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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
SCUM M1EfNG PROGREss,
Notwlthstanding the Low Price of Cotton.
New industrial Enterprises

BALTIMORE, MD. Nov. l.-Notwlth-
seardirg the low rice OF cotton, the
South Is making good progress in business
and Industrial matters. and with the
remarkable tendency Of population and
capital southwark which Is becoming
more pronounced than ever before IN the
history Of that section, the outlook for
southern development and prosperity -
very bright, says the Manufacturers
Record.
Throughout the West and North great
interest Is being aroused In tie South
as "a field for Investment. The leading
capitalists OF the North and West have
never before displayed so much interest
I'm the future nor been 50 enthusiastic
as - the remarkable industrial posi-
hilites Of this section. A number OF
large enterprises calculated 10 have a
material effect upon the progress OF the
South are being shaped up in both
the West and the North.
Among the leading indJs'-itl enter
prises reported during the week was A
S7o,9J mining company, S,VpPD company
chartered 10 build an extensive resort
hotel a mica mine and gold mine In
Georgia: a large lumber plant and Ice
plant machine works and fibre factory, In
Alabama: $780, 30 machine shop. "A silk mill,
electric plant i'm Virginia; a cotton MILL
-four mill. and machine shops, In North
Carolina, and $Z1~p company To- manu-
facture clothing. 5000 pulp mill, flour
mill. lumber plant and shirt factory, In
Tennessee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
I,cKl.Ist ~ YHH DEBr
nnr.ng tho Month Of Octobsr Of aI3 $50.

ST3 -I"cr-n-. o q IH & in.
WASHINGTON. Nov. THE debt state
ment issued this afternoon shows net
Increase IN the public debt less cash In
the Treasury during October of $l3, $50, A,3
The interest-bearing debt Increased 50.
the non-interest bearing debt increased
$llol, go, and the cash In the Treasury
decreased $l2,579,5l3.
Balance OF the several classes Of debt
AZ the close Of business October 3irt We're.
Understanding debt. $5J.Oi2,9 $50; net on
which interest has ceased at maturity,
81 2N6, 20, bearing no interest, &Sl7y6,iiS
Total, $lOlh.66i.G GIG. The certificates and
of cash in the Treasury outstanding at
the end Of the month were {1J1, iH, "a
decrease Of $i,yyOpi9. Total cash IN the
Treasury was i,JiG0l. Gold reserve
WAS sol ,36l so. Net cash balance AJ,9iS,-
glS
In the month there was an Increase Of
gold coin and bars Of N,9hl3S, the total
at the close being $lG.Gl3, SJJ. or silver
there was decrease Of 3,1Jj. $50. or the
surplus there was in national bank de-
pOsitOrics SO, 1921, against Sl6.5GJ. Jy3 az
the end Of the preceding month.
The monthly Treasury statement SHOWS
the total receipts during the month Of
October 10 have been $l3.lay 20 and the
disbursements. So 1908, leaving de-
felt Of the month OF S13,IJ9, and for
the four months Of the present fiscal
year. Sli.&J3. $50. OF the receipts FOR Oc-
{. u.S SllS52llS was from customs, s. d..
ABS from internal revenue, and Sbs3,JS5
from miscellaneous sources.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02

Tor that purpose moro than five yards
In play" '''' '"'' &c P''
a. mass momentum play, as the name
n,phiieS' rs mass play In motion. AZ
applied TO football Il means mass
oI men starting before the ball Is put
IN play. This rule must have originally
zen made for such plays as the Deland
nS ing wedge land similar ones where the
Whole team, or at least eight OF them
started at once). But momentum plays.
az used by Harvard and Yale at Spring
ueid, nave not been stopped. They very
I'I"", Drought more than three men
PACK 10 start before the ball was put
~ play. The other men started after
the nall was put I'm play and would
nor nave violated this new rule. How
ever, momentum plays will be stopped
because Harvard has shown that they
not only will not make ground but
using them.
Rule 30 exception: Whenever a side
has tried a drop kick at the goal upon
a hrSt down inside rhe twenty-five yard
line, and the result has been a touch
back. the line Of kck-out shall be the
ten-yard line instead OF the twenty-five
yard, in dctcTmlnglug the positions OF
the opponents. The kicker's side must
be behind the ban when II is kicked
Certainly this rule is fair For n
side. when 50 near touchdown, gives
mp three tTvs for making 1--WE wards
for "A trial at a goal from the fields. It
should be compensated for I'm some way.
To summarize briefly. we have seen
that the rough element (Which the com
mittcc sought 10 climiUatc) has 10y no
means disappeared through the holding
up the hand for a fair catch. but has
been removed 30 a certain extent by the
increased penalties for fouls, etc; That
the mOmcptum-mass plays stu exist eN-
cCpt at the start Of, and finally, the be-
lief IS forced upon US that kicking, when
ever the rule calls for it is simply a
waste Of time and Is not in the least
r G. TRENCHARD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02

