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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-01
VIRGINIA ITEMS.
NEWS AND NOTES FROM ALL
OVER THE STATE.

Furnished by the "Times" Corrcspon-
dents and state ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and Editorial Opinions Clipped, Conn
piledand Condensed From Home Papers.
DANvILLE. VA, September 3o.-iSpe-
cial correspondence. The funeral or
MIS-. Kate Schoofeld Tillett. wife OF
Rev. Wilson +. Tillet, ID. D., took place
Yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock from
the Mount Vernon VI. T.. Church, AID
the services was conducted by Rev.
John T.. Edward. ID. d., assisted by
Rev. l.. b. Betty. DR.. Starr and other
ministers. The church was crowded
with sorrowiug friends and the service
was solemn one. The casket was
almost hid from view by the many and
lastly floral offerings. The body was
laid to rest in Green Hill cemetery.
The negroes of Danvlle are becoming
insolent. and on Saturday afternoon
two instances were recorded Of negroes
rudely pushing white people from the
sidewalks. In one case a burly negro
met Mrs. Kelly. white lady, ana seiz-
ing her By the shoulder rudely Jerked
her from the sidew ak, and asked her
who she was and where she was gong.
Seeing some white people approaching
the scoundrel ran of.
Il seems that when low down WHITE
people stir up the negro politically. the
latter turns fool at once. The whlte
people of Dauvill. will not put up with
this sort of thing, and il does seem that
past history ought to be sufficient to
convince the negro Of this fact.
4 meeting Of Democrats to form a
cam paign club has been called for Tues
| day evening.
On Saturday an immense German
earn was caught from Dan river with a
hook and line. The fish weighed thir-
teen pounds, and was two and a half
| feet long.
Colonel Frank G.. Rufin. of Rich.
mond and his son. Mr.. John Rufiin, Of
Arkansas. spent Sunday in tho city
the guests of w. \. Rufiin. Esq.
Rev. j. 4. Munday, D. D.. OF Green
vile. ). c.. preached at the First Baptist
Church Yesterday morning, and at the
PRESBYTERIAN Church last night. Or.
Nnnday. native Of Virginia. is one OF
the ablest divipes in the Baptist Church
oil South Carolina.
Rev. r. r. AGREE, OF Petersburg. L
spending few days with relative 81
this city.
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the State for his party. it would be bet
ter to have some other person than ne
for Governor, while the tickets arc
being sold and the drawings take place.
A hint to the wise is sufficient
A GENTLEMAN from the southwestern
part of the State. and hitherto hepno'
lican, says the Ledger, Of Norioik' Is IN
the city, and in conversation last night
said that Malone is already beaten OUT
of his boots in that iection. lie sad
that although he could not stand Ma
hone and his methods, he could out feei
pity for the little General, who u e'i-
IDENTIFY mortified at the manner IN
which he is treated. Wherever the
General is announced to speak large
crowd gathers. but by the time he gets
fairly under way a Democratic meeting
Il organized, and two-thirds Of bis near
ers are drawn off 10 attend 1t.
SENATOR BARBOUR was at the FlfthAye,
nue., New York, Saturday. The ferad
says lie is the acting chairman OF ihe
Democratic Committee in Virginia. ana
is fighting Malone with all his
might. He said: 1t is going 10 De
close shave. but | am confident we
will win. There are many defectlons
from Malone. aud if they are all sin-
cere. the Democracy would win easily
but | am afraid they are not. Many
of the seceders will eventually vote Tor
Malone. People here must not put zoe
much confidence in these defectlons.
THE Fredericksburg Free Lance,
whose editor is a Republican. is doing
good service against Mahone. and in the
last issue published the names OF seve'
raj men in that and contiguous coun-
ties who have been high in the councils
of the Republican party, with then
avowals that they will not support Ma
hone.
THE Baldwin district fair opens TO-
day with splendid trades parade fer
which preparations on "a large scare
have been made. There will be over
one hundred floats in the procession
and Mardi Gras and Ofiole c0mblna-
tions will make it grand pageant
No ONE in this section. says the Nor
| folk Tirgiai0R. can be found to bet on
Malone. The only election wager et
fecied yesterday was $50 that Mch'n
ney would not have over 10000 MAORI
ty.
