Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-29
OUR NEXT COUNCIL.
CONSIDERABLE INTEREST FELT IN THE
ecTIoN OF GOOD MEN THERETO.
O,d Members who Will Not Run
AgaIn-The Hold-Ovcrs and Listof
New Candidates.

| Great interest Is now being felt in the
se,ec,ion of members OF the Board OF
| Aldermen and Common Council. Every
one Is recognizing the Importance Oh
sending good men TO these bodies TO rep
rosent them. The outlook IL favorable 10
n large list OF candidates, from when
| IN select by the time the day for the
urinary arrives. The contest In the coun-
| climatic features OF this campaign IL
waxing quite warm. and IT looks as IL
interest will continue TO increase IN TINS
respect Many nrst-class men have an
nounced themselves for the Board ana
Common Council. and others are doing
so almost daily. Besides these, num-
Der of good and experienced men are
either candidates for reelection or hold
over.
AS TO THE BOARD.
Those I'm the Board Of Aldermen whose
terms expire with the incoming Council
and who will not be candidates for this
branch again, are Messrs. George Il.
Bowden. OF jefferson; John Il. Cary, OF
Madison: X. r. Davis and ". ). Gum,
of Clay: William r. Tanner. OF Monroe,
and Joseph c. Dickerson, Of Marshall
Messrs. Joseph W. Carter and j. 7.
Mountcastle. of Marshall. w. NJ. Turpin,
of Jefferson, and II. j. Moore. or Jack
son Ward. are candidates for reelection,
while Messrs. James Bahen and John
Mitchell. Jr. of Jackson; Otway S. Allen,
and r.. +. Reeve. of Madison: James I.
Cray and ]. W. white. Of Monroe: X. NJ.
Taylor. of Clay. and c. w. Hardwicke,
of jefferson. hold over until July !. 1895.
This gives the voters the following list
Of candidates for the upper branch Of
the City Council:
Clay Ward-E. 7 d. Starke. Evan
Snead. and Thomas p. Campbell.
Monroe Wards. Med. Blake and ID.
A. Brown, Jr
Madison Ward-James T. Vaughan and
W l.. White
jefferson Ward-William ". Turpin and
J. VI. King.
Marshall Ward-E. VI. Noble. j. T.
Mouncastle, and ". II. Curtis
THE COMMON COUNCIL
The members Of the Common Council.
which body has to be elected outright
every two years, who will stand for re-
election are:
Marshall Ward-Messrs. j. II. Grimes
and John Mann, Jr.
jefferson Ward-Messrs. George Il. Da-
Wis. John +. Epps, y. Il. Grooms, and T.
b. Murphy.
Madison Ward-Messrs. James Il. Ferri-
tor. J. Taylor Stratton. and \. -. Lam
derkin.
Monroe Ward-Messrs. George Gibson,
Jr.. Joseph W. Thomas. and President
Rolfe +. Glover.
Jackson Ward-Messrs. J. II. Griffith,
Benjamin Jackson. Mordecai T. Page.
William u. Smith. and Royal White.
Clay Ward-Messrs. II. l.. Carter John
J. King. NJ r. Seay John ). Trower. and
r. H. Boykin
Messrs. w II. Curtis and T.. NJ. Noble,
OF Marshall: ". j. Mcdowell. Of Monroe,
and James T. Vaughan and ". l.. White.
OF Madison Ward. who AT present occupy
seats in the Common Council, are desi-
rous to become members Of the Board Of
Aldermen. Therefore. the only members
retiring from politics FOR the present are
Messrs. Charles r.. Brauer. Of Jefferson
Ward. +. II. CARRIER of Marshall Ward.
and William i. Carneal. of Monroe Ware.
THE NEW CANDIDATES.
Among the new candidates for the Com
mon Council announced are:
Clay Ward-Messrs. T.. III. c. Cabell.
James r. Branch. II. r. Pollard. Jr; J.
NJ. Blanks. Thomas r. Gardner. -
Brock. and --- Goodwin.
Monroe Ward -Messrs. Marx Gunst. r.
S Brock. j. W Wiltshire. and James
Caskie.
Madison Ward-Messrs. Joseph Waller
stein. Julius Hobson, l. c. West, and
James Hayes.
jefferson Ward-Messrs. T.. H. Fergus
son. $. NJ Page, Sol. l.. BloOmberg. V.
Donau. and William Mullen.
Marshall Ward-Messrs. W. r. Woodey,
John Donleavy. Adam Diacont. G. T.. Rich
ards. II. \. Hawkins. Adolph Savage,
William Taylor and George Donnelly.
There are as yet no candidates in jack
son Ward.