Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-10
PRIMARY OFFICIALS.
APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCED ,6Y THE
CITY COMMITTEE LAST NIchT.
Want n Room In the City HAL ""'~ W"
tho Parks-Asscssnent OF
Candidates.


the coming primary as follows:
CLAY WARD.
First Precinct, 1904 west Main street.
r,dges John Laird and II. V. H. Moore;
c,orrs I NJ. Van Buren, and George II.
Lewis. !,
second Precinct, 100 west Broap street
Judges. B. +. Shepperson and O.; NJ Ken
.,,rs,on. Clerks. NJ. b. Percival and II.
]. shepperson -.
Third Precinct. 126 west Broad street.
Iudges C. w. Clash and j. NJ. Thompson;
Clerks. ---.
Fourth Precinct, i2i south Pine street
Judges George ]. Hooper, Sr, and ~ r.
Gulick; Clerks. Is. L. Wade ana George %
Hooper. Jr. cr,
Fifth Precinct Reservoir ana Cary
s,reets-Judges, s. b. Herndon ana W. -
.Iones: Clerks, James Hancock emu % H.
MONROE WARD.
E,rst Precinct. voting-place not iiSeu-
r,dsos II II wilkinson and {. g Brlusv H.,
Clerks. Emmett Knowles ana fehh'"S -"''
Ter ., ,,,oco not fixed
Judges w. II. Coleman ana .'a' ~
Wver: Clerks, Il. f. Tyler ara '" 49,
Peasants. Jr. --,.,o NOT dyed
Third Precinct, voting-piace ~. NJ a.
Judges. Andrew Krause ana bu'n'i
tin: Clerks. f.. NJ. ID. CIarhe az ,,roa,-
Fourth Precinct, 4o5 north Third s.reg.n
I,,dgcs /. J. Carneal and Valentine
y,rown. clerks, w. A. Dunn ana
Eyfth Precinct, voting-place not nAe"
- lanes Harmon and Johh a.
Mosby: Clerk, Leigh Crutchheid'
JACKSON WARD.
r,,rs, Precinct. 1888 Brook avenue
r,dgas = w. France and Philip Nelze;
CLERK. Charles Noles.
second Precinct. west Duva. street
Iudges John McEnnany ana george W.
Lindsay; Clerk, Edward McEnnhny.
Tbird Precinct. 205 east Duvai street
Judges ]. w. Brady and Henry Run;
Clerk. w. J. ONei.
Fourth Precinct, 800 Seventeenth street
Judges. John Finnerty and j. -. Ander-
son; Clerk, william Dinsey.
MARSHALL WARD.
Firat Precinct. 300 Lester street
Judpns. r. Cayedo and J. II. Lawier,
clerks. Mike Beck and ". M. Whitlow
Second Precinct 2502 east Bros | street
Judges. Joseph i. Hubbard and /. ID.
Redwood; Clerks. I. D. Taylor and l. II.
Schmidt.
Third Precinct. Masonic Hall, Twenty
fifth street--Judges, W. VI. Williams and
John Pitt. Clerks. George T.. Taylor and
John Hogan.
JEFFERSON WARD.
First Precinct. 1915 east Franklin
street-Judges. j. Caskie Cabell end John
ID. Iottier: Clerk. Charles I.indenberg
Second Precinct. Old-Market Hall
Judges r. }. Robertson and b. T. Red
ford: Clerks, ". w. Robertson and j. j.
Danely.
Third Precinct, 2lI9 east Main street
judges Thomas Shea and j. l.. Pagan;
Clerk, Phil Bagley.
Fourth Precinct, 3lj north Twenty-first
street-Judges W. II. Atkinson and W.
r. Wood. Clerks, William Simpson and
J. Il. Allen.
MADISON WARD.
First Precinct, i05 north Seventh street
Judges, Harry Rice and J. J. English;
Clerks. Virglnius Hall and Thomas y.
O'Keefe.
Judges II. \. II. Dabney and Conway
r. Johnson; Clerks. J. G.. Dabney and
j. w. Parker.
Third Precinct. Judges Charles
W. Allen and II. s. Price, Clerks. An
drew w johnson and W q. Harvey.
Fourth Precinct, G23 east Cary street
Judges-Thomas W. Walsh and George G.
Wilde; Clerk. J. c. Smthwick.
ROOM IN THE CITY HALL.
Dir. Anderson moved that the chairman
of thu committee be requested TO apply
10 the Committee on Grounds ard Build
ings for room In the new city Hall for
the meetings OF tie city Committee. Mr..
Patterson opposed the motion. He said he
thought it would be a bad precedent.
Mr.. Peasants seconded the melton.
Mr.. Ianderkin opposed the motion. He
thought the hall should be used for city
purposes alone. In less than week there
would be a Republican COMMITTEES knock
ing at the doors Of the hall for meeting
room If the request was granted.
Mr.. Epps said he saw no harm in
making the request. The committee could
only be turned down.
The motion was lost by tie vote.
RECEIVE THE RETURNS.
M.ssrs. Enright, Landerkn. and Epps
were appointed a committee to secure a
convenient place to receive the returns on
election night.
The resignation Of Mr.. Ullman AZ a
member of the committee from Jefferson
ward was accepted.
Mr. Epps moved that the Grounds and
Buildings Committee be requested 10 dis
tribute the appropriation for york on
the public parks equally among rhe seve-
raj wards. The motion was adopted
ayes, II: noes 9.
The committee then adjourned until
Monday night at $50 o'clock.
Assessment of Candidates.
The committee announce the following
as the assessments against candidates
for nomination in the primary: Mayor
two or more candidates, $40 each; Com
mOnWealth's Attorney. two or more can
ddates, $40 each; Treasurer two or more
candidates, $}j each; Auditor, two or more
candidates, s35 each; City Sergeant. two
or more candidates, S35 each; Commis-
sloner OF Revenue. two or more candi-
dates, $40 each; Sheriff. two or more can
didates. $50 each; Collector, one candi-
date, $50: High Constable. one candidate
so; Clerk Hastings Court, one candidate
so; Clerk Chancery Court one candidate
so; Clerk Circuit Court, two or more can
didates. 800 each; Clerk Law and Equity
Court two or more candidates, $50 each;
Aldermen. $40 each; Councilmen, Justice
of the Peace, and members OF the City
Democratic Committee. s. each.
ASS ssments must be paid to Captain
Cunningham Hall. treasurer, on or before
the 18th at Il. NJ.