Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-03
TUESDAYS PRIMARY.
4 COMPLETES LIST or The cANpI-
DATES 70 &c VOTED FoH.


The Democratic municipal primary 70
nominate candidates for the city ofaoss, 70
be voted for at the election on MAY 20tn'
will DO held on Tuesday next.
There Is no ticket for Board OF Alder
men. Common Council, or Justices OF the
Peace in Jackson Ward. The Democrats
In that section will vote only LOT csnoa-
dates for the general Offices.
The following h the complete ticket
being q list Of those who compi,ea;a vii az
the rules OF the committee and paia ses-
terdav. before noon, the assessment noces-
sary for entering the primary;
FOR Hayor--.J Taylor Kllyson. ~ e-~,.s
For Commonwealth's Attorney-H. n. Sm'!n'
Jr, and N. L. spotswood. - n urcbss
w FGf s 3 Grange. and Philip P. winston.
ycr CITY AuditorA Milcs Turpin-
For Collector Of City Tsxes-Frank W. Gun
n' Pcr H,cn conraplc--E c. Garrison.
ror civ Scrgoant---Charies H. Eppe, H. D.
Jeunipes, J. n Macon. and James G. smith.
MAasHILL WARp.--Board OF Ahormen--JoseIn
" Garter and John PIT ncr re. w a. Curtis Adam
D,acout. Frederick ii. CARRIER, l. y. oreen. Jonn
Il. Grimes, John Mann, Jf., ]. T, MountossHe' r.
Y, Noble, William n. fieasah'1s anu q
Baney' Jonn w. Goode, James 4 Grady Charles
r Mosbv. Edward c. Pierce, and James 7. sharp.
JrsyHEsoN WARRIOR Board OF Aldermen
Charles W nardwicss sna sI Srsuer George B.
Davis, John X Epps. Edgar Il: FERGUSON, y. ID
Grooms. Isadoys Hirsh berg, Thomas =: Murphy
n. ]. Mussen, samuel N. Page a. w. hosene,
a pnscs Sn"n D. Adam, W. @. Hammack, William
f. Hardesty, william J. Holpce. =. Joynei :
xieTander Montgomery A. c. Saunders, George
w. Schlesor, Emmett G. Taylor, ana Stepneh h'
Hsn,soy WARp.-For Board OF Aldcrmen-Ot-
way s. Alien, Preston Beivan. and T. psyson
Reeve. For Council-W. Desns Couer.ney'
James Fsrritsr a. r. so S1,sT ens.r' James 4.
vsnshan. and William L. White: For Justice
"a the Psace-Frank p. Jones, ". -. 'onoS'
Samuel r. McGenee, and Herman No o'n.x.,-
Thomas A. Brandar, DR.. James C. Deston, LANES
r GRAY. William X. Tennor, and .. w; Wnl'e'
For Common Councl-L- 9. Brocx, wh MAN.. !.
Csrneal, George Gibson; T vi mUH and Joseph
" Thomae. For Justices OF the fescc-hR-
h,ose BaIreft, Chastain Blank enship tOld Bo.l,
W A. Ionnie) Graves. Ii. D. tsrupps, Mnian
hT rghy W.Hp.NFor Board q Aldermen: James
" Capers and Richard N. Taylor; Hor common mo-
Council: r. II. Boykin. DrHry w. bowes, VIZ y
liam n brock Alonso j. Brown, Patrick "a. u
r ,sS, I. p. Campbell Henry L. Garter. Sam
mel r. CostzeIi. c. N. Goodwin. Joseph h0izgreie'
A n houston. John J. King, Charles d. Lang
ford, NJ Itn seay, john s. Irowe,, sn9 cS r.
, m,nghJP,u jacob. James d. Lyle. John D.
Psrrin and G. W. QNat) Tyler. -,
Five metnbers of the Common Councli
and three Justices Of the Peace are TO De
elected in each ward, ana one Aioermsn
will be voted tor IN MaIsnan mslu :, M w.
jefferson, two IN hsdison' 'nioo !" 'Aon-
roe. and one in Clay
The polls will be opened at A. Nd. and
closad Of 4 p. nj.
Candidates for general offices, for which
+bera are 10 be contests, can get their
tictets az headquarters, in Goddin's build
ING. Monday afternoon at O'Clock.
supervising the Count.
Chairman Wood was yesterday furnished
with the following list OF gentlemen Sc
lected by the candidates at their meeting
Friday to represent them at the count
inc of the vote at the several precincts
Tuesday night.
W.pSfiIrI WARp.-First Precinct, James Hayes
and James Hartley; alternate, william Eacho'
second Precinct. q. Watt Taylor ana James y.
Kearney; alternate, John IA "a % RsAhsg Bnrch
Precinct, A. b. Ferguson anu heuooh D"i'n ;
alternate, Daniel Weislger. o,
Dodson and George Bann,ster; aIotha Fy;sc ".
Worm and u. O'Sullivan; alternate, John Al. hig-
gins. Third Precinct, L. Gibbons and Frede1ick
fowe: alternate, Edward Pagan. Fourth Pre-
cipct. James w. 6lbJono hHu We ~ Ni'SNA' y,
alternate, George w. Strang. ,,,
MADISON WARD.-First Precinct, Walker VII
son aud Clifford Hewitt; alternate, henTy
srhleiser Second Precinct, Hardy PyIe ana Z:
= Denoon: alternate. John Baseler Third
precinct. ~ p. Turner and w. b. Pizzini; alter
maze & & p Patteson. Fourth Precinct, M. 4.
Clarke and c. NJ. Wallace, alternate D. L.
Griffith. n.,..x n Ua,.i.o,
and g. M. Branch; alternate, w. A. Loving. Sc
cond Precinct, A. w. Archer and j. =. Mchen-
ney: alternate, George A. Haynes. Inird IRE
cinct 4. I. Eckeis and Andrew welsh 1''v W
Riley and j. G. Burruss; alternate, ). Z. We'si'
Ger. Fifth Precinct. l. +. Boseieux and d.
Maine Anderson; alternate, w. T. MosDy.
CLAY wARD.-Fitst Precinct 4. L. R Journey Soy
cond Precinct, A. b. ApPerson and ". r: SiaiRe
alternate, William Rhodes. Third Precinct
simon Sycle and =. Hellstern; alternate, r. M
Courtney. Fourth PresDi' mr; Rafes Fifth
Precinct, j. T. Lewis AMI D. Z. "atsohi o"or'
nae, Z. A. French.
Jtcxsos WARp.-First Precinct, T. +. Hanni-
gan and NJ. 4. Cottrell; alternate, william
Nahone. Second Precinct, Z. NJ. Roscher and ii
M. Allport: alternate, Charles Gressett Ihlro
Precinct, Charles 7. Bigger and D. "a. Oasy, az
teruate, James Brack. Fourth Procinct, lnoinai
Byrne and Thomas Cox; alternate JONI
Sweeney.
County Precinct Elections.
Meetings will be held at all the precincts
in the county Monday to choose delegates
TO the County Democratic, Convention
which meets Wednesday to elect delegates
TO the National Democratic Convention a
Chicago. Each precinct will elect three
delegates and name two committeeman
for the County Democratic Committee.
The meeting at Schumacher's. Jones's
Smithers's. Hardin's. and Bakers Precinct
will be held at O'Clock p. M. The other
will be held IN the daytime, but the hou
is to be fxed by the precinct committees
Some will be held at IL o'clock NJ. ant
some at o'clock p. M.
MANCHESTER NEWS IN BRIEF.