davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06
THE REMNANT.
The Giant. Get Away with the Bean


Never i'm the annals Of baseball IN the
United states has there been 80 close ana
hard-foueht contest for the championship
remnant a. that which closed Yesterday.
From the very FIRST il was recognized thdi the
contest for the championship was 10 be De-
tween ~Ihe Giants" of New ork. ana ne
Reaueatcr.." of Boston. and considerable
sums of money was w1gcrcd 10y the friends
of the respective clubs. The Boslons TOOK
IA decided lead az first. ana theif hacAeI7
were for a considerable time eiated ana
confident Gradually. however. Inc New
York- began 10 close up the gaps, ana ihelf
friends began betting very freely That the
Giants would swallow mp the Boslon~'
beans and all.
The contest for q long time hung I'm the
balance. The slightest advantage gained
los either was the signal for further clatlon
bv fle friends Of the successful club. ana
CORRESPONDING depression 10y the hackers ol
is adIcr-arie~. - il went. one ahead one
dav and the other the next. until Yesterday.
the day before the close Of the series, the
difference between them was only ABOUT
two and one half thOusandths.
The result of Yesterdays games, however.
finally settled The hard-iought contest, for
the New Norks won and the B0-sons lot,
enabling the former 10 win the peunant ana
the chamh.Ouship 10y about ten points. Inc
following table shows the final standing OF
the two rivals:
Nrw YORk>. BOs1o>>.
- - l26 .G5s - IS 12s 0is
This finally determines The matter and
hackers of the Beaneaters VIII now nave 10
come forward and settle up
The Chicae0- won the third place IN ,he
League i'm a sharp tight with the Ihiladel-
nhias. The status Of these TWO clubs Is a.
follows.
CUICAGO-. fhi y, ~. =. :, =, -
Won ost Totol +. &. Won Lost Total J., T.;
o. IS 1872 .5O7 Go 81 lO9 "2o
The result Of the famous struggle VII
long DE discussed in the club rooms ana I'D
tho streets. As evidence of the interest
falt i'm il in Richmond alone, the lines
Telephone was kept ringing last nishl
with scarcely any intermlssion from
Il o'clock until midnight 10y ANXIOUS
inouirers who wanted 10 know now
The Games stood. some were maze
very happy. hut. sad 10 say. the ear,
If the TINES answerer 10 the ielcphon" can
were very frequently shocked 10y the cN-
preston ION. - as the news was an
uOunccd
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06
ASK your grocer for the Dunlop
Patent Flour. Phone 2I5.-adv

NOTHING seems quite 80 cheap as learn
ing. \ New Yorker, going into the Leyan-
tine trade. determined 10 learn Turkish, and
after looking about found an Armenian la
uobOken who was willing 10 come over 10
New York twice a week and impart the
needed instruction. When the question Of
nav came up the New Yorker was struck
d NIB by the Armcnian's dllldont inquiry az
10 whether thiriy-isc cents lesson would
be too much. The poor fellow said that he
had one pupil nj that rate. but admitted
that he had taken class Of two al a lump
sum Of iifiy cents per lesson.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06
ADJUSTMENTS THIS WEEK.
The Mozart Nusicaie-Tbe Academy and
fhc Theatre.