THERE is much greater activity a
West Point, Va. than there was las
September. More cotton was received
in two days than during the whole o.
September lSSs.
TWO carloads of cotton yarns and do
nestle were sent over the Shenandoah
Valley Railroad Saturday from Atlanta
Ga. u Northern markets.
OF Colonel r. +. Beirne the Clincl
Valley Ntcs says. Beirne is the ma
who will wear Mckinney s slipper
after the next gubernatOfiil term.
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KING WILLIAM COURTHOUSE. Seplem
Der Special Correspondence. J.
The mountain that was in labor has
brought forth the mouse. The Malone
ties. consisting of the colored people
and "A half dozen white slaves of Ma
hone. met in convention 40 King WI
liam Courthouse to-day, and as all
things were cut ard dried. it took no
very long time ID nominate candidate
for the Legislature, man named Snead
that drlfled into this county since the
war. The cOlored people wanted col
ored man. but the leaders, who got the
Doodle. carried the day.
4 new Jail Is being built. TO cost about
five thousand dollars.
There was another slide Oh the York
River road this week. near Romancoke,
but timely warning prevented any Sc
rious accident. This road will have to
be changed TO run on the ridge OF TINS
county, before it can be made safe.
We are having beautiful weather.
The farmers have flushed iallowmg'
and will soon commence seeding wheat
Mr.. 0. VI. Winston is having lumber
hauled to erect a new store-house al
this place
The telephone seems to be well pa
tronized. aud Is "a great convenience 10
the community. | learn the line Will
soon be extended to your city.
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Industrial Improvements in charlottes
NiIle-Other Items.

Industrial Improvements IN 'hhi"t'''-
NiIle-Other Items.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. September
3O.-lCorrespondeuce The establish
ment of the knitting factory IN this
city is no longer in doubt. as toe neces.
sarv contracts have been signed, ana
bids requested until October 9TH for the
building Of the factory. One hundred
hands or more Will be constantly EN-
ployed.
In securing this factory, another
much needed here. has been assured--a
box factory. 1t is the property OF a
son of the gentlemen who owns tie
knitting establishment.
II must be corceded that Chariottes'
Vile has made very decided progress IN
the past two years. Among tine Inn
provements are the street car line, the
electric plant. the shoe factory, the
hub. spoke aud furniture factory. the
ice factory. and now the knitting ana
box factories. and a Touring mill which
will be let 20 contract in a short while.
AS about ninety five per cent. OF the
stock has been taken. Severa, othei
enterprises are seeking location here.
Local political leaders were IN con,
ference here Saturday and the general
opinlon was that with close organiza'
ton throughout the State, such as Is
now being effected. a most signal VIC
tory over Malone is certain. | have
never seen the Democracy so we'll
united or so determined to be active "a
now. The republican leaders are active.
but even the negroes Of the rank ana
file are apathelic and befuddled. 1t
will not be so easy to get them to the
polIs as 1t has heretofore II their pre-
sent Indifference continue. But upon
this il would no. be wise 10 depend.
4 mas. meeting was held IN the
Methodist hurch yesterday IN the IN
terest Of the Piedmont Hospital, which
while dong great charitable work, IS
not properly sustained by the city or
the county. but is dependent upon Dri-
vate charity. The reports showed that
the hospital is necessary charity, ana
cannot be allowed to 90 downexcept az
the expense Of great deal OF suffering
that cunnot be alleyiated through any
other means. a handsome sum was
raised. ~,
Students are coming in very rapidly
and the prospects are very bright Tor a
full and prosperous session OF the UNI
yersity of Virginia.
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THE IDEAL PROFESSOR AND THE
YOUNG MATRICVLATE.

Our college experience has all
been of the University Of Virginia.
And the discordant notes having nearly
all dropped out and passed away our
msmory of il is a good deal like dis
tant music-sadly pleasant. The first
impression on our mind is the outline;
after knowledge fills up the details OF a
handsome picture.
