The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-12
R. AND D. FLOATING DEBT.
GUARANTEE rUsD SUBSCRIBERS
Ffrect Observation-Disclosures Prospect OF tho
Norfolk and Western Railroad.
New York News.
NV York BUREAU. RICHMOND TITS ,


The subscribers 10 tho Richmond and Dan
Vile Boating debt guarantee fund met 20
daT for organization. a committee OF h'e
was appointed ana tho meeting Adjourned
subject 70 q call Of the Chair
Richmond Terminal securities were firm
the preferred and common stock usually &C
tive at approciable gains on strength Of Rich
mond Terminal in face Of tie weakness IN
other stocks. Tho opinion was gwen that
the purchases recently made were
based upon tho belief held by
the stock holders rs t. the successful out
come oil the Olcott commltiees euoils ~
rehabilitate tho company. ms ieei4nE 20,
enhanced by tie seni-Oiilclal iniorhN,io'ii
that the proxies asked Tor DY the Cenll"'
Trust Company were coming ~ very He''''
rHg aonroLR AND WESTERN.
Mr. & +. Vano.s. the London correspon-
dent OF the Boston Commercial BuAelh' VIZ
has been making IN extended trip over lne
railroad systems OF this country, says "ehs
South wa tic Norfolk and Western one on
the most promising properties ID we me-. ~
States President klmbail mas Wllnth I0'
years succeeded IN building up plS DuaiHes7'
Ine Sbeuaud0ahNaliey acl uisiti0n proves very
valuable and the Ohio ext enslon. 10 DC co'i'-
melted al an early date which VIII give ui-
rect route 20 Cine matt. etc. VIZ iIchton'
Will also work wonders The most pfohlaDig
connection OF al, however, Is VIC ul, nei an.
Gnp line OF the louisville and hashyhie "a
very promising. good and ably managed prop
erty.
LARGE GRAIN FREIGHTs.
tits on account Of this connection between
t<,e two roads united in friend hip thai both
got large Grain lreights from the Southwest
st. Louis % NOR ok at tidewate- ana new
passenger service between the NORM al1
New Orleans via the shenandoah route ana
tho Louisville and Nashville has also been IL
augurated. ,,.,.
The Norfolk and Western is now building q
line into Washington, ID. o. when VIII
further increase tie importance and the Dusl-
ness Of tins aggressive and vigorously CON-
Quoted system.
WILL BIZ sESr BACK.
Federhof Michall. aged Twenty-Five ar
rived here Saturday on the Elba and mas beeh
declared from landing as DO appeared thhI no
was insane lie claimed shat lie bnu llFed IN
Odessa Russia. and was educated al MOSCOW
lie affiliated with q number OF young Hlon
who advocated Aihili-t doctrines. anu soon
became an ardent Nihiist himself. About a
month a0o lie received information that the
Government was going 20 arrest him. ana ned
10 Germany and thence to tins country lie
will be sent back.
THE MONITOR auAsTONOMAH.
Owing 10 her limited coal capacity IT IS SAID
the monitor Miantonomah would DO unable 10
make a long voyage without recourse TO coal
ing stations. and would. therefore in cam
paign against Chill. Tor instance. have 10 be
lowed most of the time. The problem OF pro
vidinp her with sufficiently strong towing APP
paratus is now under consideration OF the
construction officers.
Az INVOLUNTARY FASTER.
Mrs. Adam Wuchter. OF White Hall, n. D.,
has been an involuntary faster since April 4,
1890 over q year ago she had been living
almost without any nourishment for several
months. and her death was predicted daily.
She had no inclination TO eat then. but consent
ed 10 have some liquid nourishment forced INTO
her stomach. NOW she Is wasted TO a
shadow. For more than $50 days she has
subsisted almost on nothing. and 10 solid
food of any sort has passed her lips during
that period. The doctors do not see how she
can exist any longer.