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VOL. VII. JXOyJeZi RICHMOND, VlliC ?*ATTUDAY, MAY 24, 1890.
THE TIA NET
SATURDAY, - ? May St, 1800.
li L li C T ION.
RICRMOND (TTY
POLITICS.
THE FRAUD IN
JACKSON WARD.
IIUOWIBI
STUFFING.
TACTICS AT
THE POttS.
Tho Regular R*|iiihii**.in Ticket Tri?
umphant in Jackson Ward.
.Tat'ksnil Warafd Waaf tilt' CCIltl'e <>f
attraction so far tis the Colored
people wen- concerned in tilt' city
olcrt ion. The regular Republican
Convention met on thc 1 Ith anti
nominate! a ticket.
OB Thursday night a meeline: was
held in thc First IYeein< t ami dele
gates appointed inst**ail of befog
BrafCted to another Ward Convention.
Thc latter meei mu was hchl ami thc
following ticket nominated:
i ..a BOAM Of ALDKKMI
John Mitchell, .Ir.,
J. R. Oriflli
Thome
Joeepb
Benjamin .Jackson,
Andrew Thompson.
PO It Jt STICKS Of THI PEACE :
Royal liacks,
Lee 1 ?Yarser,
Henry C. Hunter.
The Independents had one ticket
printed with James C. Smith's mini" '.
on it, and another wit h it *)initt*'d. *
The men composing this i.lentilnfl
claimed that they were opp peed BO
.James Hallen and wanted ti straight
Colored ticket.
The regular Republican ticket was
ns follows:
nm BOABB OF aldkuman :
John Mitchell, Jr.,
.lames Hallen.
Thomas r. Jeter
Villi common t oi \i il :
I.eiijamin Jackson,
Hoya! \\ bite,
Henry Layne,
Mordicai T. Rage.
Andrew Thompson.
rou jisTitKs or Tin: PEACE :
Royal Racks,
Edward J. Cook,
Henry C. Hunter.
Last Thursday was election day.
At an early hour, colored men ar
rranged themselves in line.
In the 2d [irecimt, it appenretl
that Begiratrar Rol>ert Taylor Brae
not of himself other than to retard
ami hinder voters. He almost posi?
tively refused to vote colored men,
and the voters continued to wait.
The police were out in full force
to overawe \oters and to force
through the policemen's candidate,
Capt chas IL Kp ps.
As usual the most trivial questions
were asked ami nearly every ot her
colored man sworn. .Men who had
been voters in thc ward for 10, L">
and even 20 years were thus t rented, j *
After learning that two tickets <'?
were in th** Held on the morning of
thc election 22.1 inst., thc Democrats
sprung the following ticket :
rou BOABD OF ALDEUMI
Chas. H. Phillips,
Robt. Hoizbaeh,
P. H. Donahoe,
rou LOM MON cor .WI L
[Jno. Cottrell,
J. R. Mc. Kenn
F. VV. Wagner,
\Y. F. Bppe,
1). J. O'Neill,
rou .irsTicr. OF TEE PEACE:
Samuel Britton,
Michael Woods,
W. W. Richardson.
The "Dispatch" and "Times" an?
nounced that they expect*' 1 to carry
the Wart! and advised the Demo?
crats to come out.
Av the first precinct thc most out?
rageous tactics were resorted to.
Mr. Preston Delvin, a city otficinl 1|*
who is limier indictment before tbe <(
United Sta tee Grand Jury,was then* *'
tO hindcraiid obstruct, and reinforc- ?
ed by a ooterie of oiBcera. One, ofll- '"
cer Cheat man, we learn was partieu- 'M
larly oliiciousin ordering candidates ti
who arert looking after their iuter
troui the room.
I Webster Street lillis been changed
to (ioddm St. All penone residing
j there have Im?cii registered from the
I former named st rest, Although this
so appeared on the books, they arete
I not allowed to vote. Richard Ran?
dolph Hvch tit 408 (lothlin St lb*
whs denietl the right to vote. Wil?
liam (itangow and his 1 wo sons, al
jthouirh tux payers, ami bea proper
1 ty owner, waa unceremoniously dis?
franchised, contrary tocv*>ry princi
fale> ol right- ami justice. They ha vi?
ii ving there for fully fifteen
yens, and hav** always voted from
t here.
Channing Carter EEO lan* b**n
living at 1 J L Bater OtlCtfrt for more
than three years, thc judeen of th**
precinct, refused to vote him no
oath as the law provide**.
Etoberl Taylor, living at No. 8 K
Duval Otreet, Waif said to be dis?
franchised. Although lie was ii bonn
tide voter, tale judges refused to vote
him.
