Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
READY FOR THE VOTE
MATTERS PERFECTED FOR THURS
DAYS FRIENDLY CONTEST.
Meeting of the City Committee LAST
NiSht-List OF yotirg-Piacess
Judges, and Cierks.

The City Democratic Committee held a
meeting in the rooms of the Powhstan
Club last night to perfect arrangements
for the friendly contest on Thursday.
Chairman Jackson Guy presided and the
other members present were Messrs. Smell
lings, Bowen. Bryant. Farrar. Flourney.
Loving, Figg, Cary. Ferriter. Valentine.
jackson. Lamb. Saville, Wood. Smith.
Davis, Brady. Wren, 10th. Heeke. Bigger
Britton, and Gibbons.
JUDGES AND cIyRKs.
On motion of Mr.. Lamb the following
was adopted:
Resolced. That section Of the plan for
the primary election be altered and amend
ed so as TO read as follows:
. The City Democratic Committee elect two
fud ges and one CLERK tor each voting place who
shall before entering upon tho performance OF
their duties az such. take and suoscrlDe tue ossn
prescribed by sectien IFS OF the Code OF VIRGINS,
said oath may be taken and suoscrioel poiere
any person authorized 70 administer osins bus
no person shall be appointed Judge or clerk
who IA directly interested In the result OF ssd
election. The said judges aud CLERKS snsu re-
csye for their services IS each, to oe paid py tns
treasurer of the City Committee upon me cetun-
cate OF the secretary of said committee thst AL
registration books, poll. books aud other papers
inrusted 70 them have been returned 10 hiin
in the event that any Judge or clerk shall iai 20
attend his precinct within one half honr dter
tho opening OF ths polls on tho day OF eiection
the other Judge and clerk or the Two Judges snali
select some suitable person to serve IN tho pla'o
Of such absent judge or clerk, ana the pereon 50
selected shall take aDd subscribe the oatn above
prescribed before entering upon his duties as
such Judge or clerk,
NEW MEMBER.
Mr.. Richard Figg. the new member OF
the committee from Jefferson ward. was
presented to tho committee and made a
brief speech acknowledging the comph-
ment paid him in his election.
GENERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
The matter of distributing tickets was
placed in charge of the Committee on
Plans of which Dir. j. {. Lamb 10 char
man.
Chairman Guy will leave the city to-day
on urgent business and Nice-Chalrman
Bigger will establish headquarters at Pow
hatan Club for election-day.
The Committee on Plans was requested
TO devise a mode Of simplifying canvass OF
returns.
The committee adjourned to meet at
Powhatad Club at 8 O'clock on Thursday,
April Sd.
The Votlng-Piaccs.
The following is a complete list of the
voting places. together with the names or
the judges and clerks of election:
MARSHALL WARD.
First Precinct: Grace's house. Lester street
next 20 the bridge. Judges, Joseph E. Sors and
Thomas GnrghL Clerk, X. Cayedo.
Second Precinct: Broad street between Twenty
ffth and Twenty-sixth streets. Judges, jones
Goddin and stanley Lpscomh Clerk, Henry
Schmidt
third Precinct; Masonic Hall, Tgenty-dith
street Judges, ". Al. Williams aud John Pitt.
Clerk, G. W. White.
JEFFERSON WARD.
First Precinct: No Is north Fourteenth street.
judges, {. w. otey and Caskse CabolL Clerk.
second Precinct: old.Narket Hail. Judges,
I. J.. Robertson and Il. L. Rediord. Clerk. I. w.
Hungerford.
Judges. John II. Gresner and William E. Greer.
Clers. John X. Molly, jr.
Fourth Precinct: Blunt's carpenter shop,
Church lin ayohue. Judges, George W.
FowlKss and Warren smith. Clerk, John Nc
Dowoll.
MADISON WARD.
First Precinct: 900 north seventh street.
| Judge, n. :. Jennings. Clerk, s. A. Wagner.
