO A Clinton I 300100 Hayes 4 0 1 5 1 1 Maul 400001 'Reeder 4 0 1 2 1 0 Corcoran 4 0 1 1 4 0 MaT101011 2b 300080 Bradley lb 801200 Fine lb 3 0 0 11 0 0 Nicholas ss 0 0 2 3 1 pFor weather slightly cooler in the eastern portion stationary temperature in the western portion southerly winds becoming variable Now open for inspection Our usual varied and handsome assortment Cards of decided artistic merit at lc 2c 3e and upwards to please any taste or purse Prangs entire publication Tuck's with a selection from half a dozen other publishers Including 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For further particulars apply at office lhurch St cor College Nashville Tenn JOSEPH 1 FRITH Di arid Manager Nashville Chattanooga and Knoxville au112t4wiy top ma Igo Signal Service Observations Nashville April 141887 tall 1-3 Wind Weather Ita'n- Time Bar Dr'nltli' 7:00 a m23(1006'59 SE 2 MO 'Fair 8:00 m129971 00 182 12 'air 1 m129916 761 6 00 Clear Av pressure 29992 1 High'et temp 84 Av temp 72 1 Lowest temp 56 NOTICE gins Fort purac PRINTING CH CHE CHE 1 :00 a in 75th morldian time corresponds to 600 a standard thue etc gelocity In miles per hour Ozone: night trace day 1 War Department Signal Service Meteorological Record April 11 1867 Observations taken at 10 76th meridian time at all the stations named DETROIT April It --The moulders turned out en muse to attend the regular meeting of Devlin Assembly of which WKS held Mot night This Assembly numbers 1000 moulders tie() of whom are employed in the three Detroit foundries There were KO men present Speeches were made Not a word of bitterness was expressed toward the companies of this city but the men resolved not to touch one of the tabooed moulds Iu all the Assembly there was not a dissening voice Those who saw it say that such a unanimous resolution was never before made in Detroit The stove bosses seem quiet and contented to-day The patterns have not yet been ordered into the Detroit district A prominent member of the Detroit Stove Company said this morning: "We regret extremely that this trouble ham occurred We are on the most harmonious terms with our men If the patterns are ordered to Detroit however we shall certainly take them in band" The men say the companies are extremely busy and cannot afford to withstand a strike The Detroit and Michigan works employ about 10o0 to 1200 mon each 350 in each shop being molders The Peninsula works employ about 500 men Including about 150 molders The Executive Committee of the National Defensive Association arrived at the Russell House at a late hour last night This morning a meeting of the committee was held at the business office of the Detroit Stove Company They listened first to an address from Thomas the Secretary After an informal talk of some length it was decided that an order should be issued to the members of the Defense Association throughout the to commence work at once on the St Louis patterns which have already been placed to each of the establishments REACHED LOUISVILLE LOUISVILLE Kr April 14--The trouble with the stove molders has reached this city The principal stove man Vacturies around the Falls are members of the National Stove Manufacturers' Defensive Association They are Messrs Bridgeford it Co Lithgow Manufacturing Company and the LOUI8Ville Mantel tit Casket Company of Louisville and Terstegge Golunanof New Albany To-daythey received the "scab" patterns which have passed through the shops of the Fourth District where all the men are on a strike and announce their intention of standing by the National Association The number of men employed is between 600 and 600 These latter say they will not do the work and expect to go out in the morning The manufacturers say they are well stocked and that they will not be injured by the strike PHILADELPHIA BRICKMAKERS PHILADELPHIA April It Brick Manufacturers' Association last night took a stand in regard to the demands of their employers which if carried out will paralyze the building trade of the city The Association met to troubles of the trade The price list and yard rules to govern the present season have beet in dispute for a long time and numerous attempts to settle the matter have failed The wage question has been practically settled and the only disagreement between the men and their employers is In regard to the regulations governing the working of the various yards An agreement was submitted to the employers providing that preference should be given to the Knights of Labor and all difficulties be submitted to