The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-29

names of Republican nominees are In SMALL
CAPS; the names of independents" ere
formers" and gentlemen whose names were
used without their consent are In atdltcS.
lNoTE.-The vote of the fourth precinct,
Madison Ward, is official as 10 Mayor and
Sergeant, and is estimated as to all other can
ddates on the general and ward ticket
The vote Of the first precinct in Clay
Ward for the general ticket is based upon
the contest between Moore and Hundley in
1872. II is impossible to frame even con-
lecture about the result of the vote for alder
dermen, councimen, and magistrates. The
tellers had not finished their count at 4:3O
this morning. It is thought, however, that
the regular Conservative ward ticket is
elected By very small majority.
Rccapitulation.
The ticket elected is as follows:
MAYOR: A. M. Kelley.
AUDITOR: James B. Royster.
CITY COLLECTOR John +. Reenault.
COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE: Il. b.
Munford.
CoMMoNwEAL7n'S ATTORNEY: E. Caring
ton Cabell.
SHERIFF: John ". Wright.
CRY SERGEANT: E. B. Cook.
dlGH PUNISHABLE ~ -. boSoDSiiSa
ALDERMEN.
MARSHALL WARD: W. P. N. Kellan, Will
liam Ii. Williams, G. b. Lipscomh.
JEFFERSON WARD: W. d. Scott, J. G.
Smith, G. thinner.
MADISON WARD: John 4. Meredith, T. w.
McCancc. Lewis Wagner.
MONROE WARD: W. c. Darlington, Will
liam Z. Tanner, John A. Sloan.
JACKSON WARD: r. NJ. Manly, r. Forrcs-
ter, n. L. Nandervall.
CoUSClLMES.
The following is complete list Of the
Councimen elected:
MARSHALL WARD: T. Wiley Davis, Jos.
w. Carter, John A. Quits, Henry MetzSer,
and Jefferson Powers.
JEFFERSON WARD: j. NJ. Newell, Jas. NJ.
Talbot, A. G.. Babcock, j. N. Higgins, c.
Z. Whilock.
MADISON WARD: Charles T. Davis, James
Alfred Jones, George Klein, John Purcell,
David n. Walker.
MONROE WARD: Nj. L. Straus, Samuel III.
Pulliam, George Bargamin, William Eng.
Iish, DR.. O. F. Manson.
JACKSON WARD: DR.. George FL. Bright,
J. W. Gilman, B. l.. Braselman, r. W.
johnson, Jackson Foster.
MAGISTRATES.
MARSHALL WARD: w. Hall Crew, George
Burgess, w. j. Mays.
JEFFERSON WARD: j. E. Phillips, W. E.
Granger, j. Cunningham.
MADISON WARD: w. K. Watts, j. D.
Browne, Maxwell T. Clarke.
MONROE WARD: j. j. Crutch6eld, r. Il.
Isbell, A. S. johnson.
JACKSON WARD: Taft. Lawson, R. H. Al
len, j. B. Bur~el.
Comparative Vote and Majorities.
At the municipal election held in May,
1872, Mayor Kelley received 5,9l1 votes
He had no opposition. At this election his
majority over MIR. 7. Ii. Starke (who was mol
a candidate) is 1924. Mr.. keiley's majority
| in the city is ,322.
The greatest number Of votes received BY
any candidate at the municipal election In
1872 was 1888, which were cast for NJ r
John w. Wright, for Sheriff. he bad nc
| onnosition. At the election held yesterday
mir. Wright received the greatest number o
votes cast, 0,7l3.
Mr. Hundley, Independent candidate fol-
City Sergeant, received 5,327 votes in 1872
He vas defeated by General Z. L. Moore
| who received majority OF 1l4-Genera
| Moore's vote being ), Al. Yesterday be wa
again defeated, but this time by Mr. Z. b
| Cook, who received 709 majority.
| For Commissioner of the Revenue, Mr
r. 3. Munford received in 1872 maJorlt!
of 1,120 votes over his competitor for tn
office, c. C. johnson, an independent candi
date. A. ,t,,,
ford's majority over G. W. Duesperry, Jr'
l ,,,oe I 1I9
W" In May, 1872, Mr.. Duesberry (Consery'
tivel was elected High Constable over JOIN
Reiuhardt (Republican) by majority OF 6't
At rbe election held yesterday Dir. Dues
herry received majority of about 90O owe
w. ii. Burton Qndcpendent).