Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
AT WORK
THE CITY COMMITTEE COMPLETES
THE LIST or SUPERVISORS.
Colonel orerraii VIII Not BE Able d
Speak Herc-Ordcr st the Polls-.
Tho Latest Appointments.

Speak Herc-Ordcr st the Poils-.
Tho Latest Appointments.
The weekly meeting OF the City De-
mocratic Committee was held in the
Circuit-C Court room at $50 o'clock last
night.
There was q full attendance. Chair
man Lamb presided, and MIR. @. r. Ten
ser acted as secretary in the absence Of
that official.
DEMOCRATIC SUPERVISORS.
The list of Democrats recommended
TO serve as United States supervisors at
sle registration next Saturday and elec-
| ton next Tuesday week was completed.
| 1t now stands as follows:
jackson Ward-First precinct, Samuel
Britton Second W. 5. Blackburn
Third, w. +. Clayton Fourth, Charles
| n. Searles.
Jefferson Ward-First, John Nc
Gowan Second, Stephen l.. Word
Third. John II. Greanor Fourth, James
Duesberrv.
Marshall Ward-First, Louis c. Elicit ;
Second. Marcellus s. Burch; Third, ID.
w. Weisiger.
Monroe Ward-First, William II.
Bauer; Second, James f. McKenney ;
Third, Henry G. Trimmer Fourth,
Thomas b. Hicks Fifth, w. I. Mosby.
Madison Ward-First, W. B. Jones ;
Second. Il. A. Il. Dabney; Third,
Charles W. Allen; Fourth. Anthony
Griffith, Jr.
Clay Ward-First, -; Second,
W. NJ. Murdock Third, Charles II.
whitlock; Fourth, Charles Sturdivant
Fifth, G. o. Petit.
These names will be presented to
United States Commissioners Pleasants
to-day by Chairman Lamb.
Sundry other business was transacted,
and at 9:05 the committee adjourned.
PRESERVATION OF ORDER AT THE POLLS.
San act in relation TO the preserva-
tion Of order at the polls passed at the
last session of the General Assembly and
approved March 5, 1890, provides
"rhat the judges Of election, II 1t
shall appear that voters are being intimi-
dated or coerced from any source in the
exercise of their suffrage by bystanders
about the polling-place, or that voters
are being hindered or tampered with in
any way so as to prevent the casting of
secret ballot, may order such person or
persous eo engaged in intimidating,
coercing, hindering, or tampering with
voters to cease such action, and ii such
person or persons so engaged do not
forthwith desist the Judges OF election, OF
q majority OF them, may order the arrest
of such person or persons by constable
or any other person authorized by Law
to make arrests and conffne him or then
in the county or city Jail. as the case may
be, not exceeding twenty-four hours ; anC
such person or persons may be summon
ed by due process of law before the mex
term of the county or corporation cour
having jurisdiction, as the case may be
and upon the production Of evidence
proving his or their guilt shall be fine'
in a sum not less than 800 nor mor'
than $500.
"2. This act shall be in force from it
passage"
COLONEL o'FERRALL CANNOT COME.
The announcement that the Hon
Charles L. O'Ferrall, OF the Seventh
district, will not speak here and in Mar
chester Friday and Saturday nights q
= was expected, has caused universi
regret. Colonel O'Ferrall was compelle
= TO 90 TO the assistance Of Hon. Williar
, L. Wilson, OF West Virginia, whose dii
trict is the scene Of o hotly-conteste
fight
Whenever Mr.. O'Ferrall's name ha
been mentioned during the present can
vass it has been greeted with cheers. /
is safe to say that to-day he is one OF tn
most popular men in the State OF VII
ginia. Those of his party who hay
watched his fearless course during tn
last few months will not doubt for
moment that he is where his services ar
most needed.
APPOINTMENTS TO SPEAK.
The following was issued last night:
VIRGINIA STATE DBM. COMMITTEE,
RIcHMoSD. Va, October Il, 1890.
For the County Of AccOn,dc. The fol
lowing appointments and speakers ar
announced: Senator John w. Daniel
Accomac Courthouse October 9th. Hon
William A. Jones, Hoffman's Wharf, DC
tober 22d Belle Haven, the 18th Brad
fords Neck, tho 25th: Onancock, 9th
Colonel Il. j. Washington, Cashville
October Odd; Powells Store, oath
Greenbackville, 25th. Hon. Lloyd 1
Smith, Atlantic, 23d New Church, 2fth
Chincoteague. 18th.
Senator John w. Daniel will addres
the people at mass-Ineeting to be he'll
at Dragons Ordinary, Gloucester county
on Friday, October 2lst.
J. Taylor ELLYsoS, Chairman.
James II. Fisher, Secretary.
OTHER NOTES.
Mr.. Meade Haskins, chairman OF tn
District Committee, returned yesterda
from Goochland, where he met th
County Committee on Monday. He re
ports the party well organized in tina
county. There was large crowd q
court on Monday, when speeches wer
made by Messrs. Wise, Cardweil, an
Haskins.
1t is probable that Captain Wise wi
speak at tho meeting Of the Clay-War
Actiyes tomorrow night
White Republicans.
The white Republican Club OF Cla..
Ward met at Reinhardt's last night an
transacted regular business.
FOURTH JACKSON CLUB.
The Fourth precinct Jackson War
Club will meet at 755 north Seyenteent
street tonight at O'Clock.
Number 80.
A pure-white carrier-pigeon came I
the premises OF Mr.. John A. Sale, Nc