Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-27
REGISPERl REGISTER I
REGISTER TODAY. REeIsTBR TODAY,
RKgIsTRR TO-DAY.
Information for Kew Voters aad Those Who
Need Transfers, AID Others Who Wish
70 Qualify Themselves to Vote.

70 Qualify Themselves TO Vote
The observation-disclosures will be open To-
day.
After to-day no name can be added TO
them 50 az to allow the person to vote on
/ November 9Th.
The presidential contest is growing more
and more animated, and all over the North
and West the Republican politicians are en-
+ deaVorlng.tO prejudice the cause Of Cleve-
/ land by asserting that he has been "too
! friendly to the SOUTH" That IL the way
! they are arguing. Now, "a It possible that
( our people arc going TO be Indifferent TO the
/ claims OF one who has earned the enmity Of
south hatcrs in this way?
| On, no. that would never do
/ II wouldn't be gratitude.
/ II wouldn't be good sense.
! IL wouldn't be like the brave. chivalrous
/ people of The South
To vote for the reelection Of Mr.. Cleye-
lard and our other nominees is not only
4 duty but viii be pleasure, and II Is to be
! expected that The Democrats OF Richmoud
with an uoaulmity nevcr before eXcelIed
/ "i'l on the 9Th OF November throng the
I polls ard vote tbe Democratic ticket. Bat
F before you can vote you must be registered.
+ li }ou voted n the last election gnd have not
aiGcc changed your residence you need give
yourself no further tEoHble-yoH Dame is on
/ the list. But n since the last election yOn
/ have moved from one house 10 another, not
. on tic same square, you must inquire
whether you need trunsfer or not Some
times by moving no further Than cross a
street you get into q new precinct and by
not obtaining a transfer VII lose your vote.
fa-rr 10 Uss1 ffsnE Ea
, qulry.
/ Information can be promptly obtained
! from any registrar, or from the City Demo
( cratic headquarters or from your ward bead
/ qurtors.
! Go 10 a wol-posted source, otherwise you
nay be misinlOrmcd unintentOnaly and
/ tins lose yOur vote.
( Places Of registration open at sunrise and
{ close ~ sunset.
/ Remember, this is the last day
Ai:cr to-day you can neither get nor book
a transfer in time 10 vote November 9Th.
After too day, IL you are q new voter, you
can't have your name put upon Tho list in
/ ilrne TO vote November eth.
You cannot vote In Richmond on trSns-
/ Ter. II you have transfer from thecountry
20 Richmond you must have 1t recorded,
: else you will be unable to vote.
In brief, the registratiOn-iss viii be re-
yiscd and amended to-day, and no new
names can thereafter be added so as TO enti-
llc the citizen to vote at the approaching
election.
Young men who will arrive at the age
Of twoniy-one 10y the day Of election, and
VITO have resided IN this state twelve
month and in this city three months, are en-
fiIled ~ register.
All duly-Qualifed persons whose names
are not on the lists already should register.
CITY HEADQUARTERS.
All persons who applied through Demo
cratic headquarters for transfers, and who
have not received them, can procure the
same by applying to-day at lll2 east Main
street.
WARD HEADQUARTERS.
Clay Ward-4li west Broad.
Monroe Ward-eoutheast corner Third
and Broad streets (up-stair-).
Madison Ward-s2l east Broad.
Jefferson Ward-Old Dominion Club room,
corner Eighteenth end Hain streets.
Marshall Ward-24t2 east Broad.
Tho Jackson-Ward headquarters will be
found at the rooms Of the Democratic clubs
In hat ward.
ECgtsfrnrs and Places or sitting.
CLAY WARD.
First Precinct George J. Hooper, corner
10lY tuu IhNi'ls
second Precinct W. j. Baker, Broad near
Murf0r1.
Thlrd Precinct-A.L. Burford, Broad near
Adams.
Fourth Precinct-L. l.. Lacy, 1900 west
Main,
MONROE WARD.
First Precinct-il. II. Wilkins, First be-
tween Main and Cary.
Second Procinct-Thomas Elicit, Second
between Grace aud Franklin.
Third PIcciuCt-Andrew krousc, Adams
between Broad and Marshall.
Fourth Prcinct-S. l.. BlOOmberg, Dip- !
ucr's stables Marshall and Third streets.
Fifth Prccinct-J. {. Hannah, corner Canal f.
and Second streets.
MADISON WARD.
First Prcciuc'-R T.. Reynolds, Marshall I
between Sixth and Seventh.
second Prerinct--W. J.. johnson, Cot
trclrs Office, Broad between Eighth and
Ninth.
Tmrd Precinct James II. Pecor, Seventh
between Franklin and Main,
Fourth vrlcinct-John Il. Quarles, SeY-
Cn'h between Main and Cary.
JEFFERSON WARD.
First Prccinct--J. W. Frayser, under EX-
change lloici.
second Prccinct-r. J. Robertson, Old
Market.
Fhtrd Precincts. r. Perdue, Main street
ncsr Twcutv-ihrd.
Fourtb Trecinct-R. 5. Anderson, Broad
street near IWeniy-frst.
MAGsHALL WARD.
First Precincl-J. j. Cannon, Rockets
Bridge.
Second Prccinct-W. II. Williams, Broad
near rveuiyfijh street.
Third pIccnct-James II. Goddih, Ma.
sonic Hall, Twenty -tiith street.
JACKSON WARD.
Fir.f Precinct-R. J. Coltrell.
Second Pre,inct-W. p. Southall, st.
James and Duyal.
Third Preliuct-W. J. Stephens, Second
and DuyaL
Fourth Procinct-John Fnnerty Seven.
teenth near Nenable.
tIItcd states supervisors.
NJ. +. Plea~auts. Chief Supervisor, has is
sued commissions signed by Judge Hughes
10 the following United states supervisors Of
election for each precinct IN this city. The
first named person is slppointed on the recon-
mcndatIon Of Chairman Ryan, OF the CITY
Democratic Committee, and the last named
at The suggestion OF Captain lIudnall, chair
man Of tie Republican Committee.
MARsHALL WARD.
Firs. Pfocinct-John Romer and l. W.
ThTochmortOn.
second Precinct-L. c. Elicit and W. b.
iIsvncs.
Tmrd Preciuct-J. Samuel Wilkinson and
J. T. j. Melton.
JEFFERSON WARD.
First Precinct-John T. Wood and F. c.
ElfuD
second Preclnct-W. Il. Wood and n. J.
Smith.
fhrd Precinct-John F. Rappo and
James klin.
Fourth Prscinct-J. L. FlOurnoy and J.
II. Adams.