steel mills In that section that have car
ried long overdue hopes OF a railroad re-
Nlyal- The Eelief that another week will
effectualy settle the question Of conf
dence. so far az an election can do 4,
may be the explanation Of some OF the
waiting IN finished material lines. the
fact OF the falling-of is more generally
conceded. at all evPntF Western bar
mill men did not get together as planned.
OWING 10 the failure To enlist important
on . mills. and there Is no outlook for
better basis for that business by such
a method. Wire nail men have been
working industriously on a comb aticn,
Dhl one or two unwilling producers stand
m the way. The tin-Dlate mill deadlock
Is getting uresome TO some OF the manu-
fHcturers and there H. strong talk OF n
start, regardless OF The sea lie, at two
plants, near pfttsburg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
CHIC AGO.


CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. The falling
OF in the receipts Of wheat at primary
markets Is beginning 10 have It's natural
effect on prices Of that grain. Begin
ming with the first transactions and con-
tinung. with one or two short periods
or moderation, there was a market Of
convincing strength until the last trades
were made to-day. In addition 10 the
benefit which prices derived from the
decreasing supplies, there was also some
assistance furnished by the inclination
or corn 10 advance. The death OF the
car caused a quick upturn OF about I5c
part OF which, in the ordinary course OF
business, was afterwards lost, but a full
recovery took place before the close
prices at that time being at the outside
for the day. December wheat opened at
32sc., advanced 10 BE, closing at the
latter, 5tc. over yesterday Cash vba.t
was firm and We. per bushel higher.
COrn-Ihe rains and their probable eff
rect on the movement Of corn melted
prices 10 advance to-day. The bulls had
every announcement 10 buy. No serious
obstruction to the upward course was
encountered during the session. and at
the close almost the full appreciation
was sustained May corn opened at
t'qc., sold between 50kc. and 5OI5c, and
closed a 5lIc, %4%c over Yesterday.
Cash corn was steady
Oats-Those who bought oats were re-
warded with a fair profit to-day. The
snorts were trihe uneasy and covered
quite extensively The motive came from
the advancing wheat and corn markets.
no important news Of oats being received.
May closed kdLc. higher than Yesterday.
Cash oats were steady.
PrOvisiOns-The price Of product held
well to-day I'm the face OF weakness i'm
the live hog market at the yards No
doubt there would have been less ability
TO maintain quotations had II not been
for the strength eyinced by grain. which
had an indirect or sympathetic influence
over provisions The close was 2ibc
higher than yesterday for January pork
and January ribs and unchanged for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
MUST PLAY n HOHE
The Aunnpoli, Eleven VIII Not To Allowed
10 Go to west POM.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Nov. Not
outstanding the Hrm stand taken by ,the,
Secretaries OF War and Navy laSJ
srr.nE. after exhaustive consideration u
the matter TO prevent further games OF
football between teams from the NM
farv and naval academies. "A strong yi-
fort has been made this fall TO open '!e
question anew. The method ,t taHSH t SU
p-evcu' the annual game, as buhhSileI ~
di,.,.r,I orders bv both departments last
Snrfnr was 10 prohibit either team IRON
ri,yhg of its home grounds, ih Hn65,o Ms
cadets of both West Point and AnhapoilS
,,.r. pcrmitt,d to play colleges that VS.
tied them Last year the mater. pc pc
tween the tpo arms of the Inlted 9'a ~,
Cnrr.s took place at Annapolis, ana ihl9
,-.ar the return game should be hcid al
west Point Secretary Lamont Ia the mat mat-
fore paid no attehiI9Ih 70 IN. ciaTes
fer Secretary hefbcll
mai under no circumstances VIII ne re-
,.,l,a his order, and, therefore, me nalai
dots cannot leave Annapolis. UhdvI
,i,nse circumstances it is utterly impOSSl-
M, fer the two teams to meet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
PORT or WEST POINT, Nov. !. 1894.
ARRlE ED.