arbitration also that the employes of each yard should be under the supervision of a committee of three composed of yard employes This the manufacturers refused to sign and I at the meeting last night a resolution was adopted by the Association declaring that If the present difficulties between the Knights of Labor and the brick manufactures be not settled by Saturday April Di the manufacture and delivery of bricks would cease on that date This decision if the matter be not settled will throw over 5000 brick-yard hands out of eniployment besides affecting those employed in the various building trades There are no bricks in the hands of builders and they cannot afford to bring them here from other places IRON AND STEEL WORKERS Finsecea April It --The Knights of Labor in this district have formed a National District Assembly of Iron and Steel Workers and an application will be next week to Mr Powderly for a carter The movement was inaugurated two months ago and has met with general favor The new district will start out with twenty local assemblies and a total membership of over 4000 It will include every class of skilled and unskilled labor empleiyed in the iron and steel works throughout the country Pittsburg is to be specially favored in conducting the business of the National District It is expected that the headquarters will be here The officers will consist of a Master Workman Grand Worthy Foreman and an Executive Board of seven STRIKE COMPROMISED CINCINNATI April 11--The strike of the architectural iron workers which began three or four weeks ago was terminated today Their demand was for a reduction of hours in the day from ten to nine with the same wages A compromise was made the men to work nine hours a day and the wages to be the average of that paidby the two largest shops THE CHURCH AND THE KNIGHTS LONDON April statement from Rome that the Congregation of the Holy Office had decided in favor of the recognition of the Knights of Labor to accordance with Cardinal Gibbons' report was contained in a pedal 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principal events of the meeting as five horses have already been entered NEW ORLEANS RACES Nxw Olitzans April It tack was iusty First race one mile Price won McLaughin second Queen Esther third Time Second race seven won second Pat Sheedy third Time 1 Third race Boston club etakes for twoyear-olds five Cocks won Badge second Buck Hound third Time 'Fourth race light welter weights selling six won Probus second' Whiskey Jack third Time I3ROPOSALS FOR Depart- I meta Bureau of Provisions and Clothing Washington It March 16 proposals endorsed "Proposals for Tobacco" will be received at this Bureau until April 20 1887 at 11 o'clock a for one hundred thous and 000000) pounds of Navy Tobacco to bf delivered at the Navy Yard Brooklyn 1 OE or before the first day of November 1S87 Spec Mentions and forms of offer will be furnished by this Bureau upon application and proposalt must be made upon the forms so furnished anti in accordance with the specifications JAMM FULTON mh19 8t Paymaster General JESUNOFSKT Sergt Signal Corps arm The river is falling slowly with 7 4-10 feet on the gauge Fowler Rowena Hillman Paducah The steamer John Fowler will Saturday at 5 tn for the Upper Cumberland The steamer Hillman will leave Saturday at 12 for all points on the Lower Outnberland The steamer City of Nashville will arrive to-morrow and leave for Ashland Clarksville Dover Canton Kuttawa and all points on the Lower Cumberland at 4 o'clock THE UPPER CUMBERLAND BtransmE KY April 12 In 84 feet and falling Weather clear Wind calm rainfall 000 inches CARTHAGE TENN April 12 1887 1:16 147 feet and falling Weather clear Wind northwest Rainfall 000 Inches GENERAL DISPATCHES NEW ORLEANS April Thomas Sherlock Cincinnati CAIRO April 20 feet 9 inches and failing No arrivals or departures Weather cloudy and warm EVANSVILLE April 11 feet 7 Inches and falling Green Bowling Green Weather cloudy CINCINNATI April 13 feet 2 inches and falling Stock-dale Pittsburg Paris Brown New Orleans Weather sultry and damp MEMPHIS April 18 feet on the gauge a decline of 4 inches during the last twenty-four hours Rule Cincinnati 5 Kate Adams Arkansas City 6 Weather Olett ST Louis river has fallen 7-10 with 13 9-10 feet by the gauge of Florence Tennessee River of Providence Vicksburg Pearl Memphis Weather clear and warm Loutsvmut KE It in the canal DeSoto Memphis Departed State Memphis rain 9 I 4' 11 -p- Executor's Notice RECORD 2:29 The Only Son of Hambletonian IN