To.morrow nighf the regular Mozart
a,usicofe will be given ~ the Academy Of
Music. The following programme VIII De
presented hy the well-kn"wn operate artists :
Miss Carrie Morse. contralio. and Nr. Will
liam H. Lee. baritone. assisted 10y 'isnor
Meaiano. who PLAYS two corncis ut the
same time.
Overture. Dido (Siorcadaute) Amateur Or
Aria, Flower song from "Faust"-Miss
Duett for two corneis AT the same time,
Song. ON Good Ship sails" CMassett)-Mr.
Lee
song. Fiorean- song GODDARD Miss Morse.
Comet solo selected--iglOr Nealianp.
PART ~.
song. Evening star Tannhauserl-Mr.l .oe.
song. 1rckenhnm Ferry lMaf1iaisl-Niss
Duet nom "Favorita. Miss Norsc. Mr.. Lee.
song Faith and Hope (Nlilard Mr.. Ice.
Duet. FOR two comets, Minute Gun ailHea-
Sgnor Meal!ano.
PEARL OF rTkGN 81 THE ACADEMY.
Next "Wednesday evening will commence
at the Academy of Music the most import
ant amusement engagement OF the season.
when Rice a DiXcN'- elaborate production
Of the above named opera VIII be seen III
thi. city for the first time, with the same
cast. with Louis Harrison AZ the feature.
and the same gorgeous surroundings lha'
have been layishly praised for the past TWO
years in all tine principal citie-ol ihis 'o"'-
try.
.Thc Pearl of Pckin" j. a comic Chinese
opera that deals i'm humorous spirit WIN
the French occupation Of Pekin about ne
wear 1861. and 40 has the contrasting elect
of French and Chinese action. II concefi
the adventures Of "a French quaiierinaslei
stationed ON board lligate at Iehln. VINO
outrage. Chinese law by kissing "a chinese
eirl. She happens t0 De the daughter oil I'D,
native governor of the place. very ich
mandarin. who has the lrenchman convey
ed ~urroptitiOu-iy io his palace ana th'i,
cOmpel- him tO marry the girl he has kissed
lie i- particularly 10Th. pui MS NHe'
bright and charming cautiniere discover
hi. whereabouts. cndcaNor- 90 rescue MN.
and is foilod at first. The marriage ccre
monv fakes place. bui the FrcnchWoman
with the connilMcc of the Japanese loNcl
of tine Chinese maiden. make, an eNchal-,
of costumes between the two women. $50 th''
tine Frenchman practically maifie- hi7 owl
wife. ,.
In fhe third act tine cheat is discovered D,
the mandarin. who condemns tine fi'nri'
man 10 death. lie is only re~rufd at li.
last moment ht the activity oi lo"f l'n''
waiter girls. who hlNcdi-eiii'ro li'iii-'i'
as Chinese 1o witness the marriage 90
m0ny. and who huston to the frfn'h -liil
to inform them what Is COINS Oh" i' wv
mlndarln'- palace. .,.
M. onfir. action nf fhc pieoo i- bright
auick and mll of animation. lne ploi d.
strong enough to Keep an audience lhei
ouehl, Interested in the frequent mis-
adventure. that arO -Uin- on. aih' lh'i
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06

II. PAIL. MINI. October IA special
from Helena. Montana. 10 the Pioneer
Press. saws: While the Republicans are al
most ready 10 conccde both the Governor
shin and the Legislature to the Democrats
they will not do 80 until the Official count II
made. the result being 80 close. In some
counties the result is 30 close that twenty
votes might change II.
ON the face Of the returns tonight the
Democrats have elected the Governor ana
the majority Of the legislature but 10y mar
gins so narrow that the full count may upset
either III,
The sporting fraternity hold all bets unlll
the official count IL declared
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06
Assignment of the Old Dominion Spc-
cialty Company.

The Old Dominion Specially company
Barton II. Grundy. president. Yesterday
made an assignment to George W. Roysier.
trustee Liabilities, $1,000. The whole
stock Of chemist and druggist spccialties
al the place Of business. s26 east Main
street. is placed in the hands Of the trustee,
who il directed 10 dispose Of the stock and
fixtures and settle the debts raiably. All
the creditors accounts are small.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06
A PRIVATE MILL
FOUGHT IN THIS CITY WITH BARE
kNUCkLES.
Mr.. Ucnr, steers Knocked Out ny '"t'""'
ri,,ini In the First Round-An o"tco""
of the city Railway rro"bie-Nr. III
Tint. statement.

