The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-25

gates: second precinct. five delegates: third
precinct. four delegates; fourth precinct,
two delegates.
Monroe Ward-First precinct, six dele
gates; second precinct. four delegates. third
precinct, three delegates: fourth precinct
four delegates, fifth precinct, four dele
gates.
Clag Wdrd-First precinct. FIVE delegates
second precinct. five delegates third pre-
cinct, four delegates fourth precinct, seven
delegates; fifth precinct, four delegates
Jackson Ward-First precinct, one dele
gate; second precinct. one delegate, third
precinct. two delegates; fourth precinct
three delegates
The plan published by the City Demo
cratic committee provides that the votes
shall be taken as follows.
The manner Of voting shall be ov secret
ballot Every ballot must have the full
number and no more. OF delegates % which
the precinct il entitled. The presence of
the registrar shall be secured. if practicable.
he shall bring with him the poll-book OF ms
precinct, and the voting shall proceed as is
usual at elections. Ii the registrar should
not be present, the voters name and resi-
dence shall be called out and record made
or the same. Before the ballots are can
vassed they shall be counted and compared
with the number of names recorded. Should
there DO an excess of ballots. they ali shall be
replaced in the ballot box. and after they
have been we'll shaken the secretary OF
the meeting. being blindfolded shall draw
theretrom a number of ballots equal 10 the
excess. The meeting shall remain IN session
until all business is concluded, but shall be
kept open for mt least one hour. Every
person allowed 90 vote In any precinct must
be a registered Democratic voter therein.
The ballots shall be counted imme-
diately after the voting closes by tellers 10
be appointed by the chairman of said meet
ing.
The candidstes-eQ 10 the number Of
delegates apportioned 10 tho preoinct-rs-
ceying the highest number OF votes cast
shall be declared the representatives from
said precinct IN the Democratic Congress
sonal Convention, 10 be held in Richmond
on the 9th day OF September. 1892"
The meetings will be held at the various
precincts as follows.
Monroe WGrd-First precinct. No. II east
Main. to DO called to order by Minor T. An
derson; second No. 2l2 north Second,
Wittkamp's stable. 10 be called 20 order By
Captain Thomas Elicit third, No. west
Broad. TO be called TO order by J. l.. Levy:
fourth. Bliley's stable Third and Marshall,
Second and Canal. 10 be called TO order by
Mr.. John Jackson.
Madis0n-First. Powhstan Club. Eighth
near Broad, Cunningham Hall. chairman;
second, chancery courtroom. Colonel John
Bell Bigger, chairman third. hustings
courtroom. A. ID. Landerkin. chairman.
fourth Seventh and Cary, Mr.. j. 4. Fer.
ritter, chairman.
Clqy-First. 1904 west Main: second:
Thol's Hall. on west Broad street. third.
31S west Broad. fourth, Beverly and Pearl
Streets fifth. corner Of Reservoir aud Cary
streets.
Marsholl-First. Donahoe's Hail. 21j
Louisiana street: second Corcoran Hall.
Twenty-hfth street near Broad third, Ma
sonic Hall between NJ and streets.
Jacksoa-First, 1873 Brook avenue second
and third. Kan's Hall, at First and Baker;
fourth, $40 Seventeenth street.
JeterS0n-tirst police courtroom. A. W.
Rosene, chairman; second, Old Market Hall,
William Jones. chairman; third, county
courthouse. Edward Pagan, chairman;
fourth. Blunt's shep on Iwenty-6rst be-
tween Broad and Marshall. }. w. thbbons.
chairman.