The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-23
TERMINAL BONDS ADVANCE.
The Financial Plan Reported to Hare
Become an Assured Success.
SIR EDWIN ARNOLD AND WARNER MILLER
Arrive In the Steamer City of New York-ihe
Nicaragua Canal Company-Hss"e'-
ated Press Troubles.
NEW YORK BUREAU RICHMOND lines

Oct. ~. 1891.
Richmond Terminal per cont, bonds
advanced very rapidly yesterday on small
purchases. The other securities were aiso
in demand. There WAS market Tor klch-
mond Terminal stock at 1874 to any amount
apparently which might be offered. The
buying orders seemed to come from brokers
usually identified with controlling interest
in the property. From this fact the con-
olusion was reached by close observers that
Richmond Terminal matters were IN shape
at least satisfactory TO those in control.
n was currently reported that the financial
plsn which had been under consideration ior
some time had reached point where us sue,
cess was about assured. Some people wen
informed in regard 10 the property have Deeh
waiting for the success of this plan IN order
10 huy the company's securities, believing
that the company. if relieved OF It's present
burdens. can be made very valuable by care
ful management. ~
The earnings of the Richmond and Dan
vile for the second week IN October sho"
$40, 430 increase.
A DISTINGUISHED VISITOR.
The CITY Of New York arrived this morn
ing Among her passengers was Slr tu"in
Arnold the poet and Journalist, VINO comes
10 America 10 give a series OF lectures or
Edwin has been the editor Oh the hoA. ~
Telegraph since last month. but Tor TWO
wears previous 20 that he was living IN Japan
In his lectures he will touch upon the htera,
ture art and religion both of India ana
Janan. He saws Il know that the
American people are the most inleih1
GENT and appreciatIye IN the Wotin nhu
Tor that reason nave no fear in introducing
"a
TIRES | shall give readings rom my poems
and other works. espe sally the Light OF ASIA,
and ight of the Word. which 90 together.
az IL were During his stay IN Japan the
poet saws he learned 10 speak the language OF
the country with tOlerabie t.uency;
October 3lst the Lotus Club Will entertain
the distinguished author at banquet.
WARNER MILLER RETURNS.
Ex-senator Warner Miller returned also on
the steamship. Beyond saying that he
thought the Republican State ticket was a
good one aud likely 10 win he would talk
politics. Mr.. Miller went abroad 10 try 10
place the bonds OF the Nicaragua Canal
COMPANY in Europe. He said his trip
abroad had been much taken up
with business connected with the
Nicaragua Canal Company and had been
eminently successful. He visited all the big
canals abroad and paid special attention to
of these was the famous Manchester canal OF
England Mr.. Miller also spent some time
in Holland, the very home OF canals. and also
thoroughly inspected the Kiei canal and the
inland artificial waterways OF GERMANY. Inc
results of his inspections we're atlsiactory
and doubtless will rebound 10 the great ad-
vantage of the enormous undertaking on the
lsthmus of Nicaragua.
ROUGH WEATHER AT SEA.
The City of New York experienced very
rough weather; she was delayed nearly two
DAYS. Strong head-winds were experienced
from the very start. on Queenstown; IN
deed il was so stormy that the pilot, ebert
Butler. who took the ship down the channel.
conld not leave the vessel and was brought to
this city.
ASSOCIATED PRFss TROUBLES.
The New York Associated Press troubles
are not over, or likely 10 be soon. The Iri-
bune and Sun consider themselves out. and
IL is their purpose to stay out They are go
inc ahead with the new institution. and their
manager is overwhelmed with kilograms
from all parts of the country asking tor the
news. as the National Association will fur
nish il.
There is believed to be q question of doubt
as TO which organization will ultimately held
the majority OF the original seven members of
the New York Associated Press The World
and the Herald are in position to make choice.
The Herald awaits tbs arrival OF It's proprle-
tor. Mr.. James Gordon Bennett, who Is on
the ocean and expected in two days. The
World will have to hear from Mr.. Pulitzer,
who is also coming back.
The edifce has not fallen. but the bricks
nre loose.