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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-29
AUCTION SALES Future Dav.
BY Denoou. Upper & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneefs'
81 Main street.

rTRCsTEE's sALE
TWO FRAMED TENENI,NIS
OK THE EAST LINE OF ktSt.itF vlis
SR.t. I.
NORTH OF WALLACE SlhLr1.
Bv virtue Of the provisions OF = certain
deed OF trust. dated June ~. ics2, ana OF
record I'M the clerks Office of HchmohH
Chanoery Court. Deei-book "A" a. page
pa. default having been made IN the la1
mcnt OF a certain note therein. secui Sh 'i
and being required So % DO. l VIII sen ~
public auction. on the promises. on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 3d. 1885,
az 4.o O'Clock - ~, the following de- t,.
s.rihed PROPERTY being the LOT On
LAND. with the DOUBLE ftNES ~
thereon situated on the east sltc ot
Reservoir street.. Commencing ~ iStt
north of Wallace street, thence tuuliiis :. :
northwarIiv and fronting on Reservoir
street 3l feet. and running back between
parallel lines lW feet 20 an alley. $500.
TERMS. Cash as 40 eNpena. OF eNe'n
ting this trust and 20 pay the sum %
@75 with interest thereon from june ~
lS5: and balance upon terms 20 DC Al
bounced al sale. -.
&. l.. pFsNOON. Trustee.
nO2i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-29

The c. +. Sauer Co. got first prize
medal at Atlanta Exposition on their fine
line of Flavoring Extracts over all COM
petitors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-29

The Life Tree" OF Jamaica Is harder
10 kill than any other species OF woody
growth known 10 arboriculturists. IL
continues 70 grow and thrive for months
after being uprCcted and tNpoaeI 70 'he
sun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-29

TRUSTEES SALE or FARM OF
4 ABOUT FIVE HUNDRED ACkEo,
WITH DWELLING AND Ohtlt
IMPROVEMENTS THEREON. u NOT
TJWAY AND AMELIA COUNTIES.
vain execution OF a deed OF trust D"
the undersigned dated June :, $780, duly
recorded in NOttOway County Court
clerks Office, Deed Book H. page 70; also
recorded in Amelia County Court, DECD
Book 81. page D.. default having peeh
made iu the payment of me denl therein
secured. and at the request OF The bone
fciary. / viii sell boy public auction, IN
front OF NottOway county courthouse. on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER ., 1880,
county court day. at - o'clock ~, the
Aforementioned property. The farm iic8
parlly In Amelia and partly in NottoWay
counties. located about three miles lruin
Jetersyille, a station on the holthein
railroad.
TERMS. Enough in cash % pay cost or
sale. any taxes that may Dee DUE and
note for 500. with interest on same from
sortemhor s. 1~gJ, residue In equal in-
stalments al one and TWO years from
dav of sale. evidenced by notes, Win
interest added. and secured by trust coed
on Che property. JOHN bAEblf
nof7-td Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-29
BY Pollard & Bagby.
Real Estate Auct'Oneers,
No IL north Eleventh street.

BY Pollard & Bagby,
Real Estate AuctOneers,
No IL north Eleventh street.
4 UCTION SALE
\ OF
VALUABLE LOT. WITH FRAME
HOUSE No 0l1,
on EAST SIDE OF SIXTH, BETWEEN
BAKER AND PRESTON STREETS.
AZ request OF the owner. we will sell
by public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER -. 1892
40 4.9O O'Clock r. NJ. the above-men-
toned PROPERTY. Lot 81 by about ~
10 wide paved alley. This IS tip-top
"Jackson-ward lot" All know there Is
money in H.
TERMS: AT sale. II you think of buy
ing. see ne az our office before the sale
and terms will be made 10 suit you.
POLLARD AZ BAGBH.
uO22-td AucuOneers.
The above sale is postponed on ac-
count OF rain until FRIDAY, November
-, 1895. at the same hour. no2i-jt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-29
TAX NOTICE.

