The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-31

THE PRIMARY ELEcTIoS-CoMMrssIoHE
AND CLERKS ArPoINTED.- An adjourned
meeting of the City Conservative Committee
was held last night, Colonel John II. Guy,
the superintendent, in the chair, and W. D.
Chesterman secretary officiating. The fol-
lowing commissioners and clerks of election
were appointed, and voting places desis-
mated
MarshdH Wdrd.-First precinct: J. j.
Cannon and William Harris, commission
ers; James Cannon, clerk. Voting.place,
32O6 Lester street.
Second precinct: Fred. Fl. Williams a3d
Warren b. Smith, commissioners; j. Samuel
Wikersou, clerk. Voting place, Clubhouse.
Third precinct: John ?. Shinberger and
Caleb Brown, commissioners: S. w. Farrar,
clerk. Voting-place, 2512 Mason street.
Jefferson WGrd.-FirSt precinct: James
McDougal and Valentine Winfree, commits
sioners T. ". Powell, clerk. Foting-place,
No. Il Governor street.
Second precinct: John A. Lacy and B. c.
Galloway, commissioners; L. Il. Briggs.
clerk. Voting.place, Old Market Hall.
Third precinct: Samuel Perdue and L. L.
Jones, commissioners A. +. Burr, CLERK.
Voting. place, 22lS Main street.
Fourth precinct: John W. Wiiks and
William Sears Wood. commissioners w. +.
White, clerk. Voting. place, Eighteenth and
Broad streets.
Madison Ward.-First precinct: Charles
W. Allen and james Il. Pccor. commission
ers; William johnson. clerk. NotiD@-place,
corner Seventh and Grace streets (Allcn's 5
shop).
Second precinct: Henry Hartmen and A.
j. Smith. commissioners: II. Tate Evans,
clerk. Noting-place. Washington Hall.
Third precinct: James d. Browne and W..
B. Allegro, commissioners Richard San!anl,
clerk. Vo.ing-place, Bank between Ninth
| and Tenth streets.
Fourth precinct: r. T. Daniel. Jr., and
| w. w. Slower. commissioners; Robert Rey-
uolds. clerk. Voling-placc, Main between
Eighth and Ninth streets.
Jackson Hrard-FirSt precinct: \. ".
Pierce and J. w. Wolf commissioners; A.
K. WiugtieId clerk. Eotiug-pllce, 1873 Brook
avenue, corner Baker street
Second precinct L. p. Hulce and John
Maxwell commissioners John Hulcher
clerk. Vo.ing-pIace, Second street between
Duval and Baker.
Third precinct: Games Hannah and Tho
mas Brannan commissioners Joseph y.
Fordry. Voting-pIace, no. 415 Seventeenth
street.
Monroe H0rd.-First precinct: L. L.
Moore and Samuel Ii. Gordon, commiSslon-
ers; William S. Davis, clerk. Voting place,
Second street between Cary and Canal.
Second precinct: II. H. wilkins and n.
NJ. Lee. commissioners; L. Dudley B:av,
clerk. Voting place, Engine-house, Third
street.
Third precinct: J. G. Moss and II. A.
Brander. commissioners r. +. Knowles,
clerk. Voting place, No. 21 ives. Broad
street, between Foushcc and Adams.
Fourth precinct: S. S. Carter and John
W. Sarvay, commissioners; james l.. Bray,
clerk. Voting place, corner Third and Mar
shall streets.
Clay IVord.-First precinct: B. A. Jacob
and Fleming Phillips, commissioners JAS.
II. Gibbs, clerk. Fo,ing'pace, Westham
| House.
Second precinct: Leroy a. Edwards and
II. FL. Isbcll, commissioners; John +. Seay,
clerk. Voting, place, John Houck's, Broad,
above Henry street.
Third precinct: w. H. Tyler and John 4.
| Tyree, commissioners Nat. Tyler, clerk.
Toting-place. 312 Brook Avenue, between
| Broad aud Marshall streets.
Mr.. John T. Rogers was elected member
| OF the committee and superintendent OF Clay
Ward to ill vacancy.
1t was resolved that the ticket containing
the names OF candidates for the House be
kept open only until II O'Clock Thursday to
allow those who have not paid their assess.
ments to do so before the ticket Is printed.
| The following resolution was adopted:
| Resclocd, That the candidates for the
House of Delegates and their friends, and
the voters generally, are earnestly requested
| to use the ticket furnished by the committee
| or one similar in form, having the names ot
all the candidates upon it, so as 10 prevent aS
far as possible combination tickets
| The superintendent, Colonel Guy, was
| outborizsd to confer with Mr.. Hopkins, the
su ,rintendent Of Henrlco county, and, act
| ins conjunction with Mr. Hopkins, to an
| nounc> the time and place for holding the
| Senaterl. Convention.
| 1t was eA. sed as the sense of the conf
| mittec that should be no headings 10
! the senatorial rts indicating for whom
| the persons ruunl. or the Senatorial Con
yenton are eXpecte,. vote.
The committee ady ned to meet on
Thursday night.