RAIRD.-Die at his residence, No. l0l
east cary street on November ], 1871.
at 1913 O'Clock =. NJ. DOUGLAS BAIRD:
aged scVcnty-nine years.
Funeral announced later.
DOBYNS Died, OF typhoid-feyer, In
New York city, November LIST. GEORGE
H. DOBINS
Ills remains will be brought 10 Rich
mond for intermeut in Hollywood. The
friends OF his family and those OF hts
Tather-in-law, M Thomas r. Pollard.
OF New York city. formerly OF this. are
invited 10 attend the funeral services
SATURDAY MORNING. November %.
10 o'clock, al the Second Baptist church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
Ills Sins Bnye found MIN Our.

HUNTINGTON, w. VA, Nov lit
was announced last night that Charles
wilkinson. the recognized social leader.
Sunday-schcol superintendent and presi-
dent Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. is A defdulter. He has been as
sistant cashier OF the First National
Bank for FIVE years. having entered the
bank upon leaving college. week ago
pOsition In Cincinnati and a warrant
was issued for his arrest. charging him
with stealing $1,000 lie was 20 have
been married 10 a daughter OF the cashier
after the holidays. His friends are try
ing 10 make up the deficiency TO keep
him out OF prison. but are not meeting
with much success. He did not drink 20
excess, and never was known TO gamble.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
UILsUN'S o.InPAIGN.
It is one Succession Of Triumph -.Prodict'
a soIid Delegation From W st Va.

HINTON, W. VA, Nov. Special.
Yesterday witnessed the closing OF one
of the most active nalnpdIsH eve! en-
Quoted in this congressman district AZ az"
Democracy has every reason 10 De JUDI
liant over the prospect for the November
election. o., ,,-.,,,. wa
son Hon Joseph r.. tulNuu ana ilo"'
OHIO, Johnson were advertised TO dddItS-
I'M. Democrats of summers county al
this place on yesterday ShoIuy aI''I
wards Hon. 6. G. SJuIs;S9 Va j,,i
by the Republicans 10 close the CaHPalEli
fyr Them on the same date. NhdlIIH ma"
Miller. of the County DtmolrauI ON
1uittee Immediately chaHcHSvd Inc IKE
nUbHcans for IL joint debate and division
of time. which was accepted by ihe he5
publicaus. but yesterday II TOOK "A Ecol
deal of persuasion TO get them 10 stahd nS
their bargain. Finally, II was arrange
for a Joint discussion of issues before the
r.,DIa between Ex-Governor l.. Wits
Wilson and Hon. Mr.. Sturgla5.
Ir-.rytbing was at fever neat, and
crnvd of about twelve hundred people
assembled I'm the Opera-HOuSe. Mr.. Stur-
5,jss led off IN an hours speech, spending
most of his time on the repeal OF the
STATE bank tax, and only incidentally
mentioning coal and lumber (the main
issuesl I'm speaking Of the Wilson bill.
Governor Wilson, in replying IN a speech
of one and OHe-tourth hours. first stated
mat he would only require about ten
minutes to auuihilate his opponent, and
RepuBIcans admitted that he had ac-
.nInDlished his purpose. Tie crowd went
via and II the enthusiasm displayed
hv The Democrats count for anything this
county will overreach her usual ma
CONGRESSMAN Anderson is making an
active campaign and there is every indi-
cation of his return 10 the seat In Con-
gress he has filled 50 well. Prominent
politicians who have made a tour Of the
State report the Democrats I'm splendid
dghting trim, and that West Virginia VIII
send a solid Democratic delegation 10 the
Ffty-fourth Congress.
Judge Okey Johnson addressed a large
crowd at the Opera-House last night.
The day was one of great success for
Democracy. We have every reason 10 be
confident of a successful ending Of the
campaign.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02

