Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
KrFnnMENN, qECKEr.
One Whsch s1hnehester voters are
ASKED "a suppOrt-Othor NOtea.

Tho Manchester heformcrs have at last shown
rnev have nominated ticket for municipal
offices and present 10 10 lhe voters OF tho cily
ihs Reiorm Ciub, VI which 4. 3. Tyson is
president aud W. n. Sampson. secretary, held
meeting at Coslcys Han Tuesday night and
decided 20 carry out the recommendation OF tho
Executive Board that fun ucset be Put
IA the field. They endorse John 2. Taylor who
declined O. so into The primary for Mayor, gu
dorse Charles l. Page Che Democratic nominee
for COmmOnw. alih's Attorney, ara nominated
g. s. Wells for City Sergeant, and &. G.. Clarke
for Commissioner u TIE Revenue. lney present
tho following gentlemen for TIE Council: >. ii.
BD-ty aud ilam hsines from ihe rnet Narl;
Henry q. HcEtilo "a Republican I'D national poll-
u.s who was nominated by INC Democrats Two
weeks ago from the second WGri, William Hart
from tho Third, and Mr. Baocr from the Fourth
$40 nominations were made for Justices OF the
peace Some OK their Council nominees were
first brought out 10y the Republicans or have
been endorsed boy them, notwithstanding the
fact that early ia the campaign the Republican
CITY Committee adopted resolutions saying mat
they would make no nominations.
WHICH WILL YOU VOTE FoR?
The prac,i-nl question which now presents IT.
self 90 tne Democratic voters OF Manchester IS
which ticket viii YOU vote for-the one nomi-
ua..i hv the Democratic primary or that placed
i'm the Hold b. the Reform club, large ma
f1Yttv ~ whose members are kepubll 'ausY
H. 10 wiatom 20 support ticket made by the
votes OF s.8 Democrats or ono brought forward
by q club that oniy claims 70 nave l9J Inembers,
Under Democratic government Manchester IL
becoming moro and more pr0sporOus and she
continually gives nav evidences OF progras-.
Her steady progress appeals in s-rOng ms 10
all loyfl Democrats 70 stand by the party nomi-
uses Gll Of whom are worthy 70 nj the positions
to which they aspire.
II h true mat most Of the Reform candidates
were formerly Democrats, but they are now IN
the field az opposition O. the regular Democratic
fictSt Every Democrat should 90 HIS duty and
see 20 II that tho fun vote Of the party is polled
on tie 2flh instant, and for tho PULL ticket
THE wATER-TOwER.
CANAAN White. Of New York, who has the con-
tract for erecting a tower hero and Of furnishing
tho city with water. Is expected 70 commence
work now very soon. He will probably bo here
by the MIDDLE Of the month. In recent letter
70 a gentleman here no stated that be hoped To- no
able 10 have the system Ia operation by Noyem-
her next. IL Is stated upon good authority that
arrangements with the Phiadelphia owners OF
the battery property Tor site nave Dcen or soon
VIII DO completed.
PERSONAL, &C,
Mr.. j. Wallace sneilings, Of Danvile, ia in the
mo city School Bosrd meets in the Council
chamber tonight at o'clock Tor general busi- Z
ucss.
field nas Ia The city yesterday
Mr H. IS. Robertson. who has been quite sick ]
for tho past ten days. Is atll kept at home. but
hopes b he out In a tow days.
Hr X &. BrOaddus has returned from LOUISE |
ana accompanied 10y his littie nieces and nephew,
whore widowed mother died quite recently.
Ruth Council OF Chosen Friends held a regular 4
meeting last night, and we're yisited by Rich /
lnond Council IA body. The visitors were 1
nicely entertained, aud tho entire evening was I
pleasant 10 all