The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-22
LOCAL MATTERS.

DlaceS OIL registration VIII ot opcu III tnc CttJ
to-day, tomorrow, and Monday for addl-
tions to and revision of the registration lists.
All persons who will be Of age by the day OF
acknowledgements 2d-and all who have
lately scuured citizenship, and all Others not
heretofore registered, have now 90 opportu-
uity of enrolling their names on the lis's OF
qualified voters. All who are now registered,
but since the last election have removed
from one voting precinct to another. must
get transfers or their votes will be lost. 1t is
important at the coming election to
bring out every Conservative voter,
in order that the Independents may be un-
mistakabv stamped with the seal OF popular
condemnation. To do this every citizen
must qualify himself TO vote. 1t has been
very considerable time since the last general
registration in this city. It is probable that
in revising the lists many names have oeeD
accidentally dropped or eTroneously COPIED
on new books. Therefore it is highly i'm.
portant that every one should see that his
name is correctly recorded on the registra-
ton lists of the precinct in which he now
resides.
The CITY Conservative Committee, Colonel
John II. Guy chairman, have established
their headquarters at No. 1908 Main street,
ENQUIRER building. and some officer or men,
Der of the committee will be there from 8 A..
| NJ. to 1OP. NJ. from this time to the day OF
election. All who need information about
registration should apply there.
The last General Assembly passed an &C.
(page 452 Acts) in relation to the removal OF
voters, which contains these provisions:
"No voter shall cast his ballot save at the
voting place of the precinct wherein ne lives
Provided, however, that every person oner'
ing to vote shall have been resident OF the
ward in which he offers to vote for thirty
days next preceding any election at which be
offers to vote: Provided, that when any
! voter removes from one ward to another
| within thirty days OF an election 1t snaIl %
| lawful for him to vote ia the Ward from
| which he removed uatil be has acquired the
right TO vote in the ward to which ne re-
moves"
The Conservative Committee have placed
| runner at each pl,ce of registration. 1t is
the duty of these runners to see that all Con-
servatiyes entitled to register are registered,
and to prevent as far as possible all persons
not entitled to register from so doing. Per.
sons having information that will help the
| runners In the discharge Of their duties are
| requested BY the committee to communicate
with them promptly.
| The following gives the names OF the re-
| gis,rars and the places of registration:
| Marshall Ward.-First precinct: Hig-
gips's store, on Main Tor Rocketts) street,
John j. Cannon registrar. Second precinct:
| Clubhouse, Twentq.eighth and Franklin
streets, James P. Sharpe registrar. Third
precinct: Shinberger's store, NJ street be.
tween Twen,y.ffth and Twenty-siXtb, John
r. Shinberger registrar.
Jefferson Wdrd.-First precinct: No. II
+! Governor Tor Thirteentb) street, James NC.
| Dougal registrar. Second precinct: O!d
Market Hall, corner Main and Seventeenth
| streets, John A. Lacy registrar. THIRD pre-
cinct No. 221S Main street, between Twen-
ty-second and Twenty-third, S. 4. Perdue
registrar. Fourth precinct: Eighteenth
street north Of Broad, j. W. Wilkes regis
trar.
Madison Hurd. d.-First precinct: Seventh
street between Broad and Marshall. II. Tate
Evans registrar. Second precinct: Engine.
house, Washington Hall, William Z. John
son registrar. Third precinct: Bank street
| between Niuth and Tenth streets, L. +
Mayo registrar. Fourth precinct: South.
| west corner Ninth and Main streets. K. L.
Daniel. Jr., registrar.
| Monroe Ward First precinct: Carpen.
ter-shop on Second between Cary and Canal
streets, j. r. Fisher registrar. Second pre-.
| cinct Woodward's carpenter shop, Broao
street between First and Second streets, II
In. Wilkins registrar. Third precinct
| Tborp'S store, No. 4 west Broad street, be-
tween Fou,hee and Brook avenue. David b
Jones registrar. Fourth precinct: Lac.'s
| shop. n >rtbeast corner of Marshall and Third
streets, :. S. Carter registrar.
| Cay Ward. First precinct: Westhan
House, George j. Hooper registrar. Secoad
pre- cinc1 West Broad street near Houck'S.
Third precinct: No. 11S west Broad, Z. NJ
| Crump registrar.
Jackson Wdrd-First precinct: Broob
avenue near Blker street, j. NJ. Macon regis
trar. Second precinct: Second street near
B4ker, Charles ClDeley registrar. ThlrC
| precinct: Seventeenth street between Mar
Shall and Clay, james Harmon registrar.
| CONSERVATIVE Mass NJ EErING IN MARSHALL
WARp.--There vas large and enthusiastic
| Conservative meeting last night at the CLUB
house in Marshall Ward. Councilman Lip
scombe presided, and full representation o
leading party men we're in attendance. INT
! spcakers-Who were Messrs. Crump, fiooley
II ,Kellan. Johnson. Stiles, Williams, and Gil
i man-made capital speeches, which not oniJ
laroused enthusiasm, but impressed The large
audience with the paramount importance
preserving the Conservative party OF Rich
nopd from Reorganization. We hear OF pt
dtE,ffectiop in Marshall Ward, although W.
Inquired if any existed, but were told tha
the usual mejoritv will be given in NoVem
Der for the whole ticket. ~
Company G Captain Paraterl. ~hlcb wa
originally raised on Church Hat. ADJOURNED
| their drill and attended in fulI uniform, and
! without arms. Their new equipments are
decided ion mprovempnt.