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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06

as humoris,; Miss sslome Thomas. so.
prano: Miss Annie Webster. violinist; ana
Mr.. Albert Hopkins. cornet vlrtuoso ano
pianist. Seats VIII be reserved beginning
Monday. April sth. at a. NJ.
The mems Gospel service IL one OF 'ne
o,troc,iye features OF the association.
which "a held Sunday afternoons. begin
ming AZ 3ab. with rehearsal by the
mall, chorus. At AIS some Of the best
talent IN the city always take part In
Tho way OF solos and quartet,es, and AT
40 an address. Rev. J. n. Latham
,,.1i sneak at to-morrow's meeting a
rorliol invitation is extended TO all men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
AWFUL RAILWAY WRECK.
Eight Persons Killed, Including the
Engiucer-Four Injured.

GAINESVILLE, O., April 5.At Whig-
vile. five miles west of Summerteld, on
the Bellaire, GAINESVILLE and Cincinnati
railway. an awful wreck took place to-
day. The coach on the west-bound pas
senger train jumped the track just be-
fore reaching a trestle which spans a
snail stream. The structure is built on
curve. and the coach. after running along
the ties until almost across IL, dragged
the engine from the rails. and the trestle
went down. The engineer and fireman
both remained at their posts. The former
was instantly killed and the latter badly
injured. The engineer was Ell Lucas. Of
this city. \ wife and several children
survive him.
The killed are: Eli Lucas. of this city,
his wife, and two children; Henry Brown,
OF Brownsville. and Mrs. Nathan Young
and her infant daughter. who were
moving 10 this city from Summerield.
Nathan Young, husband Of the woman
who was killed, had his foot badly
mashed
others injured are: Joseph Demon. Of
GAINESVILLE, o.. and Frank Han. of Sum
merfield O. Fireman Jones is badly
mangled. 1t is now believed all three will
die
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
NEW ENGLAND MILL MEN.
They VIII BE Royalty Entertained
at Weldon-CrOp Work.

WELDON. n. c.. April 5.-(Special)--
The Mayor this morning appointed a
committee to make arrangements to meet
and entertain the New England mill-men
here Monday.
They will arrive here about o'clock.
and will ba banqVeted Monday night.
The Weldon people will entertain the
visitors In royal style.
Thirty-ive fine mules and seven horses
were lived here this morning for the
state farm. near this place. The mana
gers will pitch for large crop. Work Is
now progressing finely. and the land is
being prepared in good style.
Mss Annie Gordon, Of Richmond. is
here on a visit to Mrs. ID. f. Stainback.
Captain W. ii. Day Is attending
Northampton Court this week.
Solicitor Daniel returned yesterday from
Jackson, where he has been attending TO
his duties as solicitor in the Superior
Court, now In session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
The BniIie's stan In the Chimes.

TO a great many Of the older persons in
the audience the stan that viii bc used
hv the Bailie in the forthcoming per
formances of THE Chimes OF Normandy"
Will prove familiar object carrying
them back many years Especially will
IL. prove familiar to the habitues Of the
Warm Springs in seasons long gone. 1t
viii recall a portly old gentleman, who
vas at once a representative Of the an
cient regime. and a character--vI4, cd
Colonel Terrell. to whom Il belonged. and
whose inseparabe companion IL was. The
staff is about seven feet long, has knob
on the head. and is tEickly "tattooed"
i'm black and was as well known as its
almost universally known owner 1t is
now the property of Colonel c. OBJ. Co
Wardin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
FOR WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA.
"The sunny south and Fireside
Colony" En- ROute-PersOnaI.

ROCKY MOUNT, y. c., April 5.-(Spe-
cial)-A special train, consisting Of siA
cars, passed through town yesterday. In
which was the sunny South and Fire
side Colony" They were en- route foi
Western North Carolina, where they will
settle.
Hon. y. II. Brown has returned from
business trip TO Washington.
Miss Lydia Branner. OF Georgetown, d..
c.. Is visiting Mrs. +. q. Muse.
Mr. 4. c. Woodland, proprietor OF the
Woodland Hotel. mas leased the Purcell
House. in Norfolk. He will leave for tina;
point May list. Mr. Woodland has wide
reputation as a hotel man, and he will
be missed here.
Mrs. Daniel Abram gave o'clock tea
at her residence. on Church street. west.
yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
CAPTAIN FIGGAT's CONDITION.
Successful Operation. Bat His Death
Looked for Last Might.

