Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-21
Jackson ward.
No ticket for the Council.
FOR JUSTICES or THE PEACE.


Wtneton's plurality ..........''.....iiSl
Childrey's majority. 4.s
Cunpinghams plurality .............'..'..'''a1 'a1,
Aunloros meloriiy. '''..S,so
0arrtson's majority.
Robert A. Cnrters plurality ity...............-.. a.g
Goddins plurality. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. oI
Shields plurality y............................
Personnel of the New Council Nonf-
nees.
Joseph w. Carter, of Marshall Ward,
who is to fill the seat of Alderman Il. vi.
Noble, is a contracting carpenter on
Twenty-sixth street, Church Hill. He
is an ex-member of the Common Coun-
Gil.
William II. Peasants is we'll known.
He is an attdche of the firm OF George
d. Peasants & Son, insurance agents.
Mr.. Peasants is an ex-member OF the
Board Of Aldermen, and at present q
member OF the Board Of Public lnte-
resta
Mr.. w. J. Moore is blacksmith, and
lives in Fulton.
John Mann (incumbent) is a member
Of the firm of Forbes & Mann, proprie-
tors Of the Baltimore Brick Company.
Mr.. Mann lives on Church Hill.
John Il. Grymes is about forty years
Of age, and by occupation messenger
at the Capitol.
w. II. Curtis, brother of Hon. John
A. Curtis, member of the House of
Delegates, is a manager at the Richmond
and Dsnyile wharyes. He has been in
the Council before.
JEFFERSON.
r. VI. Taylor is member of the con-
Germ of r. f. Taylor & Co., wholesale
grocers, Thirteenth street. He is also
an old councilman, and will succeed
Alderman Beverley T. Crump.
Charles Il. Brauer is a butcher, and
lives on Nineteenth street.
L. 4. Christian, undertaken, is well
known.
John NJ. Higgins was a councilman
for many terms in past years. He IL
engaged in the grocery business on lower
Franklin street.
George f. Bowden (ncumbent) is a
compositor at the state newspaper office.
W. j. Mussen is proprietor OF the
Changers cooperative store on Eigh-
teenth street. He lives on Twenty-third
street.
MADISON.
n. d. Hargroye GncumbenD is con-
tracing painter. He has been mem
ber of both branches of the Council.
Preston Belyin is the well-known
Governor-strect furniture dealer. He
will succeed Alderman r. ". Powers,
who was not a candidate for reelection.
Charles L. Williams Gncumbent) is a
member Of the firm OF Johnston, VIII
hams & Boulware, lawyers.
James l.. Anderson IS a young law
yer, formerly Of Pittsylyanis county,
who has been practicing here for several
years.
+. b. Grymes is superintendent of tho
Chesapeake and Ohio grain-elevator.
". Deane Courtney is in the oil busi
ness. He is son OF Mr.. Thomas La.
Courtney.
j. Taylor Stratton is Of the concern of
J. Taylor Stratton Il Co., dealers IN
hides, leather, &c., Thirteenth street.
". y. White is OK the widely-known
firm of Christian & White, retail grocers,
Main street.
MONROE.
L. L. Bass (incumbent) is president of
the Board Of Aldermen and a member
OF the hay and grain-house of Simpson,
Bass * Co.
Lewis d. Crenshaw Gncumbent) is
treasurer OF the Haxall-Crenshaw Com
pany. ,
Henry Bodeker GncumbenD is head
of the drug-house Of Bodeker Brothers
an old establishment.
George b. Steel Is Main-street dem
tlst.
Role Z. Glover is son OF the late
cashier Of the First National Bank and
member OF the wholesale grocery estab-
lishment Of Augustine * Glover, on Cary
street.
Gilbert J. Hunt, who is a contracting
carpenter, has probably built more houses
than any other man i'll the city.
James W. White is commander OF Lee
Camp and Fifth-street blacksmith.
CLAY.
James II. Capers is a merchandise
broker.
W. ). Gum is a member OF the Com
mon Council now, and is q lumber
dealer.
Thomas 2. Campbell is a lumber in
spector, and was some years ago a men,
Der of the Council and chairman OF the
Committee on Streets.
J. Fleming Wingfield is builder, and
has seen service in years past as a MEM
Der Of the Council
Charles |. Philips is a merchant, and
Levin Joynes is secretary OF the
Southern Supply Company.