Edward Harris at 1022 St. Ja mea
Street, was denied the right of the
elective franchise, no excuse being
given than be had too many hollies.
[fl Use 1st precinct. Mr. Creston
Delvin, challenger, it was said that a
bottle ot whiskey was passed around.
This is the condition as it presents
itself. All ol this was done in the
interest of the policeinen'scandidiite.
Capt. Charles IL Kpps.
When the polia dosed a contention
was held in the matter of a represen?
tative to see the count at the Second
Precinct, .Jackson Ward.
Thc Independent Republican ele?
ment selected their man and thc
"Regular" Republicans did the same.
Tiley were D. F. Turner, E*eO. for tlc
fof mer and Mr. Itobert Mullock for
the latter. Quite n sensation was
canned bj the alleged discovery by
Mr. Henty Layne of an at tempt to
secret** ballots with au iden in Hew
of stutling the ballot1 box during thc
count.
In the First IYecinet thc Regular
Republican ticket was denied repre?
sentation. Messrs. LbsWbI Stewart.
Henry Moore and Clnreiice 1'ayt on
represented the Independent Repub?
lican wing. Mr. J. C. Smith's repre?
sentatives were denied admission.
When the ballot-box waa opened it
,vas bunn! that it had been stuffed.
there being 014 ballots in the box.
.vhile the poll-books showed that
s had been casi AoCOTdU
ng to law a man was aetected to be
? lind folded and draff out tat
? ts Aide;
\\r. 1.
irotested. Two of thc Democratic
udges in accord.ince with their oat hs
if office sustained 1 tic objection. Mr.
lelvin was angry anti told them to
uanage the whole altair then. All
>f the ballots were returned to the
?ox. and Mr. Stewart blindfolded
?nd told to draw tbe ballots. Be
brew sonic Democratic ami som*'
'?'publican. 224 were taken from
he box in this way. When the
ema hiing votes wen counted, it Waal
ouml that thisoverw helming Repu b
ican lYccinct was Democratic by
!4 majority-another example of
lourbon fraud ami corrupt ion.
The following is the vote as far as
re have been able to ascertain of
ackson Ward.
Precincts, Isl 2nd 8d ttli_
iinith, IL 17s 245:865
?ope, 1). 212 39 148 Ls?
Miillips, D. 21 I 40 147 2:17
1 itched, R. 17.S 345 'Mil 320
et er, R. l 178 259 363 822
!ahen. ft 1 is 208 250 254
Tiffin, I. R. ;,<> 27 99 69
laxes, I. H. 29 88 !>'.> 29
ackson, R. 17-s 254 368 321
arrar. I. R.
inyne, IL
age, IL
.'hit**, R.
hompson. IL
?io 26 99 29
140 214 260 280
150 227 2(50 301
loo 221 269 291
17S 252 368 314
IL, Republican, 1. IL, Independent
epublicun, I)., Demo* rat.
Although assertions were math' to
ie contrary il was evident that the
itentioi* was to elect the straight
eitutcratie ticket ami accordingly
?feat everv Republican on the
'guhir ticket. Mr. Ruben's vote
av be gaged by that of Mr. Phillips
emOCrat, who WOUld have been
cc ted over him had the Indepcnd
lt Republican ticket receive strong
? support.
Capt. Chas. H. Kpps received over
lines C. Smith for (itv Sergeant
bout ."{.OOO votes.
There were only SM while
polled al the First lYccinct
?cording ta the tally and yet 212
vere returned for Mr. Fpps.
obbery aad fraud is no name for
ie outraces perpet rated. Thc
Dispatch " contained the following
u Cement yesterday:
"The Democratic Council licket in
ackson Ward was beaten by about
"i0 votes, 12."' less than the general
cket. This was about the number
I votes polled by thc "bolters"
cket, which it was thought might
issi hiv help to elect Democrat
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id a whit*'m.,n escaped from the
ii.it Lynchburg. The colored man
us captured. In addition to the
mishment meted out to him by thc
rartit is saitl that Matt. J. Day,
ta city sergeant is saitl to have
lained him in a cell ami fed him on
?ead ami water. He is also saitl to
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R?*v. W. Bishop Johnson, l> D
bas been elected to preach th
lam- non at Wayland Setn
inary on the 2oth of May.
-Rev. H. .bintcison's chur?*h
sent f.'is f??r the Virginia S
Gospel Helpers, a young
snit.*!. This is a good showing.
Re**. .1. Anderson Taylor, has
been selected by the Executive Hoard
of the Foreign Mission Convention
to survey tlie held anti report tin
result of tlie work in Afri.
