The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-07
ina BIG RAILROAD DEAL.
The PRESIDENT OF THE /. AND N.
DENIES THE REPORT.
MT Morton Says that No Negotiations
Have Been Made 20 Combine Ills Road
with the Richmond Terminal or ANY


Nashville Company, denies positively that
there are any negotiations with the Louis
Willie and Nashville, by which it may enter
any combination or consolidation with the
could system, baltimore and Ohio and
Reading
iu regard to the supposition that be was
with the Gould excursion, President
Morton said 81 have not seen Mr. Gould
nr over year. Louisville is minding its /
own business. and doing very well at it,
s director OF The Terminal Company /
states that the only conferences which have /
D.cn held between the officers Of the tao /
companies have been in regard 90 the adj /
.l~,mcnt of rates. lie says that pig iron is /
low being carried ai The rate OF four mills /
pee CON and CHAT toe roads handling il are /
losing money
TIM PENNSYLVANIA ROAD.
Pennsylvania railroad odcials are quoted /
.~ attaching little importance 90 Mr..
OnIld's southern trim as affecting pcunsyl. /
Nania's interests. They now have traffic |
contracts with the Richmond and DdnNiIlc.
which are working satisfactorily. and they
ol GOT SEQ what would bc gained hy chang
Iac ihc present service, which is trst-ciass.
Az UNEXPECTED HALT.
The trial ol James a. simmons On the
aitcd states Circuit Court was suddenly
.Yppcd this afternoon ly Judge Benedict
without moments notice, until Monday |
Ills action caused great surprise Co the
counsel f0r the defense and every body pres
..f boz The courtroom. Judge Benedict
hint, af strange circum stances which have
.u.t come CD his knowledge The District
Attorney is silent.
Az IMPORTANT STRIP.
Commercial circles here seem disposed 20
r.r yard fho reciprocity invention. just con
Guided between Brazil and this country, "a
an event of the utmost Importance and
likely O. Poe OF immense benefit % both cOun-
ils-.
Az uuEE,s oF 100000.
sarah Jane lBobu, OF jersey City. y. j. .
LAS been declared the hniress of S2Lolo Dog
rr, iuadiab courts. She was The daughter
.. George Eoob. Who married the daughter
70 Nah hu.. @ chief no Ode tomoN Indians
r British column id. li0hb gave many !
..lnkrt~ and $50 cash for bis bride. and was
.lrrel here. according Oh tine customs of
OIL. tribe. His father. The late chief Ol
polio. 0f Kingston. died. and George in-
..-tel the family estate. AT Georges &c.
rI-. DO was dccidedlt0 disiuhcrlt his dau- h-
t.- ou thc ground that BIER fathers marriage
uas irregular for use wears the case has
I..n fought in t1e courts, and yesterday
sarah Jane got the verdict.
LONDON INTERESTED.
Private cables from London state O. .
r..s. mrufs of Mr. Gould and his party. / +,
.. r..Ir present tour.ar looked o. With
r...l erahle interest. 10 is said that a SYM q
...t. is being formed there with view Co.
.rate in certain groups OF American u
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u. -.n.t1n's birthday. This banquet Will \
unusually bright this year. Governors D.
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Southern states are invited. ii-un- uishtd
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NAVY AID MARINE BALL
Nv. ,f,o.i., evening the officers attach
a p. the Navy Var! &ayal Hospital AMI
V.rse Barracks Will gave tne largest Dall
.....9 mas ever been leld at ihc navy yard
f.- -a,aral wears. The beet place for such
an elaborate affair is tine big san JON ln the
-torekeeper's building where the Grand
Duke AieNls '.'l MIN, -' .g,i~s b"y,
Wucit many ti,.,'-.i ~. be.
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officers nave been ooii-e" u. i,9,'' s.. 'r
pau in 'n' ,,.,,," ,'ra-.a~,tioni
,r. noV being made I'm toe way Of decora-
.u-. FLAGS. flowers. and pieces of ord
..orr will adorn Che room on an sides
. oae clurt-mar-hal nall. upstairs, supper
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