The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-27
WALLACE, THE MUELLER
ME Talks Ar LENGTH ON MS PRESS
REFORM RESOLUTION
And Proceeds to Criticize the Reporter OF
Tho Times--voting Precincts Arranged
by the City Committee.


final details IN connection with the pri-
mary election tomorrow. Chairman S. s.
p. Patteson presided. The Superintend-
ents of the several wards handed In their
reports Of the arrangements made for
holding the primary. as follows:
clay Ward.
First Precinct 1904 West Main street
Judges, John Laird, II. V. -. Moore Clerks.
Evan X. Snead, w. r. Lee.
Second Precinct. 700 West Broad
Judges. u. +. shepperson, George N.
Gwathmey: Clerks. w. II. Beverage. Jr.
George Waller.
Third Precinct l2i West Broad street
Judges. c. V. Clash. J. NJ. Thompson;
Clerks. II. L. Kane. i. d. Bolton.
Fourth Precinct 42l South Pine street
Judges, George J. Hooper ST.. ID. p.
GarIiek; Clerks. George J. Hooper. Jr.,
ii. L. Hulce.
Filth Precinct. Reservoir and Cary
streets-Judses, J. V. Ramos. ]. p. Blandi
Clerks, James Winston. James Hancock.
Monroe ward.
First Precinct No. 4 South First street
Judges, II. IL. wilkins. r. A. Cook,
Clerks, A. r. Miller Courtney Shield.
Second Precinct, Whitcamp's Stable
Judges, w. r. Coleman. Charles Myer:
Clerks II. T.. Tyler. George ID. Peasants.
Third Precinct. No. West Broad street
Judges. Andrew Krouse. Luther Mar
tin: Clerks. G. A. Hyslop. Il. d. Clark.
Fourth Precinct. 4O5 North Third street
Judges. Charles A. Zinke. l.. j. Car
neal; Clerks. l.. r. Mitteldorfer, Walter
w. Dunn.
Fifth Precinct, POI East Canal street
Judges. James Harrison. John A. Mosby;
Clerks, Leigh Crutchheld. George W.
Libby.
Madison Ward.
First Precinct. 400 North 7th street.
Judges II. NJ Shields. ]. J. English, ST..
Clerks Harvey Chamberlayne, Virginius
Hall.
Second Precinct. SIS East Broad street
Judges. r. A. f. Dabney. c. X. Johnson;
Clerks. J. +. Dab ney. w. ID. Johnson.
Third Precinct 700 East Main street
Judges, James II. PecOr, Charles w.
Allen; Clerks. W. G. Harvey. A. w.
Johnson.
Fourth Precinct. GlS East Cary street
Judges. II. S. Ellerson. Thomas w Walsh;
Clerks, Charles NJ. Wallace, Jr., Emmett |
Schafer.
Marshall Ward
First precinct, 300 Lester street
Judges, r. A. Caredo. r. j. Enright; |
Clerks, J. II. Lawder, NJ. Beck.
Second precinct. corner Broad and |
Twenty-hfth streets-Judges, j. p. Hub
bard. James ID. Redwood Clerks, X.
Surry Valentine. Henry Schmidt.
Third precinct Masonic Hail, Twenty !
fifth street-Judges. w. NJ. Williams, |
John Pitt; Clerks. S. w. Bowery, John |
Hogan.
Jefferson ward
First precinct, 1915 east Franklin street |
Judges, j. Caskie Cabell Charles Ter |
rill; Clerks, John ID. Lottier, Charles !
Lindenburg
Second precinct, Old Market Hall |
Judges T. j. Robertson. Il. f. Redford; !
Clerks, William Robertson. j. J. Doucy
Third precinct, 22l9 east Main street
Judges. T. r. Richardson, James p. Fa-
gan; Clerks, A. J. Bowler, T. e. Richard
son. Jr.
Fourth precinct, Twenty-1rst street, |
between Broad and Marshall streets |
Judges. William T. Atkinson. William |
Brouthers; Clerks. w G. Hammack, |
William Simpson.
Jackson Nafd.
Nst precinct, f33 Brook avenue
Judges, +. W. France, Philip Weiss; /
Clerks, Charles Harlow, Louis Schatt
Second precinct. No. 1 west Duval /
street--Judges, w. J. Smith, George w. |
Lindsay; Clerks, John Mckinney, b. Geoph- |
fort.
Third precinct. 205 east Duval street |
Judges. ]. II. Bradley, Henry Ruff !
Clerks. w. J. ONeil. Henry Scott
Fourth precinct. 600 north Seventeenth |
street--Judges, John Finerty, c. A. Hill; |
Clerks, r. j. Ryan, p. ]. Mccarthy
The estimated total expenses of the |
primary was about SEQ.
A communication was read from State |
Chairman Ellyson in regard TO party |
affairs. and committee consisting Of |
Messrs. Landerkin, Lovenstein and Epps |
was appointed to secure speakers and |
arrange for one or more speeches during !
next month.
Printed copies OF the primary plan were
distributed ito the members. and the |
chairman instructed that the registrars
of election and the superintendent or
the several wards meet him at his Of |
fee at 3 o'clock this afternoon, the reg |
istrars to be sworn in and the superin-
tendents TO receive their supplies and
equipments for the polls.
After the details OF the cit-lloh Hdt
been disposed of Mr. Jefferson Wallace.
who at the former meeting OF
the committee jumped into lneV-
table notoriety by his now famous
uress muzzling resolution and assinine SEN
timents In regard to it. again went
Drawing through the field Of reform
and not only denied only In part his
words Of the previous occasion, which
were reported verbatim ct literatim, at
the time. but took advantage OF his
h,riviiege on the floor, TO maliciouSly
criticize the reporter.
He read portion of the report re-
ferred 10, and reply which he offered
The Times for publication, which was
so insulting that not only The Times,
but every other paper I'm Richmond. re-
fused to admit to their columns.
lie tried also 10 make Mr.. Enright
a party TO his diatribe, but that gentle
man made n manly defence Of his po-
sition and admitted that ne was mis-
taken as 10 the bylaws governing the /
subject and that he acted on informa- /
ton given 10y Mir. Wallace himself
Nhat Mr.. Wallace said was on par /
with the former speech. which Gin very /
shame ~ must hel he denies. notWith- |
standing took 1t down In precise words |
as he spoke II.
He again resented the privilege taken |
by The Times in criticising the commit |
tee. and announced the terrifying edict |
that unless the papers would remedy the |
matter he would hold the reporter per-
sonally responsible.
At the close OF this rambling venop,ous