The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-03
PRIMARY ELECTION.
THIS is THE DAY TO CAST YOUR
VOTE FOR CITY OFFICERS.


Oily voters. The primary is the place %
file your opinion as 20 who shall conduct the
affairs OF the city for the next two years. II
incompetent men are selected, and the pub
lie Is made 10 suffer. remember YOU have
only yourself to blame, for the primary gives
you the choice Of selection. There are many
reasons why a full vote should be pollcd to-
day. The struggle has been quiet one,
only warming 10 something like fever with
in the last few days. To-day will settle the
question. Let every good Democrat come
out and vote and let those who do not come
forward be LEFT 20 the care Of their c0uscioncos
If they have any.
NO SINGLE SHOTS.
The City Democratic Committee under
whose auspices the primary IS 90 be held.
adopted the following regulation in regard
TO voting:
Every voter shall vote for one candidate
for each Of the city Offices and the finn mum
Der OF cOuncilmen. aldermen, and Justices OF
the piece. C. be nominated In mis- ward. and no
more ana no less; and every ballot found 20
contain a greater oG lesser number OF names
than those 10 be nominated. OF found TO com
tain the names Of persons not upOu the
printed ticket hereinafter mentioned, shall
be discarded in the count OF ballots. rs hcTc-
matter provided"
Another provision Of the primary plan is
as follows;
The CITY Committee shall provide printed
tickets 20 the number OF 25oOe. containing
the names, IN Alphabetical Order Of all per-
sons who shall have announced themselves,
or been announced by their writer authors
~. as candidates fOr the position named. 90
the chairman 81 said committee on or before
o'clock y. VI. Of Tuesday, Aprl !, 1890.
There shall be printed az the foot 81 each Of
ff.IIf
voting this ticket hereby pledges himself 10
support the nominees OF the Democra tic
party at the ensuing general election"
OTHER MATTERS OF DETAIL.
according TO the plan, only one candidate
can be voted for each place on the hst o.
general candidates. This year there are
sixteen Of these.
The polls AZ the various precincts in the
city-the same at which the November elec-
ton Of last year was held-will Doe open TO-
day at q O'Clock A. NJ. and Will close al
O'Clock L. VI. Every legally qualified Demo
cratic voter is entitled 30 "A vote. IT, as is de-
sired. a.full vote Is pOllcd, The task Of count
ing the ballots will be slow and irksOmc
one. Clear heads and dclbcrati0n should
obtain. i'm this work, I'm order 10 prevent
future growing. 10 is claimed 10y those
who are competent 10 judge, that the total
vote this year VIII be- largely in excess of
that Of 1883, when The figures ran up 10 T.,
complete the count, but with the arrange |
ments perfected now Notwithstanding the /
increase Of the vote, 10 is thought that tine
count can be made up in time for to-mor- |
rows paper
LIST or CANDIDATES.
The list of candidates comprises men from |
nearly all the walks Of lifc-the mechanic |
the lawyer, The merchant, the trades and /
the professions are all well represented ia |
ii Naf Du u lac ON
the following complete list;
FOR MAYOR.
J. Taylor Ellyson.
FOR CoNMONwEALTH's ATTORNEY.
:. Taylor Evans,
III. VI. Smith, Jr.,
NJ. L.. sp0tswood.
FOR SHERIFF.
ID. :. Gates.
James NJ. Tyler.
Lewis L. Winston.
FOR AUDITOR.
Miles Turpin.
FOR CITY COLLECTOR.
Frank W. Cunningham.
FOR COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE.
William II. Cullingworth,
Robert b. Muniord
FOR HIGH CONSTABLE.
L. {. Garrison.
FOR CITY SERGEANT.
Robert A. Carter,
Charles II. Epps,
Thomas b. Hicks,
Hubert A. Jarvis,
J.. Leslie Powell.
CLAY WARD.
For Aldcrmen-D ". B0wles, X. 4. |
Davis, W. :. Gum. Evan Snead.
For COuncumen--T. L. Campbell, Henry |
l.. Carter Samuel H. COttrell A. c. lOus-
ton, Charles II. LangfOrd. Charles |. Phil
lips, John :. lr0wer, Everett Naddey, d.
Fleming Wingfeld.
For Justices OF the PedcC-Charles A.
Horner. b. A. Jacob, James ID. Lyle, John
ID. Perrin, &. ". (Nat) Tyler.
MONROE WARD.
For Aldcrmcn-Ihomas A. Brander,
James 4. Gray, Fritz. sitterding, a. l.. Will
kinson.
For CouncHmcn-W William /. Carneal,
Role +. Glover George b. steel, Joseph W.
Thomas, James +. Tyler, 4. Gilman, }. W.
White.
ForJusiiccs OF the Pcace-Ambrose Bar
raft, W. A. Uonny) Graves, ii. b. Grubbs.
William krOuse.
MADISON WARD.
For Aidcrmen-John b. Cary, Henry +.
Phillips.
nor CouncHmcn-W Deane Courtney.
4. Cummings. +. II. peane, James 4. Fer
ritter, 4. h. Guigon. George Ives. j. Taylor
strattOn. John O. Taylor, W. l.. White.
For Justices 81 me Pc0ce-W. b. Jones,
samuel +. McGehee, J. Mack Tiller.
JEFFERSON WARD.
For 4 gderncn- George 4. Bowden, viii
liam 4. Loving, William NJ. Turpin.
For COuncimen.-Sol l.. Bloomberg,
Charles +. Brauer, L. 4. Christian, /. ii.
Furgusson. George b. Gaines, NJ. }. Mussen,
W. W. Putnam. A. W. Roscne, Christian
{. Thon.
For Justices Of the Pcocc.-George {.
Childrey, William j. Holmes, W. T.. JOY
ner, A. {. Saunders.
MARSHALL WARD.
For A ldcrmcR.-Josepn c. Dickerson,
James Hayes, John T. Hughes, William IL.
Peasants.
For Councilmcn.-W IL. Curtis, Adam
Diacont. j. r. Grimes, John Mann, Jr., W.
j. Moore, Thomas b. Murphy, +. j. Para
ter, J. l.. Taliaferro.
For Justices Of the Pcdcc.--W. G. Bal
ley, John W. Goode, James l.. Grady, james
4. Sharp.
Aldermen are to be elected as follows;
Clay ward, 2; Monroe, >; Madison, Il JEFF
fersOn, =; Marshall, >.
Five names arc 10 be voted for in each
ward for the Common Council. In each
ward three Justices OF the peace are 10 De
elected There will be no Council ticket
voted for in jackson ward.
The vote will be counted by the City
Democratic Committee at its headquarters
tonight
THE DENTAL BOARD.