tint. statement.
contain Andrew rizzini. who l. acting ~
general manager OF the Electric Iihe' .""
Mir. Henry steers. it, Nice~prrsid'n'' an" a. +"
Leading banker in New York. haa "'n'-
emily FRIDAY afternoon, resulting III 49,.
hcinc Knocked down when he used hisule,n s
,,.,',,,a... and ended i'm his subsequently,
apologiling for his unccnilemah'N l''''' ~
MR.. rIzzI>I's STATEMENT.
tartain Pizzini Yesterday gave an
cnuui of the affair. which - corr
N, Witnesses. Ii j. rs follows: u N"u1u
,.s,hor roi IN, ANYTHING ON the subject, 'ul
q" .Drrnct certain r..aOrS | VIII SAY mat on
,.storlaV evening about o'clock hns'i"SS
t,ucl mo fo fhc Commercial Hotel, Wl"IV
,i,. couforcnce was being held. 10 'oiflvi'
,,,,h Nr Motley. and while standing m 'hc
',,.,,., holl talking 20 MIR. Motley. Mr. h'hli
S,.crs onnroachcd. and addressing hilhH ~,
81 me asked If | had told h"'':"'
frienJ that he l>ieer>l was mo'' 81,
,crc>tcd in the >prague c"hipNf p1'.t
in the settlement Of the tronnies :" ". "a
,nnnd Union Passenger Railway. TYP. =,
tI,tI had moi asserted IL ~ TACT nu.
III from mn that had transmr,"' ~
,,r,.s.5 il a. my belief that he Was' vi
~t.or. Immediately replied lha' " w o."
f,f.oo. Leu ~ soon rs he hau N''''V"
.b.-e words struck him in the lace, -
,ral blow, passed. and Mr.. steers zen u, VI,
rnor. At this mnctuc friends in,c,,y a.,
and took charge Of Mr. steers ana l,o . III"
mi expressed my opinion oil MN III 'o,;
f'r.ille language. and offered 10 give MN IN,
satisfaction he might demand. elln'' WI ''.,,
an el~ovhorc. Mr. steers Afterwards ~ ~,
lied far the language used, ana ask" IN III
=, disruss the situation with hlln III w, ~
nassionnte manner. / told hun ihal II ~
addressed me as one gentleman sh9', ~, , ~"
.re.s another. he would be treated ~ on
bx mo. but that / would not peihll' nl,i y. ~
amy one else 10 insult me without v9'', 49,,
Mr. Steers again apologized. ana ,ne'
,NpreS,od my regrets that me NIUE unt'V ~,
onincs- had occurred. which endeo u
matter
~trrRINIrNDENr FARRELL ~ oi''N i'in
A. the instance of Mr. Motley, 'apl;'t,
pilliui Yesterday suspended VT. fIeuV ,.,'
fnrnrll. superintendent ol the clec'Ir nm
and oppoinied Mr. Peter ". Hfunn9' s'n e.
Fir Jnhn l.. Crubb-. Co the place until i'i
fbor orders. Mr. Motley compaiheu "n.
hrra of the dirty condition oi Inc car ~" ,,
Nlr. Farrell was questioned about IT. Il. ~. /.
,ho un.ati.faciorine~- Of hi~ cN'u'c IT,"
his suspension.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06

Work has been begun on the Clay Ward
Market al the southeast corner of Cary
and Linden streets. The foundation has
been laid. and the building above ground
i. progressing fa,orably. The market
house viii be- very ornamental ana IL 10y
ls2 feet I'M size or nearly twice a. large ae
tlo NOW second markct-hOusc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06
COUNTY REPUBLICANS
Hold "A Close Conference at the Court
House.

The Republican county committee met IN
close session al lIenricO County courthouse
Yesterday. but the muddle OF having TWO
candidate. i'm the field. each claiming 10 be
the nominee of the Republican convention
was unchanged. ,...,
squire Iiezckiah Jonathan; me coloitu
nominee. in conversation WIN INES ~
porter. authorized him TO say tha' ne 'y9na-
iban, would be i'm the field as a candidate
for t6e House Of Delegates until the sun
set, ON the 9TH day Of November. If de-
f.ated. he would accept the result grace
fully. Ifclectcd. he would qualify ana take
hi. >Daf.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06

Forty hours devotion will commence NJ
~ Ma,,'- Church October 9Th. The ser
,,ccs viii be- as follows: Mass at lV;So
O'clock. Anor mass the Litany OF the
saints will bee sung and the procession OF
ne blessed sacrament will remain exposed
until Tuesday night, al which time the forty
hour devotion will close with procession
.f the blessed sacrament. Key. j. ne
l.sid viii De- assisted by Rev. }. .. Lu'Ae'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06

An order was entered YESTERDAY IN me
80. of Whitiei X >heppcrson against me
,,Ior Hcroid. in the Chanceiy Court
directing the sheriff who Is at present Tue
,..ri,er Of the LoJ0r Hcr0id. 10 release
he property when the defendants shall give
bond. With good security, for the sum OF
S-0O. enough 70 cover plaintiffs dep'-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06

