The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-26

List or accs-Distribution OF
Tfckots-Ward Meetings. &c.

tion, which Is to take place tomorrow, are
now about complete.
| There were TWENTY-FIVE thousand tickets
printed by order OF the City Committee,
and these were placed in the hands OF the
ward superintendents last night-two o pack
agee to each, one for distribution to-day
the other (and larger to be kept on hand
at the polls tomorrow. and TO be delivered
to voters who come up unprovided with
tickets.
yOTISG-PLAcEs, JUDGES, &c.
Marshall Ward.
First Precinct: James p. Sharp, Judge
James w. Cannon, clerk. Voting-place,
3210 Lester street.
Second Precinct Daniel Higgins, Judge
James Goddin, clerk. Voting-place, 211
north Twenty-fiith street.
Third Precinct: Dabney G.. Baker,
Judge; f. G. Garrison. clerk. Voting
place, Masonic Hall, Twenty-ffth street.
jefferson Ward.
First Precinct: A. l.. Crouch. Judge
w. L. Joyner, clerk. Voting-place, 2ll
Governor street.
Second Precinct: T. j. Robertson,
Judge; T. J. Wood, clerk. Yoting-place,
First-Market Hall.
Third Precinct: 2. F. Noland. Judge
A. l.. Lucas, clerk. Voting-place, 22lS
east Main street.
Fourth Precinct: II. A. Pearce, Judge ;
J. l.. Weatheriord, clerk. Voting-place,
2O1G east Broad street.
Madison Ward.
First Precinct: Voting-place, south side
Marshall near Sixth.
Second Precinct Votng-place, Broad
Street engine-house between Ninth and
| Tenth.
Third Precinct: Voting-place, Aliens
carpenter-shop, Seventh street between
Main and Franklin.
Fourth Precinct: Voting-place, south
side OF Main between Seventh and Eighth
streets.
[Judges and clerks to be hereafter an
nounced.l
Monroe Ward.
First Precinct Voting-place, 209 east
Main street (between Second and Third.
John A. Mosby, Judge; David Z. Gulick,
clerk.
Second Precinct: III east Broad street
(Terrill's store): w. p. Gretter, judge;
Fenton Taylor, clerk.
Third Precinct: No. 313 Adams street
(between Brook avenue and Marshall
street.. David B. Jones, Judge; II. NJ.
| Trimmer, clerk.
Fourth Precinct: Dipner's stable (Third
and MarshalD. John G. Moss, judge; Lu-
ther Baker, clerk.
Jackson Ward.
First Precinct: w. ii. Talman. judge !;
II. c. Donahue, clerk. Yoting-place, sol
Brook avenue.
Second Precinct: L. W. Dorset, judge;
W. S. jenkins, clerk. Voting-place, 500
north Second.
Third Precinct: }. G. Donnella, Judge;
John Finney, clerk. 5O2 north Seven
teenth.
Clay Ward.
First Precinct: Robert X. Ralston, Judge; (;
John II. Rogers, clerk. Noting-place,
Westham House, corner Cary and Laurel
streets.
Second Precinct: A. L. Burford, Judge;
Lorenzo Grady, clerk. Noting-place, John
Houck's, 80 west Broad street.
Third Precinct: L. NJ. Crump, Judge !;
Leroy :. Edwards, clerk. Voting-place,
No. 110 west Broad street.
The voting. places are either at or as near
to the usual places aS could be arranged; {;
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tIce particularly where he Is to vote, and
thus save himself unnecessary steps.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING ~ JEFFERSON WARD.
Last night a meeting Of the Democrats
OF this ward was held at the courtroom OF
| the Police Justice.
Mr.. w. VI. Turpin, the president OF the
Jefferson Ward Club, introduced the speak
ers i'm the following order: Mr. David L..
; Pulliam, OF Manchester; James y. Dun
| lop, Judge Joseph Christian. Colonel L. j..
Evans, John A. Curtis, Wiley I. Davis, VI.
/ l.. SpotSwoOd, Of Richmond, and b. y.
/ Hancock, OF Chesterfield.
! The audience was a very large one, and
| the speeches were exceptionally good. sew
eral OF them being marked by eloquence
1 OF n Verv high order. No one present
could fail to recognize, from the earnest
attention paid the speakers and the intense
enthusiasm which prevailed, that old Jef-
ierson Ward is thoroughly aroused and
will do its full duty in November.
An excellent feeling prevailed among
/ the candidates, and many were the good
humored compliments Ihey bestowed upon
each other.
The meeting adjourned about III O'Clock,
every body appearing to be in tine spirits.
TIE CLAY-wARD ACTIvEs.
This club held a meeting last night at
| Westham House. The hall was crowded,
and much important business was trans
acted. After an address by Captain Spots
wood, which gave great satisfaction, il was
resolved TO place tickets for the primary
this day at the following points: Beye-
ridges drugstore, Clay street and Brook
avenue; Gates's drugstore. Marshall street
and Brook avenue; J. j. Kings, First
and Broad streets; W. ;. Gunn's, Broad
and Adams; Latimer's drugstore, Gilmore
and Marshall; Gibbs's drugstore, Gilmore
and Broad; John Houck's, 80 west Broad
John Laird's, 500 west Broad; Forsimann's
drugstore, 619 west Main; Hooper's drug
store. 4ol south Pine; Westham House,
Laurel and Cary; Ralston q Blunt'S, Pine
and Cary; Conrad's drugstore, 515 south
Pine; j. ]. Toler's, Floyd and Laurel.
MARSHALL WARD DEMOCRATS.
Mr.. w. $. Catlett, superintendent OF
Marshall Ward, has called a maSs-meeting
OF the Democrats of his ward, TO be held
in Rockets tonight. The fullest attend.
ance Is desired, and rousing time is ex-
pected. Several distinguished speaker;
are expected TO be present, and speeches
from some OF the candidates for the lie.
gislature will be heard. Marshall Ward is
fully aroused, and will show her strength
at this meeting.
Good Speakers for Richmond.
The Democratic City Committee have
invited Holmes Conrad, Esq, to speak here
on October I'd, Judge Waller X. Staples
ri