The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-08

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! wa. deputy sheriff in 1880, and was
5 county treasurer for four years. lie is a
farmer.
: Democratic Delegates.
n The Speaker Of the House Of Delegates IL
, Richard II. Cardwell. He came 10 Nir-
ginia 20 fight for the COnfedoracy, having
, been born IN Madison. North Carolina. He
E married a Richmond lady. and has lived
: here ever since. lie was Speaker OF the
last House, ana made warm friends Of al
the members. lie is LAWYER. This viii
make the nth term he has served. He Is a
young man, having been born in 1876.
RICHARD Ivy ANDERSON, Of Pittsyl-
: yania, WAS born August ID, 1896. in Louisa
county, was educated in the 'old field
! schools. is a farmer, and il also in the lum-
! Der business. lie had no active field service
during the war. Since the war he has been
justice Ct the peace, school trustee and
member Of the county electoral board and a
supervisor. He was in the House In 1888.
BENJAMIN W. ARNOLD. Of Bedford. was
born In Brunswick county. and was educa-
ted ut Handolph-Macon and at Berlin, Ger
many. He was adjutant Of the Fourteenth
, Virginia Infantry. Armistead's brigade.
Pickett's division; was in one OF the first
companies that reached Richmond in 1861.
and was i'm the last chargeat Sailors Creek.
He was severely wounded az Drewry's
Bluii. He was member of the last Legis-
iature.
joseph w. BAKER. Of Louisa. was born
in that county March IA, 1899. and was cdu-
Gated at the jefferson Medical College.
Philadelphia, and the Richmond Medical
College. He joined Company ID, Thirteenth
Virginia regiment, as a private at IIarper's
/ Ferry. MAY. 1871, and became orderly ser
geant. He was wounded at SpOtsylyania
Courthouse NAV f., 1864: was captured at
! Winchester September 10Th following. and
was released from Point Lookout prison
June &, 1860. For ten years he has been
commissioner Of revenue, and il also farm
ing.
JOHN VI. BERKLEY was born at Berkey,
! Norfolk county, November ., 1853. Edu-
Gated partly at home. ne completed his
studies at the Norfolk Military Academy.
| During the past four years he was in the
United states revenue service.
j. OWENS BERRY is a native Of George
town. D. c., where he was born January u.
1877. lie completed his schooling at Lynch
burg College in 1876, and served in the Con-
| federate army. lie was captain Of Company
| G.. Eighth regiment Virginia infantry upon
! the reorganization at Yorktown. and gave
| the last order 10 the company at Sailors
Creek. April d. 1865. lie is at present farm
! ing at Ash Grove, Fairfax county.
W. II. BLACkMORE was born in Augusta
county, Va. lie received the ordinary edu-
cation and is farmer. lie has been COM
missioner Of the revenue for his county. and
during the war served in the Tenth Virginia
! infanty, Army Of Northern Virginia
WILLIAM II. BOAI. Of AlbemaIlc county. |
was born July ~. 1872, at llowardsyille. |
and completed his education at tie Uniyer- |
sity Of Virginia. He is a farmer.
u. ". BOIEN was born in Carroll county |
in ISL. lie has w0rthily worn tic judicial |
| erminc. and this is his third term in the |
House Of Delegates. He is lawyer. and |
has been county Judge.
WALTER T. BOOTH was born in Rich !
mOnd January 10, 1853. He received his |
education al common schools. In May, |
1856. hc started 90 learn the trade Of printer |
on the WING. and has been "a printer ever |
since. He was connected with the ord |
nance Department during the war. Has
been a member Of the board Of visitors of |
the Deaf. Dumb and Blind Asylum at
>tauntOn.