FINCASTLE, VA, April 5.-(Special)-
Dr. Mcclure, Of Richmond. assisted by
DIS Wood and Goodwin. Of Fincastle,
performed an operation on Captain j. II.
II. Figgat this evening. Captain Figgats
trouble is an abscess on the kidneys. Two
gallons Of puss was taken from him. and
although the operation was entirely sue
cessful the disease had made such head
way that the patient will die tonight.
Captain Figgat was gallant Confederate
soldier and at one time in a hand-to-
hand fight In tine Valley OF Virginia he
saved the life OF Governor O'Ferrall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
PRINCESS homie TAKES WELL.
The Bright Opera Delighted An
other Fine Audience Last Nighf.

other BBne Auultntt inst NIX
princess Bonnie" which is drawing
large and enthusiastic audiences at the
Academy, is almost a genuine opera
cOmique. The story has substance. IN re
is humor and wit, too. in abundance in
the SPOKEN lines. and rhyme and rhythm
I'm the lyrics. The score il an ambitious
effort and abOunds In music, bright,
catchy. and me,odious. Lavish In his
scenic display Mr. Spcnser has not stinted
he piece In the quality Of the company
In principals the company is very strongly
composed ana the minor members. the
chorus, and the thrOng Of AuXillarieS All
show In their degrees the high general
capacity that marks the performance.
Frank Daniels. who heads the east as
Shrmps, is amusngly funny IN quip ana
crank and dance. and kept the audience
in shouts Of laughter last night. Miss
Minnie Iandcs. In the title-rOle, charms
by her appearance and quite enchanis
by her singing Her extremely winning
voice possesses. for all its delicate sweet
ness. a remarkable power. There is no
loss in freshness, there IS II most per
ceptiblc accession Of finish. TO Miss Ii
Ian Swain warm welcome Was de
serVcdly extended for tn chic and aban-
don with which she played the part OF
Kitty Glover " :. Burnhan. William
Armstrong, Joseph :. Greenfelter, Robert
Brod rick, Montjoy Walker. George
AID. T.. \. Williams, and Mtbclla Baker
were all excellent in their respective
roles. The chorus is very attractive one.
and they are admirably trained, their
nodulaticn b .ng especially worthy of
notice.
There viii be matinee ana evening per
formanccs to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
Nn. WOOD TO TuD Roys.
ne VIII Talk to Them About bro
H..hnnh NAnrL-InrnI InnnciI

ne VIII ralk TO Them About bro
tcrhood WOrh-LocnI Council.
rr. Has most interesting mectina
1..tIy night Of the local council OF
re brotherhood OF St Andrew at Gracs
e..i.l church. President r. c. Rufiin.
lrumu"i Chapter. filled the chair
Mr. Stuart n. Woodward reported
.. t. arrangements made for the mass
OIL etus 90 bee held here preparatory I,
g.. organization Of boys chapters. H.
s'rtci also that Mr. John ". Wood,
general secretary OF IN" brotherhood in
Nrw YORK. would be here tomorrow ar
ftruo0n az O'Clock. wien ia all proha-
l.Nty. "a meeting would bee held at Gracs
church. and that gentleman would make
an address g. the boys
10 was decided 10 hold a union meet
ing % one of the Conjrally-locatc
churches tomorrow night ON the fol-
lowing evening Mr. Wood Is 70 speak 10
brotherhood men only
Reports were then received from mem,
iera u the council who had been ap,
pointed TO visit officially the various
chapters during the past three months.
shesc statements were exceedingly intc-
resting and encouraging
ln Meadc-Nemoral church boys
chapter has been organized, which con-
fsts ~ twelve members ana IS doing
some excellent work
All-Saints Chapter expects TO open
r.ading-Iooms on north Sixth street. neat
the Second Market. which are TO be- kept
open several hours every day in order
{, attract men aud draw them away
from saloons.
The mission on the Canal bank. estab,
lst.i two years agO by ST. pauIs Chap.
t.r. 's in prosp rous condition, in con-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
PANNILL NOT YET BiILED.
love laughs at Locksmith>-TNO
Young Couples Welded.

