Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-17
REGISTRATION WORK.
DES0cRA7Ic Voters DUTY.

xou Csnnst nsaister a. Get yenr Transfer
Recorded After the 2ath-CiS and Club
HeaGauarlsrs.
Next week will be busy week for
Richmond people. The Fair viii be
upon us. and citizens generally will be
so engaged that II will be difficult for
them to lind tiRe to attend 70 register
ing. The best thing to do rs to register
or get your transfer to-day. City and
ward club headquarters have been
established, with competent men IN
charge, to give all needed information
and help II TINS direction.
The City Democratic Committee
Air. II. NJ. Smith. Jr., acting superIn-
tendent IN thc absence Of Colonel John
=. Cary-have established headquarters
at l2O7s Main street, next door below
the store OF Mr.. George Gibson. Jr.,
and Mr. II Tate Evans is the clerk IN
charge. He stands ready to afford
voters all possible help II the matter Of
registration. and viii be found al his
desk all day.
The various ward clubs are also doing
q noble work assisting IN registration,
and have established headquarters as
follows
CLUE HEADQUA ARTERs.
Marshall Ward Broad street be-
tween Iwenty-iourth and Twenty-hfth
streets.
Jefferson Ward-Northwest corner
Of Nam and Eighteenth streets.
Madison ard-Rooms and !
Hannewinckel building, Alain and Ninth
streets.
Monroe Ward-Eo. 40 east Broad
street. upstairs.
jackson Ward-Duval street be-
tween Second and Thnd-in rear Of
Mrs. N. A. Griffin's store.
CLAY Ward-Yan Buren' shop. ll3
west Broad. between Adams and JET
iers0n.
TIL REGISTKAIs.
The daily and urgent invocations Of
the press 10 voters 10 register OF trans
fer a. oncc will be all II vain unless
the registrars show al accommodating
disposition. Nearly all OF them do.
but some do rot. As a general thing
the registrars ought 70 kseu thei-
books a. then places OF business.
Voters have the right % register
IL the daytime, and 1t IS not often
tina, they are willing 10 meet the
registrars at tie latters' home at night
ior TINS purpose.
FULTON CLTE.
or Thur dav night a. Bolt Hall
Orleans street. Fulton Democratic Club.
composed OF citizens Of Herico and
LichmonG. wa reorgsmzed for earnest
worh. The following officers and
committee we're elected
Myer Angle. president; James
Sharp, FIRST vice-pre ident; Martin
schultz. second vice-pTeslient joseph
l.. johnson. secreta-v John Bushel
trca -urer and George G. Wills. ser
eeani-ai-arms. Executive Committee
James Sharp. Jane, Childress. Henry
J.. Adams. Isaac SchTartz. and John
Bushel. Committee on Transfers ana
Kecistrauon Walter Blankenship-
Michael Walsh, anu Antonio sylvia.
The president and secretary Of the club
were by resolution made cJ-0f.-io
chairman aud secretary Of al the COM
2 ittees.
ANY one desiring a transfer either
on the county % the CITY or from the
~ to the county vilileav their names
the residenc, Of Myer Angle Lewis
rect. Henrco county. OF at ".
s. alsh's store. corner of Seventh and
Louisiana streets.
MADIso1-wARD CLUE.
a meeting was held al the Madison
Ward democratic Clut last night and
the following canyas-ing committees
First Precinct J. T. Stratton, chair
man !. 7. Bolts. ST.. Overton How I
ard l.. c. Hudson. Robert Van De I
y enter. c. g.. Bosher. 6eoree McD. +
Blake .. i. Harris.
Second Precinct LOU. Rawlings.
chairman Jordan u. Maury. George !
il. Poindexter. Everett Waddy, Arthur /.
Wei,igcr A r. Ellerson
Third Precinct sol. CutchIns. chair 4
mau ID. Cumming, jackson Guy. .
George BRYAN. i. a. Caskie. 7. n. /
Page, John Caskie v. o. Skeltou.
Fourth Precinct j. 7. Ferriter. /
D. N. O'Brien. ? 4. Blair I
7. =. Jones. John Griffith. julius .
UeurrIng.
The chairman and members OF this 4
committee are expected 70 meet tc- I
night al the club-ro0m 70 commence /
work.