The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-23
LOCAL MATTERS.
Judges of Election.


The following judges OF election were
appointed by Judge George l.. Christian
at the term OF the Hastings Court just
ended:
Clay Wdrd.-First Precinct: George j.
Hooper, p. L. Gibbs, ID. ". Craver. Sec
Ond Precinct 4. J.. BurfOrd, G. Y. Clash,
William Flegenheimcr. Third Precinct {:
l.. NJ. Crump, John L. Butler, George n.
Gwathmey.
Monroe Vdrd.-First Precinct: John A..
Mosby, !. II. Wake, f. II. Smith, Jr.
Second Precinct: George w. Mayo,
Thomas Elicit, w. II. Trent. Third Pre-
cinct: David Il. Jones, Luther Martin,
Jacob Cohn. Fourth Precinct: John H..
Garnett, w. III. Crawley, Thomas w.
BrOckenbrough.
Madison Wdrd.-First Precinct: II. Tate
Evans, John Blair, Peter Hotties. Second
Precinct: W. L. Johnson, George Burgess.
II. l.. Wigand. Third Precinct: James H..
Pecor, William +. Harwood, Robert Ca
ruthers. Fourth Precinct: II. T. Daniel,
Jr.. T. G.. Daniel, s. b. Clarkson.
jefferson U0rd.-Fir>t Precinct l.. r..
Chandler, George f. Styll, Aristotle Davis.
Second Precinct Charles NJ. Branch, T..
j. Robertson, William l.. Nye. Third Pre-
cnct Samuel j. Perdue, Jackson Turpin,
William Fay. Fourth Precinct: John H..
Rose. IIamet A. Pearce, ID. ". \. Frayser.
Marshall Udrd.-First Precinct: John
J. Cannon, John Romer, ID. G.. Sterling.
Second Precinct: John G. Tyler, Colin
Reynolds. W. j. johnson. Third Precinct: ::
5. W. Farrar, W. Joseph Gentry, Roland
Hill.
jackson Ward.-First Precinct: James
T. PembertOn, William \. Southall, Fred
erick Bauer. Second Precinct: George
w. Williams, William II. Talman, Isaiah
Henderson. Third Precinct: j. {. Don
nella, Thomas Cox, Thomas ID. Payne.
Those named first in each precinct are
also registrars, and the clerk OF the Hust-
ings Court requests that they will call at
once Tor notices, stationery, poll-bOoks, DC.
The notices must be posted on the 2Sth in
stant. the day OF registration being Tues
day, May 9th.
The following are the commissioners Of
the election, which will take place on
Thursday, May 25th: Il. L. Daniel, Jr., ID.
Il. Jones. John j. Cannon, William +.
Nye. and William Flegcnhemer; Andrew
Jinkins, &c o6icio clerk.
BANQUET TENDERED GENERAL BRADLEY
Il. JonNSON.-Day before yesterday Gene
raj Bradley T. johnson, so well known and
highly esteemed in this city-bis former
home-arriyed i'm our midst. As soon as
his presence was known number OF our
leading citizens conceived the idea Of tes-
tifving their esteem and consideration OF
their former fellOw-citizen by giving him Il
banquet: the sole limit of which was to
embrace nothing political, but everything
expressive Of the cordial welcome his Old
friends extended him upon his social ap-
pcarance amongst them.
Mr.. Zimmerman was selected to prepare
the collation., and when il was spread
i'm Sanger Halle everybody was impressed
with the fact that he had done more than
could have been expected. Fish, flesh,
and fowl, with flowers and palatable
drinks. abounded. This was certainly en-
loved by the large number OF representa-
tive men present.
Mr.. B. c. Gray presided, and patriotic
and warm speeches Of welcome were made
bv w. l.. Royal. Senator John w. john
ston. Samuel B. Witt, Judge B. II. Well
ford. Judge George l.. Christian, Captain
w, i. Drinkard, OF the Dispatch, George
:. Palmer, Senator John Thurman, Mayor
w. &. Darlington, Captain NJ. l.. spots
wood, and others.
Rev. DR.. J. G.. Armstrong was called
upon, and made an appropriate response.
Later. during the festivities, Mr.. T.. Sale
Watkins rendered with fine effect some
comic opera selections.
About midnight the crowd dispersed,
everybody well pleased with the entertain
menf. and none more so than the guest OF
tbe occasion, General Bradley 7. Johnston.
DEATH OF DR.. SHELD.-In the death OF
DIR. William III. SHIELD the community in
which he lived lost another OF the old type
of the Virginia gentleman. He died few
davs ago at his home, in the county of
Glouct ster at the advanced age OF seventy
five wears. Few men ever ran sl.ch long
race I'm life as blamelessly as he did, and
fewer ever made smaller number OF ene-
mics. He was the intimate friend of Gen.
eral Henry A. Wise, whom he used to en-
tertain on his visits to York county, and
! the schoolmate of Judges Crump and Well
ford. In this city he had q host OF friends
and relatives, all OF whom will sympathizc
with his bereaved family in their afiliction.
For long number Of years he stood at the
head Of his profession, i'm the practice OF
which his skill as a physician was never
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esteemed gentleman and social companion.
He died IN Cappahoosic, in Gloucester
county, but his remains were taken to
Temple farm, his former residence in York
county, for interment.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. IL. Ii.
Chafiin 4 Co., real estate agents, have sold
the following city property during the past
week Brick dwelling and lot, No. S33 west
Grace street, for SO, $50 cash; brick dwell
ing and lot, No. 313 north Nineteenth
street, at auction for S1,2S5; lot on Main
street opposite Monroe Park to Mr.. j. Davis,
for 81, 900 cash.
Messrs. Frank ID. Hill & Co., real estate
agents, have recently made the following
sales: Brick dwelling 100 east Canal,
81 $40; brick dwelling 500 west Catherine,
Sl.l7j; brick dwelling 5ll west Catherine,
81 .O6O two frame dwellings. 54S and 90
Brook avenue, sS2j; six lots in plan OF
Hopedale, $500; lot 45 by lG5, Cary be-
tween Twcnty-second and Twenty-third
streets, $1,000; brick dwelling 2l0i east
Grace, $1,000; brick dwelling SI2 east
Grace, 1880; brick dwelling 23lS east
Franklin street, g, $50; brick store No. GIG
east Broad street, $4,000. Total, S23,lS
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