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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-05

casIons were rendered excee dinghy inter-
estng by the use. for the first time, OF
the recentlv -ebIilt organ.
IL Is a. valuable and beauiifying Access
sorry 10 the charcel. which Is now one Of
the handsomest 10 be seen in any church
anywhere.
DR.. Carmichael, the rector. and Pro-
fessor Reinharii. the organist OF the
church. are very much pleased with the
good work OF the organ-builders. MoIIer
Brothers. of Hagerstown, Md. who had
II In charge.
The whole of the work was. however.
at all times done under the personal SUI
pervison and attention OF the Rev. Or.
Carmichael. who Is n practical musician
and composer of great merit.
one new and excellent feature OF the
organ Is an electric motor by which it is
run. And the indi, idual stops. the voic-
ing Of the instrument. and the whole
work IS excelIently well done.
Another most valuable stop. that known
az the Vox Humana is to he added TO the
organ. making IT an instrument compar-
ing fsvorably with any in the country.
The work OF restoring and rebuilding this
organ was very reasonably done, and OF
tho amount. S.0D, needed to pay for IT,.
the sum OF s.. so was received through
the offertOry on Sunday.
The interior Of 81. PauPs church has
been still further beautified by two hand
some hymn tablets on each SIDE OF the
chanccl. They are presented by female
member OF tho congregation. in memory
OF her mother.
Among the coming beautifying addi-
tions TO the church Is fine mosaic or
Leonardo la Vincfs Last supper after
that celebrated painting, TO be placed
above tho holy table in the chancel.
This il to be the gilt of Mrs anderson
In nernoriam OF her late husband Ien-
eral Joseph r. Anderson.
Resides two new memorial windows are
10 be placed next TO the General Lee me
mortal window. on the Ninth-street sue
OF the church. -. n
St. Pnu's church IS open ualis ~
A II. TO 3 Z. NJ. ior private prayer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-05
ronAccO EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. ~. !,

RICHMOND. VA. Nov. !. 1895.
Private sales reported to the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
Wrappers, l0 hogsheads; filters. is: smok-
ers, / western, j; leaf dark, !; Jugs
dark, /; primings. .. Total. 10 nogs-
The tobacco inspector reports today;
Inspections 81 hogsheads ana
tierce. dark, hogsheads. Reinspec-
ti0ns-Brlght, hogsneads dark hogs
Myers. Davenport's, Meals. Cren-
shaw's, ShockOe, Allegheny, Sheibuine ),
and Seabrooks tobacco warehouses re-
port to-day: Receipts, 50 packages de-
liyores, as packages.
United states internal revenue collec-
lions on tobaccos for the city OF hlcn-
mond. Va, to-day: Cigars and cigarettes
-. $3.50; plug tobaccos, $i'o9e.Vl- Io'dl'
'' 'fHe Petersburg Record" Of Saturday,
the following will show the movement
of tobacco during the past week AT the
various warehouses: farmefs-insPtc
tions. H. Centre-lnspections, 5. Total
Tntai INSPECTIONS from the LIST Of Oc-
tober. 1890 TO october 10Th, 49, same
time last year, AO.
Nessrs Charles W. Bonner a 20 re-
mort the Lynchburg (Na) tobacco market
Tor the week ending Saturday, NoNelh-
sales for week ending October 2G, ls9',
November >. 1895. 1900 pounds. In
crease week ending November :, $3.50
sales from October l. 1895. to. Novem-
Der ,. 1885. 3Io,lO POUNDS; saieS l ,s2I
October /. 1885, 10 November !. 80 ~
GG2 700 pounds. Decrease Tor 1870 -o''ooV
The tendency Of prices on smokers and
cutters continues upward. me naIkyt
ON these grades was during the week
Verv active They are now higher than
for several years past ConiluehSc .i
these grades appears 10 be growing Iali{
Common brights were al times a niue
irreerlar but still held their own fairly
well as 10 prices. Real fine grades oI
brights were not much IN oemahu. ny
appear low I'm comparison 10 othels'
ONLY a few piles OF new darks We're OF
TENN. oct.3l.- re-
cpipts this week were l53 hogsheads' OF
ferngs 80 hogsheads, ana SAFES ~ ho o.. -
lower again IN grade. the market Was
fairly steady at UNCHANGED prices. Inc
mnsold stock is now small and as ship
meuts have gone out Freely the holdlhsa
of huvers' stock are not large.
