The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-30
AWAITING THE RESULT.
PRIMARY ELECTION TO DE HELD
TODAY
The Fate of the Candidates will be Decided
To-Night-The Returns to be Received
at Sanger Hall.

| AT o'clock this morning the polls VIII
| be opened at the various election precincts
10 give the Democratic white voters OF
THIS city an opportunity Of casting thelr
ballots for the candidates of their choice
for the various municipal offices. The
polls will remain open until 7. NJ. and
ample time is. therefore, anordei to all
| 10 Iahe advantage OF their privilege anu
| at the same time DO their duty as citizens
| or Richmond In casting their votes.
Inc Clty Democratic Committee mas en-
| gagged sanger Hall, on Seventh street,
| where the returns will be received to-
| night.
THE VOTING PLACES.
The following is n list OF the voting
| places IN the various wards OF TINS city,
| as established by an ordinance adopted by
the city Council, and approved by the
Mayor on October 4, 1898:
Jackson Nard-First precinct 10; .V2
| Brook e s,: Second precinct i10f s 81;
| north Second street. Fourth precinct, NO.
| Coz north Seventeenth street.
Jefferson Ward-First precinct, No, II
north Fourteenth street Second precinct
Old Market Hall; Third precinct, No. zig
east Main street; Fourth precinct. NO.
800 north Twenty-frst street.
Madison Ward-First precinct Powna-
tan club. No. 80 north Eighth street:
Second precinct No. 30J north Eighth
street. Third precinct. No. ia north
Seventh street; Fourth precinct, No. o."
east Cary street
Marshall Ward-First precinct. No. 32lG
Lester street, Second precinct Corcolan
Han, Twenty-flth street: Third precinct,
Masonic Hail, Vwenty-iifth street.
Clay Ward-First precinct, barber shop,
corner Main and Morris streets: sS sSsili
precinct. No. 200 west Broad street; Ihlrd
precinct, No. 12U west Broad street
Fourth precinct. No: All south Pine
street; Firth precinct barber shop, corner
~ ~ ID srs..f,- ..sr
Monroe Warl-F.rst precinct. NO.
south First street; Second precinct. No.
IL north Second street; Third precinct.
No. q west Broad street; Fourth pre-
cnct, No. 40T north Third street; Fifth
precinct. No. III south Fourth street.
The following Is complete list of all
the candidates whose names appear on
the Official ballots in the different wards
For Mayor-E. p. Reeve. Richard NJ.
Tayor.
For Commonwealth Attorney-D. c.
For Ciiy Collector Frank W. Cunning
ham.
For High Constable-E. c. Garrison.
For city Sergeant-Charles II. EpDs
John T.: Epps James c. smith.
For Auditor-Robert s. VI. Valentine,
Edward !. Warren.
MARSHALL WARD.
For Board OF Aldermen-(Vote for one.)
W. u. Curtis, Joseph 3; Montgomery;
Branch Il. Allen, Adam Dlacont, Joseph
Faherty, John r. Grimes, Horace A.
Hawkins, J. II. Lawder n. Thomas
MosDyi ! VI. Slaughter. James l.. rama
ierro, W 7. Woody.
For Justices OF the Peace-Vote for
three)-f. A BOwry, W. &. Gibson, John
W. Goode, James +. Sharpe
For City Democratic Committee-(Vote
for i've --James VI. y. Allen, Thomas II.
Davis. T.: 6. hicks, W. II. Sheryin,
Charles NJ. Wallace. Jr., Z. l.. Weisiger.
John Il. Welsh.
JEFFERSON WARD.
For Board Of Adermen-(Vote for one.)--
Charles ". Hardwicke.
For Common COuncll-(Note for five J.
Sol. l.. Blo0mberg, b. Carreras. George
y. DAVIS, Albert Miller William II. Null
len, JAMES II. Neale, I. Il. Williams.
Albert Witte.
three Isaac Michael. \. +. Montgom-
cry Marshall r.. Ramos. George W.
SchIleser stephen L. Wood.
For city Democratic Committee-(Note
FOR hyeJ-E. j. Pagan, Morgan X. Mills.
John IL. Jack Redwood. 7. Il. Richard
son, 5. Stern. II. NJ. Tyler.
MADISON WARD.
For Board Of Aldermen-(Vote for two)
..Otway 5. Allen, NJ. J. Cease. Sol.
CutchiHs.
For Common Councll-Vote for fve.)-
George i. Bliley Robert 7. Briggs, f. G.
Ebel. Thomas A. HARRISON, julius A.
HOhsOn, oh Wallerstein.
For Justices OF the Peace-(Xote for
Jones. Herman Noite, l.. II. Pettus, John
L. West.
For cry Democratic Committee-tVote
for five. )-Minitree Folkes, Harry G.
Glenn, Cunningham Hall, G. W. Morriss
Jefferson Wallace.
MONROE WARD.
For Board OF Aldermen-(V for two)
-R. Burton William T. Tanner William,
IL zimmerman.
For Common Councu-(Yote for five. >
Il. ). Brock, Jr., James caskie, J.. NJ.
J. Mcdowell, c. ". Tanner
For Justices Of the Peace-(Vote for
three.)-D. ;. Gates, W. A. Q.onnie)
Graves, Henry b. Grubbs, a. Perkins
For City Democratic Committee-Cvote
for I'VE IF. Y. Baldwin, II. ST. John
COalter Walter q. Duke, James w. Cor
qon. Thomas r; Hardaway. ". Mac.
Jor es, James +. McKenny. IL. NJ. SHIELD.
CLAY WARD.
For Board of Aldermen-(Vote for one)
Henry l.. Carter. John X. HOOPER.
For Common COunc.l-(Note Tor five.)- |
!. VI. Blanks. William r. Brock, Samuel !
II. Cottrell John Ii. Dickerson. II. y. |
Farmer, John j. King. Hill Montague, II. |
W. Rountree. NJ. Fill. Seay, William q. |
Stokes.
For Justices Of the Peace-(vote for
e.l-Charles a. Brothers. b. a. jacob, |
J. y. Lewis, James ID. Lyle, G. W. (NaO |
Tyler.
For City Democrats COMMUNICATIVE !
for five. marion l. Dawson, Phil. He'll |
stern. W. b. Isaacs, NJ. Il. Pace, c. w. |
saunders, Llttell Wilson, Charles K. Win |
stOn.
JACKSON WARD.
For City Democratic Commttee-(Vote |
for five flames b. Doherty. William j.
Doyle. Joseph p. Ford, Charles Gasser.
Henry J. Ueeke Claude Hoy. A. +. J
Hulcher. W. ID. Johnston. V. Z. \. |
SCOTT.