vh,. following deeds of bargain and sale
were recorded Yesterday:
CHANCERY COURT
G.J. Hunt 20 james ". aud john J.. 1il-
man. % feet on west side Cherry, between
Main and Floyd. SLIGO.
HrNRICO COUNTY COURT.
George !. Hooper, Jr. special commIis,-
-;ouer. 10 =. /. Padgett, one lot with builu-
iu,- and improvements. No. r.. near eastern
limit. Of Richmond. $lil5; Brookland
school District % James II. Barton' one 10,
.,, ,.,.t side North road. 22jX3SO. No. 10 and
m Nncholr- plan. in exchange for another
H., and $500: Cowardin and Mccarthy
tr1.ices for Richard Evans and other-; to,
ilicn Never. - acres (more or iess) one-h "a,
mile from Laurel station. on the line oi the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad S2i~.2l.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06
4 Letter from Eev. =. T.. Hawthorne, Of
Atlanta, Ga.

IL oives me real pleasure 20 say word
f0ramfdicine which believe is destined
TO b. q great blessing to the afflicted
EVERYWHERE IL j. not the cunning de
wee of q Qu0ck but the discovery OF q
scientist. 1. is The result OF many years
of research and experiment by an emil
nent specialist Thousands q my
Southern friends know what sufferer
from Cafarrh I have been.
six months ago. by the advice OF my
physician. gave up the pastorate.
nave used two bottles Of King 5 Royal
G.rmeiuer and while / cannot say
that am completely aured. l do affirm
that il has 30 lar reiierod me. eXpe-
riorce no pain nor discomfort.
feel il TO be my duty To say also that
tho effects of this remedy upon my
wife have been even more signal aud
wonderful. She has been almost he
lon, invalid fr0u nervous headache.
ururalgia aud rheumatism. In aperloc
If thirty years she has scarcely had q
DAYS exemption from pam. she has
been using "Gegmetuer about tw"
months. A more complete transIorma-
.~ra | have never witnessed. Every
symptom Of disease has disappeared.
She appears t0bc twenty years younger.
and is happy and playful as a healthy
child. We have persuaded many OF
our afflicted friends to take the medi-
cine and tho testimony Of all OF them
is that 1t is a great remedy.
j. b. HAWTHORNE.
.tHanto. CO.. july l2th, 1850.
d.. Kings ROYAL Gtrmetuer is now
put up IN a concentrated form for con
venieuce in shipping in eight ounce bot
ties One bottle added TO seven and
half pinls of water will make gallon
of Roval Germeluer. \ wine-elassful
a dose. A ieasp0oafW in wines glass
ful of water j. dose of the coucen-
tratci.
PfiCe. - 80 per bottle.
owens & MINOR DRUG COMPANY.
O4po POstoiiice. Richmond, Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06
Broke His Arm.

4 little son Of Mr.. Oscar Cranz, Jr.. broke
one Of his arms Yesterday While swinging
on one Of the Capitol square gates. lie Was
taken 20 his home. 707 east Leigh street,
where his arm was set.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06
All saints Choir.

An saints Church choir il now quar-
te,,e. Miss Anime Hammer, soprano; Mrs.
Henry Magrudcr, contralio; Mr.; T.. >.
kemplen. tenor; Mr.. james X. Branch,
l,asso. with Mr.. Clarence \. Marshall. OF
Kostou. ~ the new Organist.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06

song service at the Male Orphan Asylum
Snnda, afternoon. October 9th. al i;5o, con-
Quoted by the Rev. Or. Goodwin, OF Ncei
Wain-str..e, Baptist Church All friends Of
The institution cordially invited 10 attend.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06
A Marriage MONDAY.

4 marriage license was yesterday issued
20 William I. Pcarman and Dora Gray,
The young lady Is the adopted daughter OF
Councilman Joseph W. Carter, and the
marriage is 10 occur tomorrow.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06
.,,.c,,on Ordinance finally Adopted.

Each branch Of the City Council met yes
terlay and adopted the ordinance, AZ re-
.,,,ir.d l,y STATE law. establishing the voting
,,laces in the city Of Richmond. The Mayor
.,upro,ed The ordinance.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06

