The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-30
THB TERMINALS FINANCES.
VI. Irman Says II Has no Floating Debt
and Can Pay October Interest.
TIE THREATENED TROUBLE WITH CHILL.
Anumor That the Boston and Atlanta arc 10
he Sent There to Protect Our s"'9so's'
Metropolitan Matters
Nrv Yoax BUREAU. RICHMOND lINFs'
NE" Sept. 20. 1891.


p,..,a,pt John II. Inmnn was AZ h's once
this morning. and in good spirits. lie oo-
cl,,ed that the Richmond Terminal mad no
eo.,;no dsbt and had money in the bank 10
nv i,s October interest. The full returns Tor
On. last fiscal year of the Chesapeake ana
Ohio are not yet at hand, but the gross earn
;ngs were O.. 027. Ill. an increase over IaS'
xssr of 1905. 1872. or nearly II per cent Inc
net earnings were S2,206, 693. an increase Oh
s1s9s7l, or little more than Is per cent
There have been deposited in the sub
Treasury on Wall street since yesterday AFTER
noon O.. $50 900 in gold coin and at the assay
Office adjoining $780, IN bars ana ioie'sH
coin.
TO GUARD OUR INTEREST At CHILL
vary lively rumor whisked about tho
navy yard this morning. That IL view OF ine
Yeported insult TO the United States legatioh
at Santiago the Navy Department hau u S .p =.
10 send the Boston and Atlanta 10 Chiii ~
once in addition 10 the forktoWh. "hio1 A@'
already been booked for that station. n S Son
ference lasting from 10 80 o'clock unln al'oi.
noon Was held in Captain fTbens once: IL
is said that while actual sailing orders n"N .
not come for the ships their ayaiisDils iO1
immediate use has been careiuly cAnV' t =
and thew are 10 be held III readlhesS iV'
speedy departure.
TAKTs NO STOCK IN TIE BUMoks
Frederick A. Beelen. the Consul General OF
Chill. in New York, takes no stock III inc Iu-
mors concerning the hostile spirit sAu u 10
manifested in that country TOWARD AIiell0", -
citizens and American interests nave u"
information tending to confirm these re
norris" he said this afternoon. Chlo mas
been through a very severe ordeal; she mas
come out of Il triumphantly win nelteI
knovledee of herself and better sole 70 meet
whatever problems NAV be IN reserve LOT NOR
She is not likely TO commence by antSgollz-
ing friendly governments" QUIT.
Nr. Beelen has represented the CHILEAN
Covernment in the United States for the past
four years. He was regarded a. friend Oh
the Bnlmaceda administration Since the
latter's downfall. however. he has not been
superseded but still represents the Chllah
Government in New York.
THE GILLIAN REFUGEES.
The Inman steamship City Of New YORK
which Is to leave for Liverpool tomorrow
will carry away two Gillian refugees Claudec
Rener and Juan Araneta They INTEND 70
settle in France. They say there are nun
dreds of other exiles en- route 70 tins country
aud that number of them will 60 INTO Dusl-
ness here. still greater number nave TO-
Gated in San Francisco.
QUEEN OF THE ocEAN.
BY passing Fastnet Light at II O'Clock tins
morning the steamship Ieutonic beats the
record from New York TO Queenstown ] he
VOYAGE was made in five days, twenty-One
hours and TWENTY-FIVE minutes to Queens
town. The records previously held by the
City of Paris and the City Of New York were
beaten by one hour and twenty eight min
utes. The Teutonic is queen for both ways.