The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-15
WANTED CANDIDATES.
ufcHMoSD Is DKsIxoUs OF HAVING
Primary ELECTION.
Eat There Il . Lack Of Men who are Will
lag to Serve the City for Honor and
0isry-The Candidates.

assessment made on candidates. can run
before he people In the coming legalizea
primary. April 26th-
CAPT. Cunningham Hall. treasurer OF the
committee. assisted by Mr.. Jefferson Wal
lace. was at the headquarters yesterday
I'D 20 the hour named. receiving the
fsnds. and all candidates heretofore men
toned for the general offices had paid
vp az 'he hour named. and the plan. as
mr. as they are concerned, is complete
and satisfactory.
In the case OF the Aldermen and mem
hers Of the City Committee. a condition
exists that IS a little puzzling. and is
not provided for in the primary arrange
mcnts
The Board Of Aldermen Is composed OF
three members from each ward. eighteen
in all. but there are only two candidates
each for Aldermen Offering from Madison
and Monroe wards. and no candidates Of
any description from Jackson ward
The deficiency in the number OF can
dIdatcs necessary Is still more marked IN
the case OF the members of the Democratic
committee.
chairman Patteson. when asked last
evening what would be done about the
matter. said that he was not authorized
10 say. but that the committee would
AXE some action In connection with the
awkward situation at its meeting to-
morrow night.
The committee is all-powerful in the
matter. and the law gives them fun
powers 10 make rules governing the pri-
mary. the only real restriction being that
n shall be held not more than thirty and
not less than twenty days before the
regular election.
The committee can. therefore. extend the
race. or make such other change III
the plan as seems necessary.
Unless a sufficient number Of candidates
offer IL is obvious that the primary cannot
De held. and even should a sufficient num-
Der offer just 10 make up the quota OF
Aldermen. councimen. and committee
men. their election would be predeter-
mined.
The committee will meet at O'Clock
Monday night. and their ability for get
ting out OF awkward places will no doubt
rise equal TO the occasion.
THE CANDIDATES.
The following is the list Of those can
dilates who have paid their assessments;
GENERAL OFFICES.
vavor-Joseph G. Dickerson, William J..
Tanner. and Richard NJ. TAYLOR.
commemorative Attorney-Tazewell IL
1ctt. ID. {. Richardson. and II. NJ. Smith.
Jr.
sher0-John T. Hughes and Richard
j. Frayser.
Munford and f. W. Chamberlayne
CITY Sergeant-Charles III. Epps and
James G.. Smith.
city Collector-F. W. Cunningham.
cts RECOMMENDATION Il. Smith. Nor
veH Ryland, Charles H. Phillips. Alex.
w.. Archer. and Maxwell r. Clarke.
a ra.VI
j. Warren.
clerk Hastings Court-Wnlam p. Law
ton.
clerk Law and Equity Court-Phnp j.
Winston. James p. Wood. and 5. Blair
Nosby
clerk Circuit Court-John f. Meredith.
G. W. CNaD Tyler, and j.. NJ. Rowelle.
High C0nstable-E. G. Garrison.
Clerk Chancery Court-Charles w. God
d.n.
The candidates for the votes of the
several ward constituencies are:
JrFFrRsoN WARD.
Board Of Aldermen-John NJ. King. VIII
lam 81. Turpin. and j. s. Moore.
Common Councn-James Il. Neale. W.
H. Mullen. George =. Davis, Samuel VI.
Page. Albert Witte. Sol. L. Bloomberg.
IS. b. Grooms. John Il. Epps Edgar IL.
FERGUSON. and Thomas B. Murphy.
Justice Of the Peace-Wnliam G.. Ham
mack. Alex. L. Montgomery. stephen J..
Wood. George W. Schlieser, and Marshall
H. Ramos.
ci,v Democratic Committee-Louis O..
Wendenburg and Walter Il. Joyner.
MADISON WARD.
hoard of Aldermen-James T. Vaughan
and William l.. White
Common Council--Jullus A. hobson,
James Hayes W. Il. Waldron, James
Wal,erstein. j. Taylor Stratton. Robert
o. Briggs. James r. Ferriter, and A. ID.
Lauderldn.
Justice of the Peace-W b. Jones,
John T. West, Jr., and sam. T. Nc
Gehec.
CITY Committee-Andrew Pizzini. Jr. p.
j. Maury. jefferson Wallace. Cunning
ham Hall and Felix Keegan.
Board Of Aldermen George Med. Blake
and y. A. Brown. Jr.
Common Council4-James NJ Wiltshire,
Marx Gunst. Rolfe L. Glover. James
Caskie. r. $ Brock. Jr., W. J. Nc
Dowen. and Joseph W. Thomas
Justice Of the Peace-William Krouse,
Tate r. Chenery, u. 5. Gates w. A.
Lonnie) Graves, and Henry Z. Grubbs.
city Committee-R. l.. Peters and James
w Gordon.
MARSHALL WARD.
Board OF Aldernen-Wlilldm H. GURUS
y. NJ. Noble. and J. r. Mountcasue.
Common Council-J0hn n. Grimes, VII
liam H. Taylor. John Mann, Jr., a. J..
Savage. George ". Donly. w. T. Woody,
Adam Diacont, Horace \. Hawkins. John
Il. Don Leavy. and Charles h. Richards.
Justice Of the Peace-James l.. Sharp
Edward c. Pierce. aud John w. Goode.
City Committee-James NJ. y. Alien
and william II. Shevin.
CLAY WARD.
Board Of Aldermen-T. p. Campbell,
Charles H. Langford Evan Snead, and T..
j.. Stsrke.
Common Council-James r.. Branch,
Thomas W. Gardner. T.. +. Ford, John
A. NOnderlehr. William 4. Brock, ]. NJ.
Blanks. H. r. Pollard Jr., =. ii. c.
Cabel, John J. King. M. Fill Seay,
Henry l.. Carter. G. ~ Goodwin. John
S. TrOwer. and Samuel X. Cottrel
Justice Of the Peace. Fleming Wing
field James ID. Lyle, y. A. Jacob. J. l..
lngcrsol j. T. Lewis. Walter H. Orange,
George l.. Dickey. and James b. Peters.
City Committee-Charies w. Dunstan
Paul Latouche. Charles r. Winston, c.
A. Boyce. Marion L. Dawson. and George
W. Dance.