Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-05
ELECTION. TrEpAY. NAY 5, 1891.
For City Treasurer,
JOHN X. CHiLDREY,
w. i. SMITH.


TT-The person voting this ticket hereby
pledges himself 20 support the nominee OF tho
Democratic party at the ensuing general election.
Twenty-Five thousand of these were
printed by the order of the committee.
These and these only can be voted. IL
Others are used they will not be counted.
WHERE TO VOTE.
Voting places will be opened at the fol-
lowing points in the various wards and will
be in charge Of the persons named:
MARSHALL WARD.
First Precinct: No. 311O Lester street.
corner Louisiana. X. Cavedo, registrar;
L. j. Enright. judge.
Second Precinct: COrcoran Hall, Twenty
fifth street. j. ii. Goddin, registrar; John
l.. Parr, clerk.
Third Precinct: Masonic Hall. w. II.
Williams, registrar; John Pitt, Judge; u.
White, clerk.
JEFFERSON WARD.
First Precinct: Is north Fourteenth
street. Charles Il. Dodson, registrar.
Second Precinct: Old Market. T. j.
Robertson, registrar.
Third Precinct 22ts east Main street. S.
II. Perdue. ST., registrar.
Fourth Precinct: 906 north Twenty-hrst
street George W. Folkes, registrar.
MADISON WARD.
First Precinct 400 north Seventh street,
julius o. Hobson, registrar: Samuel A.
Wagon. Judge; L. Nj. Stratton, clerk.
Second Precinct $751; east Broad street.
John p. Quarles, registrar; IL. A. r. Dab
ney, Judge: j. w. Richardson, clerk.
Third Precinct north Seventh street.
Charles w. Allen, registrar; +. p. Jones,
judge T.. VI. Winston, clerk.
Fourth Precinct BurrOughs's coal Office,
Seventh street near Main. II. G. Walden,
registrar; S. TAYLOR Evans, Judge; John
w. Walden, clerk.
MONROE WARD.
| First Precinct No. 10 south First street
| II. II. wilkins, registrar; Andrew G..
| Knowles, Judge: Roy Coleman, clerk.
Second Precinct No. 212 north Second
street. Themes Elicit, registrar; Fred
Peasants, Judge; John A Brander. clerk.
| iThrd Precinct: No. 6 west Broad street.
| Andrew Krouse, registrar; Luther Martin,
Judge; G. 4. Hyslop, clerk.
Fourth Precinct: No. 407 north Third
street. Isadore Lovensteln, registrar;
A. y. Cauthorn, Judge; r. A. Tompkins,
| clerk.
Fifth Precinct: No. 119 south Second
| street. George Gibson, registrar: John
A. Mosby, judge; Emmett Knowles,
clerk.
JACKSON WARD.
| First Precinct No. 733 Brook avenue.
| J. w. Felthaus, registrar; II. j. Heeke,
| Judge: l.. b. Schultz. clerk.
Second Precinct: No. l Duval street.
| r. TAYLOR, registrar: W. f. Smith, judge :;
| G.. W. Lindsay. clerk.
Third Precinct: No. 205 Duval street.
]. II. Bradley. registrar; II. Ruff, judge;
| L. NJ Redford, clerk.
Fourth Precinct: No. 5O7 north Seven
teenth street. John Finnerty, registrar
/ NJ f1tlcrn.. I Iltppatr pl0rE
CLAY WARD.
First Precinct: 1900 west Main street.
John Lard, registrar; Robert Hill, Jr.,
Judge; j. II. Gibbs, clerk.
Second Precinct: $40 west Broad street.
| w. S. Jlukins, registrar: Il. +. Shepperson,
| Judge: George A. Gwathmey, clerk.
THIRD Precinct: 1874 west Broad street.
A. l.. Burford, registrar; II. j.. Kane,
Fourth Precinct: 421 south Pine street
George J. Hooper, ST., registrar; j. Il.
Sowen, Judge; George j. Hooper. Jr.,
clerk.
street. Lewis A. Jacob, registrar; George
H. Hopkins, judge; James Macdougall,
clerk.
WHO CAN VOTE.
ANY white Democrat who will be twenty
one years of age and who promises TO sup
mort the ticket on the regular election-day,
NAV 2sth, can vote to-day.
Voters who have moved from one pre-
cinct to another and have not obtained a
transfer can get it to-day, or if they wish
to they can vote at their former precinct.
In this connection 1t should be stated
that to-day one week (the 12th) will be
registration-day. In the fall TIPS Is always
| ten DAYS before the election, bot for some
mysterious reason the second Tuesday in
! Nav is the time for registering in the
| spring elections.
All the registrars will be at the polling
places to-day, afTording good opportunity
| for those who desire to get transfers or be
registered.
! ATTENTION, CLAY WARD!
In view of the recent changes made in
| creating another precinct in Clay Ward
the voters of that portion of the city should
make a point of seeing that they are pro-
| perly registered. -,
The City Democratic Committee will
meet at the City Circuit Court room at Q
| O'Clock to receive the returns and will re-
main in session until the count is COM
| pleted. As there is only one name to be
| counted on each ticket the full returns
will be in probably before 10 or IL o'clock.
| There is every evidence and expectation
! that a vary large vote will be cast.