The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-22
part in the canvass. His place will be
CVa1 h., Navor Ellvaop


filled by Mayor Ellyson
Commonwealihs Attorney Witt IS
Judge elect Of the Hastings Court. and
will FL that position for six years from
the first day of next January.
Colonel Spoiswood VIII be Common
wealth Attorney for two years from the
fist day OF next July.
Mr. John X Chidrey takes the place
Of Samuel {. Grcenhow.
Captain Frank ". Cunningham be
comes City Collector in place Of Aylelt
r. Woodson, deceased
Robert A. Carte is TO be City Scar
gent in place Of j. &. Smith.
Charles w GOddin will be the Clerk
Of the Chancery Court in place OF Mr
Berry.
All the above new officers as well as
the old ones, who were renOminated, VIII
90 into Office for thei' respective term
on the first day Of July next.
BOARD or ALDERMEN
Tie members Of the Board Of Alder
men (0ne-half Of that b0dyl. all the mem
bcrs of the Common Council, and the
Justices of The Peace from each ward
nominated, are
MARSHALL WARD.
Board of Aldermen-Joseph W. Car
ter.
Common Council-William IL. Pleas
ants, ". j. Moore, 'John Mann, John
II. Grimes, and W Ii. Curtis.
Justices of the Peace-John " Goode,
aW. c. Bailey, and James p. Sharp.
JEFFERSON whRp.
Board of Aldermen-R VI. Taylor.
Common Council-Charles r. Brauer,
l.. T. Christian, John NJ. Higgins, *George
E. Bowden, and ". Mussen.
Juslices-'George &. Childrey, Nv. j.
Holmes and 4. {. Saunders.
MADISON WARD.
Board NJ Aldermen-'N D. HargrOve,
Preston Bevin, and 'Charlea u. VIII
/ iams
Common Council-James L. Anderson,
T.. b Grymes. " Dean Courtney, }.
Taylor Stralton, and " L. White.
Justices-*>amud +. McGehee, j. Me-
Tillcr, and W B Jones
MoNEoE wA.u.
Board of Aldermen l.. Bass and
*Louis ID. Crenshaw.
Common Council fHenry Bodcker,
George b Steel, Rolfe + Glover, Gilbert
J. Hunt, and James " White
Ju-iic,s-.W l. Graves. Ambrose
( Barratt, and II b. Gruhh,.
CLAY wAKu.
Board os Aldcrmen-Jame. ii Capers.
Common Council-*William :. Gunn.
I. p. Campbcll, Charles !. Philips, J. +.
Wingfeli, and lie in Joynes.
Justices-M Fill. ceay, &C. ". Tyler,
and b. 4. jacob.
The gentlemen whose names are ma ked
. are at presen, incumbents Of the Of
fee to which they have been renomi-
mated
The only person elected to the Council
on the Reform ticket" two years ago.
who ran In the primary this spring and
was nominated, is Mr.. George L Bowden,
/ Councilman from Jefferson ward.
JACKSON wsRD.
In Jackson ward there are d number of
negroes who will be candidates for the
Council, including all the present incum-
bents The Democrats did not have can
dida,es ia the primary in that ward. The
only candidate for q ward posi- ion in
| jackson ward was Mr. Samuel BrltlOn
for Justice Of the Peace lie received
the full vote cast.
CLAY WARD.
The TIMES published yesterday the
yerpHa4 of all the Couucilmen excepting
those elected from Clay ward
They are Mr.. James II. Capers for
Board Of Alderman He is a mcrchan-
disc broker.
For Council. Mr.. W 5. Gum, who has
been former Councilman, and recently
elected TO fill vacancy by the present
Council, is a lumber dealer and led the
ticket largely in his ward.
Mr. Thomas + Campbell Is lumber
inspector, was for TWO terms d member
Of jhe Council and during his occupancy
of the Office was chairman Of the Com
miiiee ON Streets.
Mr j. Fleming WingGcld has also been
member Of the Council. He is a build
cr.
Mr.. Charles l. Phillips is a merchant
who does business in Belyidere block.
Mr.. Levin Joyner is the secretary OF the
Southern Supply Company.
AGooD RESUME.
The above is a good resume OF the can
diGaies. and the result of the primary
two days after the smoke Of battle had
cleared away.
THE POLICE JUSTICEsHIP.
Candidates 30 Far Announced.
There are four candidates so far who