The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-05

COMPLETE LIST OF THE VARIOUS
POLLING PLACES.

Over 1hcm-lnc D~""~'"eie ''"'" NJ"
Legislative Tickets-A Democratic Can
dIdste in the County.
The location of the precincts Of election
and the names Of the three judges of cleo
ton ARE as follows:
frhe first person named of the three judges
ut each precinct is the registrar.)
MARSHALL WARD.
First precinct. 80 Lester street.
Judges: Joseph T.. >org. Thomas j. En-
right. T. +. scott.
second precinct, No. 2jO6 east Broad
street.
Judges: W. II. wiWams. James II. God
din. Jr.. William Il. Haynes.
Third precinct. Masonic Hall, No. III !
North Twenty-fifth street.
Judges: W. VI. Williams, John Pitt, q.
VI. steward.
JEFFERSON WARD.
First precinct, No. II north Fourteenth |
street. under the Exchange Hotel.
Judges: &. ". Otey, sol. l.. BIoomburg j.
Henry Crutchtield.
second precinct. First Market Hall. cor
ner of Main and seventeenth streets.
Judges: +. j. Robertson, Henry Cohen, |
Aristotle Davis.
Third precinct, No. 22is east Main street. |
Judges: :. X. Perdue. Thomas +. Rich |
Fourth precinct, Bounts carpenter shop, |
Twenty-trst street between Broad and |
Marshall streets.
Judges: George ". Fowlkes, W. Il. Smith
and William Williamson.
MADISON WARD.
First precinct. No. Gl3 east Marshall !
street near second market.
Judges: Julius \. Hobson. Henry :. Jen-
ning- and Oliver Jones.
second precinct, No. SIS east Broad Street.
between Eighth and Ninth.
Judges John Il. Quarles. John Blair and
Il. W. Russell.
Third precinct. Cosby's shop, No. north
seventh street. Z
Judges James II. Pecor. Jr.. William +.
IiarwOod and James W Randolph.
Fourth precinct, Burroughs coal-yard.
on seventh street. between Main and Cary.
Judges: r. &. Walden, :. Taylor Evans,
". ID. Brown.
MONROE WARD.
First precinct. No. 10 south First street.
between Main and Cary.
Judges: II. IL. wilkins. Andrew {. :
Knowles. :. Il. RagIaud. sr.
Second precinct, No. PIP north second I
street between Grace and Broad.
Judges Thomas Elicit, W. Fred. Plea
sauts. j. J. BY.
Third precinct. No. l6 west Broad street.
Judges: Andrew krause. Luther Martin.
Jacob Cohen. [
Fourth precinct, No. as north Third
street near the corner Of Marshall.
Judges: lsadore Lo,enstein, VI. :. Blount
W. l.. Griffin.
Judges: W. A. Price, John A. Mosby, y
Henry HudnaIl. t
CLAY WARD.
corner 90 Laurel.
Judges: George J. Hooper, j. Harvey
simpson. Henry E. Atkins. Il
second precinct, No. 80 west Broad r.
street.
Judges; W :. jenkins, -. F. ,hepperson, o.
George y. Gwathmey. n
Third precinct. No. i24 west Broad street
Judges \. l.. Buford. {. '. Clash. &. W.
Burr. y
Fourth preciuct, No. 1900 west Main cl
street.
Judges; J. T. Lewis, John f. Meredith, GO
William \. Jacob. h
JACKSON WARD.
First precinct. No. 700 west Leigh street. "
Judges: Richard :. Cottell ". l.. Tim !,
)erake. Il. 1. stokes. III
second precinct. No. / west Duyal street.
Judges: Robert Taylor. William Joseph J;
smith. :. j. Gilpn. le
Third precinct, No. 20j east Du,al street. hs
Judges james Il. Bradley, Henry ".
Run. :. :. Richardson. NJ
Fourth precinct, No. 5o7 north seven be
eenth street. TIA
Judges John Finneriy, II. 4. Nightin-
ale. James j. Rankin. u
THE TICKET. W
The Democratic candidates TO be voted ri
Or to-day are: pc
G0yernor-P. W. Mckinney. Democrat.
Lieutenant GOVERNOR. IIoge Tyler. W:
A,
Attorney General !. Taylor Scott, Demo for
rat. nr,
TO represent the city Of Richmond and wi
he county Of iIenricO in the Virginia state eli.
enate the Democratic candidates are VIII
am LoNenstein, Of Richmond, and Conway
b. sands, Of IIenrico county.
For the House of Delegates on the Demo J
'atic ticket, the candidates are: Thomas cot
ryne. Walter T. Booth, John \. Curtis. yes
nd Levin J0ynes. bill
COMMISSIONERS. AZ
The commissioners will meet Thursdays mel
II o'clock at the Hastings Courtroom lIa
canvass the returns from the twenty-f0ur n
'ecincts. Raj
These commissioners are selected from the vii
dyes. and are George j. Hooper, ". II. I'm,
iliam-, James !. Rankin. b. ". Russell fai
ld Andrew hfan-e. .Tr-
FOR PRESERVING The old
PEACE. Uar
The entire police force If one hundred Tho
IN from the Chief Of Police down 10 all
p priyaies, will be ON duty to-day from q
lock this morning until II o'clock to-
ght. W
The police are armed as usual with Smith tarr
W essen dOublc-3ctlOn nNe-shOotcrs. and ache
ch policeman will carry several addi- Mas
nal rounds ~ cartridges. u W
The probabilities are that any person de- ~ ~
ing 10 precipifate a riot in the city will shai
main quiesccnt when knowing that ample
vision has been made 10 nip the first at
npt Of that sort in the bud -
Il j. the desire Of the authorities that this '''i
elton shall pass through peaccably. The . ,i'.
lief il that il will: but To make assurance thto
tain. such special police as may be need ''"l
have been appointed, even though there
" be- no need for their services
The best Democrats in the city will be al -.
polls to see that all legal votes are cast ff
/ that no illegal votes are allowed al the lsS
- th'ri
THE HENRICO MIDDLE. IN
n addition 10 the state and Senatorial
Aet To bee voted for in HenricO TODAY. the FIR
ididates for the House Of Delegates are rent,
aodon r. Taylor ana William IT, Beye- FRI,
Se, who each claim 70 represent the Re- DAYS
Dlcan party Of the county. IN
'eNeridge claims that the first nOmina. denc
z convention nominated him Inc.
lr. Taylor claims fb,t he has hoo, ,o,,; inyIt
ed by the second. and. as he and those NJ
D nominated him claimed was the only TIL J
yentiOn Of the Republican marry which nally
the poweror was capable Of nominating 'e Th,
'""'' denc
IOCRAIIC CANDIDATES FOR THE UOTSF Hull
his mornin, an tha na,,oor,,;,. 80, s, at
be found The name Of MIR. Joseph b BU
IL n that county's representative in the reside
1 House Of Delegates. He will probably 'i XS,
'lected by couple Of hundred majority. w
Ot more All
---- east
Possible Case. M Is, -,
ne Of The finest dramatic performances Chur,
! IN Richmond for many day was given o'cl0c
he Mozart Academy of Music last even. -