Ne had "a cold rain last night, when
was general but ii ala not develop INTO
a tobacco handling season. ana the loose
tobacco buyers are stili unable 10 examine
Tho barns and open the market The
vorn-eaten portion OF the crop SWelis
the percentage OF low grades. which VIII
rrollhiV take another Alup III NhlH''
when the new crop comes TO market,
and the Spanish buyer viii continue
Ne nuote common Tugs at Sl.7J 20 So.
medium Tugs az S3.25 20 81. good Tugs at
si25 TO So common leaf at s. to 500,
medium leaf at 81 TO -, good lear al
''''' NJ. II. CLARK & BRO.
Mr. =. c. Long, of the white star
Line" New York city. was on 'Chanse
to-day. ,-.,,, ",
,ras here to-day looking for bright wrap
ners and nllerS Tor his friends. VINO
could not he found on the DanVille 10
bacco market. $780,, c,,.h
Boiling. OF Petersburg. were IN hlch-
mond, Va, to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-05
ruE fMERIciy BALL NOZZLE.
II VIII be introduced In This City by the
Fire Department.

4 very valuable addition will be maze
TO the efficiency Of the Fire Department
bv the introduction of the American
hall nozzle" which has just been ordered
nv the Board of Fire Commissioners.
II IL an ingenious arraDSement Tor
throwing a spray into burning buildings
where the smoke is so dense as 10 otner-
wise prevent the flremen from entering
n II resembles funnel, with pan
of three inches in diamtcr placer III
lis mouth. rapidly revolving at the turn
ing on Of the water III Is also al
r,need so that the stream may be turn
ed nj any time back into the usual ara
ordinary solid stream Of water py tne
turning OF a valve. -,o
The advantages Of this style OF noz%ie
are the scattering and spraying OF 'ne
water over the surface Of the nre, largely
Increasing the efficiency OF the stream
of water which is thrown.
A company has been formed 10 ln'so-
duce this invention into all countries
OF the civilized world.
Thc electrical outfit for the new
.,oine-house on Broad street has ar
rived. and Is now on exhibition at inc
central office. ,..o,,,,o,,
n is described by superintendent
THOMPSON as one Of the most compete
and beautifully adapted pieces OF hee"a'l-
ism for it's purposes ever Duil''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-05
IENTNGf ron ALtHNi
show Lively Interest In the t"Ne's'
of Virginia.

LEXINGTON. VA, Nov. i.-Ihe a'"'l'"'
and many friends OF the University vi
Virginia met this afternoon In the court
house TO take action I'm regard 10 inc
restoration of the University or Nlrgi'i,a
buildings. Hon. John Ranoolpn 1ncHss :.
dean Of the faculty OF the law scnooi
of Washington and Lee UniNcrSity' ~
sided. and Mr.. j. Il. \. HoDson was
Addresses were made by Hon. j. RAN
dolnh Tucker. Professors Alex. l.. Nelson,
/ a. Ouarles, u Washington ana IL.
University: Or. Hunter Pendictoh,, o.
The Virginia Military Institute: Rev. X. .;
NcRrvde. ID. d., rector Grace Mempilai
Episcopai church: Hon. William \. riis-
cow and Hon. William y. Anderson. -
The large attendance and enthusiasm,
at the meeting eyinced lively interest,"
and fealty by the alumni towards tnvil
alma mater who Will 40 their part 10
restore the old buildings
Resolutions offered by Dr. Hunter tSh-
dleton expressing sympathy az the loss
and providing for permanent tIeasu'c'
To receive contributions were auop'en.
