The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-10
REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE.
Il Meets, But Nothing Definite Of Its
Action Could ba Learned.
MRS. CLEVELAND NOT In I'LL HEALTH,
She 10 Greatly Annoyed by Kodak Fiends
when Ont Driving-Thc Earl and
Countess Aberdeen Returns.
New York BUREAU RIcHMoSD TINES. !

Nrv Yonx BUREAU RICHMOND TINES,
Dec. O. 1891.
Tho Richmond Terminal reorganization
committee met to-day. but nothing definite
oould be- learned in regard to its action.
Charles s. Fairchild, one of the committee
..ia. I'VE have had half dozen meetings.
You cannot expect US 10 tell whether we have
worked on a plan of reorganization or been
busy examining the condition OF the CON-
pany."
WHAT Mr.. IsMAN SAYS.
John II, Inman said The appointment by
the stockholders OF the committee OF the
able financiers 70 aid the company IN perfect
ing the best plan for permanent adjustment
Of its airs does not indicate any belief that
the Terminal Company is overwheimln2y
involved The real embarrassment arises
from the fact that the railroads have not
been able 10 sell securities at Satisfactory
prices 20 meet their engagements. Ihere
is no Disgusting the fact that the prices
of our securities indicate BIeat
want Of confidence in the situation. Inc
most important work before the company IS
20 secure thorough restoration OF puDhc
confidence. | can readily unueIstanu tna'
those who hoped 10 see the system dlsintege
rated feel dlsgruntled by the appointment OF
the committee but those whose object Is 10
nut IL on q sound financial footing should
look with pleasure on the cooperation OF
such men"
VIEWS or THE OPPOSITION.
General Thomas. who is believed 10 repre-
sent the faction III favor OF dlsiptegIatlon,
said. There may be trouble when the relief
committee makes its report two weeks hence.
A small assessment on the stock might tide
us over. Some reorganization IN Georgia
Central may be necessary and Georgia IA
cific would be relieved by loan Of = 80. 600.
Mr.. John Bloodgood said: what the
company needs is honest and efficient man
apement Put IN new set of managers and
restore public confdeece and the property
will be ali right There are enough securi-
ties in the treasury now to pay off all the
Indebtedness and leave handsome sur
plus"
MRS. cLgvELANDS HEALTH.
The rumor that Mrs. Grover Cleveland is in
I'll health is not correct Mrs. Cleveland Is
apparently enjoying secluded life at Lake
wood. NJ j. She lives rather secluded in her
cottage. and goes out little except for drive
two or three times a week When out driving
her inseparable companions are Mr.. Cleve-
land and the baby. On Sunday Mrs. Cleye-
land WAS very much annoyed by number
of camera fends. She turned her high
collar up around her head and face in order
10 protect her features from them. At the
Cleveland house it is stated that Mrs.
Cleveland was enjoying her usual health.
THE EARL ABERDEEN PLEASED.
The Earl and Countess of Aberdeen left
here to-day for London. The Earl expressed
great satisfaction at his reception last eve
ming, and said that leaving 80 many friends
in America was almost like departing from
home. He added that one consolation was
that he left with the purpose of coming
back again soon. He had good word to say
about the Columbian Exposition, and he
thought Ireland would send some fine ex-
hibits.