Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-11-30
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: Dispatch troLa Norfolk =zyz Van
( dzl!.m T. the Gg!.:ord BATTLEFIELD Pax
naz arou.ed muca Indignation ia tnat
vicinity. TIE osauiitu. monuments
have been defaced, ard the =az:. % the
unknown dead broEsn, ard the Davis
and Sumner mo1ument= bac.y dem-
aged.
+, Invitations are out for the marriage
0; Hon. Thomas j. Bzrham, Judge .:
the Corporation Court Of the city Of
newport New, 70 Mis- Clara Louise
Bigger, Of Culpeoer. The wedding
viii take place At 6:3J O'Clock On Tues
day. December &, At the Baptist Church
10 Cu!peper.
At the reformatory, few miles above
Ricamond, Friday evening, Edward
Tin=!ey, guard. had several Of the
ooy= ont stripping logs, when one 81
them Charles Fourshee, struck Tin=ley
! With an axe, inhicting wound that
! proved fatal. 10 one saw the blow,
but Four=nec admits that il vas inten-
tional
Anna Holmes, an orphan girl. eigh-
teen wears old, who lived alone at "
rell, near Norfolk. waa fatally burned
on Saturday. Her clothes caught fire
while she wss engaged in doing laun-
dry work. She ran for assistance an
til, overcome By fright and pain, Gne
fell exhausted. All her clothes were
consumed by the flames and ner he=h
was burned to d crisp. Medical aid
was Of no avail, and alter brief period
OF intense suffering she died.
The YADgIS VALLEY TO gE Sold
Baltimore holders Of the Cape Fear and
Yadkin Valley Railroad securities are
greatly gratifed over the success Of The
Baltimore reorganization committee 10
its management Of the case. After
fighting vigorously nearly two years,
the committee has excellent reaaons to
hope that Judge Simonton, Of the
GATED States Circuit Court, will sign
decree for the sale Of the road within
few weeks.
The contention Of the Baltimore com
rnttee, Of which Mr.. William Fl. Black
ford i. chairman, has been TO have the
road sold az q whole and organized as
one property to protect all the bond
holders. More than one.third OF ga"
division bonds are represented by the
Baltimore committee.
The committee also represents all
the consolidated mortgage bonds and
stock, and has, under its plan Of reor
ganization, provided for all outstanding
securities of the road, including 500,
900 Of coupons held by parties who pur-
chased them.
The guccess Of the Baltimore committee in
the litigation 10 EAR is generally accepted as
All indication that its plan Of reorganiz .tiOn
will b, carried out The New York synd-
cate which recently made an effort in Judge
SlmontoD,s court 10 have Il co-rcccivcr with
Gen. John Gill appointed, alleging thst he
WAS favorable TO tho Baltimore plan, desires
to have the road divided into three SECTIONS.
and each section sold separately. The pur
pose Of the Now York mon is to sell "a" di-
vision Of the road 10 the Houthcrn Railway,
and this move tho Baltimore bondholdcrs
claim will ruin the road. Judge Simonton
has announced that he will sign a decree for
the sale Of the road in a few days.-B1bimorc
iWcricmp.
The Alexandria holders Of the Yad-
kin railroad bonds are identified with
the Baltimore committee.
MAsoNIC-The Grand Lodge of Ma
sons OF Virginia will meet in annual
session at the Masonic Temple, in Rich
mond, to- morrow. There is no business
out OF the usual run to be transacted at
tho session except the selection Of a
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