A subscription list was started, ana 'ne
uberaIitv of the Alumni ana itith1S W
the old school was shown. . III
circular letter will be sent 10 an
aiIrnni i'm this section and the citl%ehS
I'm general. inviting them TO assist III 1he
great work OF rebuilding.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-05
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING IorarfONS or
MONEY.
Oherings and sales ~ the Richmond To-
bsceo hschange--Intcrnai Revenue
Observation-Disclosures dvicc..

NEW YORK. Nov. t-'rhore .c,o
i"n,a.r extensive foundations At the StocN
100 60 "-~"E' ana iower range OF
again heavy seller OF stocks. owing
90 me pohucai complications abroad. and
'''' tNtIs We're created win dispOs-
Nashville. Wabash. Reading. AfchiSon.
".d DINER prominent issues. Commits
SION houses were active and considerable
to"t STOCK was sold for the account of
4. CTS whose margins have been wcan-
~ Wc steady shrinkage IN values.
10 on SOLD Atchison and Burlington. and
tnest sales were attributed 10 inc break
= 80 ' r,s,,s dhcle. Local bear operator
gre sterling exchange market acccicratcd
.I' uoWhNard movement. AID there was
iNn VISUAL TAX about gold exports. fno
thtNfnanccs abroad lent additional IN
terest 10 the subject, although up 10
tLc close Of business 10 arrangements
h"d been made for shipments. The i'm
preston rs that there will be no outward
movement at least until Saturday. and
even thcn shipments may be avoided, a.
prominent house Is expected IN the
market win J0Ov pounds cables later
~ TIE week. The pressure to sell Was
most pronounced IN the case OF the In
ternatiOnals. Southwcsterns and Gran
gers. Louisville and Nashville fell "a
70 '51., Kansas and Texas preferred
u ~, AtchisOn 2N 10 1919. DO. preferred
Denver 0nd Rio Grande preferred lss 10
3f'.. Missouri Pacific rs 10 ~, Mobile
and Ohio lss 10 lS%, Big Four ~ 90
.O1. Lake Shore ~ 10 IA. Baltimore
aud Ohio IA to sZ1k. st. Paul 20 ~
Rock Island il TO 7Sk. Chicago Gas lis
70 ssh. Colorado Fuel ~ to 81. Delaware
and Hudson 20 10. Jersey Central ~
10 1903. Pacific Mail ~ 10 26i4 Tennes-
see Coal and Iron lW 10 30, Rubber ~
10 35iA and DO. preferred rs 10 1li<
The Changers held well Tor a time, the
result OF the good September statements
OF the St Paul and Rock Island roads
Near the close some Of the minor bears
covered their shorts. ana rally Of a
20 lL per cent cnsued, but In the final
transactions Lake Shore and St Paul,
Kansas and Texas preferred ana South
crn Pacific suffered. The market clos I'd
weak and 4. 10 2M per cent. lower on
tho day Louisville leading Southern
Pacific. however. lost 3ik per cent. The
sales were 3lf.9lS shares. Tomorrow
being a legal holiday. the downtown
financial institutions Will be closed. Bonds
were weak Sales footed up S2.J23,uVO
Treasury Balances. Coin, Ss3l9i,Jl1;
currency, SOC Jl5.31.
Money on call easy at 2N2il per cent,
last loan at per cent. and closing Of
fered at . per cent; brimemer'anttaale
paper. 5n5i5 per cent. Bar silver. ora
Sterling exchange strong. with actual
business ina bankers bills at 4S7MMiSS
for sixty days and 4SShNlS9 for demand
posted rates. 4SSikdiSW3, commercial
bids. 4Sgi,n4S7i. Government bonds
easter. state bonds duh Railroad bonds
weak silver at the board was neg
iected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-05
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov 4.-Flour dull and
barely steady. winter wheat low bId'fs,
s.. 25G2Gu. 40. fair 10 fancy, SZ.ev93.fo'
DO patent. SS.jOu3.t,, Mlhie7O." e i,.a'i .
