The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-28
For the Senate.

WM. LOVENSTEIN.
CONWAY r. SANDS.
For the House OF Delegates.
JULIAN BRYANT.
THOMAS BYRNE.
]. ASTON CABELL
BEVERLY T. CRUMP.
RICHARD f. FRAYSER.
JOHN S. HARDWOOD.
JOHN JACKSON.
J. TAYLOR STRATTON.
The voting places are located as fol-
lows:
Clay Ward.
First Precinct, 1904 west Main street
Second Precinct, 400 west Broad street.
Third Precinct, 12i west Broad street.
Fourth Precinct, 421 south Pine street.
Fifth Precinct, Reservoir and Cary streets.
Monroe Ward.
First Precinct, No. south First street.
Cecond Precinct Whtcamps stable
Third Precinct. No. west Broad street
Fourth Precinct, 400 north Third street.
Fifth Precinct, POI east Canal street.
Madison Ward.
First Precinct, 400 north Seventh street.
Second Precinct, SIS east Broad street.
Third Precinct. 200 east Main street.
Fourth Precinct CTS east Cary street.
Marshall Ward.
First Precinct. 5000 Lester street.
Second Precinct Corner Broad and Twen-
ty-hfth streets. Third Precinct, Masonic
Hall, Twenty-Gfth street.
Jefferson Ward.
First Precinct, 1915 east Franklin street.
Second Precinct, Old Market Hall
Third Precinct, 22l9 east Main st<eet.
| Fourth Precinct, Twenty-frst street
between Broad and Marshall streets.
jackson Ward.
First Precinct, 733 Brook avenue.
Second Preconct, No. west Duval street.
Third Precinct, POS east Duval street.
Fourth Precinct, 600 north Seventeenth
street.
As far as the candidates for the Senate
are concerned the primary to-day is a
Joint election between the city and county.
The plan TO be used in the city and conn
~ is practically the same, except that in
Richmond the ballot will be open and In
Henrico it viii be secret
The County Committee.
At a called meeting of the Henrico
County Democratic Committee at the
County Courthouse yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Friscnkorn offered the following
which was adopted as a separate resoiu-
ton:
Whereas, the plans for the election OF
senators were adopted when only two
persons had announced themselves as
candidates leaving it optional with the
voter 10 vote for one or two candidates:
and whereas, since said plans were
adopted another person has announced
himself also as a candidate, thus necessi-
tating an amendment to said plans; there
fore be 1t
raI Tb1t
as follows. In section 4 Of said plans,
after the word senators" there be in
serted the following words: EVERY
voter shall vote for two senator's"
The motion to strks out the appro-
priation for ticket-holders was adopted.
The Committee will meet again to-mor-
row when the votes will be officially
counted.
The polls at the various precincts will
be open from sunrise 10 sunset
For the House two candidates have been
announced-Messrs. w. j. Binford and NJ
+. Burton. Only one delegate TO the
House will be chosen. Mr.. Binford will
probably be the man. Mr.. Burton is
quite popular In some precincts, how
ever, and will doubtless make good fight.
There is more interest centered In the
contest for the House than for the Sen
ate.
The candidates worked like beavers
yesterday among their constituents and
circulars, dodgers and cards were thick
on the streets. Without doubt an UNUSUAL
ly large vote will be polled.
That Ticket Won't Go.
a German in this city has had printed
upon his own responsibility a ticket and
mailed IL TO the German contingent. The
ticket is printed in German type and
has the following names: For House OF
Delegates; Bev. T. Crump, r. Z.
Frayser, John S. Harwood, Julian Bryant
and j. Aston Cabell; for the Senate.
John b. Cary, William Loyenstein and
Conway r. Sands.
This ticket has not been authorized by
the Germans. but was a personal matter.
IL might be well TO state that these bal
lots Will not be received, as none other
than those prepared by the City Demo
cratic Committee will meet with approval
at the hands OF the judges.