The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23
NEW ENGLAND CAPITALISTS
Rushed Through Town Without Time TO
Admire It's Advantages.

Rushed Through Town Without Time TO
Admire Its Advantages.
Four car loads Of New England capital.
lists. en- route from Boston, Mass, to
Denison, Tex, passed through the city
yesterday, after taking dinner Mt the
Peabody Hotel. They were guests Of Mr..
W. +. Rice, o. Kansas City, No, who is
largely interested in Fort Payne, Ala, and
Dcnison, Tex, aud who organized the
excursion in order 10 display To the eyes
OF possible investors the properties he is
especially interested in. As Mr.. Rice has
no interest In Memphis, the party was
hustled on, OF town before they had fin
islcd their ai,or-dinnor cigars. The Ar
rgu. reporter had time 70 get half
dozen words from Mr. T. Chckcring
n sprightly little Bosionian, who expressed
the sentiments of the party when hc
said they were not only delighted with the
South as field for Investment, but agree
ably disappointed In the climate. They
lett l'o.,on with the thermometer at 90. a
pcfspiriug and disgnslcd crowd, and cx-
| pccicd TO find the mercury In this latitude
! cmwling up TO the 10 mark, instead Of
which il had been delightfully."- cool all the
| way down from Georgia. just then tho
porter shouted IAN aboard for Dcnison,'
and tho ArrrN reporter did not have
timc to ak VI the New England capitalists
had concluded to buy the climate.
The following gentlemen comprised the
party. Mr.. anl Mrs. W. L. Rice, Kansas
CITY, No; William Ward, Charles Garrett,
Henry Ycalon. \. W. Moses, Portsmouth.
y. H., Daniel :. Davis. Boston, George y.
farWN, Clarcmoni, y. H., Russell Jones',
Windsor, VI. George :. Smith, North
Charlcstown, y. H., VI. I. Foster. Mil
ford, y. H.; G. W. Caryl, Chattanooga,
Tenn; T.. n. Tobcy, New York; V. H.
Common, Fairfield. Me-; Mark Rollins, Au-
d gusia. Me-. Emery lioaIdman, Belfast
. Me; Elmer Chirkcrng. Boston, Mass.
Mrs. T. Chckcring, Boston, Mass; Mrs
T. W. Pierce, Chester. VT; T. W. Pierce,
, Chester, vi Miss Wingalc, llallowcll
Me-; &. :. Mingnic. llalloWcll, Me; Mr
NJ. T. Gray, Milford. y. H.; NJ. J. Gray
Milford. y. H.; W. W. Rice, Boston
Mass Vim. q. Spear. Quincy. Mass; n
l.. sheldon, Fast liridgcwalcr, Mas. G.
G.. skinner, Maiden. Mass; samuel Keith
East Bridgcwaicr, Mass; II. G. Young
Boston, Mass. MIS-. II. &. Young Boston
Mass. A. l.. Johonoii. Montpelier, Vt
John H. Browne, Lowell, Mass; J. X
Carr. Oxford, n. H., Dr. \. G. Harlow
Waicryilc. Me-; Willis H. Ward. Water
willie, Me-, Theron T.. bow, Waicryilc
Me-. W. o. Fuller, lACygne, kas.; Mr.
llaWlcy. liatlcbom, VI; Mr. Briggs
Bmtilcboro. W.; T. W. Bodectt, Bptilo
boro. VI. Emery knowlton, Brattloboro
VI; NJ. II. French, nogion, Mass; J. &
Donncll. Boston. Mass, l.. T. Neatly, Han
gor, Me-; 4. W. OakCs. Windsor, W.
y. &. Howard, Windsor, VI; NJ. A, Day
Woburn. Mas; Ebcn G. Berry, Dover
\. H.; Mr.. CtoWcll, pclcfboro, y. II.
Mr. Mcintosh, rctcrbUro, y. H.; q. :
Thoms, Cumberland Center, Me; o. 5
Thoms, Jr, Cumberland Cculcr. Me-; l
n. Robbins, Chester, VII Henry NJ Hall
Jr., Ellsworth, Me-. 4. W. Weeks, bath
Me; II. 4. Burnett, Erying, Mass; i. l.
Draper, Boston, Mass; 4. H. Jones
Windsor VI; VIM Mick, Boston, Mass
Albert Culver, Rockland Mass; Mrs, Al
u Der, Culver Rockland, Mass; &. i
., George, Boston, Mass; George A. Rcy
y nolds. Dover, \. H.. II. T. Wheat, Pu
4 ncy. VT; r. u. jordan, Maiden, Mass
. II. Crane, Maiden, Mass; Mr.. GUN, Bol
ton, Mass; II. 4. Slinson, kansas City
i. Mo. Mr. Minus, Fellows FANS, VT J,
= FafnsWonh, Windsor, VI; Dr. $. J. Dca
born. Nashua, \. H.. Mr.. Smith, Doslol
Mas; T. II. Mann, Milford, Mass.