Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-24
READY FOR BATTLE.
7ar cry COMMITTEE ARRANces THE
DETAILS OF THE PRIMARY.
Rssu,ps b He Resolved 1t Sanger Hail.
Distributisn Of Tschets--witnesses
tn the Count.

The CITY Democratic COMMITTEE met AZ
headquarters last night TO make final ar
range,nents for the municipal primary.
II WIS reported that Sanger Hall had
been secured as the place for receiving
the returns Thursday night.
Mr.. Joyner moved that when the COM
mittee adtourns 1t be to meet at Sanger
Hall Thursday night at o'clock. Agreed
to.
On motion Of Mr.. Bradley It was re-
solved to receive returns from the judges
on election night In the order in which
they report The Committee on Hall was
continued with authority to arrange for
police. &c.
A motion that the registrars be ad-
mitted to the precincts for the purpose OF
making transfers was adopted.
A motion was agreed to that 5000 tickets
be distributed after o'clock "Wednesday
afternoon at headquarters to, the candi-
dates on the general ticket who have
opposition.
The newspapers were requested to state
that candidates who have not signed Tue
plan must do so to-day.
The Chair announced that the commit
tees for each precinct TO witness the
count were, as far as appointed as io'-
lows:
JACKSON WARD.
First Precinct-John W, Sharp, ). H.
Gates, A. Deitze Charles Harlow, r. w.
Frame, and J. McGovern.
Second Precinct-C. r. Winkeneiu'
Owen Marion, w. J. Smith. ana NJ
Doherty, ,or,s
Third Precinct-J. r. Shepherd, LOUIS
Run. p. ]. Wheeler, Walter BiacSouf"'
and o. Gasser. w T.
Fourth Precinct-w. d. Harton, w. T.
Moran. Henry Monday W. II. l'ree' -
] Ryan, and p. II. Donahone.
MONROE WARD.
First PrecInct-Dr. ID. W. Moseiey' W.
NJ Evans. f. ]. Glasgow. Thomas po'ah'
7. ID. Crenshaw. and Peyton Gry"es. @
second Precinct-E. I. Crump, W., o.
worsbam. DIR. Benjamin HARRISON 1uia"
Binford, and Jackson Guy.
Fifth Precinct-H NJ. Boykin, >. o. -
Owen. J. A. Healy. T. NJ. Perkins, -
Il. Wingo, and X. II. Mospy'
JEFFERSON WARD.
First Precinct-Bev. 7. Crump' II. ~
cabeIl ]. Lichtenstein, ]. l.. Greeh"a'u'
J. l.. Ezekiel. and l.. 7. Christian.
second Prescinct-H Hirshberg, LOUIS
I,riscbkorn b. r. Cooke c. Manning, Jr',
A. b. Wharton, and D. p. Poweli.
Third Precinct-Henry G. Crenshaw,
w T. Hancock, w. w. Grasswitn' james
white. and w. J. Davis.
Fourth Precinct-M. J. Mussen, "A. j.
Duesbery. NJ X. Jude. j. q. Mcdowell
#. w. Joseph. and b. F. wright
MARSHALL WARD.
First Precinct-Joseph f. Sorg. J. II.
Nuchols. william Sale L. Donahoe, w.
F. Mays, and James Henley.
Second Precinct-Julian Bryant, X. 5.
N Valentine, @. w. Taylor, w. j. West
wood r. w. Davis. and ". II. Williams
Third Precinct-J. Z. FIournoy, I. +.
Murdoch. b. c. Lewis s. p. Clay, a. Z.
Peay, and w. G.. Bayless.
MADISON WARD.
First Precinct-R. w. Cardwell, Charles
]. Anderson, j. Mac. Tiller, l.. u. Morris,
w. b. Lightfoot, and G.. A. Noting.
Second PrecInct-H ID. Riddick, Nj. w.
Gayle, i. B. Vaughan, Charles Millhiser,
W. C. Wilson, and J. G.. West.
Third Precinct-Dr. Edward Mcclure.
A. II. Christian, G.. w. Mayo Burnett
Lewis, Charles G. Bosher, and Alexander
Cameron.
Fourth Precinct-Dr. John Mahoney, G.
F. Keesee, j. w. G. Hodges. j. 4. Grif-
fifth, NJ. b. Ramos. and J. r. Tenant
The chairman announced that he and
the secretary would be at headquarters
tonight at o'clock 10 swear In the
judges and clerks.
The committee then adjourned to meet
at Sanger Hall Thursday night at 3
o'clock.