The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-25
Register, Register, Register to-day.
REGISTRATION DAY.
Importance of Having Your Name ON 'h'
Hnnk.

When the sun goes down tonight the last
dav of registration for the approaching Coz
gressional election will have past, and all
whose names are not on the registration
books will be barred the privilege so dear 10
the American citiZen-casting his ballot lor
the man of his choice.
The chairman of the CITY Democratic
Committee urges all TO reflect long enough
to decide whether they are properly regis
tered. and if not, to have their names put on
The hooks without the loss of a moment.
Democrats cannot afford TO daily to-day,
for while there is seemingly no opposition
candidate in the field, il is too well known
that .'for WAYS that are dark and tricks that
are yainr the Republican party ''ls pecu-
liar.v 4 move of only few squares
from a voters place of residence
since the last election may necessltate a
transfer in order to vote, and this is the
last day of grace. Every Democrat IN me
cit, should ascertain at once, even II IL con-
ficts with business duties, whether he Is
qualified TO vote, and should let nOthlhg
prevent him from qualifying.
The registrar for each precinct will be at
the polling place in his district to-day, pre-,
Dared to register all voters who apply, ana
to enter all transfers brought him.
II any voter is in doubt as 10 whether he
is properly registered, all information VIII
he gladly given at the Democratic head
quarters. i'm the room adjoining the City Cir
cult Courtroom, opposite the pOstoiice.
The following is the list OF the registrars
and voting places where they can be iound
to-day:
Clay Ward-First precinct: j. i. Lewis,
No. 1900 west Main street. Second pre-
cinct: w. ;. jenkins. No. $40 west Broad.
Third precinct: A. l.. Buriord. No. ia west
Broad. Fourth precinct: George }. Hooper,
No. 42l south Pine. Fifth precinct: l.. A..
Jacob, c. NJ. Stones carpenter shop, Iayl0r
street, near Reservoir. -
Monroe Ward-First precinct: ii. H..
wilkins, No. 10 south Fist. Second pre-
cinct: Thomas Elicit. No. 2l2 north Second.
Third precinct: Andrew krause, No. u
west Broad. Fourth precinct: ]. Loven-
stein. No. 405 north Third. Filth precinct
George Gibson, Jr.. No. III south Second.
Madison Ward-First precinct: Julius
A Uobson. No. 400 north seventh. Second
ppccinct: John L. Quarles, No SIS east
Broad. Third precinct: j. IL. Pecor, Cos
by's carpenter shop, seventh street, between
Main and Franklin. Fourth precinct: X.
.C. Walden, Burroughs coal office, Seventh,
between Main and Cary.
jefferson Ward-First precinct: Z. w.
Otey. No. IL north Fourteenth street, under
the Exchange Hotel. Second precinct: l..
j. Robertson. Old Market Hall. Third pre-
cinct: 5. r. perdue, ST., No. 22lS east
Main. Fourth precinct; George W. Folkes,
No. 3O6 north Twenty-tirst.
Marshall Ward-First precinct; Joseph
4. SOrg, No. 3ll0 Lester street. second pre-.
cinct; John II. Goddin, No. 2506 east Broad
street. Third precinct: W. n. Williams.
Masonic Hall, No. III north Twenty-iifih
street.
jackson Ward-First precinct; &. W.
Felthaus, No. 1888 Brook avenue. Second
precinct: Robert TAYLOR, No. l west Duyal.
Third precinct. j. ii. Bradley, No. 2O5 east
Duval. Fourth precinct: John Finnerty.
No. 5OI north Seventeenth.