TENNESSEE (Sire of Robin 2 :2112 Stonecutter 22834 RAM Rood trial 2 :2112 and Beatrix 4-year trial 22J) will Make the Season of 1887 at 150 with the usual privilege of return lie will be at Ewell Farm near Spring Hill Tenn until March 1 and from that time to the close of the season at West Sifle Driving Park Nashville Enfield is of that royal liambletonlan-Star crom which produced Dexter 2:1714 Dictator (sire of Jay-Eye-See 2:10) Startle (sire of Majolica 2:15) Aberdeen (sire of Hattie Woodward 2:1512) Arthurton (sire of Arab Gould (sire of Adele Gould (2:19) eV) Ae is one of the handsomest and finest OW trotters in existence His get are like him natural trotters and such excellent rowistek that few of them have been trained In splil of this disadvantage he has as many colts lo the 230 list as George Wilkes or Dictator 1104 at his age Entries may be made at once Address A SING See'y fe6 ihn West Side Park' an ir)In rib! 1 be ntil urnthe ftttr 'tor of ete tee pIt eI 1104 DO It' MEMPHIS AB BM PO A Doyle 31) 400041 Sneed 4 2 2 1 0 0 Andrews lb 4 2 1 11 0 0 Force 4 0 0 1 3 2 McAleer 1 3 0 1 2 0 0 CrottY 2 0 1 4 0 1 Black 3 0 1 3 1 0 Phelan 2b 300330 Smith 3 0 1 1 0 0 Total 4 7 26 11 4 McAleer out for not touching third base Score by Innings: Nashville 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 Memphis L00020002 -4 a Home First base on being hit by Crotty Struck Doyle 2 Sneed Force Passed 1 Crotty 1 Double Phelan and Andrews Time-1 hour 40 minutes rigram 20 LouniviLLE 7 Lotrieviux KY April game between the Loulevilles and Detmits was a slugging match in which the home club got badly worsted The game was called in the sixth inning on account of darkness Following is the sere by innings awl summary: Louisville 122110-7 Detrolts 5 8 5 8 0 4-20 Base 19 Detroit 25 Earned 7 Detroit 17 Two base Brouthers and Thompson Three base Wolf Rowe 2 Brouthers and Thompson Home and Thompson Double Dunlap and Brouthers Base on 4 Knowlton 4 Pawed 2 Cook 2 Cross 2 Wild 12 Reccius 1 Hit by 3 Detroit 1 citIcA0o 19 gr LOUIS Si' INDIANAPOLIS IND April slight sprinkle of rain before the opening of the game hereto-day between the Chicago and St Louts kept away a large number of people but the 8000 who visited Athletic Park were amply reptid by witnessing the most 'terrific slugging match ever played on the grounds St Louis won the toss and went to the field while Chicago had the choice of umpires and selected Doodler In the first inning Chicago made three runs off a two Iwo bit by Ryan a single by Sullivan and an over the right field fence by Pfeiffer who brought in the first two named and scored himself St Louis in the same inning made four runs off a base hit by 1atham Gleason base on balls hits by O'Neill Comiskey and Welch and a number of errors by Chicago who seemed to have gone YO piecee for the moment At this stage of the game Capt Anson called Ryan from the field to pitch in place of The second inning netted one more run for Chicago and two for St Louis and the third one for the former and a blank for the latter The next three inning were blanks for both clubs The seventh opened up with Sunday at the bat who made a long bit to left field but a brilliant running catch by O'Neill put him out Ryan then made a single Anson got his base on bails and Pfeiffer again knocked the ball over the fence bringing in the two men and se curing his second home run St Louis also made three runs in this inning lead off with t3ushong's baste on balls and to by Latl 4r4 and Gleason's st errors 3 Or Black Leprosy Is a dissase which Is con Wed 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reports of Me use of Swirr's SPECIFIC (S S) prevalied-on her to try It as a last resort She be- rut Its use under protest but soon found that bee system was being relieved of the poison as the sores emus ed a red and healthy color as though the blood was becoming pure and isetive Mrs Bailey continued untU butt February every sore was healed she Ms-waded chair and crutches and was for the $ist time In twelve years a well woman Her husband Mr A Wiley Is In business at 1714 illaukspne street Boston and will take pleas In idling the details of this wonderful ems Send to us or Treatise on Blood and kain Pismo's Mailed free THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO Drawer 3 I ents Ga dtw ly nrm-2 GAYLE THE MAINE LIQUOR LAW Ita Enforcement Involves a Conflict With the Federal Court AUGUSTA ME April 14--A liquor case on trial in the Superior Court here has developed a conflict between the Federal and A LL