LYNCHBURG, VA, April 5.-(Speclal)
Several parties interested in securing
bail for Paunill went before United States
Commissioner Tinsley this morning. but
nothing was accomplished. The discus
sion pertained mainly TO the nature and
value Of the securities offered for Pam
Mills bail and Mr.. Tinsley, 1t Is said.
has consented 10 investigate the condi-
ton OF these securities.
Mr. Leonard HONG and Miss Ellie J.
Holmes. Of this city, were married some
where in Campbell county on wednesday
last. presumably at Rustburg. They APP
piled for n license at the Clerks office
here, but were refused on account OF the
youthfulness of the bride. The young
couple however. were married IN spite
OF this obstacle.
The runaway couple who passed through
the city yesterday en- route 10 Pelham.
y. g.. returned this morning. The young
man told some one at the depot that
they were from Big Island. but refuses
10 diVulge his or his wifr's name. IL
was ascertalned later I'm the day that
the names Of the young couple wero
Boyd Reynolds and Fannie ST. John. both
OF Big Island neghborhood They left
on the west-bound Chesapeake and Ohio
train for home this afternoon.
MIR. TERRY DEAD.
Word has been received I'm the city OF
the death at Brook Neal Of Mr.. James
Terry. "A man for many years prominent
~ connected with the official affairs OF
Campbell, having at various times been
Constable. TaX-CollectOr and Justice Of
the Peace. He was man that every
body knew and everybody liked. and AT
the time Of his death he was one Of the
Oldest men In the county. lie leaves a
large family.
Messrs. Henry Fink and f.. ]. Kimban,
OF the Norfolk and Western railroad,
stopped in the city for a short while 10,
day, en- route 70 Durham. n. q. Thes
were accompanied by General Manager
Joseph Sands. The party is on Il tour
Of inspection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
TELEPHONE 90. CHARTERED
Lottic unnLc Secures $1,000 YER
diCt--Othcr Court News.

diCt-Othcr Court News.
TIE American Telephone Company Of
Virginia wae chartered I'm the City Circuit
Court yesterday by Juig. y. r.. Wen
fond. Jr The corpolators are Mcssrs
Edward p Mcany Melville Eglos,on.
George T. Crawford. George WAYNE An
derson, and William f.. Wlckham 1t il
o." object ~ the company 10 construct.
maintain. ana ou rate telephone and tcle-
Yrlptl.ncs Throughout the state of Viz
g.nid.
The company expects az once 10 petition
the Council for privileges here ana II
those are granted 10 viii euleayOr to
establish a loug-dsiance system in Viz
eiuia. connecting Richmond Norfolk Pc
i.rshurg. ana other cities with New York,
Chicago. Baltimore. and Washington. The
* lusIvc right, n the present telephone
company terminate in eight or min
months. Tho capital stock Of the new
concern is fixed at 5000 divided into
sttr.s of 800 each.
T.. officers are as follows: President.
lINafl D. MeanY Of Newark. y. j.;
t,.r Hr Melville Egleston. OF Elizabeth.
IS. : Treasurer James e. Vial. Of Nor
o.. Plains y. j. Directors Edward j.
Hal .f Morris. y. j.. Edward j. Mcany
J. .zan. ,h. Y. j. Charles r. Bangs. Of
New York. aui George Wayne Anderson,
OF NiDam.nI
VERDICT FOR THE GIRL.
Tho cas ~ Lott. Haakc, the little
sil wa' Was injured some months ago
tN ..ns l.a over hy an electric, car.
tr'l'e. OBJ. Richmond Railway and Flee
..' Company. was concluded IN the Law
iI.iy Court yesterday evening
I DAVIS bad Dc n consumed In the
.tr No Gao testimony and hearing the
Hft..r' AND the jury. after being out
% time. returned a verdict Of
-irts against the company. Lot
- N.. f.i. scented 10y Mr. -. G. Richard
'.r defendant company had Mr..
"t'4.ao. E. Meredith 10 look after It's /
Interest,"
ln 'ar 'faacery Court yesterday Mary |
a. NtLt' qualified as eXccutriX Of the /
vii % John N,Eyoy
IRE f".l."lrr cases were disposed OF In |
u ii.ttnt. Court. G. H. Chambers who /
"i- ,--t ,'i u petit larceny In the |
'..co Court ana given ninety days IN !
jail i"'E a1 appeal 90 this court. and
"'s arl1'tri KING Howard was sent 10
lai' y one hour and fined so and costs
r. H}i. charged with felony was Oned
3D. ari costs
sur was Instituted y yesterday In the City |
circuit Court by Edmond Boss!euS
otatt j. ". Stubs FOR scl 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
FOUR TRtYPs I<iCLED.
Fifteen Others Seriously Hurt la
Freirht-TrnIn Wreck.

