Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-14
KILLED BY A TRAIN.
cHAales 3. LtLGv, or PETERSBURG,
MEersA reRNlele DEATH.



PxrERsBuno. Va, May fs.--Mr. Charles
3. Lley, an old citizen. residing on Old
street, while passing through the Norfolk
and Western railroad-yard tonight
stumbled and fell upon the track in front
Of . moving train. He was run over and
terribly mangled, and death resulted al
most immediately. He was about so years
old and married.
The property and franchises Of the vir-
ginia and Carolina railroad. recently pur-
chased by the city at the sale In Rich
mond, have been duly turned over to the
city and recorded. The property will be
held by the city for the present.
THRIVING TEMPERANCE ORGANIZATION.
wesleyan Lodge, No. sos. Of Good Tenn
plaza in this. city, Is the banner organiza-
ton Of the kind IN the State. 1t has 1856
active members At the regular meeting
hold last night the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term: c. T., NJ. w.
helms; V. T.. Miss Binnie Seay; :. j. t..
Mrs. Virginia Chappell; Secretary. George
II. Hudson; + s., j. Is. Harrison: Irca-
surer, Mrs. NJ. o. Tucker; Chaplain. Cap
tain John ID. Alley; Marshal. G. NJ Ches-
ter; Guard. Z. L. Ennlss s.. c.. o. Ihacker:
A. ST. George W. Tucker; ID. NJ. Miss
DELEGATES ELECTED.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Missionary Society
Of the Episcopal Church last evening
Grace church and Miss Minnie Beckwlth
to represent st. Paul's church at the
meeting Of the State Woman's Auxiliary
Society. which meets next "Wednesday
with the Episcopal Council in Danviile.
BEAUTIFUL PRESENT.
The lady friends in Grace Episcopal con-
eYegation Of the Rev. George Somerville.
their former assistant rector. have pur-
chased a beautiful solid silver Cold-lined
mug, to be presented TO the infant child OF
the reverend gentleman. MIR. someryiile
now resides in Nelson county, and the
present will be forwarded by hand to him
ct Danville. where he will go to attend the
council of the Church.
Rev. Arthur Lloyd, of st. Luke's church,
Norfolk, addressed the Missionary Society
1T st. Pauls church tonight. He has Just
returned from tour of the South. where
he went as a member and IN the interests
of the Brotherhood Of st. Andrew. His
address was confined to city missionary
work, with especial reference TO that Oh
the ST. Andrew and kindred organizations.
personal difficulty, resulting from
political discussion, occurred on Wasning-
tor street to-day between two weil-known
Young gentlemen. They werc parted be-
fore much damage had been done.
The result of yesterdays primary cleo,
ton in Richmond was surprise TO all
parties here.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
Mr.. Haley Gallian, a young man EN-.
ployed at Stewards tin-factory, had one OF
bis hands so badly injured to-day that two
of the fingers were amputated.
of EDmmarca
ously protested against the taxation OF
exempted industries on the ground OF bad
faith and violation OF pledges on the part
Of the city.
In the Mayors Court this morning in the
suit Of NJ. Il. Cogbill against the Postal,
Telegraph Company for services rendered
as stenographer judgment was rendered
for the plaintiff.
1t is thought that the Republicans of
this city will put up candidates for the
Common Council IN the First Ward only,
and that their candidates will be two col
ored men.