Trcasurer's Onice. City Hall,
November !. $3.50.
< TATE TANES FOR 1895 ARE NOW
> DUE. and should bee paid on on before
November Both, after which date . per
cent. viii be added TO all unpaid bills.
All persons having trustees VIII please
name them when applying 90 pay their
bills N0taries public win please settle
for taxes on seals
CHARLES IA. PHILLIPS.
Treasurer Richmond city.
mol. 2.3,G,1 1871, 2l, "a n, IS, 2a&3o
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-29
Ry Charles 4. Rose.
Real Estate and Loans.
No. IL north Tenth street.


4 UCTION SALE
THr SUBSTANT IAL, WELL-BUILF
BRICK DWELLING,
No. 2i03 EAST FRANKLIN STREET.
Nv request Of the owner who Is de-
termined 10 sell. 1 will offer the above
mentioned property, on the premises,
TUESDAY. DECEMBER ., 1870, 90
e. f' by - to to the alley in rear. with a
GOOD brick dwelling thereon, containing
& rooms (two-story and BASEMENT. city
nronertv rented Tor ST. per month. and
will make a hrst-class Investment.
/ VIII also sell No. BOO. adjoining, II
so desired. at same time
TERMS: Liberal. x.or,
nocS-1t Auctioneer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-29

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Voting
w the Atlanta Exposition can md
comfortable ROOMS, with or without
board at very reasonable rates with
Mrs. W. G.. WALLER at No. ~ Capital
avenue; one streot-car line runs IN front
of the door and another Is about block
away. se<--u
ANTED-PARTIEs d EsIRINu
w SrEREOTNpING OF ANY AND
ALL KINDS. can have the work prompt
" and satisfactorily done by leaving their
orders at THE TIMES OFFICE. Terms
reasonable my5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-29
WANTS.

X4r ANTED-AfEN EVERYWHERE TO
w act AS Private Detective, under in
structions. experience unnecessary, com
tract and guarantee furnished. Address
COOPERATIVE DETECTIVE AGEN-
CY. Nashville, Tenn. no2s-6t-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-29

TRUsTEE's sALE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-08

The hall Is not In any players CUSTODY
for more than two or three SECONDS. ne
runner holds the leather between ms
hands and in front Of his chest ready 10
pass IL to either side to his comrade. VINO
l. ready TO carry the rush onward.
The Canadians excel In kicking, ana
few matches are played I'm which goals
are not dropped from the forty or forty
five yard lire. Because there Is no inter-
ference the half backs must be very
speedy and expert ct knocking on their
opponents-"fendlng on the Canadians
call IT. As the field is sixty-flve yards
wide, there is more opportunity for the
are the feature Of the game Roughness
Is seldom seen. Players OF the opposing
side cannot approach within five yards OF
the man who Is awaiting catch. The
penalty IL "A free kick. which means either
a placed or dropped goal or long punt
into touch that will give loss OF many
yards against the side penalizei.
IL may be prejudice or II may be inn
partial Judgment that impeIs Canadians
who have played the American game to
pronounce II inferior 10 their own IN some
respects. Barr, who captained cornell
I'm 1893: Parlkyn. who Is playing full back
for the University OF Minnesota: Harvey.
IN 1892. and Mustard. once on the johns
Hopkins eleven. with others. unite In the
opinion that the Canadian game Is faster
and more interesting TO the ordinary spec
tator than the American sport. There
are many long runs. frequent big drops
and punts. and splendidly executed long
passes. on the other hand, Canada's
game lacks the line breaking, the heavy
work among the rushers. and the cleverly-
executed stratagems that characterize the
practice of the intercollegiate code.-New
York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-08