~ D-6,1 S1. city mills, S3.SJ44W; 40;
nafent- 81 2,puj a. Southern nOur uuil
and easy: COMMON TO extra, S@.iVh .
good TO choice do, S2Wq7;y' ,..
Wheat-SpOt market duil ana weak :
No red. store and elevator, Gac.; ahOat,
7onc options opened quiet al ~. De
cline. fen &c, rallied, and closed steduy
at about &c decline, No. rce' Sa"q I',n y
G9c July, GDibc.; November oiisc'' De-
cornLspot quiet and steady; No. ?.
36Bc.. elevator, 3Iiac. anoa'. Vptlo 'i3
opened dull and easier, ralheu' anu tiosvu
steady at unchanged prices 20 4S;- au.
vance. November 3Gc.. December "''tc.
May. 3jKc.. juno, Bose, .. o,.,o,s
Oafs-Spot easier and quiet. opuvhs
November. 23bc.: December, EFlc.' May;
25isc. Spot prices: No. =, 2%l2c. no :
white 2F,c.: mixed western, 2lf2'lac.
Hay quiet shipping, 7oa'oc.' good 10
'' Wool ' Saiet, domestic fleece. 'ca22c.
'T Reef a l and steady; family. $1,000
- IN. extra mess. S75ANIs.2D, beef hams
dull at Sll JO013.OO. ucrced beer uuii ;
city extra. India mess Sl0VVg -, ~ gu
meats Quiet; pickled- bellies. 5000; snOui /
d ,Ts s60OaG25. hams, Ss.5oq3oO' mid
dies nominal .... ,.o,,,,
Lard quiet and easy: western steam
closed al $3.50: city, $500; NoVemDei D
S5.95 nominal. Refined quiet Noii.,iiv,' T.
s6.35: South American, 500; COMPOUND
PORK quiet and steady; mess S''''a
Rufter quiet and steady; state dairy,
1JG21ibc. do. creamery, Hfd-oc.' western
dairy. 1Oibd15c.; Elgins, DC ..,
Eggs-Fancy scarce ana hrnl' Nla'S az s't'
Pennsylvania, 22a23c.i western iieS"'
Taiiow steady; city. &c; country
4LnlNc., as to quality. ID.
Cotton seed oil active and rrmer' cIuue'
2ic.: yellow prime 2s4c.; DO. OH sraues'
27U27lic. ...ot,oa coro-
Rosin quiet and steady; strained' COM
mon TO good, Sl.6Jul.IV. ,s,,.
Turnentine dull and steady at 2N'4c.
Rice In moderate demand noiats'iO'
fair TO extra. 80. Q6c.; Japan 3esp5Hc,
Molasses-Foreign nominal NeW VT
leans. open kettle. good TO choice firm at
26p82c.
Coffee quiet and unchanged to 10 points
down. November S1l1O. December SlAiV
G14o5; March. $3.50. Spot Rio steady
and dun: No. T. S1j.62igQ
Sugar-Raw duh and steady; fair re-
filming, 3G3i-c. Refined steady ana qulet
off A, 4 1-lGdhc.; standard ~ .i'2c,
cut-loaf and crushed, jAc.; graduated
Freiehts to Liverpool quiet; room
scarce: cotton, by steamer i-Ofn'' gram
by steamer December 5l2d'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-05

i,;2i bales: spinners. 32i bales; stock,
III. re bales. FUTURES closed barely
steady. saks, iy6.ip bales. November,
sS1. December. so: January. s,.h' rep-
ruary. $50. March. So. Aprl, s.s' May
sol: June. $50. July. nu2: August, 300
Total so far this week Net receipts,
Giol2 bales: exports 10 Great Britain.
