Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28
NOW FOR THE BATTLE
Registration Books Closed and But Few
Mere Days to Work.
OUR JUDGES AND CONSTABLES.
ruIl Iist Of Election Oniccrs Appointed
for Duty fn Ricbmond-Ihe sihtn
and Ninth Districts.

The registration books closed last niShN
ard. considering the amount Of work In
she way OF obtaining tTansiefs 'n"I hao
been done through city Democratic mead
quarters. the registration was quito
large. especially in Clay Ward Inc force
at headquarters was kept busy during the
day assisting voters 70 obtain transfers.
furnishing information. etc. ana the
renort last night from all over the city
~as very satisfactory as to the interest
Che Democrats arc taking In the election.
Merry Few negroes either registered or
obtained transfers
The Civ Committee will hold It's regular
meeting at headquarters Monday Night
when arrangements WI be maze ior
series OF club meetings before election
oav. on Tuesday night there VIII be u
grand rally at B,eHner's Park under the
nuspiccs Of the committee. Ex-Governor
IYtshugh Ice and Judge F1oFnoy VIII
be the speakers and there VIII De
band OF music in attendance. Arrange
mcrts are also In progress fof n'E
meeting at Corcovan han duiihs 'he
week.
WORK or THE ELECTORAL BOARD.
The Richmond Electoral Board com
coscd Of Ncsegs. v. J. NestWool' H.
Tay!or PemJcr,On, and Captain 4hoHi'|'
Ilett have pretty well gotten eNe,S
shirc into shlpshape for the election. The
rorsti,ttional. amendment ballots have
been printed aud appor,ionec, and the
cousressioral ballots VIII be printed Mon
1ay IN the presence Of ira board ana
,he Judge of IN" Hastings Court Inc
yotine-booths ana anncxcs have been
buIt and stored at the headquarters OF
the board. in Washington Han. Ihcre
1re twenty-five ot the foTmcr-ohe LOT
each precinct-and seVSnty-se'eh Oh '"e
latter.
tn. following list Efya tn. number Of
enrexes and the names Of the judges
NJ election at each precinct. the first judge
named at each precinct being also regis
trar:
MARSHALL WARD.
First Precinct CIR. A. Cavc1o, Thomas
J. Enright. and Daniel u. Alley.
Second Precinct tGD-JOseph T. Hubbard
BENJAMIN Howard, and James A. Key
Third Precinct O-w NJ. Williams.
John PIT. and .. ". Seward
JEFFERSON WAEp
First Precinct ,2>-J. Caske Cabell, John
d. Iotticr. and Emanuel Il. Mleison.
Second Precinct OIL :. robertson
& L. BEDFORD. and Aristotle DAVIS.
Third Precinct (2}-Tncmas r. shea'
Custavus Gregory. and ". j. smith.
Fourth Precinct W-Wilton T. ATKINSON
John Il. Allen. AM {. IL. Triplett
MADISON WARD.
First Precinct CD. Harry Rice. George
~. Banford. ana Oliver Jones.
Second Precinct OR. \. Il. Daohey'
Conway L. johnson. and W. u. Seiden.
Third Precinct Cj-James II. Iecor. Jr.'
Charles ". Allen. ana James W. Kan
Fourth Precinct OF. W. Walsh
George {. Wilde. and Peter Nicks.
MONROE WARD.
First Precinct Oh. H. Wilkins, c. C..
BRIDGES. and :. i. Raghnd.
second Precinct CIV. Rey Coleman,
Andrew III. Mott. AID stephen 5. Lee.
Third Precinct (3)-Andrew krouse.
1uthAr Martin. and a. II. Kaufman.
Fourth Precinct C)-I LoVenstein, l.. j.
Carneal. uni W. L. Griffin.
Filth Precinct C2-James Harmon, John
"A. Mosby, and John W. Foster.
CLAY WARD.
First Precinct CD-John Laird. II. n. B.
Moore and g. W. Burn.
Second Precinct 90. y. kelnlnghain'
John H. Beverage, and George -. Gwalh-
mey.