Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-25
REGISTER, TO-DAYlli
LAST CHANCE BEFORE ELECTION.
All Who Wish 70 Vote on November 4th
Must Have Their Names Right ON the
Beoks Te.Day.

All who Wish 10 Vote on November 4th
Must Have Their Names Kiahs ON the
Beeks Te.Oay.
The following IL list OF places OF regis
tration, by wards and precincts. with the
names OF the registrars. The books VIII be
opcn ro-pAY ONLY for addi Ion OF new
nsmts and for recording transfers:
CLAY WARD.
Firs, precinct: J. v. Reddy, registrar.
Gsir es's shop, rear OF southwest corner OF
Main and Pine twas formerly at Westham
Housel
Second Precinct: William Fltgenhemer,
registrar. Houck's, west Broad.
Third Precinct: A. l.. Burford, registrar,
Broad street, north side between Adams
and jefferson.
Fourth Precinct: William A. Jacob.
registrar ftbis precinct was formerly part
Of the First precinct, corner OF Short and
Cary streets.
MONROE WARD.
First Precinct: Samuel q. Raglanl. east
side First between Main and Cary. [rhis
precinct has been divided.
Second Precinct Thomas Elicit, Lacy's
shop, on Second between Grace and Frank
lin twas formerly on Broad between First
and Secondl.
Third Precinct David B. Jones. Hayes's
harness-shop, Adams between Broad and
Marshall.
Fourth Precinct: William l.. Griffin,
Dippner's stable, Third and Marshall.
Fifth Precinct Henry Hudnall, carpen-
ter-shop. Cary between Second and Third
Twas formerly part Of the First. and the
place was on Main between Second and
Third.
MADISON WARD.
First Precinct B. w. Russell. Pcrrin's
office. on Marshall between Sixth and
Seventh.
Secord Precinct: Theo. p. Mayo, en-
gine-house, on Broad street.
Third Precinct: John W. Fisher. Aliens
shop, Seventh between Main and Franklin.
Fourth Precinct: James i. Wood, Bur-
rOugh's coal Office, near corner Seventh
and Main.
JEFFERSON WARD.
First Precinct: d. Delarue, 1871 east
Franklin twas formerly on Governor street,
near Richmond Housel.
Second Precinct: T. J. Robertson, Old
Market Hall.
Third Precinct: E. p. Murphy, 2als
east Main.
Fourth Precinct: J. II. Childrey, 2ilo
east Broad.
MARSHALL WARD.
First Precinct: George W. Smoot,
Klein's store. Rockets.
Second Precinct. X. ii. Bate, at No.
-, Twenty-fifth street between Broad
aud Grace.
Third Precinct: Rowland Hill, Masonic
Hall.
JACKSON WARD.
First Precinct: A. A. Dakin, Brook
avenue, near Goddin's Tavern.
Second Precinct: Joseph X. BRAKEMAN,
Browns shop, % east Duval street.
Third Precinct Lewis W. Dorsett, Mrs.
Grifin's house, Duyal street between See
ond and Third.
Fourth Precinct: NJ. Carmody, north
Seventeenth street. No. 724.
SUPERVISORS.
The Democratic supervisors, who are a.
follows, should all be in place to-day.
Those who have not qualified must do so
before any officer authorized to administer
an oath;
Marshall Ward: First precinct, N. F.
Craver: Second. j. II. Goddin; Third,
James +. Taylor.
jefferson Ward: First precinct, J. W.
Flournoy; Second, +. II. Redford; Third,
S. X. Perdue; Fourth, John l.. Weather
ford.
Madison Ward: First precinct, Peyton
Walden; Second, Robert Hudson; Third,
LEROY Berry; Fourth, w. j. Terrell.
Monroe Ward First precinct, Il. +.
Aoselcy; Second, Egbert G. Leigh, Jr.
Third. James F. Lyon; Fourth, +. Hol
Finger; Fifth, j. A. hosby.
Jackson Ward: Julius 10th, Henry
Nesco, Edward Hill, and John j. Riley.
Clay Ward: First precinct, &. Z. Tins
lev; second, Charles Glassman; Third
John w. Ralston: Fourth, Thomls j.
Smith.