nesday to visit friends and relatives -
Dany.le
The Cousfy Court of chestcrfIsId con-
vcnes next Monday
Mrs. Ida Darlington isst yesterday to
visit the Atlanta Exposition.
A lecture VIII be given NJ Leader HnI
on November 18th for the benefit oil tas
The ladies OF the Prcsb. terrain cn'tSn
Will give an oyster s,rper IN the iecture-
room on THURSDAY November list
Rainbow Party" viii be given AZ the
residence OF Mrs William N. owens on
November I'D by the Methodist ladies.
Domino OF Richmond. played match
game of football nj Island Park Monday
evening" phe GAME resulted I'm score
OF to II In favor OF the MANCHESTER
team.
The Virginia Stars" team was COM
posed Of the following players: l.. Laid.
centre rush: l.. Fendlcy. right guard; p.
'uc,cr. lett guard: J. Lear. right tackle.
: Euford. left tackle: s. Beetle, sight
end. y. Laid. left end: W. Patterson.
ouart II back G. Page. right half back:
j. Lin comb. left half back.
This sam il open TO all challenges from
teams ncf Averaging over Ii5 pounds,
Mrs. RIO Ssrts continues quito sick at her
home on 'ck-ter street
In the Po 'ice Court Yesterday morning
Jessie Mosbs' Vas fined s. for ordinance
violation
Mrs. Eva Har,'ls>, m Gwathmey left We'd
nesday for Charlotte. \. C., whore she
will make her horn' In the future. Mr.
Gwathmey has beer, transferred 10 that
division OF the southern railway, or which
he Is a popular snplss'e
A meeting Of the ST. ndrew's Brother
hood Of Meade -Nemor.al church VIII be
held tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-08
EDTC4TORS ORGANIZE.
An Association of Colleges and Prepara-
tory schools of the Southern States.

ATLANTA. GA. Nov. IA number OF
prominent educators have met here, rep
resenting the Southern States, and have
organized the Association OF Colleges
and Preparatory Schools in The Southern
States.
There are similar associations in New
England, the Middle States, the West
etc.
The following institutions were repre-
scented: Vanderbilt University, uniVer-
sity of North Carolina, Washington and
Lee University. Georgia School of Tech
nology, Wofford College, Trinity Coliese'
n. c.; Tulane University. Mercer Col
Icge of Mississippi; University of Ala
bama, and the University of Tennessee.
The association adopted con-
stitution and bylaws based upon
those of the Associations of the
Middle States and Maryland. This con-
stitution makes Ineligible TO membership
colleges with preparatory departments
and schools pretending to confer degrees
As a prerequisite to membership. col
Icges must enforce minimum of require
ment In their entrance requirements.
Thus a line OF demarkation is strictly
drawn between those institutions Wmch
do strictly collegiate work, and those 40
ing academical work, AMI competing Win
academies and high schools. The asso-
citation is TO meet annually the nrst week
I'm November and its next session VIII
be at Nashville, Tenn. Its officers Tor
the first year are: President. George
T. Winston, president of the University
Of North Carolina; Nice-President. Pro-
fessor Palmer. of the University OF Ala
bama; and Professor Carolan, of WASH
ineton and Lee University; Secretary ana
Treasurer. Chancellor j. II. Kirkland, OF
Vanderbilt University.
Resolutions expressing the association
sympathy with the work OF the pupiic
schools were adopted, and these set
forth. as the opinion of the association,
that the interests OF public education
demand that four years OF the study or
Latin be added to the curriculum OF the
public schools, and at the earliest prac-
ticable moment, two years of the study or
Greek.
The directors OF the Cotton States ana
International Exposition met this al
ternoon. and the chairman OF the Finance
Committee, Mr.. Samuel II. lnman, an
nounceA that heh adj raised among
few citizens cash subscriptions 10 the
amount Of 10000 to cancel the accu-
mulated Indebtedness of the Exposltlon'
This puts the Exposition on firm hhah-
cial footing. with the gate receipts IN
creasing largely every day. OF the
Sf0o OoO subscribed, Mr.. lnman neads tiie
list with half Of the whole amount the
other $4,000 being contributed by members
of the Board OF Directors.
More than 20 per cent of the nonnen
Indebtedness has already been paid. ana
the rest is considered certain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-08
>r,v WORK. PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov. Flour quiet and
rather easier: winter wheat. low sTaues,
s.. 2Jd2.75: do. fair TO fancy, s..S'a ica.
do. patent s3.Joq4.O0, Minnesota GEAR
80 100 ~: patent. S3.3jHi20; low extras,
e. o-A59 - Southern -four qniet ana
easy. common to fair extra, s-.lVp-'p'
good to choice do, s2.oVd5 ~. -.
Wheat-Spot market quiet ana lower,
10 . red store and elevator, .5i+4c.:
a0oat 6lLc. Options were duli ana
tended downward under free realizing ior
local account, with the close weak At
Ac below Yesterday: No. red. January
GiLc: December. bol+c. . oe,,. 81
Corn dull and steady: No. > 36l4c.. ele-
.ator: 37i5c. ahoat options were puiee
and without special influences. WIN the
aioso Unchanged from yesterday; NO
vember 36ac.; December "v7sO'' -"o''
Oats dull and steady, Options I IoI
and easier. November: 2%'sc.; iSeoS Xn ;,
23l5c.; No. white, 24'sc' miNea WESTERN
Ha a firm and IN good demand ship
ming. 7sd7Tibc.; good 20 choice. s't,'C,
Wool steady and quiet uoi''eS''0
16d22c: pulled. 1JH34c. 1T. co oo0
Reef dnn and steady; family, sSVya
10 Oo. extra mess. S7DusW peer hd sll,,
duh at Sl4OoGl50O; uerced peer n na
and 6rm; city extra. India mess, $500
10 cut meats steady and quiet, piC ~ "a
QS5O: middles nominal. .-.. ..o.,,
Lard quiet and easy; western s,.a az
s5.a5: city. s5Gon5.e5; November' 800
Refined auiet. Continent S659, South
American SO 70: compound, S4."q4 So
Pork quiet and steady mess S''''~
butter quiet and steady; state GARY
1as,StfIc do. creamery. 2Oq2ic.' west
ern dairy. 1Obdl5c.: Elgins. &c. co.,
Eggs I'm fair demand and steany sla ,,'
and Pennsylvania, 22uZ5c "eS''i"'
fresh. i9n2lc. lined, lGal6Ac;, .,,,
,raliow quiet and easy; city, 4isc-' couh-
try. 4i<c.. as TO quality. ,-..o
Cotton seed oil strong, with noast'ate
er,eculative demand, crude, va - ~
Yellow 2sl5c. asked: off grades, 2'12c.
Rosin quiet and firm; strained Ooin-
mon TO good 81 Gal 20.
Turnentine steady at 2sn2s2c
Rice firm and quiet; domestic iair 10
extra "a. d6c. Japan, 2esn3Hc' -, -.
Nolasses-Foreign nominal; New Ut
leans. open kettle, good to choice nrfn at
26d32c
Peanuts quiet. , 4. N
Coffee steady and unchanged 10 10
,,oinfs IN. November. Sl4.So: pecen.po or
stt7sydiI 80: March 40; May, <l5.V
spot Rio dun and steady; No. q Sl'.o@'2
"s s,,sy steady and more active;
fair refining 303ikc Refined quiet ana
stesdv. off A. I l-l6diLc.; standard a.
4iLc.; cut-loaf and crushed, 5l4c.' erahu-
'Freights to Liverpool quiet and steady I;
cotton. by steamer. 7-6|d.' gram ny
steamer. 3l4d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-08
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
DTgtIRfnNn VA Noy

