The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-15

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Mr.. HENRY LEWIS CAN'T wa
brought 10 this place on his bed from
near Poner's Precinct Sunday after
noon, to be conveyed TO Richmond O.
have a surgical operation p rf0rmed.
which we hope NAV be successful IN II
fording The relief desired.
INTELLIGENCE was received la Lynch
burg Tuesday Of the Death M X cking
ham county, near Harris1nburg. o. 1lf.
John LIuc0in, prominent farmer ana
stock raiser. brother Of Mrs. I. NJ. Al
moud. OF this city. The deceased was
ab ut sixty seven years OF age, and
died from paralysis.
THE other night white man rang
The bell of the door of Mr W. 5 Greg
ory on Clay street. Norfolk. and col
ored girl answered the call. The mlu
said be wanted money. and money Do
must have. Mr.. Gregory being absent
FIR m be city. lady IN the house called
t. Dir Frank Lee. and when mat zen
tleman responded the man quietly de-
camped. Ladies should be veiy careful
OF such tramps, and instead of giving
them something to eat drive them OF.
SOME days agO medicine man from
he \ nth. calling himself Mexico Bill
and wearing the prOyesblal long barr.
vent TO Dsnville 10 peddle medicine.
He was d man OF fine address. ard one
night was found on the street makiul
20 d speeches in the Interest OF De-
mOcracy. he was invited into Masonic
Ii,ll and made a rOusing speech To-
Mckinney. He afterwards addressed q
large audience at the Academy Of
Muse. and fell so much IN love with
Ddnvlle aud the Virginia Demociacy
tnat he has Gu his flowing locks Of
al d will 90 out on Mondty as n travel
ing man for leading tobacco factory.
WEDNESDAY morning a cOlored man.
who evidently does not nf daisiaud h.w
politics ale worked in the Portsmouth
navy yard, approached q well known
gentleman and a prominent D-moc az
aud asked him FIR a letter u a foreman
in the maynard recommend ng him
for work. The gentleman told abe
darkey he had nothing e pecially against
hlm. 50 declined TO give the letter. as
he would iusure his not beirg called Ir
at all. and also told him that the othei
colored people would think be was "a
Democrat and would kill BIN.
IT is suggested, says the Staurton
ViadicGtOr. that it would be "a proper
thug for the Democratic STATE EXa,u-
tive Committee 10 adopt a resolution Il
thanks to Senator Blair and Congress
men Burrows. Cheaile. Perkins. Brum
and other Northern Republicans. for
the assistance they rendered the Demo
Gratis in the late election in showing
Malone under. Their services dr.ervc
tn kind of recognition. They came 90
teach Vugiuians how they should vote.
and they succeeded b9Y Ond their ex-
pectations.
A GENTLEMAN saw child Of white
Republican. IN Gloucester. on election
day and ASKED him where his ga was.
The child replied gone TO the lection. '
gets a dollar and half today.
RFBECCA SMITH. cOlored. was arrest
ei by Officer Hamilton, ia Portsmouth.
Wednesday night for att noting 90 XIII
cplored man named John Allen 10
williamson 5 lane. Allen was the wO-
man 5 lover. and thetwO bad quarrel,
which resulted 10 blows. The woman.
To protect herself claims that she feed
at Allen. The ball from the revolver
grazed the man 5 mead ADD knocked Il
the skin. Both parties were locked up.
AN amusing Incident occurred at Fork
Union. AlDemarle. election Las. a &c
gro had been given an order 20 a store
near by for some goods. and be placed
il in his vest packet alongside OF his
Malone ticket. which he intended T.
vote before going To the store. R"ach-
ing the polls he ave one OF the Ju iges
a + lded white paper which WAS p.ac 81
in the baloi-b1x Arriving az the store
he produced also a folded white Doper
winch, on beng opened by the mer-
chant. vas discovered 90 be a "
hone ticket. the merchant told
the dsrkey he had no use for such q
paper and the startled negro. exc ialmed:
"What boss is dat 'i,ctiOn ticket :
Being told 1t was be soIl, quizad s'me-
what thusly We'll iore de- La@d, If
| amt done gone an vote my order.
Well. dis fool Niger amt got no sense
nowhow.'
THE introduction of the evidence Of
Ms Hoertel at the Cronin trial on
Tuesday had ali the fleet OF a genuine
surprIse upon the prisoners add their /
couusel. l. is evident that the death .
cIies of Crouin heard IN the street bS /
rbi, woman FORCES the last link IN the T
chain of circumstances " hlcn cOnrvcf
fhe Suspects with the crime. The work
ing out If Justice in this remarkable
case is inevitable. From present iu- I.
dications, there will be little chance OF 7
escape for the i've men charged with +
the murder.-BdltimOre Herald.
Smoker>' Request.
| asked for package OF Old Vir /
GINA CherOots. Not this. The paper 4