The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-13
THE ADVANCE IN TERMINAL.
East Tennessee People Said 10 Have Been
Buyers Of the Stock.
THE REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE
Holding Almost Daily sesslons-The State
senatorship FiGht-Hcad OF tho Bomb
Throwder Unidentified.
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NEW YORK BUREAU Richmond Tnrs.
Dec. y. 1921.
II was generally accepted as a fact yester
day that East Tennessee people were buying
Richmond Terminal stocks. some people IN
position to know cay that gentlemen more OF
less identified with the First National Bank
were also buyers. IL is a little premature TO
say that the common stock will not be called
upon TO contribute something towards the
reorganization OF the road. IL may not tax =
the form OF an assessment but the common
stockholders may be gwen a privilege to sub
scribe 10 some new securities which would be
equal to very small assessment.
TIE REORGANIzAr1oS COMMITTEE.
The committee appointed to prepare pan
has been holding almost daily sessions and is
inviting people connected with the property
TO appear before 1t 10 give such information
as II considers necessary 20 have IN studying
the situation. II is said that General Thomas,
Colonel McGhee and X. +. Wilson appeared
before the committee yesterday.
good authority on Richmond Terminal
SAYS: The facts are simply these. Genera!
Thomas was opposed to the appointment OF
committee 10 examine into Terminal AFFAIRS,
but agreed TO II al the solicitation OF his
friends. He became satisfied. however. that
there was a feeling in the committee against
him. and some DAYS ago he began TO buy the
stock. General Thomas holds TODAY, 10000
shares of Richmond Terminal and $4,000
more Will give his interest control.
COULD HAVE BEEN AVOIDED.
This could have been avoided if the COM
mittee had gone into the board instead of
talking about means of raising the compare
lively small amount OF money needed.
While the committee has talked General
Thomas has acted. and now there 10 not likely
10 be anything for the committee 10 do.
The fact that an election has INST been held
makes no difference % General Thomas, be-
cause q certain amount of stock in Richmond
Terminal has right 20 call for an election at
any time on thirty days notice.
There is not going 10 be any assessment
on the stock nor any scaling Of bonds
INDICATED HIS PARTY
A Democratic judge has vindicnted his
party and proved that it can be inst even
when there IS chance TO make partisan capt.
Ia. At Poughkeepse Judge Barnard to-day
decided the marked ballot cases in favor
OF the Republican candidates for the State
senator and county trea urer. As Mr.. Deane
who is declared elected senator, ~ dead. this
will necessltate the holding of another cleo
ton Tor the Office IN the Fifteenth Senatorial
district. In all probability the Democratic
candidate Will have an unquestiOnable ma
lority at the polls this time.
WON a DAMAGE VERDICT.
II took the jury il the city court in Brook |
Ign Just three quarters OF III hour 10 decide |
In favor of Louis Carthev who sued julius |
Scharmann .or $4,000 damages for the loss
Of his daughters services. She died in child |
birth due 10 her relations with Schsrmann.
The jury gave him $1,000.
WHO is THAT BONE TnRowER?
Concerning the latest Identification OF the
head OF the man who threw the dynamite
bomb into Russell Sage's Office Inspector
Byrnes said to-day. Il have no knowledg.
that the head at the morgue has been ideut-
fed as that Of Henry l.. Norcross Boston
note broker J can say this that since the
day Of the explosion the head has been posi-
lively Identified beyoud any doubt eleven
times. Ia each case We found the person
supposed TO be the bomb thrower alive and
we'll
Great improvements have lately been made
at the clubhouse OF the New } Ork Southern
Society, No. is west Twenty-lfth street Tie
adjoining building has been added and fitted
up under the direction Of j. Stewart Barney
architect for the accommodation of non
resident members visiting the city This
organization now numbers lsOO members.
and Is rapidly growing