The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-22
ron CITY COUNCILMEN.

FOR CITY COUNCILMEN.
iEodison Ua~d-For Alderman: John Il.
nv. Common Council: W. Doanc Court
ney. James r. Ferriter, D.; Is. Guigon, J.
I,vlor StraitOn. and " l.. White. Justices
.cf fbe Peace: " n. Jones, samuel + McGhee,
Monroe !, ard-tor Aldermen: James r
6ray and A. g.. wilkerson common ,ouh-
eli: william l.. Carneai, lolIe Il. Clover
George H. steel. 'seph W. Ih9mss, ana }.
~ White Justices OF the Peace: Am
l-ose barratt, ". A. Graves, and H. u.
tirubDs.
.JeGerson Udrd-For Aldermen: George +.
Eowdet, and William VI. Iurpn Common
ouncil: Charles 4. Brauer T. T. Christian.
u. IL Ferguson, George Il. Gaines and thris-
tian e.. ThOn. justices of The Peace: George
a.. Cnildrey. William j. holmes and ". r.
JOyner
Mor.haH Udrd-For Aldermen Joseph c.
uickersOn and John 4. hughes Common
Council. william III. Curtis. Adam Dlicoht.
J. a. Grimes, John Mann, Jr., W. Moore.
Justices Of The Peace: ". {. Bailey. John w.
Code and James +. sharp
Cioy Jdrd-For Aldermen: II. 4. paws ana
W :. Gum. Common Council: l. 4. camp
bell. II l.. carter. \. G. Houston. g. /. Phil
lips, John :. TrOwer Justices 81 The Peace
4. A. Jacob, J. ID. Perrin and c. W Tyler.
Thisl is the Democratic ticket for city
officers to be voted to-day. Every Democrat
i'm the city should 20 TO the polls and vote
=
is the only one for which there is any an
uounced opposition. The Republicans have
put up James {. Smith as the opponent OF
Captain Charles II. Epps, and they are 60
Ing 10 make mighty effort 20 carry their
man into Office.
smith aud his henchmen have not hesi-
tated 10 resort 10 petty methods 10 carry
their point, and the colored vote will, to n
great extent, support him.
A SHARP TRICK.
one Of Smiths sharpest tricks was to get
out a ticket headed democratic" with all
the Democratic nominees on il. except the
name Of Charles II. Epps, where he has
substituted his own. This received eXten.
siye circulation throughout the city last
night. and in the principal streets was en-
closed in a MANILA envelope and showed
under the door While one Of his men. " .
g.. Armstrong, was performing this duty
last night. inc was arrested for trespassing
on the premise. If Sergeant W. l.. Thomas,
Dos south Pine street, and taken 10 the Third
station, where he was bailcd hy Mr.. smith.
This " Democratic ticket" is "a trick 10
catch Democrats, who do not examine their
tickets carefully.
Look NJ youi Hckcts ana see that nOth-
| ina Of THIS k'pd is Drdcficcd or yOU.
I Captain Epps ought to DE elected, and he
can easily be, il the Democrats Will only 20
10 the polls.
JACKSON WARD.
At a meeting Of the City Democratic
Committee a few NIGHTS ago, it was decided
to place Democratic ticket for the CITY
Council in jackson ward this morning, and
here it is:
For Board OF Aldermen: Charles H. Phil
| lips. Robert Holzbach. l.. II. DonahOe. For
/ o. ID.
Kinney, f. ". Wagner, " +. Epps, ID }.
O'Seill. For Justices Of the Peace: samuel
Brltton, Michael Woods, W ". Richardson.
TWO REPUBLICAN TICKETS.
The Republicans have two tickets i'm the
field ia jackson ward, and if the Demo
Gratis will work their ticket can be easily
carried. The Republican tickets are:
CONvENTIoN TICKET
For Board Of Aldermen James Bahon
/ John Mitchell, il, Thomas Jetcr Common
! HOuncii: Henry Lane. benjamin Jackson.
Montague Page. Andrew Thompson.
KICKERs'" TICKEr.
The ticket selected at the mass-meeting
Of the unsatisfied voters is:
For the Board OF Aldennen-John Mitchell,
Jr.. Inoma, 7. Letter and ,. X Griffin. For
! the Common COuncll-B &. stokes. James
! H. Hayes. J. J.. Farrar Benjamin Jackson
and Andrew Thompson. For Justices Of the
! Peace Royal Racks, Lee Frayser ana Henry
G.. Hunter
WANTED HIM TO RESIGN.
The Republicans have circulated the
rumOr that the Democratic candidate for
City Sergeant Captain Epps. should have
| resigned before going into the primary
| This has been done with the idea Of iniur-
| ing him. RumOr having reached Mr.. Jack
son Guy, Chairman of the City Democratic
Committee. he wrote the following to Mr..
James NJ Tyler, which explains itself:
Dear sir-Will you De good enough to state
whether when you ran for city Sergeant YOU
were required 10 first resign rs Captain 81 70
/ lice make this request OF you because
have heard the contrary stated.
In reply Mr. Tyler wrote:
Dear sir,-I will state in reply TO The Ques-
ton propOunded above that was not requif-
/ ed 10 resign my position rs Captain OF Police
when | ran for civ sergeant. Inc idea was
| never suggested 10 me by the Board OF Ponce
! commissioners or anyone else In authority.
retained tuc Office In the pol &c department
up 10 the date OF my qualification rs CITY
Sergeant.
STRAIGHT REPU BLICAN TICKET.
There was some talk yesterday of "A straight
Republican ticket for all Pity Offices. with
the exception Of MayOr. Mr.. X. \. TOmp-
kins. Of No. II south Pine street, said he ac-
cidentallv overheard conversation be-
| tween two men. and from what they said he
was led 10 believe "A ticket rs follows would
be sprung this morning:
COMMONWEALTH ATTORNEY,
W + Reddy.
COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE,
". Ii. Mullen.
AUDITOR,
T. c. Murphy.
SERGEANT.
James smith.
SHERIFF.,
Thomas : Atkins.
HIGH CONSTABLE,
J. II. Waldman.
CITY COLLECTOR.