The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-12
THE SEASIDE CITY.
Bloody Act of an Infuriated Negro
Judge Hughes on Mahone-fhe Suffolk
Confederate Monument-Gencral Items.

NORFOLK. November H. Special. a
drunken and infuriated negro named scott
Goodman shot his mulattO mistress. Sarah
Carter. I'm the abdomen sunday afternoon.
and inflicted wound OF such seri-
ous character that she will probably
die. Goodman was arrested few min
uies after the shooting and locked
up M the statiOn-hOusc. His defense WAS
that he did not intend 10 shoot the woman,
and only fired to irighten her. Both had
been qlarrpling during the day. and Good
man had severely beaten the woman. Whom
the cas-. was called in the Police Court this
morning Justice Baum continued IT indeil-
nitcly in order 20 wait until the woman
real condition Is asccrtained.
JUDGE HUGHES on MALONE.
judge Robert W. Hughes. OF the United
states District Court for the eastern district
of virginia. gives his ideas as 10 what
brought about Mahone's defeat in a column
interview. rs far back as september he
wrote "a friend in Baltimore that Malone
would be defeated by ,00Omaiorlty. andho
took rs "A basi. for that calculation Lees
majority over Wise. He also calculated that
there were certainly 10000 Virginia Hepui-
licans who would not vote for Malone. and
n number Of negroes who would support the
Democratic ticket. MahOne's name upon
the Republican ticket. he says, was q
spider in the dumping. and The voters had
no disposition to nibble at the edges of such
dish
CONMODORE BATEMAN's PLANS.
Commodore 4. T.. Baieman. ,ice-pre-i-
dent of the Atlantic and Danfilic Railroad.
who heads the syndicate that purchased
the Cedar Grove water front and tract OPP
posiic the uaNy-yard, has applied TO the
.s.. a.. I... ..laftt t|4ltI. Ion
line. preparatory 10 commencing the I'M
prolcmonts on the property as contem-
piatcd by tire company. \ factory FOR the
manufacture of phOsphatcs and fertilizers
will first De- erected. and the wharieS and
docks will De- built AT the same time. The
figures nj which the property was rur-
chased are somewhere in the neighbOrhO )d
Of $2OO.OOO.
THE SUFFOLK CONFEDERATE MONUMENT.
The three companies OF the Fourth \ir-
ginia Regiment in Norfolk and the TWO COM
panies in Portsmouth, together with Pick
ctt-Buchanan Camp. of Norfolk, and ~tOn'-
wall Camp Confederate Veterans, oi Ports
mouth. will 20 tO suffolk Thursday 10 at
tend the celebration ia connection with the
unleiling Of the mOnuncEt erected 10 tie
Confederate dead by Colonel Thomas
smith. \ special train ever the
~rabudril ana tptiloht Idlllodh VIII 'dll'
the different organizations and othcE Nl-l-
tors. judge 7. :. Garnet. Of Norfolk, VIII
deliver the Grafton. and Governor fitlhugh
Lee is also expected to say something on the
occasion.
NORFOLK NOTES.
I'm the CORPORATION Court this morning "a
negro thief named Wiley DOlicr was sen
fenced 10 the pententiary for ten years for
snatching pocket-boOk containing 500
from lady in September last.
The shipments of coal from Lambert
Point last week were larger than at any
time in the history Of the pier. and amounts
to nearly 2lwJ tons.
The remains Of Mr.. Julian /. shields. oi
Norfolk. who died suddenly in Washington,
Friday. arrived here this morning. ANA were
inferred in Elmw00d Cemetery. Mi.
Shields was one Of the most prominent M
surance men in the city. and leaves cen
siderable Of "A fortune.
Five negroes confined in the Norfolk
county iail. attempted To escape saturday
night bv filing away the bars Of their cells
but were frustrated by the jallcr after they
II I'd succeeded in getting IN the corridor Oh
the building.