MIN htsNff ' ~ Wv - $500
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
were light.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day:
Inspections-Bright "a hogsheads; daIk'
% hocshcads: western. 43 hOgsheads. Re
Inspections Bright. 81 hogsheads; dark
3 hogsheads and tierces
Myers. Planters. Seabrook's. Shockoe.
Meals DayenpOrt's. Allegheny, OLD DO
minion and Shelburne's tobacco ware
houses report to-day. Receipts, 81 pack
ages deliveries, " packages
Unified States internal revenue cOllec-
tions on tobaccos for the city or Rich
mond. Va. to-day: Cigars and cigarettes
81 .672 e.: plug tobaccos, Sl6iolo. lotai'
Wessrs. Frazer q Tompkins, commits
sion merchants No. los south IWelith
street. Richmond, Va, make the follow
ing comments for the week on tobacco;
Dark Tobaccos- Receipts and offerings
continue light: sales during the past week
have been very small; all fine leaf ana
good working medium and short leaf
meets with ready sale. ,,..,-..s,,,..
Observation-Disclosures niue OF ho.h'ns
doing: receipts and offerings continue
very light , a,,o,a
Sun-Cured Tobacco-Luss. So 10 go;
short leaf 81 TO SO: long lear Sip 10 Sio'
wrappers, SIS to S25. -
Bright Tobaccos Smokers: common %
70 So: medium. 81 TO $50; fine. - 10
si1 Cutters: Common, Sll to sli; me
dunn. SIG 70 SIS: fine. SO. - TO SO fancy,
S2I. 20 to $50 Filters: Common, 500 10
81; medium, $3.50 10 $3.50; good, 20 10
Ss, fne so TO So. Wrappers: Common,
Si5 TO TO SIS: medium SIS to $50; good 20
10 $50: fine, $50 TO $40, fancy, go 70 ~.
Wrappers. Mahogany: Common Sl2 to
si5: medium. $50 TO 81; gooo' ~ 10
$40 20. fine. S35 10 $40; fancy, SO 70 80.
bark Tobacco-Lugs. 81 to Si25; short
leaf. $40 to $3.50; long leaf. SO to IS
selections SD 10 SO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-08
PUTNAM PHALaNx TO BE HERE.
They VIII Arrive Here This Morning and
Leave for Washington al ". dnlghf.

