The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-15
NORFOLK ELATED.
NORTHERN COTTON TO BE HAN
DIED THERE.
what Commodore Eatrman Proposes 10
Do for the Virginia seaport Political
and General Items from the city by the
Sea.

NoRroIK. October a. special Auar-
rangement has been perfected through the
enterprise 81 Commodore \. J.. Rateman.
vice president of the Atlantic and lanNillc
road hy which Nurinik VIII TINS season
control Jn.UDu bales oi cotton which has
heretofore gone ~ Boston. New ork ana /
Prov idencc. This cotton. which i oi me
finest quality. i- used hy American mills.
and previously ha- h.cu stored in /
Northern warehouses. % Doc fur /
nished the purchasers as needed. |
Last SATURDAY Commodore Elieman /
spent the day ia Norfolk with Mr. :. VI. |
Inman. brother Of the millionaire president
Of the Richmond and West Point Terminal.
and urobahly the richest man i'm the south.
The result Of the visit il that @p.VM bales oi
cotton will seek shelter here ms
winter through Mr.. lnman's ihhu-
enre The benefit ~ the railroad.
banking and other interests by this deal
will be- immense and diNcrting such large
bulk of the ileec,~iaple from the Northern
part. will have the effect of making Nor-
folk the principal banking port for coitou
i'm the nited states
uoN. JOHN D.. AfA>>EN's VERSATILITY.
The manner i'm which Par-on Massey has
won uopularitN I'm the second district i>
nuitn remarkable. NOt long since. at one
of the county seats where he was an
nonnccd iO speak tine Baptist, heafu "l hl@
coming and determined that me laI',h
should talk religion to them inmrdiairN
after ho had fulfilled his political "Dii-'-
tiou~. - right after Tine l''nlo'f'llr ih''i'n-
| had brokun up the -ilNorN- bearded p1l-nn
Na. conducted tO tho quaint country
| church. where PRAYER meeting wits hrld
with "A congregation which was the largest
tine church had ever held. Last nl-hl N''
Massey preached fine sermon at the Bap-
ti.f Church IN suffolk. To-day De- ami
! Colonel Richard J.. Beirnc ot Richmond.
smoke t0 an immense audicnc' OF Nahs'-
moud Democrats at that place.
rlm wuFriMEN's RACES
r,n annual races of the Virginia Division.
Ie,o,te of American Nheelmcm. winch
,..r., fn have been run here to-day, had @"
Dr.. no-tpourd again on account oi the
weather. \ DRILLING rain ~ci in about noon
sunday. and has continued ever -in''' "'
racn-frack. which WIS BOO ~plcndh cohalll"n
before tine rain. i- now heavy. ana "F 'l
sunshine will Doe required to dry ii oui. An
effort will hc made io run ihr races n"ilh-
tine latter part 0f the week
AMrHpTEEH ooNff-~t~.
Tia, n,.ro Bluton Moore. who is now con-
hnnl I'm tho Norfolk county jail ior shooting
and KILN. Elisha Martin. has confessed
hi. ruir. IT, robbed a man of hi- Nairh
while on au excursion train running rom
pofrra~i. y. G.. and then shot him. h.n
arrested hc denied all hnoNlcd-e oI the
crime. hui noN pleads ~oli-deirn-r'
orNrEAL uFNs.
r.ar Duntin- boz the vicinity oi Lake
Driiuuond and thr Dismal swamp canai u
,.r,- panuiar h~f NOW. and several pallif@
n.iu Norfolk and Portsmouth nin n"M en-
in,iu. fho sport. \atal officers -iai"n'u
hor. ar,. especially fond 0i This rather d'h-
.rrnu- hunting. and have na--'o some Very
large animals lately
The series of religious l'iiNal@ @''ii "
hore "a, culOrod preachers some Ihi'. " ".'N-
.,,, h,,e had a. most disastrous cfcct on
tine minds oi many oi the negroes. >iN W l''
hrtc become crazy from religious 'N'if-
u.nf ara ueW confined in Jail. 1nd ihrit Ai'
other cases where the unfortunate are n'i" F
.,r.d fYl- ht thnir relatives. Nr-i" M"ih'h
walk fine Street, under ine influence "i
this .tinnr-fitiuu~ idea. shaking hand, ana
nnhrariug persons ol their color as lh'l
shed tears and pray. Persons h1Nn- H'l'
wants Nakcup boo thr morning ln hhu ll'W
MISSING and learn ihai ihrt nav, -'i l'
' lision. r. fhc revival cNnlini'- mu'h i,l-'l
IL il h.lod halt Of tle negro lopulal i.l
,,r .,.f th.cral.. which usually last i0i
two weeks ur sets tA' person Hi''i'" Doc
same.
Na,M. Constructor Richard D'i,'",e''
and Assistant ,0n-fuctor- -. W. lit ''i
and &. II. lIcWc-. who have had ih'
{ plan, of the haiile-hip Texas before
b. ihem fur examination for about -lN
veek-. have completed their lcior' and
forwarded if in thc Nay Department
I'm the meantime much speculation Dr. in
dulecd in ~ to ihc conclusions they nave
reached. and ii j. Whispered that 'on~lfuc'
Tor Bowie, j. pretty nearly compiclei> su'
taiued.
The United states steamer BROOKLYN af
] rived at the na,y-,ad to-day iu tow nl lh'
Trenton. The BROOKLYN Wa, Q" have new
, boilers. some ncN -rar- and receive do '''
. ditian Il. ban rnair-. ncN ,Naiih- aid he'
- piece, oi machinery
large fnililin- factory +, to he erect '.
shortly lbs a company ot Northern 'al'l.'
% i,f, on the southern branch opposite ll
% navy ,an Stock .nfa cotton factory ID
D Borlicy. which will employ 300 hands. N'
=, already been subscribed
, ln,,.n.aii chiidicn were hnorhed iiom lh
q track of the Norfolk southern road o, 'l
u engine saturday. and painfully. nni n'i -'
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