The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-20
THE COUPONS TO Be PAID.
The OIcott Committee VIII Pay Bonds
Maturing January iSf.
DR.. HCGE 70 PREACH IN NEW YORK.
Governor Hi Speaks ON the Politicai out
look for Himself-The Movement TO eon-
solidate New York md Brooklyn.
Nrv YORK BUEEAU RICHMOND TINES.
Dep 10 1891

Dec. IL. 1871. ;
Report has it that Mr.. Olcott does not find
il an easy task to get the new committee to
readiust the afiairs of tho Richmond Ter
ninal Company Among tho prominent men
whom rumors say that he has invited to serve
on the committee. and who have returned.
are II. NJ Flsger, George J. Gould and Gen.
eral Lewis fitzgerald.
Coupons maturing January /. 1892, on the
Richmond and DGnville per cent. consolida-
ted mortgage gold bonds; Richmond, York
River and Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company first mortgage bonds Western
North Carolina Railroad Company first con-
soldated mortgage bonds; Charlotte. Coium-
bla and Augusta Railroad Company hTst mort
gage bonds: Columbia and Grecnvllle Rail-
road Company first mortgage bonds. Georsie
Pacific railway first mortgage bonds. ana al
other bonds of tho Richmond and Danyllle
railroad system viii he paid ut the Fourth
National Bank. New York. on and after that
date.
Rev. Dr. Moses D. Hoge. of Richmond has
consented 70 spend tomorrow IN New ork,
and will preach in the morning At the West
minister rresbyterian church and at the Fifth
avenue Presbyterian church in tho afternoon.
IL is authOrits..ively reported all differences
heretofore existing between the Adams TX
press Company and John Hoey have been
amicably adjusted and that the final trans
fers and papers we're signed to-day. The
basis OF settlement has not been made public.
Bv deed recorded TO-DAY his wife trans
fe7red 10 Henry Sanford. president Of the
Adams Express Company. tho lot and man.
sion corner or Fifth avenue and Iwenty-
second street. subject 20 = mortgage OF SJJ,-
900 for nominal consideration.
Cyrus W. Field was very little improved
to-day. While be is not in Immediate dan
ger Of death he is said to be low, and takes
but little nOurishment.
The New York and New Jersey Bridge
Company has purchased ground tor the land
pier OF the great railroad bridge over the
riyer between New York and New
Jersey and will begin eKcayRtIng on o day to
be agreed upon Monday.
The commission for consolidating Brooklyn
and the other cities on an island IN New York
harbor are also moving. The president. Hon
Andrew II. Green. SAYS
I'VE have prepared for submission 10 tho
LEGISLATURE this winter a bill which shall pro-
vide means for collecting testimony III regard
to the advantages OF consolidation. Seut-
ment in favor Of a greater New ork. rs the
project is called Is growing every day. Its
advantages are manifest. Public improve
ments could certainly be made at greater adj
vantage if this territory about here We're all
under one administration
it is stated tonight that Governor Hill pro-
poses 10 overcome the objection filed against
his taking bis seat by conveying back into the
Treasury tie salary which. as lnlted
States Senator be would be entitled TO
up to the moment lie leaves the gov
ernorship OF New ork. lie IS also
SAID 20 have assured friend that
TIE election of Roswell p Flower rs Gov
ernor OF New York was Hill victory from
tue ground up: that tae nomination was die
tated by his friends. and that it meant a solid
delegation IN the National Nominating Con-
yention for Hill. that he viii have the South
almost solid for him ia the convention while
a majority of the West will support him, and
that New ork State will stand as one man
for Hill.