Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
THE CITY COMMITTEE MEETS.
Voting Places and Primary Ofhcers-dr
WaIIace Makes an ExplnnatIOn.

Voting Places and Primary Oncers-Nr.
Wallace Makes an Explanation.
The City Democratic Committee met
Inst night 10 receive the reports OF the
superintendents of the several wards. en-
bracing estimates OF the expenses OF the
primary election OF Thursday, the names
Of the judges and clerks at each precinct,
and the voting places.
The voting places and the names or
the Judges and clerks are as follows;
Marshall Ward: First Precnct-32o' Les
ter street-Judges, r.. a. Cavedo and T. ).
Enright: Clerks. J. II. Lawdcr and NJ.
Beck Second Precinct-Broai and Twen-
ty-nfth streets-Judges, J, L. Hubbard
and J. y. Redwood; Clerks. K. y. Nalen-
tine and Henry Schmidt. Third Precinct
Masonic Hail. Twenty-fifth strcet-Judges,
w. NJ. williams and John Pitt; Clerks, >
W. Bowry and John Hogan.
Madison Ward: First Precinct-ioo north
Seventh street-Judges. II. VI. Shield and
]. !. English. Sr; Clerks, Nirginius HaI
and Henry Chamberlayne. Second Pre-
cinct-3lS east Broad street-Judges. K. \.
+. pabncy and r. J. Johnson; Clerks, ).
r. Dabnoy and W. y. Johnson. Third
precinct-1OO east Main street-Judg'S.
lanes 81. Pecor and Charles w. Allen;
clerks. \. W. johnson and w. g. Harvey
Fourth Precinct-GlS east cary street
| Judges. X. =. l4ligNfu anu 4t''t''-''
Walsh: Clerks. Charles NJ wallace 'F''
and Emmett Schafer
Jefferson Ward: First Precinct-l5i3 east
franklin strcet-.udges. J. Caskie Cdpell
and Charles Terrell; clerks, John d. Lot
tier and Charles Lindcnburg Second IRE
cinct-Oll- Market Hall-Judges, r. y. Rob
artson and b. T.. Rcdford, Clerks, william
Robertson and J. j. Dancey. Ihird re
ciuct-22lg east Main strcet-JudSes' j. T.
richardson and James Z. Pagan CLERKS
AJ Fowler and T. l.. Richardson Jr.
IS,,,rtb Precinct -Twenty-hrst street be
,,,aan nroad and Marshall streets-Judges'
" Atkinson and William Brothers.
| Clerl,s w. q. Hammock and william
Cav Ward: First Precinct-12oi west
Main street-Judges, John Laird ana II.
Y R Moore; Clerks, Evan K. Snead ara
" Z. Lee. Second Preclnct-'~ Wrst
Broad ,trcct-Judses. y. r. Shepp'rsoH'
q \ Gwatrmcy: Clerks, w. II. BeVeridEe
T.. ana C;eorge Waller. Third Precinct
| I5t ,vast BROAD strcet-Judges. e. Y. Clash
~nd I NJ. Tompson; Clerks, II. H. Kane
| and II d. Bolton. Fourth Precinct-i-l
| sontb pine street-Judgcs, George ).
| Hooper. Sr., and ID. =. Garlick' ClerN7'
| George J. Hooper Jr., and II. l.. Hulce'
| Fifth Precinct-Reservor and Gay sur -
| Tudo,as. J. V. Ramos and j. 7. Blahi'
| Clerks, James WINSTON anu 'diii'' i''''
| cock. ruo,,,o, -oq
| Drool<a ,yenue-Judges. f. w. France ana
| pbilIin Ncisz: Clerks. Charles Harlow ana
| / o,,ie Scbatt Second Precinct west
DuvaI-Judges. w. j. Smith and George w
| fnee,. clerks. John Mckinney and Il.
| Ceophfiort Third Precinct-2)5 east puVu
| street-Judges J. II. Bradley anu liehfy
| run; Clerks. W. J. ONeh ana hehiS
| scott Fourth Precinct-o'o north Sever"
| teeuth strcet-Judges, John flH'r,y anu
| q. 4. Hn; Clerks, X. j. Ryan ana l. D.
! Mccarthy. -.,,.t,
| r,,rst etreet-Iudges, IL. IL. wilkins ana
| Y cox: Clerks, A. u. Mldlow ana
| courtney Shields Second Prccinct-Nhlt-
| oarn's stable-Iudges, W. *. coleman
and Charles Meyer; Clerks. x. r. IyIer
| and George ID. Pleasants Third PRECINCT
| : Uast Prcad street-Judg %. Andrew
| Krous. and Luther Martin; Clerks I. \.
| Hyslop and r. -. Clerk. Fourth Precinct
| -i0i north Third street-Judges' Eht'lrS
| A. Zincke and l.. J. Carneal' NleIhs' -, ~
| N,,ttIa1orfer and ". w. Dunn. ftth
| preci,ct- qot east Canal street-IudS's.
| lanes Harrison and John a. MoSby'
| clerks Leigh CrutchGeld and George w.
| Libby. .... e...>.-,,...,,,r,,,
| A communication from state chairman
| Ellyson requesting that the comml-lee
arrang. for A series Of public meetings
| vas referred to committee consisting
of Nassrs. Ianderkin, Lovenstein ara
| Epps. .,..-,.s
| Wards superintendents and Registrars
| viii apply at the office Of Chairman Patte-
| son in Shafer's building by O'Clock ICr
| the purpose Of receiving books Stationery
nlrs. etc.
MIR. WALLACE'S RESOLUTION.
Mr. Wallace rose to a question OF per-
| sonal privilege touching his resolution re-
gardng the press, which was adop'cu a.
the last meeting and read a long article
which he had written for the paper to
whose criticism of members OF the com
| mittee he took exception This card was
declined. and he therefore gave the com
| ,,ittaa the benefit Of his Views, as eN-
| messed therein, and supplemented the
| article as prepared with Few remarks
defining his purpose in Offering the re-
solution. lie concluded by moving a re-
consideration of the vote by Which 'he
resolution was adopted. for the reason
that il provided that the Executive CoIh,
mittee should carry out It's object ana
there was no executive cOIliiilt'eo al
| existence at this time
The motion was adopted, and on tur-
ther motion OF Mr.. Wallace the resolu'
tion was laid upon the table until the
meeting succeeding that y ,the 18TH.
This matter led to a good deal OF infor-
nal discussion, in which Mr.. Wallace
MIR. Enrlght. and others took part. Mr
| Wallace said the same paper that mad
recently criticised members OF the com
mittee improperly had during severa
campaigns, notably the Cleveland-Hll
fight, commented upon members OF th'
body in a manner that, TO say the least
was unjust and unseemly He had never
been criticised by the paper until las
, Wednesday The committee shOult
either adopt some method for it's pro
lection or the members would have
70 do as he proposed TO do In future
Z il such a course was not followed
make any attack upon them persona
matter and hold the writer responsible
r Mr.. Enright said his people knew him
| and did not care how much this paper
, whose reporters were no better men thar
: he was, criticised him go it confined II
, self TO the truth about him.