CHEW stallion To )acco. best ten
cent plug on the market. Save the in
tsgs and 70 . handsoma and use vi
nrosent.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06

tstN. H. i
ss-sFCOND BAPTIST cuUCr corner OF
Main and sixth stict Roy, w W. Ian
and 4 p. M sunday- chool at 9.jO "a. I'D.
Strangers w'i'oh''
ss-VFNA CHURCH. corner
of Twcniy first and NcHaule.-7undHy schoui /
M o.:yO "a. m. preaching hy tle pastor, tcN. /
X. II. PIT. az IL "a. m and $50 .. m.
ss-CLAY-STR Er BAPTIST CHURCH.
corner OF Clay md Graham streets n ~. =
g. ,lopton, pastor.-Morship al / q. n. ana
. p. DOB.
Rs- GRACE sTTEEr BAPTIST CHURCH.
Pastor. DR. ". II. Hatcher. sunday school
atDa. m.. sunday preaching at J. 90. nnd
: D.. M. IA ednc-day services ui = %, ni-; Ne
dny service young mems 10 D. in. fi'o
seats and "a welcome 10 All.
ss-wrsr MAIN STREET BAPTIST
CHI RgH, corner Main and ieach streets.
DR.. p. a Goodwin, last. B.. viii preach 40 III
a. IN. and SID p. m. SuAd1y-schoo ai - %. DID,.
Ailarc welcome
Hy-lEIGu-sTRfEr BAPTIST CHURCH
corner ii I've iy-nfh and Leigh streets g.
Preaching hy tlc pastor, ittN.I. u fin-. D.
d.. at 4 "a. ODD. and $50 p. ODD. SUNDAY s'"ool
al $50 a. in.
nz.rA~T-END BAPTIST CHURCH c'r-
N'N WA wv 't|f
ing sunday ut ! ! "a. ln. and 1.lO y. u. Nr me
pastor. Rev. joel L. luc.fr sunday school
1t 9:3J a. in.
rs-FHsr PRES aYrfHiAN CHURCH.
corner OF Grace and Madison streets. ley.
Il. 7. ker. pastor, Nill preach tt al 81. in. ami
: p. in.
6s-WEsTNUN-TiR CHURCH., corner
Cary and Sycamore streets. ksN.i. Dr.. k.r
Will preach at p. m. sunday school at SID
90. IN.
f-.r.l..D pnr-tNl.rI tfrrErU
pr .,,.il ,..'.cl' I'D d g. nl 4uI5r..
The hour for aito noon service viii continue
10 he D O'Clock until further notice. lle
Market nan an s.l5n fl.
rs-rlifR' pRT-B4rrRtAN rfrpCU.
20 ID f..f,r,.-.n fa.fnr rra.efiif.,. l, fI...
nosf,ra liam. afidh l|t. p. I1tIor i,Dr-
''' ''' i
fF-FOTRTH pRF~BYTFRIAN CHURCH.
West Gmce street, Eev i. calvin stewart
d.,l'rs n io ine ,.sfor ,.iii rr..,h ioi.
times. also lecture "Wednesday nisIt ni IS
O'Clock. sabbath school Hf 9aOa. ~.s.,
free ana hearty welcome io".L
o..,.o ,,.t. .r,r.f.r .n,.,. ,...t.f.r, ,.
cffi-Drrf f.,... r..r +. r ..l'...
'l' i'' d. l''..', .'.'
,'t 81. .'''
'
nf..i ~ -''.- ...... ,...'
.ei,.t.,,l.I.. r-
e.,,rf -,r,.~.-.,--.,rf ,,,.r... f..
'
," l'''.,,, ...'..,i r., ,.... ''
f'''' '''"
,,,..n. ,ri.,r----.f r,..r...., ,.i.
..,,,f ..ii..,,,', ..... ... ' ..'
Gil. f.nfn. I.r. IH. rector HYEIn. fr.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06

CHEW stallion Tobacco, best ten
cent plug on the market. Save the tin
tags and get a handsome and useful
present.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06

We call attention 90 the advertised public
sale of high bred irotting horses a. Cedar
Lawn stock Farm. owned by Captain \. G..
Rabcock. who has been number Of years
raising and breeding r0ltmg horses. lie
has spared neither pains or expense 10 get
the very best strains. and viii oncr seven
Teen head 81 The most ta-hionaoly bred
horses and mares. Individual and extended
pcdigrecs will bee furnished upon appica-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06

The "Duniop eaten. Fl,ur has on
superiors. Phone .75. Try it.-adv
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06

The Dunlop Patent Flour is again
on the market and better than ever be-
fore. Phone 2,5-adv
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06
MAID Of Virginia. MID and sweet.