The Putnam Phalanx. OF ia rtfor!.
Conn, viii arrive in the city this morn
ing at 7:i5 o'clock by special train over
the Southern railway. having left Ath nta
are 40 strong. and Major Henry Rric,g-
ford is in command. When the trahi
pulls I'm the depot a detachment OF tho
Howitzers Will fire salute and the
Walker Light Guard. under Captain.
Cunningham, and the Richmond How
itzers. will be drawn UP In line TO re-
ceive the visitors.
Headed by the First Regiment Band.
the military will proceed TO the How
tiers Armory. whore light Refreshments
will be served. After a short rest the
march will be taken up again. and the
Richmond military Will escort the Nlsi-
tors to the Hotel Jefferson, the render
vous OF the Phalanx during the day
Upon the arrival at the hotel the mill
tary will assemble I'm the rotunda, where
Rev. w. w. Landrum Will make the al
dress of welcome.
After the reception formahucs nave
been concluded Captain Frank COM
many and the Howitzers viii retire, as
sembing again at the Howit2ers AninoIy
at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. 1hrhce
they march 10 the jefferson. where they
will be Joined I'm parade by the iu,h"nl
PhaIanx The line Of merch WIZ pe
down Franklin to Fifth street, TO Grace.
through the Capitol square and over
the lawn in front or the Governor
mansion The parade will b. reviewed
i'm passing by Governor Oferrall. IeaN
ing the Capitol the military VIII mar'n
up Broad street. being reviewed by sias., ,
TAYLOR and other municipal oihcef' .,"'
the City Balll To Fifth thence 10 m.
TO Jefferson and down 10 the no,ei. ~
visiting military will leave at II os'o'n
midnight for Washington VIA the 'h''so'
peake and Ohio railway.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-08
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING JOTATIONs or
MONEY.
Offerings and Sales ut the Richmond To-
b"coo Esch"ngc-Internai Revenue
Foreign Advices.