The ideal professor, theman full ofand
complete in knowledge and virtue, dig
nified and strong in the power that
knowledge gives, yet gentle and sym
pathizing to the timid-callow student.
beautifully exemphfed in Drs. James
L. Cabell aud Steige Davis, and non
7nutqffs Gb Hlis-Venable and smith
not meaning TO except any. This IDEAL
enlarged and graced. with a special vlr-
tue ana accomplishment and charm
from each of the worthy and excellent
gentlemen that have filled, and now
honor their professorships, this ideal Is
the glory Of the University of Virginia
This ideal after which Mr.. Jefferson
aspired. and to whose beginning he 20
largely contributed, at whose birth lie
presided, make up the genius, the con-
trolling and instructing and animatin2
spirit of Virginia. noblest insiltu-
ton. What man that has ever breathed
the air of the University that has not
felt through life the influence Of this
real spirit. the realization aud power of
wise and good DR.. McGufTey's eclectic
philosophy. Talk of schools and pro-
LESSONS and arts. this real power is the
n Ollie all embracing instructor Of the
place. All the Alumni know and ac-
knowledge it.
But this is not all. The assemblage
of students are beautiful study and a
powerful influence. As rule, families
contribute to this nursery of learning
md manhood. honorable specimens OF
IDliieir households. Each young gentle
man. poor aud undistinguished or OF
noted, goes to show there and con-
tribute the best shows, manners and
principles of the honor and worth of
hi, household. And the sum total. the
grand result, the fair average OF the
best and most honest households OF
the South make up the public opinion
OF the university. Their keynote IS
honor. Their requirement Is genteel
behavior. and mutual courtesy and gem
crosby. To move among them, to be
one of them is great privilege. 1t Is
one that each young man necessarily
learns to prize and cherish. The inn
provement of it determines the man fol-
life.
And yet the spirit of vulgar sensual
iiy turks there, ready to allure and
destroy all that parley with her. And
the plain devil of drink aud profanity
stalks abroad and invites to his orgies.
and dares to call himself a man. Alas,
alas, for such debased ma nho0d
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There has never been a State contest
that excited so much interest in the
- country generally rs this one in Nir-
mia.
-. has drawn down the Republican
Z~y through a very strong Ions, and
eown the people that the policy Of the
20. p. is to buy State and prostitute
rs politics.
The people of the other States know
I the character of the little monkey states
man who represents the proposed sale
of the State Of Virginia.
They know the horrible little mon
strosity that exploited the deal In the
United States Senate. and the respecta-
ble people n the country would like to
see the disgrace of two parties IN the
nasty personality Of Billy Malone sat
down on and kicked out.
And that is what will be done.
The. whole moral influence OF the
country j, brought to bear on Virginia
in the North. South, East and West,
honest men wish to see the minions
81 Harrison. Quay. Wanamaker %Co''
\ incoptinenily sat down on.
This has become Characteristic incl
lent of Republicansm illustrated in
Virginia politics. and the political meth
Ids OF Harrison, Quay & Co., are about
. tsPbe throitled in W. gina.
Malone has Quay's Doodle. but how
1, he to stem the tide of popular con-
tempt.
The whole people of the United
States feel interested in the Virginia
question, which involves an experiment
1 Of political morals between honesty ar
piracy right here at the gate OF the
n South. where the party Of popular
rights ought to be fortified.
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APRIL 2ist. 1859 - cHs~s'
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Waahington and New York.
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sleeper 20 New York. -.
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stops at Fredericksburg. MILFORD
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washington AMI New York.
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except sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
pAnY EXCEPT SUNDAYS
s.4sarn. leaves Elha. Arrives az Ashland AT
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5sa pm. arrives e. s.oa iesEes Ashland a.
c.S.TkY;iiOR. General Ticket Agent.
z 7. D. MYERS General SUPERINTENDENT.
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c,,,u.a. cuired and Condensed.

LITTLE BILLY. says the Lynchourg
V;ruiaiaa. is very anxious to draw The
CANAL p-ize. 10 be awarded on the 9th
of November next. And therefore he
would take any number Of chances-as
desperate gamblers, 10 a desperate
game. never hesitate to DO lie pro-
noses to make old Virginia a lottery
vendor TO deal out prizes, in the hote
that the faitest plum would fall 10 him
elf. But. If Captain j. IL. Rives is to
b. believed touching the charge he
made few years ago respecting The
manner ia winch the chairman OF the
Republican State Committee disposed o.
the funds placed in his hands to GER
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL

NORFOLK AND w EolEhE Rail
~ vop.u.y rE Manp TO norfolk,
i~ sGGYtnuIg ~ hFFfCi NAY IA, 1879.