IT. you want a first-class flour. ask
for the "Duulop' Patent. None sur
pass IL. Phone 27o.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06
TRULY GRAND

IRE thc Bargains and Special Drives offered IoT W 1ca5on
and we advise you for your own benet Consider them WELL
Our Suit and Ovcrcoat Department was never SO complete
N, has such stock of beautiful and desirable and popular
foods been shown Richmond Don't miss giving us a call
Fine Clothing that is made up to the highest standard
pitch Of fashion, is one of our marked specaIues
Mechanics and Workingmcn we don't want you TO thnN
that because we lead them in fine clothing don't keep the
,s,r cradle, as WE'LL for we do We sell honest lowpuce
clothing. but we stop there. We don't deal in trash but al
ways noc, them out in good and durable o"Poed goods
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06
CHURCH NOTICES.

s1-FIESI BAPTIST CHIR'h, '" nl..'.. VI
r"opcr' pastor at ia. m. nnd hCv. r.; VI
wharton. Of baltimore, ai p n. biD''
school al D:I5 q. ~. fouriit-tifcet chapel
Rev. H. 4. Williams at p m'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06

ss-sFCOND BAPTIST ciirCI, corner or
Main and sixth stfct h't. w W. Ian
d,nr -, H.. pastor worship go III a. n.
md \ y. nm sunday- cho0i at 9.jO a. m.
StraLgcrs welcome
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06

ss-VFN ABLE-SrRtEr CHURCH. corner
ofIwcniv first and NcGaule.-Suuday school
M o.:gO "a. m. Ffcachiu- hy tAe pastor, lev.
X. H. PITT. ~ III "a. IN ana $50 y. M
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-14

ing on, and am informed that projected
building improvement this year are largely
in advance Of any previous year. That is
so, is il not?'
The reporter nodded assent.
Mr.. Gould then turned the tables from
interviewce to interviewer, and asked nu-
merous questions about Memphis, her
population, cotton receipts and other sub
iects OF interest, on all of which he APP
peared to have previously informed him
self thoroughly. OF Maj. Meriwether
City Engineer, who was present, he got
accurate data as to the progress being
made in building the bridge and the Local
ton of the approaches, all of which seemed
to interest him greatly. Upon the relations
of railroads to the people he talked freely
and sensibly.
"Your people," he said, sought to adopt
the most liberal policy possibleto railroads
and give them the heartiest encourage
ment to come here. Ii is a mistake to
suppose that the interests of railroads and
the people are conflicting and inimical. 1t
is to the interest OF railroads to build up
the territory they travel and help enrich
the people who live along the line or on
land tributary TO them. If the people
thrive the railroads thrive. They are de-
pendent on each other and 1t Is erroneous
to assume as some do that 1t is good policy
to fight railroads"
Mr.. George Gould is an easy but not a
rapid talker. lie seems to weigh his
words carefully before they fall, and his
manner lacks that nervous vivacity which
characterizes his father. His manner is
full Of repose and suggestive Of the cool,
clear-headed business man whom nothing
can rattle. Such temperament must be
invaluable in Wall street.
The reporter left him firmly impressed
with the conviction that George Gould il
well qualified to wear his fathers mantle
should he ever be called upon to do 50.
The Gould party leave this o'clocl
q. IN, for New Orleans
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-14
coNFIpENoE IN rHE CLUE.
A Chance to Got Athletic Association
Building Stock.

A Chance to Got Athletic Association
Building Stock.
At called general meeting OF the ANA
teur Athletic Association, last night. Pres.
ident d. j. McComb informed the mem.
bers present, numbering about forty, that
the estimates OF tho cost Of the new club
building showed that an additional stock
subscription Of $751; 900 would be necessary
TO carry out the plans Of the archi-
iccla Mr.. McComb showed that
the additional revenue derived from
increased membership since the new
building has been ''in sight
and the rentals TO be derived from the
stores aud rooms In the proposed club.
house, amount 10 moro than per cent
upon tho increased stock subscription
asked.
The enthusiastic young members pres
cnt showed their confidence IN the pros.
poets Of the Athletic Association by sub.
scfiblng on the spot between 5000 aud
5000. Committees were appointed 10
obtain subscriptions Of stock from Front
street, Main street, Madison street and
the various branches OF business Ia the
city, aud every member Of the club u OK
pccled 10 consider himself a committee OF
one for the same purpose. As only per
cent per month Of this stock il subject TO
call, the young men Of the city who work
for salaries would find this stock a good
saving investment. while the calls would
not be ut oil difficult 10 meet.