- 40 bales: France. 1925 bales; 'on'ir
nent. 81 .2ai bales
Total since september 1 sJ-Nei receipts,
go s7 bales: exports 10 Great Britain,
3SS ~ bales. France. Si,.fD hal's, TON
tncnt, 2f3 go bales.
NEW ORLEANS La. Nov. - tt i,,
futures quiet and steady: sales, 81 200
bales. Novomber s57. December, SCI
January. SOB. February. SCI: arch
ssl; April. 81; May. SIS; June 60,
LIVERPOOL. Nov. i--l2."" NJ
Cotton in good demand and prices nrm;
American Kidding, 4 22-32: sales, I'm"
bales. American. 1860 bales; speculation
and export. i.uO0 bales. receipts, l2."oo
bales. American. 100 bales. futnreS
opened steady and demand fair. American
ridlilng November. ( i2-6I0f 4H-Gi;
november and December li-6i' DeceIn-
bor and January. 4 41-Gini i2-Gi January
and February. il-Gia4 i4-b4: FEBRUARY
and March. I 32-0ip4 4l,o'. Match anu
4 49-Gi: July and August, 's-'i. fn-
p M-American spot grades i.lG
higher. American middllng; ialI' . - - IT,. T., ,
low middling. li-lG: good ordinary,
1 g-iG: ordinary. a.. November. 43-biM
1 44-Ci. value. November and Decemosr'
1 a. 81 bnvers, January and February,
4 s3-G,@i AGA. buyers: February ana
March. 4 $3.50. sellers; March ana Hpii,,'
4 1894. sellers. April and Nay, 49,
sellers. May and june = 500, ~ ~
sellers June and July. i'-1ir' ~,,,'
sellers: July and August. N-6iai ad-ssii'
sellers: August and September, 4 'o-'i'
sellers. Futures closed steady .oo, H..
Total to-day-Net receipts 3S.-H- paies.
exno~fs 10 Great Britain. 5.'3I bales;
1905 1c,s bales. Continent. 1909
bales. stocks 81 .92G bales
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-05

CHICAGO. ILL, Nov. 4.-Nine-tenths
Of to-days session wheat was quiet ana
quotable at the same prices. An lded
Of the extent of the trade may be lofh5d
from that fact There was practically
no business, the scalpers and room
traders buying and selling moderate
quantities. The news, summed up
might be considered as favorable To tne
bears. but that element made no at
tempt 90 depress prices. DECEMBER
wheat opened from 5si9c. to 5si3q5si &c,
advanced TO JSGN1s7sc, closing AT oSAc',
unchanged from Saturday. Cash wheat
Corn-The Indifference OF the trade IN
corn was quite as m gay race e0qSy al The
news of the day developed nothing cal
culated to arouse operators from thelr
lethara,v The situation seemed TO be
that the supplies OF corn are known
bur the consumption and absorption TN
certain. The market is therefore IN Il
knotty condition, with the advantages IN
favor OF the bears. May corn opened
al 29ilc., sold between Shc. and IVA
20isc, closing at 2Vtc., lsc. higher than
Saturday. Cash corn was steady.
Oats-Only slight alterations In prices
were observed I'm oats. and they were.
due to the modest action OF the larger
markets The trade i'm oats. like that IN
corn. is impressed by the immensely 81
the late crop May oats closed unchanged
from Saturday Cash oats were laWlac.
Der bushel lower
Provisions-A bic run Of hogs weakened
the stock yards market, ana, IN turn al,
fscted product The depression continued
FOR a short period after the opening this
morning after wheat The appearance
of little outside buying reversed the
tome. and from that time until the close
comparative steadiness prevailed. Janu-
arv pork and January ribs closed I'M
changed from Saturday, January lard a
shade higher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-05
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, MD. Nov. 4.-Fiour
quiet. western superfne. S2.45d265; DO.
extra, ~ iJu3.oO, winter wheat, patent.
