The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
WARDS.
CANDIDATES.

Mr. Psrishs majority over the Republican
candidate is Az Mr. Toney's 551 Mr.. MI
cheux. 81. Lloyd was beaten in his own
stronghold, the negro Third ward, by ma
jority of r..
f. NJ. Parish. the newly elected Senator, Is
an excellent fellow and well worthy Of the
honor Just conferred He was born IN
Goochland county and is about forty years OF
age. lie IS q irst-cass speaker and has been
deputy commissioner Of the revenue In his
county for the past sixteen wears. lie IS the
lecturer Of the armers Alliance for the
third Congressional district and will do credit
10 his party in his new position.
Mr. ID. J.. Toney will be a worthy represen-
tative OF a worthy people. lie /, an indie. att
gable worker and the large majority OF yes
ter ay is greatly due to his unt.ring Efforts.
Since his nomination bv the Democratic con
ventiOn be has never wearied IN his labors.
and has visited nearly every precinct in the
district. lie Is the Youngest man on the
ticket; was born and raised IN Pow atan
county. but has lived in this city for the pa
ten Years lie WIS for Il number OF years
member OF the city central commute aud Is
at present member Of the City Council.
Mr. W. T. Michaux is Powhatanlte. and
is a noble son of the grand old county. lie
W II be frst-class representative Of his party.
and the people of his county have the utmost
con dence in his ability. He has been e
magistrate for number Of years, ia good
speaker and hard worker.
PERSONALS.
Mrs. D. f. Lipscomb is in Baltimore on
business.
Mr. Stratton Fulks is quite sick at his resi-
dence in this city.
Miss Rena Hopkins. of Richmond, is visit
ing Miss Ella lulks, on Eighth street.
Dr. s. l. Ingram has returned from visit
20 his brother DR.. Thomas Ingram, IN Lunen-
burg county.
Mss Annie Lacy. who has been visiting in
this city, returned to her home IN Lynch
burg Yesterday.
Miss Lula Glass. OF Lynchburg. who has
been visiting Miss Annie Parker in this city.
returned to her home yesterday.
BRIEFS.
A number Of Manchester stockholders are
interested IN tie meeting Of the Richmond
Ice Machine Company, which takes place to-
day III Richmond.
The series Of meetings now in progress at
the Presbyterian church are attracting large
congregations The services are OF Il very IN
teresting and instructive character.
There will be quite III interesting race
Friday afternoon next on the tracks of tie
Wh.tby stock farm between the well-known
horses Traveller, belonging 10 Mr.. II. S.
Bradley and Boasses. Mr.. Tom L. Ovens
horse. Tie race between these animals
few weeks ago was very exciting. Boasses
being the winner by only short distance.
and there will doubtless be large crowd TO
witness the trial of speed
The continue case of Henry Jones. Henry
Porter and William Green, all negroes.
charged with feloniOusly cutting Mr.. L. j.
wilkinson came up in the mayors court yes
terday Tie wounded man being unable to
appear the case was continued until next
Monday. Porter was committed TO Jail ana
the other two bailed in the sum of $500 each.
A deed of assignment wss entered TO record
in the clerks Office Yesterday by Vest 4
Wood, grocers, at 524 Hull street. The deed
conveys all of their personal property, stock
OF goods open accounts. NC. and names as
preferred creditors Charles t. Page. for legal
services. 80. and K. j. w. Beattie. $40, for
rent The other creditors are 10 be paid
ratably. The liabilities are about 500. and
the assets thought to be enough TO pay in
full
An accident happened on upper Hull street
yesterday n teInoon whereby small negro
boy was shot Thomas Muse AMI Walter
Smith both small negro boys were playing
with toy pistol. when it was accidentally
discharged the bullet entering the knee OF
Smith. Dr. Garrett was sent for and probed
for the lall, but failed 10 find it. The wound.
while not serious. is very painful.