The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-08

The voting precincts are located as fol-
lows:
MARSHALL WARD.
First precinct. Keins store, Lester street, Rock
second. Twcniy.6fih St., near Grace.
Third. ........Twenty-dfth and Leigh, near cor
pcr.
JEFFERSON WARD.
First precinct Richmond House. Governor street
second..,.......Old Market Hall.
Third. Main between Twenty-second and
Twcnty-third.
Fourth. cast Broad street.
MADISON WARD.
First precinct Hanover House, New Market.
second. ......... .Engine-honse, Broad street.
Thlrd............Allcns shop, seventh between
Main and Franklin.
Fourth. Southeast corner OF Eighth and
Main.
MONROE WARD.
First precinct. Second between Cary and Canal.
Second. east Broad between First and
second.
Third...........3ll, corner Brook avenue and
AGams-ThOs. III. Jones's store.
Fourth. Near corner Marshall and Third.
JACKSON WARD.
First precinct Brook avenue near Beycridge's.
Second. ..........Duyal near Second.
Third.......... Seventeenth near yenable.
CLAY WARD.
First precinct. Wostham House.
Second. John louck's, west Broad street.
Third........".1l3 west Broad, between Adams
and jefferson.
DANIEL CANPAIGS-CLUB MANAGERS.
Marshall Ward-John R. Grymes, First /;
James L. Stevenson, Second; Julius Hob
son, Third.
jefferson WGrd-R. II. styll, First; J.
w. Wilkes, Second; HIN. New, Third w.
III. Cullingworh, Fourth.
Madison Wdrd-F. Z. Turner, First ;
j. ID. Patton, Second; Syyanus Stokes,
Third; j. Booten Hill, Fourth.
Monroe Wdrd-L. Z. Winston, First
George w. Minter, Second; Henry Trim
mor, Third; +. a. Kumlehn, Fourth.
clay Wdrd-George ii. Cox, First ;
Thomas NJ. Saunders, Second; Simpson
Williams, Third.
Jackson Wdrd-Ed. Mattern, First; W.
II. Talman, Second; j. Nj. Avery, Third.
THE PRINTED LIST.
The names of all persons who paid .he
tax for 1880 TO Mr. Tinsley prior to Septem-
ber 1St, 1881, will he found on the printed
list, certified copy OF which will be in
the hands OF the judges at each precinct.
But each voter will save time TO take his
receipt with him.
WARD sUPERETENDENTS,
The Conservative ward superintendents
are as fellows:
Marshall: j. d. Whitehead.
Jefferson: w. w. Wood.
Madison: r.. r. Daniel, Jr.
Monroe: p. f. Dupuy.
Jackson w. j. Epps.
Clay: c. T.. Iiill
YOUNG MEN.
Young men who have become OF age
since the assessment OF 1880 was made are
entitled to vote without the payment Of the
capitation-taX.
READ YOUR TICKET.
Read your ticket carefully; see that all
the names OF our nominees are on lt-John
w. Daniel for Governor, James Barbour
for acknowledgements, Philip W. Me-
Kinney for Attorney-GCneral, II. A. Atkin-
son, Jr., and william Lovenstein for the
Senate, and NJ. l.. Spotswood, Charles +.
Taylor, James Lyons, Jr., and T.. Wiley
Davis for the House OF Delegates.
The Conservative runners and challen-
gers will wear Daniel badges and white
rOsettcs.
FROM SUNRISE TO SUNSET.
The polls will be- opened at sunrise (G:3S
o'elock) 9nd closed at sunset (4:51). There
are only ten hours and thirteen minutes
for voting.
The places where liquor il sold are re-
quired to be closed to-day and tonight.
THE cLAY-wARD ACTIyEs.
At a meeting Of the Clay-Ward Actiyes
held last night-P. 5. Derbyshire presid-
ing-the following cballengers were ap-
pointed to represent the Club at the ward
precincts:
First precinct, George +. Hicks and W.
III. Jennings.
Second precinct, w. p. Glazebrook and
c. c. Tinsley.
Third precinct, T. NJ. Saunders and
Joseph True.