The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19
A POWERFULSYNDICATE
THE rrnnrSA1 EEoRoANIzA1IoS.
The Assembly TO Investigated the 8ooley Cure.
Advance In Tennessee Cool ana i'on'
New York News
NV YORK BUREAU RIcHwoND IiMEs'
w" Fec. IS. 1892.

N-" Fec. IS. 1892.
r.,~os acoin announced in Wall street that
fciI detalsof the Richmond Terminal reorgan-
ization will be made public next week WIN 'ne
names OF the syndicate which u~nder"I4leS the
nlan This syndicate will be one Oh the most
,owerrpl the street ever know, and 1t IS thor
o,ohly in earnest in it's efforts 70 bring order
ONT If the Richmond Termina! chaos.
Tbo support OF such a syndicate can
have no other than a bullish elect upon
the General market. The reorganization OK
nearly 1900 miles o. railroad requires vast
amount of time and money. and an advancing
market always facilitates such operations. 1t
is the opinion # excellent Judges that wneh
the reorganization plan comes ont tne uaIhe0
vii have the support Of very 4upottAHV 49,
rests. II Is reported that Albert rlhK VII %
accept the presidency Of the new corpora
ton. though he thoroughly DeheFes j" 'uo
plan OF reorganization.
MISS .IcHo s. BODY SENT HoMr.
The body Of Mrs. Minnie Nichols, who
t,liod borself Mondav night in No. 268 west
Ihirty-ninth street. was sent to-day 10 het
former home. Richmond, Va "AeIo nvt
mother still lives. She had been d~espOhdehO
for some time. Her stage name was Ainhle
J~eoArey.
TO INVESTIGATE The KELLEY CURE.
An important resolution for the investiga-
ton Of charges against the heeiey institute
at White Pains was introduced III tue
Assembly to-day by Senator Endres anu re-
ferred TO the Committee on fuDtc heai'u'
gbe resolution in its preamble calls attention
10 the charges that have been mace ~ tne
nevapapers against the use OF Dlchlorlue Oh
cold which is alleged TO contain siren
nine. and TO the accusations tnaI the
ut If the treatment is detrimental 10 the
physical and mental heaith oi tue pas'9Dt ~ III
case having resulted IN insanity and death.
The committee IS empowered to send LOT
napers and witnesses, and must report TO the
Senate not later than March lIth.
Senator McNahon offered a resolution,
which was adopted. to investigate the coal
deal.
End or LEGAL RACING.
The SUPREME Court Of New Jersey to-day
affirmed the sentence Of the controlling
of6cials OF the Clifton Jockey Club, who were
last wear each sentenced o. one year : lmprls-
oument and q fine of $500 for illegally NAM
tanning a race track at Passaic. Nj. rms con
viction is decidedly important. inasIhuch as IL
carries with it the cases OF al other race tracks
in New jersey where officials were convicted
and fined. and ends legal racing anywhere IN
the State.
NEW YORK NOTES.
Tenpessee Coal and Iron advanced on re-
norris that members Of the directory would
insist on the declaration of "a dividend Of 1
Der cent. on March lst.
Officers of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
DENY that there is any truth in the rumors con-
Meeting that road with the Reading deal.
There has been some talk recently OF a com
bjnation IN the Northwest between the Balti-
more and Ohio and the st. Paul. The hnan-
cial statement Of the Baltimore and ONO for
January shows an increase OF about s6O.OO0
in net earnings.