The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-10
TO REMOVE THE TRACKS.
the QUESTION DISCUSSED Al a
MEETING LAST MORT.
Death At Shreveport, La, Of Mr. j. "'"o'
Pxnpe,I, Travelling Salesman 'or ""''"-
mond House-Othcr Matters

,..rupsp,rpc VA. Feb. Especial
,, as meeting Of citizens w
night AZ the Academy OF MUSIC lo' q
90, ,ree discussion Of the question ~
~o,o.o,oe 70 the removal Of the tracks u
~ pe,e,snurg Railroad Company Inc
meeting was addressed by Mr. i'''""1N
y Davis. a. prominent lawyer mere WIN
soors IN favor Of the City Counch APP
,.o,,,s The bin TO be presented by inc
railroad company TO the Legislature 90"
ing to be allowed TO build Ds''
around the western part Of the corpO' ''
limits. .,. a.. efrong
manner spoke against the counch nP
nrn,,,nx the bill OF the railroad co"'
,., ,vnether or not the council shdh
sr,,rove the bill viii be voted ON by the
free holders on Monday next
,rnere win be "A meeting OF the citizens
to-morrow night at the Academy ior all
other discussion Of the question.
pcath Of Mr.. psnnsi
rrtoii,pence has been received here OF
the death OF MIR. T. Bruce Pahnei'' "tlic"
occurred this morning at Shre'epoi" , 49,
-. f,.1m what cause is not known. Inc
s,','...r-o only stated that the body Was
in charge Of the coroner. On rece'pt "a
tho sad news telegram was AZ One se',''
asking FOR particulars, and that the poey
he embalmed and sent TO PETERSBURG o.
once bv express. The deceased was nv
only son Of Mrs. Clemon Pannei vi NniD
place. and a brother Of Nrs. ID. H. JaCh-
son also of this city. Mr.. Panneh ~ tue
a. }, r.
for Nessrs. 4. G. Williams e. Co., tooac-
conists Of Richmond. and was very
nonulor Young man. The news OF ms sun
den demise was gently broken 10 His.
ponneu by Rev. c. r. Hanes, rector
of 81. Paul's Episcopal church, ana Was
~ course A. great shock to her. MI. ran
nell was a fine baritone singer, ana ofteh
sang in the churches mere
yscciratins Under Dincu'tie''
1-v,a ,hveicians who were elected by the
Common Council 20 inoculate the unvac-
cinoted residents OF the city are meeting
with considerable annoyance from those
who do not wish TO he vaccinatcd. III
fact some of them positively refuse to be
ydccinated
The receipts from the different churches
In the city for the past month to the
Home for the Sick amounted to 81 The
following delegates have been appointed
from the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, in this city, to the State Convention
of the Young Mems Christian Association,
which meets i'm Roanoke February lith
20 18th; Captain J.. l.. Marks and Messrs
T. s. Worsham. C. ID. 11nsley, Edward
Weber, William Henry Mann, G. S. Door
ance. and Dr.. S. u. Hicks.
The will Of the late James Dalton was
admitted 20 probate in the Hastings Court
this morning The VIII provides that the
following requests shall be paid: 10 the
Little Sisters of the Poor, $500; 10 the
Petersburg Orphan Asylum, slGo; to st.
5oseph's Catholic church for Il memorial
window. $500; to st. Joseph's new church
fund. $500; TO Messrs. Frank and John
Dalton, 81, DO each; to Mrs. Mary Robin
son. Julia r.. Collins and Josie Balm, $500
each. The balance of the estate is left
20 the widow and children Of the de-
ceased, to be divided when his children
shall reach the age cr twenty-one years.
His life insurance is left TO his wife
70 be invested in city or United States
bonds.