The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22
Clipped, CulIcd, and Condensed.

TUE Portsmouth street railway has
been sold to a New York syndicate.
SMAs BROWNING, well-knOwn citi-
zen of Culpeper county, fell dead Of
/ apoplexy in a store in CulDeper SatuI-
day afternoon.
\ fIvE.LEGGED calf was among the
cattle brought t. Alexandria upon a
river boat Friday. II attracted con-
siderable attention.
IT is said that ex Senator Bruce. col
ored. Of Mississippi. now resident o.
Washington, will make four speeches
IN Virginia the closing week Of the
campaign.
y PARTY living at Dclaplane in Fau-
quier. last Friday ordered of an Alexen
dria undertaken casket six feet long.
two feet wide. and two and a-half feet
deep. II was for a lady.
CAPTAIN JOIN MURPHY, Republican
Commonwealth attorney If West
moreland county, is out IN a long let.
ter giving his reasons for opposing Ma
hone for Governor.
Highland Record: ITO think for five
minutes you are going 10 vote for Ma
hone has the same effect a. taking Que
dose Of anti-fat medicine. Ten minutes
two doses. and 50 on.
On, no. eSclaims the Pocahontas
Hssdiight. Malone wont retire lie
Will tell Little Brooches that he wa-
cheated GU. OF the election. and he Will
make the chicken-headed President If
the United States belieyeit.
JOHN GEARY for many years engaged
in the iron business in the Shenandoah
Valley. died at his home. rear Slaunton.
recently. He left the bulk f bis pro-
perry, worth probably $40 600, to Bishop
Keane for the benefit OF the Catholic
Church.
REV. JAMES II. Moss. of the leth0
dist Church. has been elected assistant
professor Of languages Of William and
Mary College. Mr. Moss is an y. "a.
OF the University OF Virginia. and also
graduate OF the Vanderbilt University.
An old man named Sam Brisentre
has been missing from his home. at
Pedlar, in Amherst comfy. for two
weeks. Friday his dead body. covered
with wounds was found near Pedlar.
1t is supposed he fell of a precIpice
while intoxicated.
GENERAL JAMES VI. Cocoon. Of Aus
tin. Tex. died last week. He was an
officer ia The army of the Texas revolu-
ton and Il brigadIer-general in the Con-
federane service. General GOggin was
a native of Bedford county. Va. ard
brother of the late Hon. William l.. |
Goggin. His wife was the beautiful
Miss Bette Page, of Gloucester county. |
BY the census of 1850. says the Lynch |
burg IirgnidH. there were 206.2is |
white and rs 257 black voters in Nlr- |
ginia. The whites practically possess
the property. the intelligence and the /
education. Nine tenihs of them are
Democrats. The gang who are support !
ing and applauding Malone consists Of /
black mass of ignorance and Dreiu- /
dice. which darkens the land like the |
iocusts of Egypt.
ACCORDING to the appointments now |
made. says the Lynchburg Adrunce. |
Col. Richard +. Beirne will wind 40 the /
canvass on the Attn of November. the |
day before the election. by speech at
Brentyille. Prince William county. IN
which the first battle of Manassa was
fought and glorious victory won. OF
course Beirne will win another victory
and carry the news 10 Richmond on the
day OF election.
Miss Viola Harris and Mr. George
Hall of Tye River. Nelson county. left
for Pelham, y. g.. on matrimony in
ten. last Tuesday night. accompanied
by Mr. Philip Wieiand. of Lyrchburg
All went well until they started out
from Dlnville in a carriage, which
broke down, and they had - foot it
into Pelham. where preacher was Sc.
cured and the clippers made happy.
JOIN PARKER. negro aged eighteen.
was committed to jail several days ago
At Onancock. upon the charge of hav- ,
ing attempted to commit a rape upon
little Julia Mitchell. who is only seven
years old. Mr.. Mitchell levelled his q
gun at the young william during the
rial for the purpose Of avenging the
deed, but, thinking a second
ime. decided to let the courts decide
he case. Mr.. Mitchell is prominent
esident of Bradford Neck, of thi,
ounty