ALTON. ILL, April 6-Four tramp
were Instantly killed ani fifteen othen
badly injured In a freight-train wreck On
the Chicago and Alton road near hrr'
to-day. It Is thought the wreck wa
caused by a broken truck. which alo"1
dozen cars 10 pile up m heap.
estimated that over se;enty-hye ualhN
were stealing ride on the tram "N'
taken out four Of them were dral'
The injured men We're brought - ~
hospltal In this city. and the .nlu ~ VA
held at East Alton.
At the inquest Two - The men k'ii.l
were found to be- David fiefieY 81 wafer.
town. Wiz, ana Frank Hartman %
Philadelphia. Pa
The injured men hail from points 10
Ohio Kansas. Minue-oti. lin3is, I.Ai''
Massachus us. Sew York. ani i'qn4ny'
Several Of them are not expected ~ "''
through another day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
News from the Association.

Pr" 0H.1fcn's entertainment at the
i''f leus Christian Association last
f.' proved 10 bc very interesting, and
-i'N large number OF young people.
"., greatly enjoyed every number The
rs ~ Miss Mamie Leahy were
'.'f inc most prominent features OF
''rning. sae having received five en-
.'N +i''i her FIRST number. There will
''-e n9ie entertainment this season.
A., "iI take place about the LIST OF
ava viii close the entertainments
49,, "''t. AID last. star-course enter
,s,, ,,. Iof this season will take place
,,o, "s9pesday. April 10th The attrac-
Coa.. VII be the John Thomas Concert
N'"''@Ay' Nhlch consists VI Mr.. Thomas,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
MORGANFIELD STILL IN JAIL.
stay OF Fifteen Days Granted-Diii
of Exceptions Incomplete.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. April g.
Special THE authorities here, who were
in readiness to take Morganfield to the
penitentiary on the early train In the
morning were greatly surprised this eve
ing when they were presented with an
order restraining them for fifteen days
longer.
The order staying the sentence was
given By Judge Ashton. owing 70 Sena-
tor Little's inability 10 complete the bills
Of exception by this evening. which was
the time set for the argument before
Judge Barton. The record is voluminOus,
consisting OF over eight hundred pages OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
school Celebration ut MidIothian.

Miss Lula Powell. who has been teach
ing the public school at Midlothian du-
ring the past session, gave an entertain
ment at the schoo' yesterday. II being the
close of the session. The exercises. which
were appropriate 10 the occasion, were
Of a very interesting character and both
teacher and pupils acquitted themselves
in a most pleasing manner. Miss Powell
who is a Richmond lady. has made her
self very popular at Midlothian, and the
patrons OF the school are very anxious
hat she shan be returned next session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
Missionary Work In the city.

