Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-06
PLACES OF MEETING.
WHERE DEMocRATI VOTERS WILL
ASSEMBLE TOMORROW NIGHT.
Names of tho Temporary Chnirmcn-How
Delegates to the Convention VIII
BE Chosen.

Tomorrow night the Democrats OF the
city will assemble in precinct meetings 10
elect delegates to the congressman con-
yention which will be held in the Ballard
House on August 18th.
Last night tho City Democratic Commit
tee met and completed arrangements Tor
the meetings.
Nr. Tenser, chairman Of the Committee
on Printing, announced thatall the tickets
were ready for delivery TO the ward super
intendents.
The ward superintendents reported the
places for meeting as follows;
JEFFERSON wAED.
First Precinct: Police-Court room.
Second: Old Market Hall.
Third: Henrico county courthouse.
Fourth: No. sos north Iwenty-nrststfee',
Blunt's carpenter-shop.
CLAY wARD.
First Precinct: No. Git west Main street;
Second: Iholrs Hall. corner OK Broad
and Munford streets.
Third: Corner Of Henry and Broad
streets.
Fourth: Corner of Cary and Reservoir
streets.
MADISON wABD.
First Precinct: Powhatan-Club rooms.
Second: Chancery-Court room.
Third: No. s36 east Nam street.
Fourth Basement Of Fcrriter's restau-
rant, corner of Seventh and Cary streets.
MONROE WARD.
First Precinct: No. l0j east Main street.
Second: Columbus Hall:
Third No. 6 west Broad street.
Fourth: Dippner's stables, Third and
Marshall.
Fifth: No. 2Ol east Canal.
MARSHALL WARD.
First Precinct: Kerses Hall, Louisi-
second: No. 25O6 east Broad street.
Third: Springfield Hall, Twenty-sixth
and Nj streets.
JACKSON WARD.
First Precinct: No. 733 Brook avenue.
Second and Third: CAMS Hall. First
and Baker streets.
Fourth: No. 627 north Seventeenth
street.
now TO ORGANIZE.
Under the plan the ward superintendent
designates person TO call the meeting to
order. A permanent chairman VIII then
he elected bv the meeting. and the voting
will proceed by secret ballot. The only
tickets 10 be used are furnished by the
City Committee.
The presence of the registrar with nis
books will be secured as far az possible,
and the voting will proceed as is usual at
elections. In the event the registrar i not
present the voters name and residence
will be recorded the same aS If the regis
trar was present. 49, :,
Only registered Democrats will be allow.
cd TO vote.
WHO WILL CALL TO ORDER.
The persons selected to call the meetings
to order are as follows:
Marshall Ward-First precinct. Ph,lip
ONeil Second, G. Watt Taylor; Ihird,
Jefferson Ward-First precinct. A. W
Rosene: Second, n. B. GroOms; Third. X.
II. Figg: Fourth. W. I. Loving.
Madison Ward First precinct. H. r.
Phillips: Second, Poiteaux Robinson
Third, L. A. Cary; Fourth. jefferson Wal
lace.
Jackson Ward First precinct. Samue
Rritton: Second and Third, c. Z. Bigger
Fourth. Dennis Wren.
Monroe Ward - First precinct, A. G
Knowles; Second, Thomas Elicit: Third
Joseph l.. Levy; Fourth, |. Loyensteln
Fifth, Percy Gray.
Claw Ward-First precinct, c. |. Philips.
Second, Il. T. Davis; Third, Jackson Guy
Fourth, NJ. I. Seay.
/ THE TICKETs,
Some discussion was had as TO the hes
means of getting the tickets to the meet
| ings. 1t was finally decided to appoint {
| committee to seal the ballots for each pre-
cinct. give them to the ward superinien
dent, who will hand them to the persons
who will call the meetings TO order anC
who will in turn deliver them TO the per
manent chairman. and the seal will then b'
broken in the presence of the meeting.
Messrs Brady, Flournoy. and Iense
were appointed to carry out this motor
| and performed their duty in the presence
| Of the whole committee.
No other ballots than these are TO b'
used. They are printed with blank line
| corresponding to the number of delegates
to be chosen in the respective precincts.
After disposing of this matter the com
| mittee went into secret session for th'
transaction Of private business.