Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-26

| For Board OF Aldermen tvote for two)-
| John II. King, J. 8. Moore. William NJ.
| Turpin.
Sol l.. Bloomberg. George b. Davis.
John +. Epps. Edgar II. Ferguson. w.
| II. Mullen. Thomas Is. Murphy, james !.
Neale. Samuel NJ. Page. Albert Witte..
For Justices OF the Peace lvote FOR
thrce) :. George W. Glass. William q.
Hammsck, Alex. p. Montgomery. MAJ.
shall f. Ramos George w. schl'sssr'
Stephen L. Wood.
for fve)--J. w. Anderson, Il. >: raean'
w. A. James H. A. Jarvis. walter r..
Joyner. II. M. Tyler, J. a. (0uss) War
rem. L. o. wendenburg. A. j. WOOL
James W. Wood.
MADISON WARD.
For Board OF Aldermen Wote for one)-
James T. Vaughan. William L. "n'e
For Common Council vote TOT hse,-
Robert r. Briggs. James T. Ferr''sr'
lanes Waves. julius a. Hobson. a. d.
Ianderkin, J. Taylor Stratton, W. d.
waldron. Joseph Wallerste'n. H.
For Justices of the Peace vote iof
,bree,-W. Is. Jones, Sam. f. McGehee'
John T. West, Jr. ,.,.
For city Democratic Committee vote
for fye,-Cunningham Hall. Felix kee-
Gan c. w. Morriss. p. p. Murray, An
drew PiExini Jr.. jefferson Wallace.
MONROE WARD.
For Board Of Aldermen vote for one)-
George Med. Blake. ID. \. Brown Jr.
For Common Council vote for hvs-K.
8 Brock. Jr. James Caskle, Rolfe ~.
Glover. Marx Gunst, w. J. Mcdowell
Joseph w. Thomas. james NJ. wiltshire.
For Justices of the Peace vote Tor
tbreo)-D. &. Gates, Tate F. Chenery. w.
a. U.onnie) Graves. Henry d. Gruoos'
William Krouse. It,.
For City Democratic Committee woe
for Gve)-H st. John Coalter, walter
q. Duke, James W. Gordon. w. H. isaaes
Jr.. w. Mac. Jones. James Il. Mckinney
u. r. Noel, II. l.. Peters, Emahuei III
man, James J. Welsh.
CLAY WARD.
For Board Of Aldermen vote for two)--
r. +. Campbell. Charles II. Langfor:'
Evan Snead. r. d. Starke.
For Common Council vote for nve,-
] NJ. Blanks. James r.. Branch. william
r. Brock. p. II. C. Cabell. Henry H. car
tor Samuel ". Cottrell. II. j. Ford
,rh.mas w Gardner. c. y. Goodwin.
John J. King. II. r. Pollard Jr.. NJ. FIJI.
aeay, John 5. Trower' Jon" a. 'o'''e
lehr.
For Justices Of the Peace vote Tor
three)-George T. Dickey. j. l.. lngetsoii'
u. 4. Jacob. J. r. Lewis. James u. Lyle
Walter z. Orange, James Il. Peters' j.
Fleming Wingfeld
For CITY Democratic Committee vote
for fve)-C. A. Boyce. George W. Dance
Marion l.. Dawson. Charles w. DUN
stan. Paul Latouche. W. c. Rhodes
Charles r.. Winston.
JACKSON WARD.
For CITY Democratic Committee vote
for Gve,--James 70. Doherty, ". J. Doyle.
". F.. Epps. Henry j. Heeke. E. j. Ho-
gan. W. ID. Jack) Johnston, John hrouse'
Il. ]. Mccarthy.
For the City Committee.
This will be the first time tna' Hehi-
hers OF the City Democratic Committees
have been chosen in primary. in we"
al the fact that very few OF those VINO
have consented 10 become canhidates ior
seats in the committee have made d can
yass. the Dispatch gives below brei
statement Of who me aspirants are, ana
of their business associations.
CLAY WARD.
Mr.. c. A. Boyce Is in the coal tusi-
ness. and has been active in the last
two canvasses making speeches In behalf
of some of the candidates.
Mr. George W. Dance was until re-
Gently engaged In the retail grocery busi-
ness.
Mr. Marion l.. Dawson IL young
lawyer, and counsel for the sno"-church
Company. He was at one time physical
instructor at the Young Mems Christian
Association
ia "A nrOminPnt
Mason. and established the Rough .Ashlar.
a Masonic magazine. He is now studying
law.
Mr.. Paul Latouche is salesman for
J. H. Sheppard. clothing merchant on
Broad street.
Mr.. w. c. Rhodes Is a member OF the
present committee. and IS IA saloon-keeper.
Mr.. Charles r. Winston IL secretary OF
the Electric Construction Company, ana
Home Electric Company.
MADISON WARD.
Captain Cunningham Hall is in the In
surance business, and treasurer of the
present committee. He has long been
identified with local politics.
AIR. Felix Keegan is proprietor OF the
Lexington Hotel Cafe and a prominent
member of the McGnl Lyceum.
Mr.. c. w. Morris is the ticket agent
OF the James-Rver Division OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway.
Mr. +. =. Murray is a salesman engaged
with the e. y. Taylor China Company.
MIR. Andrew Pizzini. Jr., is retired
merchant, an ex-member OF the City
Council and is vice-presldent OF the Ma
tional Building and Investment Associa.
tion OF Virginia. and president of the
Electric Construction Company.
Mr.. Jefferson Wallace is secretary OF
the present committee. having served
four years, IL best known from his news
paper connection. is editor of the Virginia
Historical Magazine, and is also engaged
in the manufacture OF chemicals.
MARSHALL WARD.
Mr.. James NJ. N. Allen is a clerk with
West a. Branch, plumbers. steam-fitters.
&c.
Mr.. F. A. Bowry Is a member OF the
present committee. was until recently en-
gagged in the grocery business. and Is
Of Marshall Ward.
Mr.. Thomas II. Davis lives in Fulton.
and Is stove mounter by trade.
Mr.. Thomas J. Enright Is member OF
the present committee, and q retail grocer.
Mr.. l.. w. Guyer is in the employ Of
Messrs. W. J. Yarbrough & Sons. tobacco
Mr.. w II. Lumsden. Jr., is a well-known
base ball player and a clerk in the general
freight office Of the Danville road.
Mr.. W. II. Mettert is in the employ Of
a teaming firm.
Mr.. w II. Shervin is member of the
present committee and city salesman for
Warner Moore.
Mr.. Savage Smith Is carpenter and
builder.
MONROE WARD.
Mr.. II. st. John Coalter Is a young at
torney at law.
Mr.. Walter G.. Duke is a member OF
the firm of Ware & Duke. book and job
printers.
Mr.. James W. Gordon was until recent
ly engaged in the railway-supply bust
ness. and Is now manager OF the Snow
Church Company.
Mr.. w. B. Isaacs. Jr., Is a well-known
book-keeper.
Mr. w Mac. Jones IL a stenographer In
the employ of the Richmond and Danville
railroad.
Mr.. James f. McKenney is a lawyer.
and Is engaged with Williams & Boul |
ware.
Mr.. y. r. Noel Is a well-known and
influential newspaper man. city editor OF