The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-13
Y'Iitl,mond nispatfl,.
my FEBRUARY IS, 1881
LYNCHBURG.

~ ropGERIkS; A LYNCnBVh1 bANhiN"
B HIS yic1MlzgD; RUIN or A RESPECTABLE
ho.rp--peATu OF MRS. wILLlAN A. NIL
n cp4<n DAUGHTER OF PATRICK HtN'
NORTHEAST SroRs--LYNcHBCR8 LIT
~ THE RAILROAD SkI.E-MANlFEsI
,,.,,,osd,rce OF the Richmond pisp'tch.l
FEBRUARY IL, 1881.
..,oyishtpp series OF iorgeries has
N".,,oB IN this city in connection with
W. william Il. Hart, Superintendent oil
WEI ...hq Zinc. Mines and Werks, IN Pu'
%, o.nnty near Martins station. IL Is
a'N ';,1c "a learn the full particulars OF
iWiN ,mcccJ crime. bu. IT seems that
it' ,.o,ii,trd with Mr.. \. VI. Da-
g"' banker Of thl, city. some
w. ao, for The loan Of large amounts
BE- ~ be in The aggregate SlJ.OOO-on
sac" 3,,yyu hv himself, aud endorsed by
r"' .,ob Cloyd. well.kpown capitalist
VI" p,t,.k{. These Cudo sementS were
4" ',.eo,,r,d 10 De iorgcries until the bills
o.. e'.I and vent 10 protest, when Mr..
h"'"i hong notified Of the fac, repu-
49," r,o endorsements. Mr.. Davies has
an. -, N,r;ln's TO ascertain what can be
,, ,o secure his money; but Hart
Gun a.. mean tine is reported TO have
D. ,3.d Najor Hart came 10 this
from George shortly after the
md ngratitied himself With mans
Va IN. NJ the highest consideration by bis
l'..T',,ucc. energy. and graceful address.
49,. ,r,fe. ion was that OF civil engineer,
u .s d,voicd himself With great skill tc
.,,elopement q the mineral RESOURCES
prf,.ki. where he married Miss Brent
Ne began ne development of the Al
.,el.mirc>. and got Mr.. Palmer inter
..t in ,brm. causing The road 10 he built
49,, connects them with Martins station
t..,.n,e Il nine miles. Hart then became
..e.,d to the Bertha Zine-wOrkS, Oh
,.,h. n : sid. he had borrowed money
lr moIl-Ise.
t'.,ric, will aggregate $4,000.
lfr,. William a. Miller, whose Illness 10y
..r..,.l, 49,, mentioned IN Yesterdays cor
.s.o.ndrnc,. lied during the day, rs wa'
.,,..rd. she wsS about fifty years Of age
No.. NiI,.va, granddaughter OF Patrick
u.nf,. being the daughter Of his son JohI
u.rrl. add sister II Hon. william VII
u,nI,. Nhe was q native OF Charlotte, ant
r.,nf Richmond, as enormously stated. A
i.,.. family and >iill wider circle o
f-..t, lament Der los ana cherish The
memory It beer writes. She was mcmbe
II zoe Baptist Church.
Orc c. 'nc hardest and Scvere>t north
...i,.n >,u.ns that has eyer prevailed II
Nh. latitude attacked Ne city earl,
,h.. mmn-. and ragged for hours be
tween midnight and daybIeak. The rail-
f.r I'm torrents. and The "wlnd blew %
'.Voud blow it, last" The trees bein.
lede,-. however, not much damage. i
.r,. vi, Gone: and this morning the SUI
!, shining iu great >plcndor, while the mtr
crN ma,ks So IA The shade.
Nolc Lyncnburg literature: There is
poem entitled Keramo>," by MIS- Nanni
rs. TuH.tau, IN eJnudry Soeh atlantic
and humorous sketch, called the "Myste
rious Blbie>." from another lynchbur:
pen.
Public sentiment continues 10 be favor
sblv Impressed with the direction whicl
affair, have taken IN connection with th
ownership and management OF The Atlantic
Mississippi and Ohio railroad. The idea l.
beginning o. gain ground that Lyncbburl
NAV bc made The point OF junction between
that great Inc aad the Shenandoah Vale!
Ialrcad. !; j. fifty miles nearer from
IyncbbuIg 20 WaynesbOrO', than from
Naync>boro' To salem. Lynchbureers gen
orally believe in the great railroad ana com
mtrcial future u their city with as mucI
i4ilh ~ Napoleon bad in bis star.
The water i twelve feet high.
TEIEPHONE.