Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-02
GET YOU TO THE POLLS
TURN OUT, DEMOCRATS, AND GIVE
YOUR FULL VOTE.
List Of the voting.Plaees-When the
Polls Will Open and Close,
&c, &c, &c.

Manchester and the counties OF Henrico,
Chesterfield, Hanover, Goochland, King
william, and New Kent is for member OF
the Fiftieth Congress. The candidate OF
the Democratic party is Hon. George ID.
Wise. The candidate OF the Republican
party is ex.Judge Edmund Waddill. Mr..
William II. Mullen, the candidate OF the
Labor party, has withdrawn, and urges
all Of hlsiriepds to support George Wise.
The issue is thus before the people-dis-
tinct, clear, clean.cut. George ID. Wise has
been in Congress three terms. He has madea
reputation there as a debater. He stands
high in the membership OF important COM
mittees, and is entitled TO one or more chair
manships next year. He has been untiring
In attention 10 the personal demands OF his
constituents, and has done all that mortal
man could do 10 make them faithful re-
preventative, while he has ever been the
stCadfast friend Of the workingmen. They
were his earliest and best supporters, and
be has never tagged IN gratitude to them.
TODAY they will show that they have un.
diminished confidence IN his worth. in hi,
zeal, in bis ability. The Democrats have
but to turn out to-day TO give George Wise
a larger majority than ever before. The
only fear Is that our people may take IL for
granted. because Mr.. Mullen is out OF the
field that the battle is already won. and
so may think il not worth their while
TO 90 to The polls. The fact is that
victory is within our grasp; but We must
stretch ont our arm for it. We mast all 60
TO the polls, which Ope0 at G:3S and close at
$40. Go promptly. Don't dilly.daIy and
lag. so as t. put the committee TO the trou-
bic OF sending for YOU. II you m~'n to
vote the Democratic .ichct do il gracefully;
do it promptly. BY your numbers and en-
thusiasm at the polls give your enemy
staggering blow early in the morninc-hit
him hard with n shower Of Democratic bal
lot,. aud he will not recover during the
day, nor fer long time to come.
voting.Piaces.
The following is list Of The yOting-placcs
i'm each ward. The name OF the registrar
is also given for each precinct, as many pco-
pie know their voting. places better by the
name Of their registrar than by number:
MARSHALL WARD.
First Precinct, John J. Cannon, corner
Oi Maple and Lester streets.
Second Precinct, ID. G.. Baker, 2il23 east
Broad street.
Third Precinct, James II. Goddin, Ma
sonic Hail, on 1wcnly-iiith street between
" and y streets.
JEFFERSON WARD.
Fir.t Precinct. Jahn W. Frayser, under
Excbarge Hotel, on Fourteenth street.
second Precinct, T. J. Robertson, Old
Market Hall.
Third Pre- cinct, Samuel Il. Perduc, Main
between TWCnty.sec0hd AMI Twenty y-third
streets.
Fourth Precinct. Il. :. Anderson, Broad
between Twentieth and Twenty first
streets.
MADISON WARD.
Firt Precinct, Robert !. Reynolds. Mar
shall between Sixth and seventh streets.
Second Precinct, ". T.. Johnson, Broad
street Cngine.housc.
Third Precinct. James II. PecOr, Jr..
Aliens shop. Seventh between Main and
Franklin streets.
Fourth Precinct, John j, Qulrles, Scy'
enth between Main and Cary streets.
MONROE WARD.
First Precinct. II. II. wilkins, south
.ide First between Main and Cary street,.
Second Precinct. Thomas Elleu, corner
u second and Grace streets.
Third Precinct, Andrew krouse, Brook
avenue and Adams street.
Fourth Precinct, Sol. J.. BloOmhcrs.
Dppncr's stable, Third and Marshall
.treCtS.
FIFTH Precinct. James {. IInnon, IL
.Outh second street.
CLAY WARD.
FIRST Precinct, George Hooper. Sr., l.au-
rcl.StrcCt engine house.
second Precinct. W. Luther Baker,
Houck's, Broad street near Henry.
Third Precinct, y. l.. BucfOrd, Broad
street near Brook avenue.
Fourth Precinct, l.. l.. Lacy, at Mlrtin !
Dcttr's, wesl Main street.
JACKSON WARD.
First Precinct, Julius II. 10th, BrooN
tycuuc near Duyal street.
Second Precinct. John j. ii. Brewer.
DuVal near -. James street.
Third Precinct, Charles o. Slyll'e, DJ'
ral near Second street.
Fourth Precinct, John Tinncriy, 5O'
north Seventeenth street.