persons holding claims against the es- tate of Julius Fishel deceased aTe notified to file the same properly proven with me within the time prescribed by law and those owing said estate will call and pay same Immediately to MORRIS FISHEL Executor of Julius Mile deceased apI3 lw NOW---THE TIME TO SPECULATE A CTIVE FLUCTUATIONS in the market 1-1 offer opportunities to speculators to make money in Grain Stocks Bonds and Petroleum Prompt personal attention given to orders received by wire or mail Correspondence solicited Full Information about the markets In our book which will be forwarded free on application KYLE Banker and Broker 38 Broad and 34 New Streets New York City no29 moweIntrwly 'ptm- IN A- 1 i 411- oTbr we cordially recommend your ail as the best remedy In known to us tor Gonorrhrea I TO ii DrrTS and Glee Ottaranteee eet se We have sold consider- smarm Striatum able and in every case it e--- kangiven sattsfacticn- Mt a only by the Alcott 4e Linn trus Chozalool Co Hudson Cincinnati Ohio Sold by Druggists Price 11104 In 44 I TO D110 Gearanteed sot go sum Striatum Ufa only by the trus Chcatal Co Ohio o'clock this at Loveland Cincinnati was There was no portion of the The children but without Thirteenth lost all Rs in the building State courts as a result of a clash between new liquor law of the State and the and 4 feet 9 inches on the falls regulations of the Internal Revenue De- Wood Baton Rouge 1 pertinent One of the provisions of the phis Buckeye State Cincinnat new liquor law is that the payment of a re- Cincinnati Buckeye phis tail internal revenue tax by the accused Weather sultry with lig shall be considered prima facie evidence qf Fire to a schooli poi violation of the law and the penalties pro- CINCINNATI April IL 2 vided shall be inflicted without further afternoon tbe school building process In the case on trial Reuben a twenty-five MUM from cir Hall is accused of having violated the law discovered to be on fire Th and Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue water at hand and only a po Murphy was called to the stand to testify furniture could be saved I as to the payment qf a retail tax were moved wits some difficul by the defendant Murphy refused to testi- out accident Company f3' stating that if he should give Regiment Ohio National Guard such evidence his action would be likely to equipments thl armory being reduce the amount of collections in hp big l'neet ineurene'so district besides being contrary to the instructions of Collectortitedman 11-0TEL Judge Whitehouse then ordered him corn mitted for contempt of court but sus- Broadway and eist Itt" tended the action on the mittimuit until 10 pt Am o'clock to-morrow inorning the prisoner meanwhile remaining in the cunIna the Centrally located Ail the la i Sheriff This woo to rye monitly op- menta Cuisine and service mem sortunity to petition udge Webb of the Speelal rates to permanent gUel Statme District Court ot Portland tot uila 21u STEINFELI April falling with 6 feet 11 inches and 4 feet 9 inches on the falls Wood Baton Rouge Buckeye State Cincinnati Cincinnati Buckeye Weather sultry with light Fire in a Schnell House CINCINNATI April I4--At 2 afternoon tbe school building twenty-five miles from discovered to be on fire water at hand and only a furniture could be saved were moved mita some difficulty accident Company Regiment Ohio National Guard equipment its armory being Loss t35000 Insurance HOTEL VEND Broadway and 41st 8t" AMERICAN PLAN Centrally located AU the Cuisine and Bemire Special rates to permanent guests uth2O 2nt gent Third Annual Encampment of Tennessee and Georgia Department A KNOXVILLE TENN April third annual encampment of the Tennessee and Georgia Department of the Grand Army of the Republic was held here to-day There was a large attendance from both States The following officers were elected: Commander Rau lege Knoxville Senior Vice Commander IL Vandeman Chattanooga Junior Vice Commander Hunter Birmingham Chaplain Rev Spence Athens Council of Administration Edmunds Birmingham Nesbitt Chattanooga Newton Mackey Ioneehom Watson Nashville Norwood Chattanooga The place chooen for the fourth annual encampment is Athena Tenm A public meeting was held kmight al the courthouse and speeches of welcome made in behalf of the citizens by Ed Maynard Post A and Zollicoffer Camp of Confederate Veterans After the public meeting a camp fire was held and a banquet iored 1y the vidtnrs by the Ed Maynard nlid Cftnp 1n714 I CORE FITS! 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