=, i-> Patton. Populist candidate
~ ~ Congress in the Eighth district two
We, years ' ago. publishes strong card to
day endorsing Conerg5ss maj. ,, Bo%eg fIi
cotrse in Congress, and calls upon t, ".t
Ij G8T,,a'it the Republican-Po puist oominee.
Mr. Patton is pastor Of the Morganton
Tsptist church, and is man OF wide IN
NuruCc in this district.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. o., Nov. Flour firm.
with slow movements
Wheat demand good, but with light
offerings
Corn firm: No. . mixed. old. 52i5c.
Oats firm: No. 3 mixed. track. 2)c..
sample mixed. 29i5c.
PORK quiet.
Lard quiet and lower; steam leaf. sI.25:
kettle dried SI31i2.
Dry sailed meats lower; loose shout.
ders. $3.50. loose short ribs, s625; boxed
meats quiet
Bacon quiet and easier; loose shout
ders and short clear sides $50; do. rib
sides. 500: boxed meats &c. more.
Whisky firm AT 81 %.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
BALTIMORE.


BALTIMORE, MD. Nov. l.-Flour dun
Wheat steady; spot and November.
545,a54Ac.. December. 55hro9sc'' May
5gi5c bid steamer No 2 red, olesc.; mill
ing wheat, by sample, 55lzc. ...,,-
Corn steady; mixed year, 32uo2itc:
January. Jlia,. bid southern white, J0
!.}c.; do. yellow, I5lgaOc.
oats firm: No. white, western, 3thc.
asked: No. 2 rnixel, western, &c. asked.
Rye slow: No. 2. 53a5Ic.
Hay quiet and steady; good To choice
timothy, Sl2OJNi2.JO.
Grain freights firmer; steamer TO Liver
pool. ls9d.. November; Cork for orders.
3s.. November.
Butter steady; creamery, fancy, &c;
ladle, fancy. l7GlSc.; store-pached. l2g
lac.
Eggs quiet at fsc.
Coffee quiet; No. I. $1,000
Sugar steady. graduated. si8
Virginia Century. 5sAsu5sia; Bal
timore and Ohio, 10 asked. Northern
Central, @i2 asked Consolidated Gas
stocks, 6Ni. d6Sk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. /, 1884.

OfYerings-Nheat, ~ bushels; corn
(white). J62 bushels; oats, 1890 bushels.
Sales-Wheat go bushels; corn (white).
562 bushels; oats, 80 bushels.
SIC. mixed. 54c to BIC. shortberry, SOC.
10 &c: No 2 red, &c to 56i2c.
Corn-white, Virginia (bag lots new,
53c. to SIC: No. white 5'c.; NO
Oats-No mixed, 32Hc. TO 33c;; No
8 mixed, 3fHc. TO S2c.; winter "oc' 10
42c.
Rye-5Jc to SEC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
ST LOWS

ST LOUIS. MO, Nov Flour strong
Patent. 50 lNa2 90 fancy, S2.Dd2lO:
choice, 81 iOqlS0.
Wheat higher: December 49iae: May.
547Sc. AZ,
47a, nlI7sc
oats higher: May, 32asc.
Pork-Standard mess, $40 1907,
Iard-Prime steam SBI5 choice. SO. S2,s.
Dry Sailed Meats Shoulders, s0.oIla'
clear ribs. SG37l2. shorts. $3.50.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, 1919; longs
S7.i2ia; clear ribs. 1928; shorts sI5''9'
High wines firm az $t.2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
the alma PORT OF ENTRY.
transactions During the Fiscal hoar.
The Southern Halfway.