Second Precinct sisS cast Broad Judges,
!. z. Quarles and John Blair. Clerk, u. Ran
| doph.
Third Precinct Seventh and Main tMcDow-
ellis coal oficel. Judges, c. W. Allon and W.
| 4. Iiarwood. Clerk, A. VI. kessler.
! Fourth Precinct: Fourth and Main Bur.
| roughs's oficel. Judges, John W. Walden and
Il, c. Walden. Clerk, Harvey Chsmoerialne
MONROE WARD.
| First Precinct: Carpenter shop First streo
| between Main and Cary. Judges, A. Z. Knowles
and George II. Burgess Clerk, W. Il. Cole
| man.
second Precinct: gre north Second whit
kamp's siablel. Judges, Thomas Elicit aud E
q. Traylor. CLERK, :. I. Michel
nal a. A. afFa md dya4
A. Krause and /. Martin. Clerk, +. W. Clarke.
Fourth Precinct: 4li north Third street (Bli-
ley's stable). judges, |. L0vensten and A. Is.
Cauthorn. Clerk, W. L. Granger.
Fifth Precinct: Corner Second and Canal.
Judges. George Gibson and j. A. aosby. Clerk
Il. +. Knowles.
CLAY WARD.
Frst Precinct: Laurel and Cary streets
! (Wade's store). Judges, J. II. Simpson and
| Humphrey Calder Clerk, X. l. VandeVenter
Houcks,. Judges. W. II. Jenkins and b. r.
shepperson. Clerk. Harry Lucke.
Third Precinct: l2l west Broad street Judges
A. L. Burford and {. " Clash. Clerk, jane.
( Van Bursn.
Fourth Precinct: 1900 west Main street (slsr-
tin Oters place.. Judges, j. L. Lewis and I. L.
Harris. Clerk, Ro Mitchell
JACKSON WARD.
First Precinct: so 62iH Brook avenue.
Judges, C. w. telihus and q. z Bailey Clerk,
! =. II. AlAulUtflnJ ne.
second Precinct: No 1901 ~. John street
Judges, Robert Taylor and william u. Smith
Clork, G.. W. Wilson.
Third Precinct: Duvsl street between Second
| aud Third streets. Judges. j. II. Bradley and
II. W. Run. Clerk, Z. NJ. Radfori.
Fourth Precinct: No. 5N north Seventeenth
street Judge, John tineriy. Clerk, George
schllei.
CLUB MEETINGS TONIGHT.
The Workiuymen's Democratic Club .ol
Clay Ward Will meet tonight in Rein
hardt's Hall. All the candidates are expect
ed to he present, and the voters are urged
20 come out. Refreshments will be served
az the close Of the meeting.
The Democrats of Monroe Ward will
have n rally in Somma's Hall, at the south
east corner of Broad and Third streets, to-
night.
Stonewall Club of Monroe Ward viii
meet tonight at Reid's Hall. The candi
dates for the Board of Aldermen and Com
mon Council are especially urged 10 at
tend.
JACKsoS-wABD DEMOCRATS.
The Democrats Of the First, Second, anC
Third precincts OF Jackson Ward had
large meeting IN Gains Hall last night ant
were addressed by several candidates.
The club adjourned to meet at the cal
Of the President.
Mast Pay Up To-Day.
Candidates should bear in mind the fac
that unless they pay their assessments be
fore 4 o'clock this afternoon their name
will not appear on the tickets to be vote'
for in the primary on Thursday.
Seventy-eight ward candidates hay'
called on Treasurer Cary and settled, bu
several of the candidates for municipa
offices have not yet paid.
They will have TO do so by 4 p. NJ. TO
day or they will be shut out OF the race.
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This spring time weakens and langor in
fects the very life-blood in our veins, bu
a bottle Of "Nolandine will bring bacl
lost energy and strength.
Easter Flower Opening.
To-day al No. 7 east Broad street Mr. j