The Executive Committee Of the Bap-
fist city Missionary Society held It's
monthly meeting last night in the once
Of Mr.. Josiah Rylsnd at the Capitol ana
devoted two hours 10 the discussion OF
plans for systematic missionary Work III
Richrnond and Manchester The reports
from, the churches showed that they are
in full sympathy with the society, and
Will all aid in the furtherance of Its
work. It is understood that male mis-
sionary will be put In the field the hrst
OF next month, and tent meetings viii be
gin in the East End soon thereafter
There is one lady missionary at work
now. and 1t is hoped to soon engage two
Others, one of whom will work in Man
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
Bishop ..un,iD,nh pre,oh

KEYSVILLE, VA, Aprn 5-Cs,,el,l,-
Right Rev. A. VI. Randolph. R..ho, -
the Southern Diocese OF Vir..nia pr..r,4i
I'm Ascension Episcopal church y.s,...,,,,
evening to a large congregation vi,
text was from the hrst chapter VI p,rr,
Epistle TO the Philippians. and bis ssrtno,
was a most excellent one
The county campaign has opened nm
but with litJle Interest. az there dos ~,
seem To- be any opposition 90 %. on oB.
GERS. all of whom al" candidates for ~.
nlncllnn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
TryIng 10 Settle the Case.

Mr.. Hin Carter. Of counsel for Mrs.
Katie G.. McFarlane. denies that an
agreement has been reached between his
client and Mr.. w. T. Mathews. Of Lynch
burg. whom she Is prosecuting for crimi-
nal libel. one Of the afternoon papers yes
ter,lay stated that a settlement had been
arrived at, the terms of which were the
return OF the letters and kilograms from
Mrs NcFarlane to Mr. Mathews Such
proposition. it is understood, has been
made by the accused, but it has not been
accounted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
CbiIdren's service This Afternoon.

An address 70 The children VIII be de-
Uvered at the Broad-Street mission this
afternoon at O'Clock. and Will be ac-
companied by Illustrations on the black
board.
These meetings are for the purpose OF
promoting early religious training. and TO
implant the vital truths OF Christianity
with pleasing incidents and interesting
stories
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
SHORTAGES At CARSON.
They Approximate o.OOO-Impor-
tnnt Arrests Anticipated.

CARSON, NEB.. April 5.-Shortages
approximating 10000 have already been
found in the mint by Superintendent
Mason, of the Government Assay Office.
New York who is here in charge OF the
investigation. All the suspected melt.
have not been examined. and the secret
service agents under control OF Agent
Grant. of Chicago. will make some inn
portant arrests soon. The shortage on
one melt alone amounted to so go. /,
purported to contain 900 ounces OF
metal, half silver and half gold. but IL
had only 10 ounces Of gold. one Of the
mint employees under suspicion is John
Jones. a meter and reiner who is said
10 have been spending 500 10 500 a
month on a salary OF sl2j
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
Il. T.. 4. Meeting Tonight.

Post 4. Travellers Protective Associa-
ton Of America, will mold their inst
monthly meeting in their rooms, 50 and
81 Chamber Of Commerce, at o'clock
tonight.
The election OF officers for the ensuing
year Will take place. and delegates Will
Ice Amounted 10 the State convention,
which will be held in this city, May %.
All members as well as travelling men
are requested 10 be present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
A Car Runs Into "a Pole.

One Of the west-bound cars on the
Franklln-street Line Jumped the track
while turning the corner at Twelfth
street last night and ran into a pole.
There were several passengers in the
conveyance, and they were considerably
shaken up. but none were hurt. The
pole was one bearing heavy-current wires
and II was loosened by the force OF the
collision. Some damage was done to the
front Of the car.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
Did Not Run on and Marry.

There is no truth in the rumor that
young lady who has been attending one
Of the female schools here has eloped
with a gentleman and been married. Tn,
fact is that the girl has been at home
sick in bed for the past two or three
days. and that the report was started
by some Of her friends at school.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
SHOT ny HIS son.
Had Driven His Wife from Home
and Threatened Her.