LEAVE hICHNONG
o.toA NJ Daily. ia Richmond and PEERS
WV bnrz railroad. Leaves pctershnfg
1915 A. 81. daily; arrive roffslk
f.OOP. N. 49,
o.4o A. NJ. Daily. ia Richmond and Peisr'-
burg railrond. Arrive at fetss'
burs 1920 A. II. No 3 leaves p
tersburz 1850 \. ". fer farm'ils
TyuchDurg, Roanoke. Bfisto'
Knoxville. aud an poiots relti
aud West. THROUGH COACH
10 RADFOED.
100 p. NJ nsiiy. va richmond and Psieu-
bur. railroad. Arrives M Psifrs-
burs 800 =. ". daily le.F's
Pc ersburg 40 $40 =. ~, "a. " a.
THR1UOU CAR TO NORFOLK.
200 +. ". Daily, ti1 Richmond and Pstess-
burg Railroad. srriFinIr rcter
burg NJ -.5D y. ~. c0nneciing
with lrain 40. leaving i.ten-
burg nj 800 b. 81. lor farmT-le,
Ivnchbufg Roanoke. pOcabOniss,
bristol. Knoxville. Chsisuoogs,
and ,li points south end Nssf.
PULLMAN -LEErING-CAt NttONhoDe-
M / sleopln..car Petersburg % rrlstol
without change having Petersburg daily 81
-.s5 m Pullman sleeper Lynchpuis q"
Memphis without change. A..
~ Pullman sleeper fynonbufg to New
orl.an, AMI Roanoke go Chattanooga, VIM
out ci 3nSr. ,t L. ,..-.,s .
tickets. bagssgs-checks. and all lniorina-
tiou can he obtained AZ Nrnmnf ~ mo i'',' vs.
49,, ,5atigoat depot. A. " CARRIERS, lFp
Naty street. sni al the Company ONCE 'l
east '"'' W. BENILI
General Passenger Agent.
CHARLES q. EDDY. Nicc-itesldcaH
Goncfal Oi-ce. Roanoke. -.
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cONNEcrloNS

Train so. 30 connects n2li' -l NY.
90. ..ro., tIfv llarksyille. sni NkiNff.
pn,ham Henderson an raleigh connects
ot e;reor-h,ro lor Durham kslc.sn rs.. 'n'
and N ln.ton. and ail points on NgrIp
lima Division OF salisbury ,.l -,
roroiin,. ana m Charlotte ior 4. g.. ann a.
rain No - connects daily 90 prcen'N lfN
Tor salem. Winston, Raleigh, &. iNs'. ''.
,iot errfnaS. and au polnNs Boo Nftie n
%orth Carolina. 10 charlotte Win thsii
columbia and Augusta railroad for DoI.IN'
Augusta. Aiken. Charlolioni say NI'..
Thomasvlilc Ca. jacls0hNllr Aht
Florida pOInfe. nlsu VIVID 'riNlIIiN
railroad Tor Wilmington.
Trains rnm the south arrive ~ H'fN'
5.I1 A. ". aud 1880 J.. N.
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THE CRUSADE AGAINST SLAVERY In
less than three weeks congress will be
opened at Brussels. under the presi-
dency Of King Leopold. to discuss and
adopt measures for the suppression OF
the African slave trade. All the lead
ing powers OF Europe will participate
ia this phianthropIc conference. and
the world will watch its deliberations
with the deepest sympathy aud inter
est for it is not at all unlikely that the
Congress will adopt some plan that viii
meet the approval and secure the CO.
operation Of the whole civilized world,
and perhaps make the last years Of this
century memorable for the achievement
of the humane and united purpose Of
Christendom to free Africa from the
Arab slave trade. the greatest cause Of
suffering that now afllicts humanity
y. y. Sun.
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KcnuhlIcnn convention in Hanover.

Republican Convention in Hanover
ASHLAND. September %. 80 Cores
p0udence. The Republicans OF Han
over were called here o.day 10 settle
upon some statesman to run for the
House of Delegates against Hon. K. H..
Cardweli. the Democratic nominee. Inc
meeting was composed of few white
men ard about twenty Of the c0lored
folks. l. was called 10 order By JnO.
