The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-12
CAPTAIN PIZZINI TALKS.
STATES POSITION OF MS COMPANY
1owAKDs MANCHESTER COUNCIL.
Willing to DO tho Fair Thing-A Very Bold
Robbery--Death Of Mrs. Fan
ME smith-PeYcnaIs.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TIMES.

NO. HI HULL olEtt-s DLptk.b
when Captain Pizzini was seen yester-
day in regard TO the differences existing
between his company ana the Manchcs-
ter Council concerning what portion of
the expense OF repaylng Hull street the
Electric Company should bear, ne SAID
that IL was the wish OF me company
that the relations existing between tnen-
selves ana The Manchester Council should
be pleasant, but they ola not feel Wiling
TO incur the expense involved In comply
ing with the demands OF the Council.
I'VE have made the Council this oifer.
said Captain Pizzini: we are wiihns 10
lay the Johnston girder rail- between
seventh and Fifteenth, and 10 90 our
snare Of the paving between the tracks.
The work will be well and substantially
done. but not With concrete, as ~ tsta III
Richmond In return Tor TINS we "lshtu
the Council 10 promise to ABSTAIN from
irving 10 break The contracts which thcy
alrcaDy have with us. ...
"but they wish us TO lay the neaNL,
expensive rail from Second TO fliteentn
street. 90 certain proportion W w
paving. and use concrete. lbls VIII cVSe
about 5000 per square, Il.
Can your company he compelled 10 40
thisg' Captain Plzzini was asked
Wen" he replied, they say they arc
going 10 make us do II. but we nave
consulted the best legal talent IN me CIV,
and the opinion has been expressed '"d.
there Is no known law by wnlch we can
he compelled 10 comply win ther "e-
Captain Pizzini reiterated the state
mcnf that IL was the wish OF ms NVlh-
pany that matters should oc arnicap's "a =.
ranged. and that they were "iiii"s " w
what they thought faii. s ~.
hold robbery was pcrpeuatcu iutS-
day al the residence OF Mr.. w. = il,h-
IOw. at the corner OF IWelllh an" n',n
bridge streets, By which Mr.. 4. =. row
no an emplOve Of the Southern fdtt"@s
Company. was relieved of $40. Mt. ho"
gle has room in the house, ana Nl'H ~. ~.
went TO his work IN the moihins ~ ~,
his trunk open. In 1t WAS d y9cAv ,hie,'os
containing three $50 bills. ne t"icNt
came in through the front door ana cIep'
up the stairs. and although seF.ia1 ~, 80
sons were IN the house at tnc tlhei ~.
oae knew anything OF IN, ~ ~ - 10 hils
Air Rowzie's return. TWO OF tlc n'i ,.
N.re taken. and why the otheI oiio W., 81,
lcft seems n mystery. rms lohptiS -
only one Of many which nave ate'E '''''
penetrated in Manchester. ~. 1vsu,an,
Mrs Fannie Smith. wife OF Mr. " liilanl
: smith died yesterday morning NJ NY
rsafdence of her husband, on cast olH H
street after an Illness OF lhIsv -
She was highly-esteeiheu i~ stscio Of
was beloved among large cuc'va ~ -,
friends Mrs. Smith WAS in the mo- l ~.
vear of her age, and had been rtslu,iis
mere for quite a long while Sht WI VIZ - -.
mother of Mrs. Marsh@i Tray io ~ "''t fo,' ~
Eernard : Smith. Deceased was ioi "
,,,,,ber of wears a member OF mtaVc,
nntunr'o,iaI shftrch. from which the funeral
will take place to-day. ,o,,,
The case of Richard layloI' ' Iias ~
Win killing James Ncale. i'm ChesteIheiu,
.ho,,f three months ago. was trled IN 'ne
county Court of Chcsterield luesGds'
commonwealth Attorney, =. " Us
hin. after hearing the evidence aaHoh
,na, Inc prisoner be discharged when
Was done IL will he remembered thas'
shout three months ago James Nefle, "iIo
who was Il very dcspeiale ,, c,t, ~ ., "a
went to the home OF Richard 4 ayio ,.l an.
called him TO the door, and without pIVNV-
cst,on shot AT him. Taylor thcreupoh az.
Vanced with pistol i'll mana anu SUI
Neale through the head, klhlhs MN III
The shooting and killing occurred near
tho arm of MIR. w l.. Moody, IN Ches-
ferfeld. Captain A. c. Attkisson' OF ihls
CIV represented the accused. ,,-.,,
The case OF Luther Iayilo or , tSciSIfGh" ut
charged with assault, was Also uio"' ""'
resulted in a hung jury ,, - ~
William Winfree was ACQUITTED OF the
charge OF stealing dog from MT. hlch-
ard TAYLOR. OF Swansboro. 81.
NJ ( l., Rudd. brother-in-iaw OF
Ar George II. Burrcss. OF TINS CITY, dcti-
dentally shot and killed hitmsell NINE %hlle
hunting near the Clayton coal mines tuts-
day morning His remains VIII ne III
,ory,ed AZ clover depot at / o'clock tins
sftarnoon. Mr. Burress left TUESDAY LOT
Glover to be present al me lui', ,iears of
Mr. Rudd was twenty-five ssdatSs u
-
A regular meeting OF the CITY Councn
viii be held next Friday night IN the
Council chamber. al. ,,,o,,,,,,o
Mr. William 4. Harris ana MISS blahcne
Russell were united IN marIiage aoo,''
e'so o'clocL Tuesday night. Rev. j. A.
Spencer performed the ceremony me
couple will make Swansboro their future
home. =, ,,uior ond
son. Morris, of Powhatan Courthouse are
Waiting relatives in this city 49,
Miss Downer Blanton is visiting MISS
Lou Friend, in this city -
Judge William l. Clopton, Judge
Gregory. and Mr.. w. u. Garnett lelt yes
terday morning Tor Chesterheiu 'ou't
MIR Robert c. Petzold received a tele-
gram Yesterday from Petersburg calling
him to the bedside of his mother, VINO
is very ill., He left at once for that city.
Mr. IinwO0d Bolton, of TINS cry leit
Tuesday for Norfolk, where he mas ac.
cented "A position as foreman with one or
the principal gunsmiths In that CITY.
Rev Mr. Book breaches at Cowaruln-
Avenue church every Gay at !" CLOCK
Mr. strater and two sons left Tuesday
Tor Atlanta.
Mr.. Thomas Taylor and wife left Tues
lay for Atlanta. ,-..,..
~ sickness for the past two or tnree
Mr Robert w. O'Brien is visiting the
Atlanta Exposition.
Mr. +. A. Lamb has returned TO- the
lily after visit to Atlanta. On his re-
turn Mr. Lamb spent several days IN
Bristol. Tenn, with his daughter
Manchester Royal Arch Chapter viii
meet at the Masonic Temple this evening
az \ o'clock.
Mrs. James O'Brien, who has been very
sick al her residence at Woodland
Heights, is somewhat improved.