Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22
NO SECURITY GIVEN.
MRS. FLYNN QUALITIES AS ExECU-
TRlX OF HER HUSBANDS ESTATE.
Dir. NewelI's Claim Being Paid. All oDjoc-
ton Is Raised and the widow
Gives Bond.

Mrs. Florence C. Flynn. Of New York,
appeared before Judge +. II. Fitz-
buqh. of tho Chancery Court, yester-
day morning and qualified as executrix of
the estate Of her husband, Maurice Is.
Flynn, who held large interests in the
Union Passenger and City railways and
othcr properties here.
A certified copy Of the will. published in
full in the Dispatch. was admitted 70 pro-
bate on Friday. and on motion of Mr.. John
Pickrell. counsel for joseph vi. Newell,
Esq. Sheriff Lewis Z. Winston was APP
pointed administrator OF the estate IN VIZ
pinia. Mir. Newell was a creditor Of Flynn ;
estate. and through his attorney pursued
this course so as 20 insure the payment OF
his claim Of $500, the balance due on
the contract for the erection OF the New
reservoir pavilion and sheds. and which
was evidenced by q note of Flynn's busi-
ness firm that fell due few days ago.
MRS. FLYNN COMES, TOO.
Tho papcr was presented for probate
here on Wedn sday, lut an error was de-
tcctod in the name Of one OF the witnesses
and Ncssrs. Andrew PiZzini, who has the
general management OF the railway lines
IN hands end Wyndham X. Meredith, Mrs.
Flynn's Richmond attorney, lett that
afternoon for New York to have the ms
take i'm the name corrected and 10 look
after other matters affecting Mrs. flyuu's
business interests. They returned TO the
city on the $50 tram over the trederlcks-
burg railroad yesterday morning, ana MIS-
Flynn accompanied them. She came tor
tie purpose Of qualifying as executrix
under her husbands will.
THE DEBT PAID.
Soon after his arrival Captain Pizzini
called on Mr. PiclIrell and rendered him a
certified check for tho amount OF Mr.;
Ncwclps debt, with interest to date and
costs. This Dir. Pickrell accented rs salts
factory. He gave Captain Pizzini Ger,
tifcate to the effect that the claim had
been satisfied and the Captain and Mrs.
Tlynn proceeded Immediately 10 the Chan
Gerry Court. whore the latter quail
fed rs executrix and gave bond IN
the sum Of $4,000 without security.
Judge titZhugh upon reading Mr.. PICK
rell's note allowed tine capitalists widow 20
qualify. and entered an order revOklng the
one OF the dav before which appointed the
Sheriff "a administrator. The eXecutriX
had already qualified in New York.
Mrs. FLYNN returned 10 New York on the
i1:07 O'Clock train, accompanied by Captain
P.zZini.
WILL IT DE SOLD?
II understood that negotiations for the
sale of the street railways are about TO he
closed, and it was desirable that no such
suit as that Of Contractor Newell should
exist: for while it was not directly against
the company It would have affected tho
transfer Of the property.
THE MAYOR COMPLAINS.
On Tuesday last Mayor Ellyson wrote TO
Captain Pizzini complaining of the very
imperfect service on the two lines and call
ing his attention TO the section in the
companies charters requiring them to give
q fair service" every day in the year.
The delay in answering the letter has
doubtless been due 10 the Captains on-
forced and continued absence from the
city.
That Captain Pizzin docs all in his
power TO give tho public good car-service
no one doubts but the means and taclll-
ties placed at hiscommaud aye exceedingly
limited.