Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21
A BETTER PROSPECT.
Mrs. I1ynn and Associates to Control the
Strect-Car Property.

Street-Car Property.
There is hope for better street-car ser
vice.
The prospect is that the patience n the
Richmond people VIII be rewarded M last.
All eutcrprise and all effort was inter-
ferod with by the Sprague aud Ilynn peo-
pie going 90 Jaw. and now theY nave come
10 an amiceblc understanding. The gene
raj belief rs that Mr.. Flynn has been en-
abled o. raise the necessary, ready, money
or obtain the financial aid by the hclp
of jaw Gould. who was her neighbor when
Mr. and Mrs. Tivnu were al their country
place ON the Hudson.
Certain il j. that Mr. Could offered TO
employ Mr.. John 5. Wise 10 come mere ana
defend MIS-. Flyuu's interests N The courts,
and when hc found that Mr. Wise was EN-
plovcd by the Sprague side he otherwi,ea
arranged that thc widows aharS shouii
be well looked after No doubt Mr. Gould
has been Of great service 20 Mi.. flNnn
hut however that may bc. the pubHc must
have greatly rpiOicDd yesterday 20 reading
in this paper that peaceful and friendly
solution OF the ve1ed questions at issue
had been arrived at.
THE LETTER.
Mention was made yesterday that Cap
tain Andrew P1zlni had received q letter
from Nice-Proa!deut Thornton \. Motley.
of the Richmond Union Passenger -hailwaN
COMPANY. stating that the papers mad been
eioucd which turned over the entlre street
railway system ~ Richmond to Mrs. Flynn
and her associate.
Thc following is the text Of that portion
Of the letter relative TO this matter: -
" The appointment OF 4lr. baIhard'
would say, was part ana parc'l Oh lhe
agreement between Mr.. Fisher represent
ing Mr. Flynn, the Sprag1e Company,
and Mir. Steers and associates.
" Asfar as nm concerned personally the
pqper- have been signed and We are only
awaiting the return If Mr.. steers, VINO IS
absent from the city, 10 c'nsummate me
entire transfer of the property
RF0RGASIZATIOS.
"WTl the compromise aiectin any man
nor the management of the roadf' Cap
tain piZZinl wa asked bv % DlSpGct man.
" Tam not familiar with tine terms of the
agreement ~ said hc, but presumclt Will
All cf these p1rtie, are interested ia the
whole prOpcIliasin Richmond, ana the re-
suit will probably bee the iormetIon, ol q
new con@ol dated company. }v 9ll the
uronerties mean both strcet-railways and
also the electric-light and power plants.
am practically In the dark. or.d cannot
tell when these developments VIII come.
PRESENT POLICY.
What will Doe your policy IN th" mean
Will. as to the management oil the rail-
WAYS.
-hnu do the best can to keep the ser
vice up 10 the present standard, which IS
much improved. and carry ont the agree
meut~ now standing between ihe parties
interested.
JAY GOULD.
DO Won know anything OF Mr.. Gould's
reported connection with the property;
Idonot. said Captain Pizziui. In your
paper this morning YOU 7ay that und r.
stood" that SIR. Gould was associated with
Mrs. FLYNN. You should have said ! had
"hDarl" eo. The twp names ar genera. "
a.saciatel 10y parties inmicM I'D Mrs,
Flynn. Several weeks ago, when the case
was in the courts here, bir. Putzel, New
York lawyer. Was said to have been scn'
here by Gould 10 protect Mrs. Hymns in-
fere-ts: lut 1 know nothing OF ms own
lu,t-Iair.