Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
REGISTER SATURDAY.
THAT'S THE LAST DAY YOU CAN GET
YOUR NAMES ENROLLED.
yhose who Need Transfers ShouId Give
the Matter Attention To-Day or They
MAY he Too Late.

I.It~iNlcu.
II their namcs are not on the books at
sundovu tomorrow evening they viii not
be entitled Go vote on the 5th Of Noyem-
boI.
7, therefore bchoovcs al 70 soc that they
ere sociscrcl, and at he r,g4 precinct.
ISi. is a matter Of vital importance and
should bo overlooked 10y none.
Those who voted last fall and have not
moved since are all night and need not dis
fuih themselves: but all who have moved
s.rcc then. 70 matters not how short the
distance. shonld interest themselves 20 see
if iu moving they have not cheugcd from
ono precinct 20 another. If thore has been
change very likely a transfer ia needed
aid 81 must be recorded tomorrow.
look 70 n TO-DAY.
This matter Of transfers Is one that
should br attended g. to-day.
r. take some little time to get q transfer
and hayc 10 properly entered ON the books,
aud by Whiting until tomorrow something
Mlv occur that viii cause the loss OF a
vote.
Tho noreorr ENGAGED nt Democratic head
quarters wll not undertake TO get any
transfers tomorrow. They have all that
they can d. Oh look after the registration
o. unregistered voters and the delivery Of
transfers now iu their po,soseion.
No.ers needing transfers VIII Therefore
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Tomorrow, ten iay, before the election
l- 3D." iN Designated uy ihc tiecuo1 laws
oi Virginia as the last ono on which ANY
voter can '' 'hiouel 10 Fole lh 'h' Sue
r0.l ding election.
b. 'arh oi ne t"nnty-iour pTeciIcts IN
i.lrhupNi ana a. every p.iHng-li'ce IN
ihn STATE iAt -i"lItTs VII re present
ii.m -u.i uL'H sunset 10 Ie-Is'ter ne"
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.,..,n., Nf- Tour,ira. who Is nm charrr Of
fl.r..fn. and lanes Esifo is the lustling
,.....rrar U. +. activeoud etirriug. and
I.- ,,,-.. . ,,~.at Goel of work
II.-.iD chsrrcof the various ward head
rnsrfcrs Up. aI49 kout busy from early
,.ornin, urtu late I'm the evening. and
.Irourl thD-o sources hundreds of trans
t.r. hove hoon secured for porsons voting
t.raor el-.,, bcro throughout the State.
tr..ra.-r.. sam .ayeral hurdre1 ynters in
Richmond who need 10 hc REGISTERED. and
they must do so tomorrow or it Will be too
lat.
Democratic Meeting on Oregon Hill.
The workiu-men of Oregon Hill and
uoichhorina sections of tine city viii have
mas--,n,otiug al the intersection g
Church and High streets tomorrow nlGht
and VIII O.. addressed 10y Hon. George ID.
Ni-e Hon. Beverley B. blunford, and our
candidate for the Legislature.
All thr Democratic clubs OF the city are
invited and urecdto Join ID the demonstTa-
Main and Second streets and escorted TO
thc place of moctiug. A band of music
has been secured for the occasion. Inc
llcnocfatc WofKlhHIheh never q" any
thing boy halves, and a rousins meeting
anu me spee-h'5 may De expected.
The Fulton Meeting.
Tho root,rp i'm Fnlton has been most
,orcJ nom NnnJav 10 Wednes,lay uirLt.
ann instant. iu order to obtain a hall
The club viii have - platform erected
aud covered over iQr tho spelheIs' anu
pIrPh"u'n' LOT ok opCn-al5 me-. H'o.
VIA De- mace uu' III 'n7e Vi I4u N'','"'I
'hf\ VIII nave the nan 10 IAN D"ch ol' OK
lel Der nm.
Ncssrs. lt- n. Cardwell. John hunter;
IT., nnd Meade llaeslns Will sneak ana
.i'aln, +. W. tilaI' WIN qU"'-
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Mndison-W ard Club.
Thc Nadiscn-Nard Club had large at
tendance last night az their meeting IN the
ChanccrV-t Court room. The usual routine
business WAS transacted, after which work
was mapped out for registration and cleo
tOu-lly-.
Ncs-rs. Booth. Lovenstein. Spotswood,
aad GUy favored the club with few STIR
ruc and practical remarks, after winch IT
adjourned 10 meet next Tuesday night.
Madl-on-M Ward Cluo, ~ usual, Will DO us
fuil duly.
c,..vr'-, -. Ia, - vol, ot
..,.5.l ',', ~. ErinlarIt's Hail last
r."It
Az ;,.,.;,..;,., of crpor;nton1ont Cotcs
of N,r,,c W,rj tn intend ne rellv ON
Oregon lIill Saturday night was accepted.
Nr. John Hunter, Jr., made an exceiieht
er'.cN. Alderman Capels ana captain
John j. King also spoke effectively
Send In Your Address.
A. tne heslquartcrs of the Democratic
party iu Clay Ward several transfers have
h..u procured for persons whose addresses
w.Io not taken. or. If gwen have been lost.
AIT voters who have ordered thcr transfers
~ tA,s "atd sh9uid See 70 ~ az once 'naV
they aIe properly entered on the books
IichM"nd-' "iIese O'"'"or"'''
pr,roe,1tic Cl,,h hold Yesterday eveniupit
Wa decided TO participate in the demon