Coates. Of Beaver Dan district. the chair
man Of the county, and Luke Jones
filled the secretary's place. The pow
WOW lasted short time. and "A commit
tee was appointed TO call upon \. VI.
Binford and offer him the nomination.
If he accepts. he will run as if he was
tied 10 a tree. as Mr. Cardweii Will car
nv the county by biz majority. The
meeting was held in room over a
blacksmith 5 shop, which has been theii
HEADQUARTERS for some time.
The Evening state published tele-
gram from Washington stating tue
Ashland postoifice has been given ia
John n. Blunt. farmer living about
four miles from the village. Mr. Blunt
is independent in politics. voting as II
suits him. The citizens regret the re-
m0val Of Mrs. Mayo, who has filled the
position most credltably.
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How could yellow dog be Governor
of Virginia, when he has not tax
medal and is recognized as vagrant
cur of low degree. whom it would be
lawful t. put down a culvert.
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WHEN rogues fail out then honest
men get their dues.
See u. .. T.. OF Virginia for the Illus
tration Of the moral.
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How can Billy Malone be Governor
of Virginia when the only way for him
to do it would be by negro votes.
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THE people Of Virginia are remark
able for their good nature, but when
they once set mad they are dangerous.
The monkey party had to take to the
woods in 1853. because they saw that
the trees in the Capitol Square would
bear gallows fruit if the thieves dared
to count out the Democratic majority.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-01

How could Billy Malone be Governor
of Virginia when 100000 honest Demo-
Gratis know him to be a traitor and deg ?
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a TLANTIC COAST LINZ.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD TINE TABLE.
Coz -iencinx SUNDAY May loih. 1859.
POO am. trains ia IBIS rosa VIII TNn - loi
lOws.
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
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WHAT is the use of Malone and John
Wise arguing the tariff?
Every dog has hissiay, and theirs IS
mast.
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ALL the articles used by Trust Com
binesn are evidently under the divine
protective tariff. 1t is so with sugar,
with certain Illuminating and lubrica-
ting oils, with jute, whisky and glass,
the last Of which is just being evolved
into the new glass trust"
The high tariff limits the production
of certain necessary articles TO the
american factories and to the home
markets.
But the "Trust Combine goes farther
and arranges for a limited production,
20 that the ring can control the supply
and defeat the whole principle of sup
ply and demand.
That is the great modern monstrosity
invented by the Wanamakers. and that is
what cansed a famous journalist to in
vent the word Of Mountaineering, - to
represent the insult and wrong perpe-
trated by the Republican party"
THAT petition TO ask the Legislature
to make all the amount of the laborer 3
wages subject to the "garnishee, y Is a
device Of the enemy.
Nobody supposes that the Legislature
would repeal the present law. and it IL
a very plain trick of Mr.. Billy Malone
to try to put the Democrats of Rich
mond in the position Of opposing the
laboringmen.
And all the time Billy Malone is the
man VINO speculated on the wages.
-
Mr.. BILLY MALONE bad as well spare
himself the trouble and expense of try
ing to be Governor of Virginia.
Billy Malone as Governor of Nir'
ginia is an impossibilty.
The time has past when Billy Malone
and John Wise could be acknowledged
as representatives. of the people.
They are The political monkeys Of the
disgraceful accident of the after wal
situation. and they had as well recog
nize the fact.
The people Of Virginia will treat
monkeys as monkeys, and The monkeys
will be somewhat wise in the Darwiniar
theory of a claim to manhood if they
see the fact.
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If the Republican party Of the North,
Wanamaker, Quay q Co., managers.
want a Governor of Virginia at $4,000
for the job they may work the thing
very well if they get the right man
but when they select yellow
dog TO do the work they may
lose their money AMI see the animal
hung up to q tree in the Capital Square
with a placard to indicate THAT a
"Lynching Bee" would be less Of re-
proach 10 the State of Virginia than to
have Billy Malone for its Governor.
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How could Bill Malone be Governor
O, Virginia when every honest man in
the State knows that it would be a
DISGRACE.
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IT matters not, however, what he
does and how many tricks he plays.
Billy Malone cannot be Governor of
Virginia.
The people viii not stand such a dis
grace.