DUDLEY RAGLAND Boston. Of Fluvanna.
was born June 10Th, 1882, at Red Hill" in
that county, was educated primarily at the
private schools and graduated at the Uni
yersity Of Virginia in 1915, and afterwards
AT the Jefferson Medical College Philadel-
phia. At the outbreak Of the war he was
surgeon of the old Twelfth regiment OF
the militia, and with all the officers was
sent back and afterwards exempted as a
the Riyaana Navigation Company, aud
lately a director of the Central Lunatic
Asylum. Most of his time now is spent in
farming.
RICHARD SIMON BOYKIN. of rOuihamp-
ton. was born AT Rose Dale Nav lst, 1916.
educated in private schools, and served IN
4 company from his county during the war.
being captured at sailors Creek. He is a
farmer, and has been magistrate, secre-
tary Of the county electoral board and dep
sty collector Of internal revenue.
W. l.. BRfDGEFORTH was born in the
county he represents, Lunenburg. in 1913,
and this is his first term in the Legislature.
He is a farmer and has been sheriff of his
county.
JOSEPH EMORY BRODwATER. Of Acco-l
mac, was born April 18th, 1851, at Tenn
peranceville. lie graduated at Dickinson
College, Carlisle, Pa, in 1865, and is Il ply
stefan and farmer.
J. \. BROWNING ST.. who is a farmer, il 1
a native of Rappahannock county. and
was born October 20, 1879. He was edu-
Gated at Charlottesville High School. lie
served in the ranks in the Confederate army.
J. 6. BURR, of Russell county. was born
at En- Garden. March II, 1886. lie vas
educated at the local schools in Russell
county. lie was quartermaster sergeant IN
the Confederate army.
JOIN BURTON represents Smyth and |
Bland. He was born in 1874. and serves toI
the first time in the General Assembly. He
is a farmer.
JAMES T. BUTLER was born August IL.
lS;i6, in Richmond, and was educated there.
lie was volunteer IN the Richmond |
lIOwitzers, was detailed for duty at thu
arsenal. and then transferred 10 Company Is.
Fourth battalion, and remained IN il unit.
November, 1864, when he was detailed e.
quartcTmaster's department, Richmond |
and Danyille Railroad. where he remained |
until the close Of the war. In 1888 he ac-
cepted position with the Virginia Nail anu
Iron Works. at Renser's, where he has ais
been magistrate and postmaster lie IS
blacksmith by trade. In his younger day
he was an active member of the Aid FIR |
Company, of Richmond.
JOIIN 4. BYRD, Of Halifax. was born May
- ls2s on JacksOn's river, five miles west
Of Warm Springs, Bath county, Va. II,
was educated i'm field schOOl-hOuses, and l.
nova farmer lie served four years in tn
Confederate service. first a. lieutenant anC
then as captain of a cavalry company.
THOMAS BYENE is a native Of Ireland
where he was born on December T., 1874 |
lie was educated in the Richmond schools
He is the master car painter at the Chesa-
peake and Ohio shops, lie was in the wal
from 1861 TO 1860, serving one year rs PR
ya'e in the infantry, and the remaining
three in Purcell battery Of artillery.
PAUL {. CABELL is q native Of Amherst
county, where he was born on March Il.
1885. lie ieCeised bis education at Oh, |
stanton High school. Has filled num-
Der Of local offices, and during the war was
private in the Second Virginia Cavalry.
He is a lawyer.
WILLIAM CAMPBELL, of Essex. was born
i'm King and Queen county Oct. u, 1871; was
educated in the schools of that county and |
Of EsseA. aid for bali session at Richmond |
College. and is Il merchant. As private |
in Company +, Ninth Virginia Cavalry, he
served from March, 1862, until the close OF
the war, coming all the way from Colorado
to join the army.
Is. y. CHAMBERS, of Northumberland. |
was bonn in Washington, j. c., on Noyem-
Der l., 1911. lie received nis education al |
Alexandria, Va, and is an engineer ana |
machinst. lie was a captain Of cavalry in |
the Federal army.
r, NJ. CLEMENTS is a young man Of de-
cideJ popularity in Petersburg, which city |
he Represents. ne Ass bow in 1862, and i
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