-. 55n3.S5 spring DO, SiSON4.pU;.
Wheat dull; No. = red spot and Novem-
Der 66nwjS.c.; December. tjtsm6Ji,c c.. I:
May. NC. asked; steamer No. red.
63I63Ac: southern, by sample, GjqG7c. ;
DO, on grade. Gil6Ic.
Corn easy: mixed spot. a7G37Nc.; No
yember. 3iasn3iSc.; year. 33i2g33i.c. );
January 354ti33kc.; February. 33lk1
33s.c: March, S3a.a3ic.: steamer mixed.
:flm35c southern white. 3iQ37c.: do.
yellow, 34iet314c.
oats quiet and steady; No. 2 white,
western 2iAQ2i4c.; No. 2 mixed. vest
ern. 23c. bid
Rye quiet No. .. 44@45c. for near by
and lSuiyI.c. for western.
Hay firm; choice timothy. si5.5ouleW.
Grain freights quiet and offerings Fair;
steamer to Liverpool. per bushel, 23443d.
Cork for orders. per quarter. &c.
Butter firm.
Eggs firm at lgi2u2oc.
Coffee quiet; No Z, $1,000.
other articles unchanged.
Bonds-Virginia 3's. new, I4415ha Bal
timore aud Ohio. eoQ6i; Northern Gen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-05
UNIVERSITY TO REBUILD
THE DEsTROYED BUILDINGS TO BE
RESTORED.
Such IL the Determination ofthe Board 81
Visitors ON Recommendation
of the Faculty.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Nov. H.
Special-At meeting OF the boaru Oh
Visitors OF the University OF virginia TINS
afternoon. resolutions were submitted py
the faculty recommending the restoration
at once of the buildings recently de-
stroyed by fire.
The resolutions were adopted' ana the
rounda. the wings. the old chapel. and
the reading-room are TO be restored a.
1901, nc p-a ettcablo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-05
SOCIETY'S GREAT EVENT.
THE ANNUAL
Horse Show in New York!
NOVEMBER IL no 10, 1895.


You cannot afford 10 miss this
splendid opportunity OF visiting
New York and see this grand
show.
The Old Dominion Steamship
Company will run its second per-
allyconducted Excursion to
New York TO the Horse Show.
Party now forming. Leave Rich
mond SATURDAY, November
9th, at 3: 80 =. NJ. via Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway, connecting
with our new and elegant steam
ship Jamestown" 10 Norfolk,
arriving in New York sun
lay 3 p. ~ Returning, can
leave New York Tuesday, We'd
nesday, or Thursday ut . j. NJ,
or Saturday 4 J.. NJ. for Old Point,
arriving in Richmond next even
ing at 600 via Chesapeake ana
Ohio Railway. Fare for round
trip, including meals and state
room berth on steamer, only Sll.
Tickets good for ten days, and to
return Oh any steamer Of the line.
Special hotel rates have been Sc
cured american and European
plans. AZ the party is limited
and New York will be crowded
with visitors at that time, early
application should be made, that
good steamer and hotel reserya-
ton may be secured.
GEORGE W. ALLEN & co., Agents,
I2la r.. Main Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-05
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, y. g.. Nov. 4.-Rosin
firm; strained. sl22is; good strained
Sl.27ik
Spirits Of turpentine steady; machine,
21Ac.; irregular. 2IAc.
Tar steady at sl.io.
Crude turpentne firm; hard Sl.lO; soft.
81 80. virgin, SlW.
CHARLESTON. :. C.. Nov. 4.-Turpen-
tine firm at 2Ji4c.; receipts, y casks.
Rosin-Good strained firm al Sl.-Onl.3O;
receipts. 200 barrels.