COLUMBIA, S. c.. April 5.-A special
10 the State from Greenvlle, S. G., says:
Pinckney Dill, well-known citizen OF
the upper part Of this county, was shot
and fatally wounded Wednesday night
by his son, Furman Dill. The elder Dill
was drunk. and had driven his wife from
home. She took refuge with her son, who
lives not far from her husbands house
Her husband pursued her and was enter
ing Furman Dilrs house, threatening and
cursiug. and with a drawn knife. when
Furman shot him twice In the breast with
IA revolver and then in the back with
shotgun.
The wounded man is reported to be in n
critical condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
MIR. TAYLOR DIES ~ TEXAS.
He Was n Nirsininu and N Malt
known Railroad Ma,

sTAUNTON, VA. April 5-,special,-
News received here to-day announces ~.
death in Texas OK Mr Thomas 4 .rv,e.
4 former Stauntonian Mr. Taylor -,
a Virginia Military Institute gras,s,.
and at the time Of his dolth Wss in ~,
office OF the Missouri Kansas ani Pea,
railroad AT Denison. lie wos tho onl,
son or Mrs: charlotte r.. Taylor. ant va,
II years Old. lie had many fr'eri, ~
Virginia. and was formerly cop,.,,' p,
with the Chesapeake ana Ohio nanrost
Company.
The Hastings Court TO-DAY c,,...,
liquor licenses 10 sixteen ar,i'c,..,
seventeen licenses were granted last Year
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06

senator "p ,,,,r,n matter. co,oo., 60.
unabIc - ,", y, associate eogn .ns' snsy,
the entire r ~ present this wssk NM, Eng
"a ''i pareo wors upon IL. latter 'hrsw
Hoard OF Directors o. ~ nuhs Of tho
ciety was "s', Saln and Mschsrsan," e s
after considerable dlscn.,s. evening, ana
20. and 2ith were selsc,.,n October IA.
Tor the holding Of The 81 as the dates
The various committee. o.. annual fair.
ed, and May "a namot also appoint
meeting. Tor the nsxe
The Garfield Light Infa,.
last night by Adiutant.C;o,.s. we're Visited
He found the company IN ,', va, Anderson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06

During the mass the members OF Sc.
AIMS Society approached holy commit
MON In body The society embraces
nearly two hundred members. nearly all
married ladies' OF st. Mary's congresa-
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
both Legs Taken on.

Mr.. G. G. Blackwelder the brakeman
who was hurt last Monday. and whose
legs were amputated at the Retreat for
the Sick. was reported last night as get
ting along as well as could be expected.
This unfortunate young man is from
North Carolina. and Is well connected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
ApurOycd by the yIayOr,

Mayor Taylor has approved the ordi-
nance concerning rope fre-escapes in
guest-rooms OF hotels over two stories
high. and the resolution appropriating
500 TO put Chimt 3raxo-Park spring In
good condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
No Electric Plant for L,nchb,r,

LYNCHBURG. VA, April ,sp,ca.l
The city Council. az rs moc.r- tls
evening. finally determined he m,...
agitated question of lighting "A o,r bg
awarding the contract u the Lrnchmre
and Rivermont Electric Company. thus
defeating the proposition for the ostcb.sA.
mcnt of "A city plant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
Sentence. OF Death Commu ted.

ASHEVILLE. n. c.. April 5.-The Gov
ernor has committed the sentence or Bliiy
Mcdaniel, sentenced TO be hanged Aprn
18th for murder, to Imprisonment ior
LIE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06
Death Of Mr. }. =. Crnncllcy.

FAIRFAX COURTHOUsE. Va. Apm
-(Special)-Mr j. =. Ginnolloy dol a..
his residence near here, ,h.s evening"
Of paralysis. Mr.. Glnnclicy Wf1 ,re ~
our most useful am hrhl.-asf .D.r.l
citizens. He leaves widow ami Csc oll-
dren. He VIII be buried in C4wCsvll'.
Pa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-06

Our Daily New York Hotel Report.
NEW YORK. April 5.--tSpecial)-E. N.
Money. Hoffman; Mrs. j. f. Lyles, J.
Ellette, Imperial.