ATLANTA, GA. Nov. lon October
18TH the press kilograms gave a list OF
about twenty-five ports Of entry reported
as having shown no transactions during
the fiscal year ending July ], 1884. Among
the ports thus mentioned was Atlanta.
Surveyor of Customs John y. Stocker, OF
the Atlanta port. promptly called the
attention Of the department TO the evil
ucnt error I'm placing Atlanta on this
list Of ports which are operated at a
dead loss lie received a rel ~ stating
that Atlanta was included I'm the list 10y
mistake, the amount of duty collected
from this port during the past year being
$500 while the expense Of the collection
was but N7oD. The Atlanta port has al
ways paid expenses, and has made money
ever since its establishment.
News has been received here that the
Southern system Of railroads has bonded
It's line between Atlanta ar1 Washing
ton SO as 10 give bonded guarantee OF
the delivery OF all imported goods sent 10
the port Of Atlanta. This has been done
on account OF the Cotton States and
International Exposition. and will no
doubt largely increase the receipts Of the
port DURING the next year. The fact that
the railroads have not been bonded has
materially retarded the direct delivery OF
imported goods through the port OF At
lanta, but the action Of the Southern re-
moves this obstacle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH. GA, Nov. l.-splrits tur-
pentine opened at 25l4G25i2c. for regn-
lars. sales. - casks at CORNER anu no
with sales OF 300 casks at 25i.c.; receipts.
OlO casks. -
Rosin market firm; sales. 5Oo barrels.
Opened and closed at following quota
81 Do. +. Sl.35: @. sl5O: II. $40; 7, 500:
X. 81 20: NJ. 81. 20; y. 50 q; window glass.
81 -; water white, 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
aDyNAMITE EXPLOSION.
T,v, Colored Men .TobAbI' rat 4S
Wounded at Winston.

r. WII Rnfiia and d Thomas Wilson ltoIoredl
while at work at the Winston "S5 i..
works this afternoon. We're blown gp ~,
T,n@mifc. Wilson's injuries VIII rrondD,l
,,.|ya fatal Runn Is badly bruised up.
- shark OF fire fel on the box OF 1ynat.
mite. and the men were trying 10 put IT
p5It when it exploded
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02

ers and feeders. s2.ooa3.0; cows ana
Uogs[ Racelpts. $1,000. market opened
firm but closed weak; heavy. Sf35nt.D;
common to choice mixed, si2yUhGI;
choice assorted, 81. 5Ja4.6D; light. Sh2aSp
4Jj: pigs, S2.JJlpt.S.
Sheer Receipts. 1909; market for
sheep was steady aud lambs were weak:
Inferior to choice, SI.0oa32J; lambs. sl.''
6fI25
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
Mrs. Kate Douglas wiggin is reported

Mrs. Kate Douglas Wiggin Is reported
as being engaged TO Mr.. George Riggs a
New York business man, representing In
America some Of the oldest and wealth.
lest linen manufacturing firms In Great
Britain. Mr. Riggs and Mrs. wiggin
were members OF "A coaching party In
Wales last year in which Mr. and Mrs.
William T. Buckley were the host and
hostess. Mrs Wiggin Is at work on a
series OF stories OF New England lie.
She spends her summers abroad return
ing TO New York for the winter. where
she has lived for the last six years,
after a long soiourn In California. She
was born in Philadelphia. but was sdu.
Gated at Andoyer. Mass.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON. y. e.. Nov. i.--Rosin
firm; strained, g5c. good strained, Sl.OO.
Spirits tUrpentine firm at 25c.
Tar firm az SljO
crude turpentine firm; hard. N.lo;
soft 81 20. virgin 81 30.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON. 5. G.. Nov. l.-Turpen-
tine firm at 25c.: receipts. % casks.
Rosin-Good strained firm at Sl.05; re-
ceipts. 40 barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02

Cash QuotatiOns-Flour quiet and prices
I'm buyers favor and easy; wheat. JiiRW
bic No. . red, 52i4c.; corn 523ic.; oats.
2Said29c. pork $l2Ol0l2. 1919: lard. S602ls
1885,; ribs, So lod8 20; shoulders, s5.62h
G5.75: sides, S6.3TlhGl65O: whisky. si.23.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
NEW FOOTBALL RULES.
CAPT. TRENCHARD or THE PRINCE
Ton TEAM. EIPLAINS THEN.
.hs Rough Cement, which the Ksvissrs
sought to Remove. Has by NO means
Disappeared, lie Says.

