The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-02
THE DELEGATES NAMED.
THOSE FOR WHOM YOU ARE TO
yOTB At THE PRIMARY.
The Tyler Organization Failed to Send In
a List-The Voting Places and the
Cost of tho Election.

/ room to arrange the details Of the pri-
mary TO elect delegates 10 the Guoerna-
| torial Convention August 18th. The vice.
chairman, Captain Fred Peasants, pre-
sided in the place of Chairman Pate
son, who was unable to be present.
The plan was, amended 50 as TO allow
the Tyler organization until $50 o'clock
to submit the names of their candidates
to be voted for as delegates to the con-
vention. as otherwise provided.
The ward superintendent presented
reports, naming the voting places, the
judges and the clerks of election.
A motion offered by Captain Cunning
ham Hall, providing that the names Of
/ the candidates with their attendant
/ groups of delegates, be presented on the
tickets In alphabetical order. was
adopted.
The time having passed which allowed
| the Tyler organization 10 bring in a
| list of candidates for delegates without
any report having been made by them,
/ the committee decided 10 proceed with
/ the regular business without counting
the Tyler organization in the primary.
The plan, which was adopted section
by section, at the last meeting, was
again read. and adopted without farther
] amendment.
The superintendent OF wards made an
/ approximate report Of the cost Of the
primary In their respective wards and
the aggregate was considerably less than
at first supposed.
The committee adjourned to meet at
$50 p. NJ, August 4th, to receive the
| returns from the election.
Voting Places.
The voting places reported by the ward
| superintendent are:
Madison Ward-First precinct 400 north
Seventh street; second precinct. SlS east
| Broad; third precinct. 700 east Marshall;
! fourth precinct. go east Cary.
| Jefferson Ward-First precinct. 1911
east Franklin street: second precinct,
Old Market Hall; third precinct, 22i9
east Main: fourth precinct, Blunt's shop,
Twenty-hrst. between Broad and Mar
shall.
Jackson Ward-First precinct. 75S
Brook avenue; second precinct, No.
west Duval; third precinct, POS east Du-
val; fourth precinct 800 north Seven
teehth street.
Clay Ward-First precinct, 1874 west
Main; second precinct. 700 west Broad;
third precinct, l2l west Broad: fourth
precinct, 42l south Pine; fifth precinct.
Reservoir and Cary.
Marshall Ward-Flrst precinct, 5000
Lester street; second precinct north
cast corne, Twenty-hfth and Broad: third
precinct, Masonic Hall. Twenty-ffth
street.
Monroe Ward-First precinct, First
street. between Main and Cary; second
precinct, Wttcamps stable; third pre-
cinct Il west Broad; fourth precinct,
40j north Third fifth precinct, Second
and Canal.
The Delegates.
The Buford and the OFerrall organi-
zation each reported a full list Of dele
gates for every precinct as provided in
the plans as follows
Buford Delegates.
Marshall Ward-Tirst Precinct-J. w.
| Reams Joseph Il. Sorg, w. II. Eacho,
| T. VI. O'Donnen.
Second Precinct-W. T. Hancock, Will
liam II. Williams, James w. sinton, A.
| JEFF. Vaughan, John c. Walsh, Jr.
Third Precinct-W. c. Ammons. Arthur
| j. Ferguson, Adam Diacont. George a.
! GoOde, 4. W. Weisiger, Edgar b. White
Jefferson Ward-First Precinct-H. l..
| Cabell George Bannister, Jacob J.. Green
wald.
Second Precinct--C. c. Thon. A. J. Wood,
! II. E. Hirshberg James McDonough.
Third Precinct-Phil Shea, James L.
| Botto. ". 3. Grooms.
Fourth Precinct-Thomas p. Williams
| ". a. O. Cole. II. a. Jervis, f. c. Brauer,
Or. r. D. Garcin, S. i. Wood.
Madison Ward-First Precinct-Colonel
| Thomas p. Pollard. John T. West, John
! n. Parker, Major Henry c. Carter.
Second Precnct-Robert r. Briggs,
Charles c. Walker. Charles Millhiser. a.
| c. Maynard. John b. Lightfoot
Third Precinct-B 3. MunfOrd. Andrew
Pizzini Jr., Robert Archer, William L.
White
Fourth Precinct-Maxwell T. Clarke
Monroe Ward-First Precinct-F. T.
| Glasgow, Charles +. Barfoot Thomas NJ.
Dolan, Andrew G. Briggs, c. T. Blanken-
ship, William Gibson, Jr.
Second Precinct-Dr. c. w. p Brock,
Frank d. Hill, Edward T. Crump. j. C.
| McKennay.
Third Precinct-Joseph L. Levy, Charles
L. Jones, James w. White.
Fourth Precinct-Joseph w. Thomas. W.
| 4. Oonnie) Graves, J. z. Tompkins,
| Charles NJ. Angle.
Fifth Precinct-James IT, Gray, John F.
Bargamin. II. Carter Osterbind, William
| G. Miller
Clay Ward-First Precinct-Thomas
| Barry. John Bowers. B. Z. Eaves T. II.
| Elicit. .. A. Jacob. George A. Smith. w.
! c. Wilkinson.
Second Precinct-J. Howard Davis. J.
| II. Gardner, w. j, Kimbrough, Patrick
McDonough, J. H. Taylor Irwin n. Whar-
ton.
Third Precinct--Charles Gunst, 4. r.
Jones, John j. King, Charles s. String
| fellow, Peyton Wise.
Fourth Precinct-A. c. Calder. d. L.
| Craddock, G.. II. Merriman, r. Z. German,
John Morris. w. A. G. Rees, S. ]. b.
| (Stoney) Wright.
Fifth Precinct-A. J. Brown, Julian L.
Rhodes. Henry w. Wood, Colonel William
/ r. Smith.
Jackson ward-First Precinct-Julius
| II. 10th.
! second Precinct-Ambrose p. Hill.
Third Precinct-J. H. Bradley, w. ].
! O'Neil.
Fourth Precinct-Edward ]. Cline, VIII
! liam NJ. Baldwin.
OF. rail- Delegates.
NIarshau Ward-First Precinct-Edward
| Donahue James +. Grady, j. 7. Mount
| castle. John Timberlake.
Second Precinct-John Bagley. w. II.
Curtis. J. c. Dickinson, John Grimes.
G.. Watt Taylor.
Third Precinct-W. Scott Bailey. George
w bradley. r. Seldom Chiidress, w. T.
| Pearman. Colin Reynolds. Jr. w. T.
! Woody.
| Jefferson Ward-First Precinct-John
| NJ Higgins, Harris Jacobs. Felix Kee-
| gan. ~