The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-27
with the warrant. to the warden OF
Sing Sing prison. From that time until
the infiiction OF the death penalty Nc.

with the warrant. to the warden OF
Sing Sing prison. From that time until
the infiiction OF the death penalty Nc.
EIvaine, according to the terms OF the
new law, must be kept In close conflne-
mont in Sing Sing prison. Auburn.
the only other prison designated
in the statute, being intended for
the confinement and execution of
condemned murderers from the
western part Of the State. While Nc
Elvaine awaits his doom in Sing Sing
no person is to have access to him with
out an order of the court, except the
officers of the prison. his counsel. his
physician. should he need one. priest
or minister Of religion. should he desire
one. ami the members OF his family.
The week appointed for the execution
must begin not less than four weeks or
more than ten weeks after sentence.
No previous announcement OF the day
or hour Of execution shall be made.
except 20 persons invited or permitted
to be present. The day is to be
set By the warden Of the prison.
The execution of the sentence 10y
electricity is to take place in Sing Sing
Prison. or in the prison yard. The
warden is compelled to Invite a justice
of the Supreme Court. the district at
torney and the sheriff. two physicians.
twelve reputable citizens" who will
act as Jurors. aud. if the condemned
man desires their presence. ministers or
priests, not exceeding two. The warden
also may. if he desires. appoint seven
deputy sherins. The warden OF the
prison is required TO cause to
pass through the body of the
convict current OF sufficient
intensity TO cause death and
to continue its passage through the
body until the convict is dead. Then
there shall be post norton examina-
ton. after which The body. unless
claimed by relatives. shall be Inferred
in the prison graveyard and burned IN
quick lime. The law also provides that
no religious or other services shall be
held except within the walls and in
the presence of the officers of the Phi
son. and that the only other persons
who may attend such services shall be
the person conducting them and the
family aud relatives of the deceased
prisoner.
THE VI 'cLYNS SCANDAL
has been again brought to the surface
by the sudden death. on Thursday, OF
Teresa Kelly, one of the Anti Po Jerty
APOSTLES followers. Miss Kelly, who
was forty. eight years Of age, wa
formerly a devsut attendant at s.
Stephens Church, on Twenty eighth
street. when the Rev. DR.. McGlynn wa
the pastor. When he was eXcommuni
Gated and became president of the
Anti-P0verty Society. she became one
of his devoted admirers and one OF
the scciety's most Jealous adherents
She died suddenly of ap0plexy, and
when Deputy Coroner Donlin looked
into her effects he found many receipts
for money paid TO the Anti-Poyerty 30
ciety. She has been giving to the
Church Of the Epiphany. where she
was also teacher IN the Sunday school
She also continued her adherence to DR.
McGlynn and the Anti Poverty Society
Rev. DR.. Burizell. DR.. McGlynn S iriend
and cauon lawyer, is the pastor Of the
Epiphany Church.
The question of Miss keliys buria
in the Catholic cemetery Immediately
followed the impOst. and has raised al
the old McGlynn clamor again. DIR
Burtsell gave a certificate that h'
thought sae was entitled To Catholic
burial. and the case went to Vicar Gen
eral Preston for settlement. He ha
decided