Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26

\ ou viii look Ikea silly non-comhatant
WHOM tno lattlc of ballots is raging # YOU
cHuupf give your Iroihcrs help because
vou arc NOT registered"
Yau viii bee regarded either as very stu
pid ,r as having very little Democratic
stun iu vou
Let the whites be as attentive I'm this
matter ls thc blacks and there VIII be- no
possible douut as 80 the result
WHO SHOULD LOOK oUT.
Those who arc SURF that thcv voted at
the pr. -Id.ntlal election and reside now
whore thcv dia then ncci not concern
themselves but those VINO have moved
FROM ono place Of residence to another luo
mnffc, II only across th" strcct Hnould 20
and inquire n transfers are needed. II
thrg lrc this is the last day upon which 90
rcf tlciu Tn other words, after the rcgl--
trntiou-hnoks close Tonight % w,ll b" too
lltn to add vour name 20 enable You 90
vote lu November 9th.
So n vou are gong to help 10 do battle
for Irr.uIa cn,'p IaV~'r'S TO-DAY.
Don't Doe a u-eios- sptctainI OF me hHht;
ureparr Yourself .o deal blow. hll young
men Who win arrive ~ The age OF twenty
onc by tho day ot election can register 10
d0s.
Navy por-ou- are in doubt whether they
nrr entitled % vote. or whether thty need
transfers: the information they require
can bo ohtaued Tom The Democratic
headquarters. from auy ward headquarters.
or from any rcfI-iruf
IL VIII take only % fev minutes 10 stop 20
get th, information YOU need, and by SO
dong you viii perform patriotic service.
Notng-Precincts.
The following is % correct list Of the
twcutv-four voting precincts Of thc city;
ae defined bv an ordinance of the Council
adopted and approved October 5th, and
the names of The registrars are also gwen
MAEsHAlL WARD.
First Precinct: $40 Lester street. Jo-
ecph J.. SOrg.
second Precinct: No. 2506 cast Broad
street. " ii. Williams.
Third Precinct: Masonic Hall, No. III
north TVrnty-hfth street. W. N. vii
liams.
JrFFFBsoN WARD.
First Precinct 40. 10 north Fourteenth
street. under the Exchange Hotel. {. W.
second Precinct First-Market Hall,
Seventeenth and Main streets. 4. D. Ko-
ibmd Precinct. No. 21Is east Main
street $. K. Pcrdue.
Fourth Precinct: Bl0Unts carpenter
shop. Twonty-frst street between Broad
and Marshall streets. George W Folhcs.
MADISON Ward.
First Precinct: No. 6lJ east Marshall
street. Julius 4. H0bsou.
Second Precinct: No. slS cast Broad
street. John Z. Quaries:
Third Precinct: Coshv's shop, No.
north seventh street. James II. Pecor Jr.
Fourth Precinct: Buuoughss coal Of
fc,. ON Seventh street between Main and
Gary streets. Z. G. Walden.
MONROE WARD.
First Precinct No. 10 south First street.
H. II. wilkins.
Third Precinct; No. lG west Broad street.
Andrew hr0use.
street. l. LoVoustwu.
F'fth Precinct: No. POI east Canal street.
W. a. Price.
CLAY WARD.
First Precinct: No 800 west Cary street.
CcorecJ Hooper
Second Prociuct 40. 80 west Broad
street. " =. jenkins.
Third Precinct: no. ~ west Broad
street. 4. l.. Burford.
Fourth Precinct. No. 1900 west Nam
street. j. T. Lewis.
JAogsON WARD.
IIrs, Precinct: No. 7a0wcst LeiGh street.
Richard j. CottToll.
Second Precinct: No. ! west DuNal
street. Robert TAYLOR.
Iairi Precinct No. 20j east buV0 street,
ON the south side OF Duyl street between
Second and Third streets. James K. Brad
Fourth Precinct: No. 5o7 north Seven
tceuth street John fnucr,y.
roIcr ARRANGEMENTS TO-DAY.
In view of the iuccnd.ary Republican
oratory %. late It may happen that eNclted
persons may bring on dist eiWhanccs at me
places of registration to-day. and as II Is as
true .n politics as in WAT that an ounce "t
prevention is worth % pound ot cure. the
MaVor and Chief of Police have determined
that the cntire regular forcc shall be on
hand today 81 keep the peace.
One half ot them Will be stationed AZ the
r,lNrat. on-precncts; the other viii be
bDid b. reserve at thc Second station
house.
miItar, company viii also he kept at
IFS armOry 90 answer "a call il made.
SpDciul policemen viii do the duty OF
which the regulars are temporarily re-
lcyed
Democratic Meeting ON oregon Hin To-
slight.
The workngmcu of Oregon Hi and all
tht section ot the city VII unite an
mlss-meCtiug % he held Tonight at the
corner of High and Church streets. Hon;
GEORGE 3D. Wise. Hon t. y. Muatord, anu
our candidates for the Senate and House
will Doe present TO address the people. \
number of clubs Will attend M bodies ana
fa,s, viii boz escorted from the corner or
Second and Main streets TO the place OF
Tbcrc j.. no doubt Of a large attendance,
and undoubtedly the speakers Will do their
br,f 90 please their hearers. as the work
insnen of Oregon Hi are among. our
tilest and pr0mptesi voters, and nothing
that We can do TO compliment lheiu Will pe
let und0ue.
Thcrc VIII be a band Of music in the pa
rad, aud at the meeting
Powhatan Club.
The assemhly-room Of this club was
GU.d last night 1t having been announced
tLatA +. Montague, Esq., of Danvlle, and
Roosevelt Pa9e, Esq., OF Hanover WouIu
'1yrndhan II. Meredith, Esq. pleasantly
introduced NJ Page. WHO'S a son OF MAJOR
John and brother of Thomas Nelson
pagc. E.a. he made an able aud interest
in speech. which Was loudly opplauded.
Nr. Meredith also introduced Mr. Mon
tapue. who Is son Of the late Robert l.;
Montague, Esq, who was known as the oiu
"DcmocTatic red fox"
Tie son sustained the high reputation OF
his father iu q speech repiete WIN oleM-
fed and earnest language, Wen lhter-
sperscd with humor. He made favorable
impression. ,,
Tho Democratic club in Fulton last night
hold one Of the best meetings they Dave had
during the campaign. The attendance was
A committee was present from the Drum
,ncrs' Club and extended an invitation 70
mite with them in their parade on tho fth
0l November. which was accepted by the
Fulton Democracy.
HE committees were appointed 70 make
all arrangements for the grand rally 70 D9
held In front Of DOnahoo's Hall on next
Wednesday night. Messrsi BOOM, ,dhes nyrhe,
Sffey he business Of the club was disposed
Of
Union Club.
The Union Democratic Club viii meet
tonight in Springfield Hall. seyerai 10, |
cal speakers viii be present 10 in@Ae
Campaign Money Needed
The City Democratic Committee tMr.
jackson Guy ehairlnan) 10 now canyasSing