Taylor bas taken the matter under
advisement.
-Dr. W. T. Merchant and v
of Eagle, W. Va., took tites!
Cannelton Thin
Hampton Ins*
sjK'nd a few days in Richi.nc
.?tad will lie th*' fliest of Dr. S. H.
Dismond.
L. IL .Icffress, of (ip*ciis
l>oroue;h. N. C., called on us.
-Mr. Taylor Williams of N
port News, called on us.
"We return thanks to Mrs. M. A.
Tiiul?erlnke for a beautiful booqnet
of flowers. We lore flowers.
-Mrs. Fnnis Dickerson, .Ir., of
Henrico. Co., ia the guest of Ibm. K.
li. Smith of Hampton, having left
the city to attend tee dosing ol the
IL N.I A. Inst.
-The last appearance of the
Cantata ol Ruth and Boa* until
next fall, will be given at the 2nd
Daptist Church Tuesday evening;,
.lune.'ld for the benefit of the 2nd
Daptist Sunday School and thc
Sundaj School Inion.
-Capt. W. H. Jones, of Rnlti
niore, is t he present guest of J. IL
lohmann. Kstj.
-We r.-ceived .in invitation to
be public exercises of t be V. If. C. A.
?f tin* V. N. and C. Institute IVters
i.urg. Va. Wedneeda*/, May 2.'l, nt
1:80p.m. also to the anniversary
ixerciscs of the v. N. ami C. Lyceum,
lYiesdny 27th inst, nt 2 p. m.. W.
). Ivy,' president : .1 A. Cahaniss.
tecretary.
-Dr. IL Iv Jonon presents a line
ippearancc in hie vehicle. S \ <? J ona.
-Mr. (Jeorge lYeston, who has
teen so ill. is out again.
-The Committee ol tlie Attucks
iiiurd Assail iatioii have or
apt. monuim
i?t Scott. D will be ready in n
hort time.
-Mr. i W. Darker, who
as U*en North visiting his relatives, t
et urned home Monday quite sick. 1
-Thc last appearance . >f the
Batata Of Ruth and Boas until
ext fall will tie at the Recond Bap-]'
ist Church Tuesday .lune .'ld, for the
enefitof the Second Daptist Sun?
ny Si -hool and the Sunday School
futon.
ON. JOHN MEI.tKK I.AM'STON
WI XS.
The House Committee OB Flections
ave reported in favor .if Hon. John
lercei- Langston as against Mr. E.
Venable, the Democratic retting
lemlx'r. Well done! Langston for
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ie parlors of Mrs. J. F. Jones wert
lied with the fiiemls of her Music
lass, the occasion being the
mrth Piano and Organ Recital of
ie Class. The whole programme
?fleetedcredit on both teacher and!)
ass. The vocal music was well.R
let-ted ami creditably rendered.
Little bessie Murray in the/'Seeret
nve Gavotte" showed how .well the
tie ones may be taught the piano.
ll Trovntore" bv Miss Turner,
Beethoven's ('rand Waltz,'' by
iss Farley and the duett (by Misses
ing and Laney, showed the skill
the more advanced pupils; while
e "Tramway Galop by Misses
indolph and Turner was the most
illinnt piece of the evening; ami
iproachos nearest to thc teacher's
vu matchless skill.
Memorial Day.
At the Conference of the Beneficial
ub of this citv on May 1st, 1890
i439 N. 17t'h St., the following
ibs decided to take part in t\ni
cinorial Fxercises May 20th, 1800;
nial Honor, Little Dove, Messiah,
wi Lincoln. Mr. Matthew T. Fpps,
is elected Chief Marshal.
Line of march : 1 7th anti Marshall
? 17th and Broad, down Broad to
>th, up 10th to Main, up Main to
;t h, 18th to Broad, Broad to
rook Ave., Brook Ave. to Leigh,
'ightoSt. James, St. James to
?atlemy Hill. Time of parade
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Rei. Howard Called.
Rev. (J. D. Howard has been called
i the pastorate of the First Daptist
lurch of Chnrleston, W. Vu. He
is not as yet decided to accept.
Cartkk? Mary L. Carter willow of
eof late Lewis Carter departed this
b Saturday, 17th inst, at 7:80p.m
min the ."?1th year of her age,
ul leaves a daughter anti a host Of
ends lo mourn their lo
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.i* performed by R<
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The wedding '\
ndered by Mr. j
-rs. ' f.
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Johnson. She prc- (
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surah silk en a
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?ising colored r\
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Sunday to
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Smith?1.om nson?The marriage
or Miss Bettie If. Dobinson to Bar.
