The morning times., 1896-01-28
TWO REED VOTES.

.Ir Mr. Bailey and / are elected, the
Maine statesman will receive two votes.
| There has never been any question about
my standing in this matter and there is
| none in regard 10 the standing of Mr..
Bailey-we are both for Mr. Reed"
Robert Key. the young South Washing
ton colored candidate. is a follower OF
Mckinley. He announces that he will
stand or fall with the high priest OF
protection If elected he will he found
| casting a ballot for the Ohio statesman
| until his colors have been lost in the
shuttle.
Mr.. Bradshaw, who perhaps has seen
more political service than any man who
| is running, is non-committal as to candi-
dates He gives it out however. that If he
| is elected he will never cast ballot for
! BENJAMIN Harrison, even if there was
| only one candidate before the convention
| and that man Harrison.
LEANS TO MORTON.
| NJ. n. Holland is believed to be the eau
didate of Gov. Morton, of New York, while
| Mr.. Howhnd, Mr. Oscar Nauck. and the
| Rev. Mr.. Brooks are, so far as the public
know, uon-commitaI.
There has been a good bit OF money
| wagered on the contest, with the odds in
| favor of Mr.. Gleeson leading the whole
| ticket Col. Carson is the second favorite,
| while Bailey, Saunders and Key come in
| the order named
Every precaution will be taken to pre-
serve the very best OF order at the polls.
| While there is a stric$ ordinance forbid
| ding the congregation of persons on the
| sidewalks, punishable by i fine of S2o,
| this will not be enforced to the strict
| letter unless there are noisy assemble ges
| In the vicinity of the polling places Any
| exhibition of rowdyism whatever viii be
| met by the arrest OF the offending persons,
| whoever they may be.
| The campaign closed last night with a
| big mass meeting at the Center Market.
| and meetings in nearly every one Of the
| twenty-five districts.
| Asked as to the reports which have been
current for several days that the friends OF
ex-Postrnaster Frank b. Conger would
| spring his name as dark horse or COM
| promise delegate TO the Republican National
| Convention. n representative of The Times
was informed by Mr.. Conger yesterday that
he had no intention OF being candidate.
| He said:
Il am heartily in favor of sending An
| drew CiIeeson gain. He is always on deck
| in the interests of the party. and no one
could have a truer or more loyal friend. No
matter how lukewarm others may be. he
! never wcakens in his loyalty and devotion
to his party. He is strictly peoples can
didate, being one of the people. He will
| have the support OF all the labor organiza-
tions. and my friends will all support him.
There is no question whatever of his cleo
| ton by a tremendous majOrity."
LIST OF VOTING PLACES.
The voting places. judges and clerks are
| as follows:
First District, First Precinct-Douglass
| Hall-Judges. Edward Dorsey, James vii
kerson. George Greenley; clerk, Columbus
| Scott.
Second Precinct, Benning-Judges, Mat
thew Hunter. Solomon q. Brown, William
Peters: clerk, John Slade.
Third Precinct. Ivy City-Judges, Walter
| wiIbourn. Tom Scott, b. L. Nevins; clerk,
Charles Hodge.
Second District-First Precinct, Second
and Whitney avenue-Judges. DR.. Gaines,
Stephen B. Wall, W. II. A. wormley; clerk,
Clifton Johnson
| Second Precinct. Brightwood James
Campbell, John Burris, c. NJ. Mattingly;
| clerk, Charles West.
| Third Precinct, Tenleytown-Judges ".
W. Chapel, Charles Holiday, George F.
| Roberts; clerk, Abraham Hayes.
| Third District, 1891 @ street northwest
| Judges. W. H. Hunter, Augustus Grimes,
James Henson; clerk. A. X. F. Heulett..
Fourth District, 1928 Twenty.eighth
! street north west-Judges, Sam Collins, Jas.
Davenport, W. W. Walker; clerk, Jacob
| Wax wright.
| Fifth District, 1144 NJ street northwest
Judges, Arthur Boston, Peter Mccartney
Clarence Mcclure; clerk, W. NJ. Barnheim
Sixth District, Twentieth and streets
west-Judges, c. T. 8. Brent, Michael
Jennings, DR.. Roger Watts; clerk, Perry
| Simms.
Seventh District, Sixteenth and NJ streets
north west-Judges, James H. Hudnell, John
A. Gray, Louis Douglass; clerk, Thomas F.
Meany.
Eighth District. 1113 Q street northwest
Judges, Patton Harvey, Smith wormley,
Daniel Murray; clerk, Joseph Hannoe.
Ninth District, 9O6 Eleventh street north
west-Judges, Edward Odum, Albert Rice
j. Churchill; clerk, James Bundy.
Tenth District, Twelfth and streets
west-Judges, George d. Mccoy, W. F.
Ferguson, George Davis; clerk, Daniel Wal
lace.
Eleventh district, Eighth street, between
d and E southwest. st. Paurs Hall
Judges, Edward Chase, Thomas Williams
R. II. Beverly; clerk, John Jones.
Twelfth district, Eighth and d streets
northwest-Judges, Chase Roys, AlexaudeI
Hooe. lillian Crawford; clerk, Lewis
Lanfersick.
Thirteenth district, 1910 Tenth street
northwest Judges, I. 2. Young, J. E.
Hayden, William Pastorfieid clerk, James
P. McCarvey.
Fourteenth district, AL N street north
west-J Judges, Eugene Pinkney, Eugene
Rock. Thomas L. Biandford; clerk, Lemue
Penningham.
Fifteenth district. 7OS Fourth street
northwest-Judges, C. C. johnson. William
II. Smith, j. NJ. Heisley; clerk. r. Mulligan
Sixteenth district, Ga c street mort hwcsl
Judges, P. b. Meredith, James A. Brown
Price j. Stewart; clerk, Benton T. Fields.
Seventeenth district, b2S Third street