The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-23
SOUTHERN BUYING ORDERS.
The Strength in Richmond Terminal IN
Wall Street Continues.
GRIPS DEADLY WORK IN TIE METROPOLIS
Nix Deaths Reported YESTERDAY Death oil VA
briel A. Northumberland Inman
uI-Nevs York News.
INV YoRK BUREAU. RICHMOND TINES,
Dec. q. 1891.

INV YoRK BUREAU. RICHMOND TIMES
Dec, -. 1891.
In Wsu stree, to-day the strength OF Rich
ruond Terminal continued. Buying orders
in this stock came IN from the South.
For the benefit Ok those who are still skep-
t;cal Gen. Thomas definitely states that there
will be no assessment on the stock. Inc ad-
yances are reviving the credit OF the co mpany
70 such an extent that the committee on re-
organization sees no necessity of making any
haste in completing its number. which i
the real reason for the delay. IL Is iuily de-
cided, however. 70 undeI'eke pau VI TO
organization. but the details are not ma
tured. As 10 the rumored purpose TO issue
blanket mortgage. that IS matter ioI
st.ll further discussion
CHANGES AGREED UPON.
II IS understood that certain changes in the
management of the cOmpanys Affairs nave
already been agreed upon 10y General Thomas
and the friends associated with bim IN the
control Of the company, and that as soon a.
Mr.. Olcott's committee IS appointed ana taxes
hold It Will. among other things reColuHuoN"
that those changes lie made.
General Thomas said that there was very
little money needed. lie thought that tne
advance IN the price of the STOCK ana us
strength on the market showed now INC IhsS
movement t. exclude outsiders from the
management Of the company's affairs was re-
Garded by the public.
MEETING or cAP1TAL1sTs.
meeting of capitalists. among whom we're
the presidents of couple OF prominent
banks. was held this afternoon IN connection
with the Affairs of the company at which Gen
eral Thomas and Mr. Olcott were present.
After the meeting both Mr. OlcOtt and Gen-
eral Thomas declared they had nothing to say
about the meeting.
John H. lnman. president of tho Rich
mond Terminal Railway Company. has been
Ill for the past few days with an attack OF grip
TIE GRIPS DEADLY WORK.
Six deaths from grip were reported 10 the
health board to-day. Five OF the deal per-
sons were females. There is to-day. IL IS be-
heved. a greater number If cases of grip than
there has been at any one time before since
the epidemic made its first appearance here
last year. Il IS impossible 10 ascertain the
exact number Of cases
coRBETT-MITcHELL MILL.
J. J. Corbett and Charlie Mitchell signed
articles at 2 O'Clock this afternoon for fight
The fight is 10 come of within seven weeks.
Ii is 10 be six-round affair. The contest IS
70 be in Madison Square Garden. Both men
are TO SO into training at once.
GABRIEL A. BUcHIGNANI DEAD.
Gabriel A. Buchignani. one Of the best
known men in the Bohemian literary musical
circle in Now York, died hero this morning
afteran illness Of nearly four months. Mr..
Buchignani was born in Italy about fifty
seven years ago, and came to this country
when boy.
LIVED IN THE SOUTH,
He lived in the South for a number Of years,
and then made his home IN Washington,
where he married Virginia Randolph Under
President Lincoln's appointment he served
for time as Librarian Of Congress, and sub
seQuently was sent by the President to Italy
on q confidential mission to that country.
DEACON" WHITES FAILURE.
S V. White 81 Co.. bankers and brokers.
No. Sc Wall street. whose schedules filed on
Saturday show liabilities unsecured amount
ing To S1.0l3,3f3, actual assets OF T3o3,z2o,
hope 20 resume business.
49, Mr.. White said to United Press reporter
this morning. " cannot give the particulars
upon which | base my hope and cannot say
that i will be realized but it would be 10 the
best advantage of all my creditors that |
should have an opportunity % recover from
the effects of my unfortunate specula-
ton in corn last summer. My judgment
Of the market conditions at that time was
correct enough. but unforeseen demands for
domestic supply were too great for me. AS
20 the Field failure. can only say that was
embarrassed by not getting certain sums OF
money which the Field firm owed me III set
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