Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20

JOHN JACKSON.
BEVERLEY Is. MUNFORD.
X. W. POWERS.
GEORGE II. STEEL.
j. TAYLOR STKArrON.
The person roting this ticket hereby pledges him
seJ 70 support the norlinees # the Democratic
party at the ensuing general election.
As will be seen from the above five
names must be scratched. as ballot with
more or less than four will not be counted.
CONDITIONS OF VOTING.
The voter need not put his name on his
ticket. but If he does so it will not vitiate
the ballot.
Every white Democrat whose name APP
pears on the poll-books of tho precinct IN
which he lives IS entitledt 10 vote IN to-day's
primary, as are also those who have re-
moved from their precincts since the last
election. These latter must, however. vote
at the precincts upon the books of which
their names appear. Any young man who
will be of age by regular election day-No-
vember 3d-will lie allowed to vote upon
producing satisfactory evidence OF that
fact.
The tour candidates receiving the high
est number of votes are to be declared the
nominees.
No tic ket except that furnished by the
committee will be counted
After the closing of the polls the votes
will be counted by the Judges aud clerks
in the presence of not more than three
Democrats to BE- selected by them.
The committee will meet at $3.50 o'clock
tonight in the City-Circuit Court room TO
receive aud canvass the returns. The plan
provides that any clerk or Judge who does
not appear at this meeting as soon as he
shall have completed counting the votes
shall forfeit his compensation.
ABOUT CONTESTS.
Any candidate dissatisfied with either
the face of the returns or the original
count Of the ballots may, before noon OF
the 9th day of October, leave with the
Chairman of the City Committee and with
the cOntestee written demand for re-
canvass of the returns or recount OF the
ballots cor BOTH of any or all the pre-
cincts OF the city. specifying therein such
precinct or precincts and the irregularities,
errors, or frauds alleged; otherwise there
shall he no Tecanvass of returns or recount
OF ballots, or even then no recount OF bal
lots unless the committee snail consider
the demand based on good ground, and
shall order such recount,
THE CANDIDATES.
Messrs. Boo th and Byrne were members
Of the last House. The former Is a COM
positor and ID now employed at the
DispArcH office. Mr.. Byrne Is aforeman of
the Chesapeake and Ohio paint-shop.
Mr.. English is a bOOk-binder 10y trade
and until few months since was of the
firm of Randolph ~ English. lie has
served for many years III both the LegIsla-
ture ana City Council.
Mr. l.. X. FauntlerOy IL a member Of tho
! Richmond bar. He Is fluent speaker rand
a son of Judge Fauntleroy, OF the supreme
Court.
Messrs. John jackson and Beverley b.
MunfOrd are also lawyers. The latter tor
several terms represented Pittsylvanla
county IN The Legislature.
Mr.. X. W. Powers Is president OF the
Powers-Taylor Drug Company. and has
served term in the Board Of Aldermen.
Messrs. George b. Steel and j Taylor
| Stratton are both at present members Of
the Common Council. DR.. steel - one OF
| Richmonds veteran tOOth-drawers and
MIR. Stratton is adjutant Of Lee Camp and
solicitor for the Confederate soldiers and
| sailors monument.
The Noting-Piaces.
The following is list Of the voting
places, together with Their location and
those IN charge:
MARSHALL WARD.
First precinct, No. 3ll0 Lester street
Judges, II. a. Cavedo, l. }. Enrisht CLERK,
John j. CavedO.
Second precinct. No. 300 north Twenty
| fifth street-Judges, j. ii. GOddln, j. l..
Taylor; Clerk, j. +: Hubbard.
Third preciuct, No. I'll north Twenty
| fifth street-Judge-. W. NJ. Williams, John
! Pitt Clerk, >. W. Bowry.
JEFFERSON wAED.
First precinct, No. 20 north Fourteenth
street-Judges, Charles b. Dodson, Caskie
| Cabell; Clerk. 2. Voolfolk.
Second precinct, First-Market, Hall.
| Seventeenth ana Main streets-Judges, /.
j. Robertson. S. l.. Wood; Clerk, W. W.
| Robertson.
Third precinct. No. 22ls east Main street
Judges, s. K. Perdue, +. W. Lowe; Clerk,
Fourth precinct, No SOC north Twenty
first street-Judges, George w. Folkes. w.
L. Joyner; Clerk. w. I. Atkinson.
MADISON WARD.
First precinct, No. 400 north Seventh
| street-Judges, julius A. HObsOn. l.. VI.
Stratton. Clerk, S. A. Wasgoner.
Second precinct. No.; Sls east Broad
street-Judges, Il. A. Z. Dabney, q. u.
johnson; Clerk, John ii. Richardson.
Third precinct. No. 8 north Seventh
street-Judges, Charles w. Allen. +. p.
Jones; Clerk, W. q. Harvey.
Fourth precinct. Burrougns's coal-oifice,
south Seventh street near Main-Iudses
r. c. Walden. Thomas Walsh; Clerk. John
". Walden.
MONROE WARD.
First precinct, No. 10 south First street
Judges, IL. II. wilkins, A. [. knowles
Clerk, Roy Coleman.
Second precinct, No. 2l2 north SECOND
street-Judges, Thomas Elicit, Fred. Plea
SAINTS; Clerk. Il. L. Tyler.
Third precinct, No. 6 west Broad street
Judges. Andrew Krause, Luther Martin {;
! Clerk C. A. UyslOp.
Fourth precinct, No. 4O7 north Third
street-Judges, /. Lovenstein. John u.
Burruss; Clerk. j. III. Tompkins.
Fifth precinct, No. ll9 south Second
street-Judges. George Gibson. Jr:. John
A. Mosby; Clerk, X. Emmett Knowles.
CLAY WARD.
First precinct, No. 1904 west Main
street-Judges. John Laird and ii. V. Is.
Moore; Clerk. Louis Q. Elicit.
Second precinct, No. 100 west Broad
street-Judges, Is. L. Shepperson and
George II. Hopkins; Clerk, George N
Gwathmey.
Third precinct, No. l2i west Broad
street-Judges. q. V. Clash and ID. Is.
Jones; Clerk. Harry L. Kane.
Fourth precinct. No. 42l south Pine
street-Judges, George J. Hooper and T.
L. Bernard; Clerk. Charles A. Horner.
Fifth precinct. G. NJ. Stones carpenter
shop, Taylor street near Reservoir
Judges, Is. A. Jacob aud w. L. Glenn
Clerk, james Mscdougall.
| JACKSON WARD.
First precinct. No. 1888 Brook avenue
Judges. q. w. Felthaus and Henry j.
Heeke; Clerk. Louis Is. Schultz.
Second precinct. No. l west Duval-
Judges, W. \. Blackburn and W. j. Smith
Clerk, John 5. Disney.
Third precinct, No. 205 east Duyal-
Judges, j. II. Bradley and Henry W. Run
Clerk, Henry Scott.
Fourth precinct, No. 5O7 north Seven
tenth street-Judges. John Finnerty AM
III. L. Gary; Clerk, A. Disney.
HOPKINS IN A CRITICAL CONDITION