The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-05
SOME WILL BE ELECTED,
prr MANY MN BE REJECTED,
In the struggle for Onice To-day, 40 ~ You
are . rriend To An, OF the Men There
is No Time Now for Delay.

I.
The arrangements for the conduct Of the pri-
mary have been most carefully made and re-
re.,cd the consent of an the candidates.
livery safeguard against mistake or room
..- dissatisfaction has been taken. All dav
yesterday Chairman Wood and his several as
fstants were busy IN arranging the tickets for
..atr.lUuon O. tno judges of election and
r.rt supcuuicndcnts. They were given ont
.. Gle afternoon and every detail as 10 the
.rcsrug in 81 judges and clerks was closely
looked otter. and Instructions FOR a fair ballot
arl honest count given.
Ias candidates and thcir assistants were as
u.y as bees uUtton-hoing voters al day
Yesterday. and 10 is safe to say that no Demo
,ratc primary has been more hotly contested
I'D Richmond chan viii be this one.
WHO MAY vorF.
Theruics governing Tho primary elections
rrescrbe that "Au registered white Demo
cratic voters Of tho city Of Richmond who
pledge themselves us hereinafter pro-
r..i Oh support the nominees of the Demo
0r..c party shall be entitled TO vote at the
...- primary election. tut no voter shall be
entitled 60 vote except IN the precinct IN
81 ..ca he lives and unless his name appears CA
lae reIistraiion books. provided. that voter
e.o. since tho last general election has moved
lan enc ward or precinct % another. and
.- uot been transferred to the registration
books .i has new ward or precinct. may vote
J.. fle ward or precinct from which he has
moved. Any white male who may not be
tre-tr-one wears of age 40 the time o. SAID
uary. but who VIII attain that age 40 or
before tle time Of the general election next
ensuing. shall. upon producing 20 the Judges
o' election satisfactory evidence OF the iact'
e allowed to vote st said primary.
now YOU nrrsI VOTE.
Persons should look close after their tickets
arl vote for tie full number of candidates
O.. be nominated. To vote for mayor Tor IN
stance. and fail 90 vote for any OF the other
.. ers would cause the ballot % be thrown
o.t or 90 vote for treasurer and not vote tor
f..vor would have the same result. The fol-
owing rule VIII govern THIS point;
Livery voter small vote for the full number
r. persons 90 le nominated for each of the
.f. es f0 De filed and 10 more and no less
lal every ballot found 90 contain the names
o. grcster w less number of persons than
srs to he nominated for any Office. or found
tl contain the name ~ persons not on the
printed ticket hereinafter mentioned. shall be
.earieI ln the count OF ballots, as herein
ltt.r provided.
40 the foot f each ticket will be printed
tle following words THE person voting this
icAet hereby pledges himself TO support the
nominees IT fLe Democratic party 40 the en-
sung ceuera. election No other ticket shall
la used and If any other be used II Will be
discarded iu tie count OF ballots.
Iour rHAssrEas.
ANY person who. since the last election. has
moved into another ward OF precinct can
vote to-day I'D Tie precinct from which
lie moyed. or le can get transfer by going
90 the registrar oi his old precinct
PLACES OF VOTING.
The following aro the places Of voting and
tile Judges and clerks. the trst-named Judge
except n two or three cases being the regis
trlr Of the precinct.
CLAY WARD
First precinct 1900 west Main-John
Ia.rl III y. B Moore judges Lewis G.
Elicit. clerk.
Second precinct. 200 west Brcad-B. i.
SLen. ersou. George n. Gwathmey, judges.
j. f.. Ilol. clerk
IlIi precinct 12l west Broad G. Y.
Cla.l. ID. H Jones' judges Fl. Kane, clerk.
Fourth precinct. 4-l south Pine Hum |
p.rey calder. q. d. Paoh. judges George n. /
Hopkins, cler6.
Fifth precinct 100 south Reservoir. A. |
Jacob. vs.. u. Glenn, judges james Macdou-
MONROE WARD.
First precinct l9 south First street-H. H.
Wilkins. r. A. Cook. judges. George ii. Bur
cess. clerk.
second precinct 2i2 north Second street
N BE-. Coleman. George King, judges; l.. w.
i a0uarG clerk.
mind precinct, 6 west Broad street-An-
drew hr0use. Luther Martin, Judges; c. A.
llEs.op. clerk.
Fourth precinct. 407 north Third street
s lafayette Carneal. Charles Zincke. Judges;
louis Rawlings. clerk.
E.h precinct. ll9 south Second street
Ilad oster. John A. Mosoy, judges; Il. l..
Knowles clerk.
MADISON WARD.
First precinct 400 north Seventh street-E
III Statt0n. Samuel A. Maggoner, judges
Eddick, clerk.
Second precinct. SIS east Broad II. A. J.. !
|aonev. q. Il. Johnson, judges Colonel ). II. |
richardson. clerk.
Allen. j. $. Price. judges, w. O.. Harvey |
clerk.
Fourth precinct Burroughs coal Office
fenth near Main-INchard Walden, j. W. |
alden, judges; Thomas Walsh, clerk.
JErFEEsos WARD.
First precinct. ID north Fourteenth street
J Casks Cabel. III. W. Lubbock. judges; /
John ID. Lotler clerk
Second precinct old Market Hall -Theo. |
robertson. Henry Cohen. judges William
leris0n. clerk.
Third precinct. 2219 east Main street S. r..
srdue, Fred. Lowe. judges. James Register.
clerk
Fourth precinct 500 north Twenty-frst
.rset-G vs.. Foxes. w.. A. Atkinson.
-.ses, William IT, simpson, clerk.
MARSHALL VALID.
First precinct. 5000 Lester street-R A.
C.ysdo, Il. i. Enrght, judges Harry Mays,
second precinct. Corcoran Hall LII. God
an j. j.. Hubbard, judges j. j.. redwood,
clerk.
Third precinct. Masonic Hall. Tweuty-ffth
street. IS. NJ. Williams. George W. White,
l-- e- q. h. Hughes. clerk.