SAVANNAH, GA, Nov. 4.--Turpentine
firm AZ 2ihc.. sales. 81 casks. buyers
bidding &c. lower
Rosin-Patents quiet and other grades
firm. receipts of full lines being taken
TO secure the lower grades; demand was
good. several small lots lower grades
sold at DO. above quotations. Quota
tons: 4. y. and G. Sl.2D; D. S1.25, -,
- 30: +. $40: O, Sl.45; II, Sl.jO; /, 81 40,
X, 81 81; NJ, S21j; y, 500; window glass,
Q 90. water white, $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-05
Pickett Camp.

At the regular meeting OF Ii,hV .,
Camp last night resolutions OH ,ne 80
OF Comrade John Il. Spindle were "''''
ed. - ra,ros u
.. 80, ,yera elected to membership.
"o0I Liter from Bishop Ellison Capers' OF
co1unbla. C.. in regard to a Testament .sa
o o,b,cb was presented to the camp by the
"nlG ,,,t va" and Honorable Artillery on their
recent visit. was received. Bishop Gape ~
reIS he would try to find the 10y, oWn caro- o.
s s,'e' Testament, who was OUT" N"'O
linian soldier. ,.,,,,r was pres
ont and made a few remarks remark 80 entertain
a committee was appointed - The com
louisa Camp. c. v, next Mas Ace stans-
rnittee IS composed OF Ivn no "'N
-. Trewalla, and Wallace
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-05

The Mystery of Ills Absence From the City
still Insolyed.

Nothing has yet been heard from Mr.
George $. Maxwell, late manager Of the
Mason Telephone Company. who left the
civ a few days since. Tho affair seems
10 be a rather tangled one. and nothing
is yet positively known about him. As
published in The Times Of sunday last,
MIR Maxwell left this city last Saturday
week. and that night The Times received
a telegram stating that G.. 5 Maxwell
and Miss Resale GOttlleb had been mar
ried that evening IN Washington by
E.shop j j. keane. The message was
signed G.. 5. Maxwell. and an account Of
tlk marriage appeared IN The Times
the following morning.
Last Monday week Mr. Maxwell re-
turned 10 Richmond, and calling at The
Times office. asked that the notice pub
lished regarding mis- marriage be cor
rected as il was his first cousin who
was welded and not himself The re-
ducsted correction was duly made last
Tuesday morning. ana on the same day
Mr. Maxwell again left the city, and
since then nothing has been heard from
him.
SO many strange circumstances were
connected with the case, however. that
after Mr.. Naxwells second disappearance
il began TO be rumored about that it
was Maxwell himself who had married
Miss Gottlieb although he had "A wife
and two children. which he had sent TO
Louisville before leaving the city and IT
WAS asserted by those who claimed to
know that he had no first cousin named
G.. ;. Maxwell.
Mr. r. A. Catlln. president Of the Ma
son Telephone Company. when seen yes
terday, said that he had heard nothing
of his missing manager, and said he had
thought Tor Some time past that Maxwell
had lost his senses.
Mir. Gottlieb, who IS believed to be
with her daughter. is the wife OF Mr.
Henry Gottlieb. well-known lumber
this country Mrs. GottlieD was maid
OF honor in the German court Mr. Fred
Gottlieb. her son, is dentist, and lives
I'm New York city. Neither the police nor
the officers of the Mason Company have
received any intination OF the present
whereabouts OF Mr. Maxwell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-05

The Committee on First Market held it,
regular monthly meeting at the market
building yesterday afternoon at o'clock,
with the follow ing members present
Messrs. Davis chairman, Epps. hine
and Smith.
The payroll for the past month was
approved and a number of bills ordered
10 be paid. ON motion Of Mr.. KING, II
was decided 10 recommend to the Council
the adoption OF an ordinance appropriat-
ing 500. or so much thereof as may be
necessary, for the purchase OF new scales
for the market building.