NEW YORK. Nov. I'm the early trad
ing al the Stock Exchange to-day tnere
was a general decline in prices OF IA 20
pei cent, que 10 an advance In posted
rates oi sterling exchange to 1874 and
$50. The rise In rates. OF course led
10 the nSuai discussion about gold cA-
ports. but up TO the close OF business
no air"heeinents had been made for the
entpineht OF The metal. London was
scuel OF stocks AT this time especially
~. faul ana Northern Pacific preferred.
j ne last-nsmcd sold a. low as LIS. ana
we reports Of heavy assessment were
revived: Later Oh advices were received
from European financial centres 10 the
eject That the situation was improving
abroad. and this led to a rally here
recovery, however. has been long over
que. ana The traders simply made this
favorable news the pretext for a iurn
against the shorts. and as the market
AZ heavily oversold. they had little dif-
ncuIiy In forcing some OF the smaller
pears 10 covering. The buying move
ment gained force as the day advanced
and about O'Clock the active stocks
showed gains of h,gh per cent Leather
preferred. Lake Shore. the Changers
western Union. General Electric. To-
pAocc. the Southwesterns, Anthracite
Coalers. and Tennessee Coal and Iron
were all prominent In the rise. chicago
Gas was depressed 2's 20 bi9s al one time,
but quickly rallied to as. The deposits
of Fidelity Trust Receipts with the Gem
500. 100 POO. Near the close liquidations
were resumed in the cases OF Leather
preferred and Sugar the former falllns
20 sJ and the latter 20 9S3s. The weak
ness OF Sugar was attributed 10 sales ~
lower Wall street interests In the lnac-
tive stocks. Wheeling and Lake Ere
preferred advanced ~ 10 431s, broke 70
30 and rallied 10 slia. Minneapolis ana
St Louis second preferred sold down
2i5 10 52Q53. Illinois steel declined rs
10 7Gis and recovered 20 7Its. Cleveland
and Lorraine and Wheeling preferred
bid for al - al one time and then adj
Vanced 10 80 bid. The last sale before
the dav was 81 Norfolk and Southern
advanced :. to 60 New England brought
-. against ~. the last reported sale
Speculation closed steady and firm. with
prices ~ 20 ~. per cent. above yesterdays
finals Sugar lost =. and Leather pre-
ferrei = per cent on the day. Inc
sales were 3Oi 032 shares. Of which 1s,tW
were Sugar. "A. 100 81. Paul. 24,vr chi
caeo Gas. and 10000 Burlington. Listed
shares. Or. SlT: unlisted. 13.ls Bonds
were higher: sales were 81. 1850
Money on call easy AT 2p2i2 per cent
last loan al per cent, ana Closing o.
Tered at per cent; prime rtrcant,ie
nancr. suSi, per cent. bar silver. "'es.
Sterling exchange firm. with actual ouSi-
ness Ina bankers bills at iSiSadiNS LOT
sixty DAVIS and 4SJN4Sn4 for deman
rosted rates. 4SShN4!D. commercial ili'h,
lSGiLm4S1l, Government bonds easier.
state bouos duh Railroad 7Jnis hrmnr.
silver al the board wss quiet.
Treasury Balances: Coin, SSs,b'''ro'
currency sos Si3. ISL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-08
yEW sOUTHERN ENTERPRISES.
Several Large Mills and shops PROJECTED
in North Carolina.

BALTIMORE, MD. Nov. IA dispatch
To the Manufacturers Record reports
The organization OF construction COM
many in Charleston with $3o.WO sun
scribed capital TO secure the building OF
a railroad from Charleston TO knoXville,
or some point where direct connections
could be made with the West. The Klch-
mond Traction Company has placed Sso,-
90 OF bonds and will press the construc-
ton of its electric line In Richmond, va.
4 dispatch from Fort Payne, Ala, states
that the two furnaces at the place ana
the steel mill. constructed az large cost
several years ago. but which mas since
been idle. will be started up shortly; a
new company has purchased an Idle plant
in Birmingham and will manufacture
bolts and nuts.
Among other enterprises reported were
q 2-OO00-bushel grain elevator projected
n fertilizer plant, and an electric-lght
plant in Alabama; a $4,000 cotton-miil
company at Atlanta, a 10000 mill COM
pany proposed at Rome, a knitting mill,
fertilizer factory, etc, in other parts OF
that State; a 10000 sugar refinery, 10
handle 900 tons OF sugar "A day, $4,000
water company and a rice mill In Louisl-
ana: a 10000 cotton mill, 100000 gold
mining company, railroad shops. ana
s. OOO-sDindle cotton mill In North Carolina;
a 3OOp)-bushel grain elevator. rope
manufacturing company, coal-mining, and
quarrying companies in Texas; large glass
works. a 10000 oil company, and an Ice
ulant in West Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-08

There will be a rehearsal OF the mem
hers of the union choir OF the b. \ 7. =.
Convention az Grace-Street oh.,.ss
church tonight AT o'clock. MI we ne
members OF the organization arr 'sl,i''"s
requested 10 attend this rehearsal. -
there will be. only one more meeting ~
the members before the convention ms' r,.s
There are one hundred and ntty mem ~
bers i'm the choir. and under tile "p, -,
restion of Mr. James &. Harwooi th.y
have made remarkable progress IN tns
way of reac hing a high standard OF chora@
music Mr.. Harwood has coinpyS'n .
rallv-song for the convention, anu IIo-
lessor Leslie Watson has sol u 70 music.
Ii will be sung by the choral choir ior ,ns-
first timo i'm public at the nrst inee''hS
of the convention, November Nth.