The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-31
NOW OPENLY RUpTURED,
the RELATIONS or rwo RAILWAYS
Oncini Announcement oil 'o"po"" '" "
Paid--HurryIn9 the Work on the m'an-
tonoroh-Sew York News.


Dec. ~. 1871.
In Wall street to-day the dealing in Rich
roona Terminal securities had every appear
ance of manipulation to induce outside Buy
inc. One broker prominent in the recent
advance bought the stock early but SOLD
later.
The relations OF the RichmoLS and Dan
vile with the Georgia Central officials are
now openly ruptured and the Richmond
Terminal officials state publicly that
tho guaranteed dividend will not
be paid by tho Danyille Company I'M
less the Georgia Central fnrns over
collateral 20 secure an alleged clam %
s75 600 made by the Dapville company Inc
guarantee involved in the lease. beng ~
nored There is well-grounded DeheI tnat
IL il part of the Thomas Brice plan 70 pay out
no more money until the affairs Of the Rich
mopd Terminal are settled and that they
eventually propose 20 abr0gete the terms OF
the Georgia Central lease and hoid
possession OF the road on easier terms. fresi-
dent Alexander and bis associate oihcers IN
sist that they have no unsettled Obligations
10 The Richmond and Danville Company. and
thev regard the Withholding OF the dividend
money rs very queer fnancieTing. They De
lieve that were IL not for John Ii. 1nmah
unfortunate illness no such trouble wonla
have arisen The OlcOtt committee ASKS the
stockholders of the Terminal tor proxies.
These proxies will be voted only on mat
tiers of which previous public notice has Deeh
given. so that, any stakeholder VINO olsAp-
proves may withdraw his proxy
COUPONS TO BE PAID.
General Thomas states officially that the
coupons maturing January ]: 1877. from the
following bonds of the last Tennessee, VIZ
ginia and Georgia and ITS subordinate INES
will be paid on the 3lst instant on presehta~
ton at tho Chase National Bank. New ORR:
Commons of the East Tennessee Virginia and
Georgia per cent bonds of 1880, coupons
off the Alabama Central per cent. bonds OF
1919 coupons of the east Tennessee. VIZ
pinia and Georgia first mortgage z per cent;
bonds of 1900. coupons on knoxville ana
Ohio first mortgage per cent. bonds oil I'zo,
coupons of Mobile and Birmingham per
cent bonds Of 1887, coupons on LoulsYliIe
Southern per cent. bonds OF 1910 The
coupons OF the Memphis and Charleston
bonds due January /. 1892, Will be palC on
and after tomorrow the 3lst instant. at tue
Gallatin National Bank. No. 80 Wall street,
New York.
The earnings Of the Norfolk and Western for
November are: Gross, Ss37 ,50I; increase,
e6G3I2 Operating expenses, S529,i24: IN
.rease. 2G 74s. Net, -30s 1888; increase, 139 56i.
For eleven months: Gross, so.396.2sS; IN
crease, S51445l Operating expenses, -, io3.-
no. luCIct~cs EOVOsf4u. AACtf FNfNVD'vNSf 80
crease, sos, 735.
WORK oN THE s1ANTOSoMoH.
The work Of preparing the monitor Mianto-
oomoh for her trial trip is going forward at
the navy-yard at rate that leaves but little
doubt that she will sail on Friday. the day
set for the start This morning with stout
steel hawsers h. hold her % the
dock. a trial of the engines was
made and for several hours the screw
churned the water at the stern. Everything
worked satisfactorily. The powder boat with
one hundred tons of powder and shell was
moored alongside dscbarging its cargo IN
the magazine of the monitor The work
of coaling for the trip IS yet 10
be done The Miantonom0h Will carry POO
tons of coal and this. with the ammunition,
food supplies aud articles OF equipment gen
orally. vii. load the vessel down tili her deck
will DO but twenty-five inches above the
water No one at the yard knows where she
she viii go after the testing OF her guns at
GARDENERS bay.