S'''' ''' '
alumni 81 the leading col@geS nave taken
4. d., a.,.l,rr,cut and Improvement En-
- ass -. on,
f.tN'"S" '"' '"' N"''' - "' '''0'
lurI GO undergraduates. Popular interest
has been aroused 30 sUcn a point, al !
ne influence OF me game ~ 80 49,
l,'', ia, ,.S 80 W. ,i 10 gans..n1s
has become aFp"'gh! '.4hs",S la' s',
'.u'.'.'''H '"'t S'''',4 H'','t 80 -
Wb'A N''"'' h' ab".'V lu'NPC', 49, " 1''I
i"tt .''" "H.".' 10 ,.l1. ,.,S ,.n '1,"
), las '.' ,',t','t " ''" 80, - a. ms
- "'+ ~ 800, m thr
lI,'.1 'l'' 90 'u.' ',.,,.Et I'm I,or
~ US ta7 l'," '' -, ,,,,,,,,,pfity1
'H'"'i..', '"' H",'-.' -, ' MI "'.,o ntbcr
49, We st''' ,.rt ~ 80. ,,,ios'. arc
tov b. .I,'i. ,t.,,'cJ vim u Wow 10 rem
~ u'''H 'egi.f IA, dc an arc
~" nov, milo. 4n effective remedy?
a. ..' Vs.. d -. g., 5ie.ies
..,.,,....
Tho frs, ,r,roriart change is in rule &.
- -. ,f..r 10 "a ...,.b made direct from
80 49,. a. ia. oIponrrts tor "A
-, ',,t i, ono ~ iho ssrnc side, pro-
,.1.4 a.. r,Nr ,uf,ndirr 10 make the
his hand when running for the bail, and
,'r,yi8.I ais, fL.t he makes tho mark
Rim SIS I..,, upnu catching IL and mat
No other ~ his side touches the bail If
ne ba Irt.rftr,I with by an opponent
who f~ of side or a ne be throw. after
catching the ball he shall be given nf-
fe,n wards. unless this carries The ball
ucryss the goal line. Ina that case he
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL, Nov.
.-Cattle-Receipts, 1900. market for
choice firm and other grades weaker
common 10 extra steers, 81 S5ted.2o; Stock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02

patent has just been taken out for
glasses and mugs with a quicksilver Their
mometer. In order to enable the drinker
10 determine which temperature Of the
LIQUID will be most agreeable to his taste
and most beneficial for his health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
Reduction u Waves.

FALL RIVER. MASS. Nov. 1.-The fol-
lowing notice was posted this morning
in the Iron Works Mills.
Notice is hereby given that a reduction
will be made IN wages of operatives EN-
ploved by this corporation, TO take effect
Monday. November 9TH. At the same
time. TO accommodate our method OF
payment under the particulars bill, weav-
Ing will be paid for by the pound instead
Of by the piece.
The Iron Works Mills are owned by
NJ. e. -. Borden. OF New York, and did
not cut the wages when the vLca ion
began August 10Th, but have been run
ming AZ the old rate since. The help did
not know whether the reduction VIII he
or ~ per cent
The face Of George Washington, In the
interior of the Washington monument al
the national capital has been deprived OF
it's nose. \ relic hunter did il with MS
little hammer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. Nov. .. 1894
sun TlSoS..,r..r.............'
sun - ~
Days ...........,.......lOh .32m
HIGH TIDE.
Morning Observation-Disclosures.
Evening OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
PORT or WEST POINT Nov !. 1894.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett. Balti-
more passengers and general cargo.
Steamship city Of Columbi0, Jenney.
New York, passengers and general cargo.
steamship Elm CITY, Marshall. Walker
ton, passengers and general cargo.
steamship Jesse GWathmey, white
house, general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett. Balti-
more, passengers and general cargo.
Steamship city Of Columbia, Jenney.
New York, passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm CITY Marshall, Walker
ton, passengers and general cargo.
steamship Jesse Gwathmey. White
house, general cargo.
steamship Lord O'Neill, Ferris. lAyef'
pool England. cargo cotton.
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20 run before the ball is put In play
Nor shall more than three men group
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