John IL Smith, will take p|
Tuesday, .lune 'I, 'OO nt .""? p. m.
at the Fb'ii.'/.er Baptist church.
Friemis are invited. No cards.
Smith?Tompko.n?The marriage
of Mr. Robert Smith, formerly of
this city, t*) Miss Carrie Tompeon of
New York, will take place Mav 20th,
at the Dev. H. D. Wynn's, n't 8
t "dock p. m. Friends anti nctpiaint
noes nr*' invited. No cards.
The happy couple will leave at 1%
k, over the Denn, railroad for
Long Draneh.
abba nt?Handoli'h?The mar?
riage of Miss Marx .1. Randolph to
afr. William J. ('arrant will take
I dace Thursday, May 99, at the 2nd
baptist Church nt 0 p, m. Friends
ara's invited. No cards.
Johnson?Fitzhi'oh?The marriage
of Mi?s Mattie E. Fitzhugh to Mr.
Silas Johnson will take place Thurs?
day, May 20. 1890, at (5 : 45 A. M.
at the Ebenezer Daptist Church.
Friends are invited. No canis.
Hkadotai'tkhs First Battalion \
VlIMUMA VoUNTKKRS,? InKANTHY I
Richmond, Va.. May 22, 1890.
(Si'lcial Qedbe Nt). 8.)
1. The field ami staff officers will
mble tit the Armory on May
10th al L2 o'clock If. in full dress
uniform, to nt tend Memorial Ser
?*ices nt the National C?>inctcry near
:he city.
2. Captains of companies will as
icmble their command atti eArmorv
rn May 80, at 12 o'clock M. in full
niiforui armetl and squipped
or parade at Natituial Cemetery
lear the city.
9. The non-Coinniission.'il Staff
lill assemble at tlie attune hour
ihove mentioned.
Bj Ofder of Maj. J. D. Johnson.
H. A. Conn, Capt. and Adj't.
Concert and .Hock Trial.
A grand concert ami Mock Trial
ill I** given ni the Sharon Daptist
burch, May 2<ith. by Messrs. Wm.
litchell nml D. Webster Davis.
ladatae Fannie Dayne Walker will
lrnish music.
Admission 10 cents. Doors open
IO o^cloek p. m.
lest! ri
There will be a grand Festival
iven Frnlav. Mav 'pith, '00 bv
rlena Council N S. 26, C. 0. 8t. Luke
t Township Hall near Four Mile
reek Church OB the Diver Hoad.
Admiration; Through the day.
ce: at night IO cents.
Then* will lie a Festival at the
ift:li St. church, o*>ening Monday
'ternoon, Maj .".hith. at I wo o'clock
Bl. and closing al 12 p. Bl. (liven
t ? tri** Aged WidiAs union Club.
Admission five cents.
A grand May Festival will lie gi veil
: the First Baptist church Ma
ld 27. Fvcry body come us it is
anet liing you don'*" see every day
nd a tirst cUbSB enjoyment is proin
iil to all. Admission 25 cents.
There will bea ('rand Lecture giv
i at the Fifth Street Church on the
?d of June for the benefit of the 1.
. of Ci. S. ami D. of S. The lecture
ill Ik* delivered by Dev. J.Anderson
nylor of this city and Kev. Spiller
Portsmouth, Va. Admission free.
vt ure commences at S o'clock.
2t.
Annual Sermon.
Cunningham Connell, I. <>. St.
ike, will hav*' an Annual Sermon
livered to them on Sunday after
ion at 8:15 o'clock at the Ebeneser
iptist church by Dev. IL Wells,
cst or.
All Councils sisters anti brethren
e invited to be present.
Brother Councils are Baked to
set us at our hall ( Harris's) on
il St. a.n<l march to church.
Done by order of the Council*
W. IL Trust. W. ?
A. W. Taylor, W. V. C.
Mr. Georg t \V Rollins: at Werthcl
?r's Shoe* Store. 412 K Broad Street,
juestu the public and his friends tt.
ll and s<e the latest nrtvelrle* in toot
sar, befor-e purchasing elsewhere.
OST YESTERD.Y MO'INI.V*.
on Brosd street, between First and
lird, a (JOLI) CHAIN, in an cn
lope with Mr. Duchanan'H name
i it. A liberal rewan! will Im* given
eft at Diichnna n's jewelry store or
!2 south Dine street.
Smoke El Matador Cigar; Se.
Please state that I am agent for
e Richmond Photograph Gallery,
hcrwise called Davis' Photograph
tilery. All orders will be attended
if left at SOS N. 4th St. or Dr.
