The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21
MONEY FOR THE TERMINAL.
In Arrangement With Bankers for Any
AMOUNT Needed.
Ey.pUUSIDEET CLEYCLlND'S CAMPAIGN
warner Miller Perfectly weIi''-Two Hun
Jrcd rauper Immigrants Detained
New York News.
NV Yonx BUREAU. RICHMOND IINiEs'
W" Aiirnaf % 1891

NV Yonx BvnEAu, RICHMOND TIMEs,
August 90 1891. J
II WAS stated to-day that the Richmono
Terminal Company had arranged Wild
bankers for:any money that it might require
end that tho money would be put in bank
today 10 pay coupons due September lS' Oh
the collateral trust bonds. Among o'hef
bankers il was said that Drexei, Morgan "
60. had arranged 10 advance to some OF the
TermipalI roads from 100000 10 S500,oOV'
President Imam. when the statement was
laid before him. said that it was substantially
correct
TIE OBTAINED 1MMIGRANIs.
Vow .. .be clerks and notares al The I'M
migrant Landing Bureau Of the Barge once
were busly engaged to-day taxing me
effidavits II the 200 steerage passengers VINO
were detained yesterday because they sp-
peared 70 be paupers The detained peoPi9
are principally Russian Hebrews shipped
from England on the Red Star steamer West
ernlaud. Others are Poles and Italians VINO
arrived on various vessels.
NEITHER TRADE NOR MONEY.
OF the Hebrews 35 per cent have no trades
,,or money The rest are talOrs. carpenters.
farm hands and laborers Some have ittie
money All are healthy. but dirty: Inc
odor OF the detained pen was slckening 10
day although every effort was made 70 Keep
fbs wretched black hole clean. The immigrants
were fed al the cost Of the steamship com
nanies that brought them hither. During the
night the greater part of the crowd mad only
the floor OF their pen to rest upon, ana men
women and children lay down together. All
suffered from the sitting heat.
WHITE FOR GOVERNOR.
Unless something unexpected happens Tho
.. MI mo ia
ID. White for Governor and Edwin Elnsteln,
The leader of the 1wenty-first Assembly DIS
trict New York city. for Lieutonant-Goyer-
nor. MIR White said to-day Eo would accept
the nomination.
NEW YORK THE BATTLE GROUND.
Charles II. Murray. who managed the TAX
ing OF the census in Now York. and VINO IS
now the Republican leader IN the Ihrd as
tret said in reference 10 the state campaign:
I'm my opinion the next Governor and inc
President Of the United States will be elected
In this county. This Is the battle graund
oLEyELAND's CAMPAIGN.
Colonel Dan Lamont il in town. 1t Is
understood that during his recent absence
from the city he has been in close conference
with ex-Iresident Cleveland. ana has
been arranging the details OF tho cam,
pagn, which may now be 81, sa "a
Il DO fairly under way. Mr.. Lamont VIII be
in New York for some time, presumably on
private business. hut really to look alter
Cleveland interests.
The next Governor of New York will be an
important factor in the coming presidential
fight and nobody is better aware Oh thls l"c'
than Colonel Lamont
MR.. MILLER NOT Ill.
The Nicaragua Canal Construction Com
many has received a cable dispatch from Lon
don announcing that Warner Miller It's pres
ident, is perfectly well"
ENGLAND AT rHE CHICAGO FAIR.
Among tho passengers on the White Star
steamship TeutOnic which arrived Yesterday.
was Robert Mccormick. resident commits
sioner to Great Britain Of the Chicago Worlds
Fair Mr.. Mccormick was for two years
secretary to the American Legation in Lon
don. and resigned to accept the commissioners
shin He has opened Offices in Victoria
street. London, almost opposite the tmtea
States Legation. lie said to a reporter yes
terday:
Persons whose opinion is worthy Of con-
sideration. and who we're disposed tOteel that
there was no object IN Great Brtain's beng
largely represented at the Exposition by the
products Of her mines and workshops, are now
convinced that even If the Mckinley tarit,
which has been such bugbea~, had turned
out TO he Il stone wall through which they
could not penetrate with their goods IL
would still 10 10 their interest to OK
hibit The reason for this IS that
they now believe that representatives
from every market in the-wOrld 70 which
they send their goods will be at Chicago in
1888. and Great Britains manufactures must
he there to contest the field which has hither-
10 been hers almost exclusively. Sir II. True
man Wood. secretary of the, Society OF Arts.
and Mr.. James Dredgo. of the royal commits
sion, are coming over on the Augusta Nlctors,
sailing from southampton on September 9th,
in company with our own special commission,
which returns then"
AN ALLEGED CURE BY FAITH.
Brother NJ. d. Hancox, pastor of Mount
Zion Sanctuary of Jersey City, has Just made
public what he considers miraculous cure
through faith. He says that some time ago a
Mrs. Whitaker. OF Second street. Jersey City,
became blind iii one eye, and could only dis
.s.l l,of~ Erb nd y arE sVltl he