IL Distnond*i Office 112.W. Leigh
. Satisfaction guaranteed.
A. W. G. Farrar.
\T A N T ID D 1
The public to know that
Ia tana Fruit A Kl. Mata* ob
(Il A RS! are the best
Manufactmer.
CHARLES A SCHMIDT,
JO B Broad, st. liicbmondV
JL lllVli ej V/IO'
WAKE UP! WAKE UP!
DON'T SLEEP DONT THINK
DON'T TON DER
DON'T TARRY; DON'T WONDER
?t make a etraight line with your whole fttuily and dost s'o
until you have reached
JU FAMOUS SHOE STOKE
422 E. BROAD ST.,i,
Bet. 4 th and 5 th.
Three hundred aud fifty cases of Slioes at fifcy emits oi th'dY.l
Twenty thousand d dla^s worth of slues slaughtered at this forced sa
FAMOUS SHOE HOUSE, 422 East Broad
QTfll/rQ MONTHLY PAYMENTS,
la) I U WCOlnli EASY TEKMS, *l OASII& 1 PER WEEK.
M-S LEM
iaB - 1609 El riUK-US ST.
R'chmond - Virginia
A No. 7 Cooking Stove and Fixture*
Compete $12.00.
til kinds of Cooking Stoves li inges, Self-Heaters sod Small Heat
ere, Open Franklin and Step Stores. Clothes Wringers. Fluting
Machines, Sad Iro and many other articles
?CHEAP FOR CASH or ON EASY PAYMENTS.?
ROOKERY WARE, OL \SS WARE. WOODBW WARR, WILLOW BAS
-KETS, TIN WARE, STONE WARE, SHEET IRON WARE ct_
-MANY OTHER USBFtOIi ARTICLES.
in-Roofing, Plumbing Gas-Fitting A Job Wjrk attended to promptly
in city and conti ti y. (dP'Oon't forget the number 1602 A 1609 East
FRANKLIN STREET., RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
M S LEIDY
B. FLORSHEIM,
THE RELIABLE
OB. 4th and BROAD S TS. COR. 4th and BROAD STS
-=spkingMh?=
IN MEN.s'AND BOYS' J-UiT.S HATS Etc.
17 Men's Light Weight Suitn?more than 2000 of 'em?Cassi meres
forsteads*. Cheviot* *nd Wales We've got 'em all. Every color iu
oge?and all thc style*-.
SUIT'S?Black Cheviot suits neatly made $10. Black Cheviot suits
long cut sack co it, $12 black Cheviot suits, long cut sack
coat wi h binding $14.
ever have we exp rh nc d such a demand for these goods, cut and
finished in the extreme lai-bion, < ur stock is fall with all s:*.***?We
beat all record** on .ow price goods this season in hand?
some and nobby styles
[en's good working nats, $5. Men's neat aud pretty bu-dnesss suits 97
$8 aud $10 Men's DRfcSi SL1 IS in fancy end F^ncv and Plain
material in Pr inc* Albert**, Sacks & Cutaways at $15 $i8 A $20.
ANTS?Single pants. W7e lead I h.* town. Styles admired by every
tx dy?Stripes. Pl dds. Broken Maids and plain at prices that suit
tbe puree of all $1.50 $.'.00, $J.50, $3 00 up to $10 00 a pur.
ATS & FURNISHING?Never has our assortment beeu g-eater than
tbe pie-tent season in Hats Hat to fit every head. Tbe English
derby in Ians, Bro wa and black a $. .50 worth $3.50 The
latest in solt Hats ( The Evening Son) $1.00 1 50, 2 00. 2.50
ulaundried Shirts reinforced boston pure linen 40 cents.
* -? pleated ?? " u 50 cents the greater
il ne ever i ff-rtd.
500 doz u Balbrigan Underwear in plain, fancy and strip38 5J cen's
CHMES fi. MENS
furniture Mattresses Carnets, Cur
tains b& Mirrors
The latest styles. Sold for Cash or on E isy Terms at prices to snit
rath-west Corner **th & Broad St.
Ba?rMr. Collin* T Valentine, a wei Riciivio.vi), Va. Feb. 6, 1890.
lown young man of this city is Drum
sr for the PLYMOl Td ROCK l-arAll persons desiring graves dug
.NTs CO., and is ready to rec ive or in the M^.]uiuu.a> Ruryiug Ground,
ts for the latest style .pan's, and eultg . 0 * ?
nerallv st lowest prices.*'-'?*" tkmVJee apply to
m at '612 oi 702 East broad Street Benj IIarri8) Supt.,
y# or PieAJtsr Office 1?H>1 St. James St