Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-03

II. Pace. Albert Hundley. Joseph Merri-
man. Charles W. Carter.
Fifth Precinct: Delegates-E. W. "aru-
ner. John NJ. Ryan, Clyde W. saunders
Frank French. Alternates-Charles Stur-
divant Henry Kracke, S. j. Reisenstein,
Nelson Powell.
MONROE WARD.
First Precinct: Delegates-W. +. Ad-
kins. william +. Knowles. Charles Bar
foot John Lyons. w. NJ. Priddy. II. L.
Peters. Alternates-M uscoe darhett, l..
F.itzgerald A. w. Miller. Thomas Dolan,
= Y Rarcamin. Clifford &. Bridges.
second Precinct: Delegates-James T..
NcKepnev Charles Hutzler Samuel
Cohen r carter Scott. Alternates-James
r Werth. Bernard Peyton, John Blair
Charles Smith.
IIuIcher Joseph j. Levy. n. b. Grooms.
Alternates-Monroe Devy. Charles Brown,
Charles Galbreth.
FIFTH Precinct: Delegates-H NJ.
Shield. Major j. w. Eawley. George
Wavne Anderson, Erne Keesee. Alter
nates-Julius Gerring, w. T. Fitzgerald,
r.. surry Valentine. Nc. Winston.
MADISON WARD.
First Precinct: Delegates-Harry c.
Glenn. ]. T. West. Julius A. Hobson,
Ninitroe Folkes. ADMINISTRATION
EbeI. j. Samuel Wilkinson. 7. f. Gala
ham, Charles Gloss.
seconl Precinct: Delogates-George W.
SeIph w. +. Jenkins, II. w. Flournoy,
Joseph NJ. Shelton. j. NJ. Macon. Alter
nates-Frank Mullen. Or. Hartman. VII
| liam Hayes. william Purcell, II. A. Blair.
Third Precln Delegates-M. L.
Il ra1 ne
r.. Marshall. II. NJ Smith. Jr. Alter
nates-Patterson Bayne. Jr.. Preston
holland. Sol. Cutchins. DR.. w. T. Open
JEFFERSON WARD.
First Precinct: Delegates-George Ban
mister. a. W. Rosene. John T.. Lpps.
Alternates-B. T. Crump Charles Dod-
| son, J. L. Greenwald.
| Second Precinct: Delegates-Chris.
Manning. Jr.. David Council, A. J. Wood
Henry Cohn Alternates-William NJ.
Turpin. J. NJ King, ID. Osullivan, s..
/ Stern.
Fourth Precinct: Delegates-Dennis
O'Nenl, y. J. Ryan. Alternates-W. T..
Disney, George Mountz.
Lamb Delegates.
The following delegates were chosen
from Richmond 10 represent Ca2tlin
| Lamb:
MONROE WARD.
Fourth Precinct: Decentralization VI.
| Coulling. George Med. Blake. II. 81.
| John Coalter. and Bruce McLelland. Al
| ternates-Charles X. Coullng. G. f.. Lyua.
| c. \. Boyco, and +. }. Vaughan.
MADISON WARD.
Fourth Precinct: Delegate-Hin Mon
| tague. Alternate-Anthony Griffith.
JEFFERSON WARD.
Third Precinct: De,egates-T. &. R:ch-
| ardson. James ". Cannon. anc y. j.
! Bagley. Alternates-E. r. Duesberry,
| George Burrus, and James White.
Fourth Precinct: DelegateS-JJhn H.
Redwood. J. W. Gibbons. J. f. Taylor,
! r. c. Bristow. Or. +. w. Stiff. and
| Joseph W. Carter. Alternates-J. NJ Tay-
| lor. C. 4. Cole, ". r. Atkinson, w. NJ
Moseley, A. NJ. Marston, and \. f. Par
! ker.
MARSHALL WARD.
First Precinct: Delegates-W. Y. Creek
muir, William Ferguson, G. r. Aaron.
and W. r. Witte. Aternates-M. ".
Rogers, Charles II. Weiss. W. G.. Allen,
and j. b. Black.
/ Second Precinct: Delegates-John A.
Curtis. Horace A. Hawkins. Henry r.
! Pollard. Andrew y. Gill; and John y.
/ Moody. Alternates-J. r. w. Curtis. j.
/ II. Schooler. Jordan G. Parkinson, Gordon
| Christian. and W. r. Woody.
Third Precinct: Delegates-F. 4. Bow
ry, Willie Anderson. Charles w. smither
s. n. Roane. C.. II. Wiltshire. and J. r
Flournoy Alternates-J. Z. BOwery, >
Muire. +. b. Elicit j. NJ. y. Allen, james
Wiltshire, and 5. J.. Flournoy.
JACKSON WARD.
First Precinct: Delegate-F. W. France
Alternate-Julius Loath.
Second Precinct: Delegate-W. j. Smith
| Alternatd-John McEnearny.
Third Precinct: Delegates-H. p. Becl
/ and +. j. CHM. Alternates-J. r. Shep
pard and Charles Keppler
Bryan VIII lie Elected.
Secretary Joseph Button, of the STATE
| Committee. returned yesterday from
! Washington where he has been VISITING
national headquarters. He said TO a Dis
! patch man that so Ear as the party man
| ayers in Washington could See the out
/ look for the success of the Democratic
ticket was brilliant. Among the mos
| gratifying things which he heard while
away, he said. was that there was a mar
! vellous growth Of the free-silyer senti
| ment in the city of Baltimore. In one
yard in that city a Bryan and Sewal
| free-silver club has been organized with
| COO former staunch Republicans as mem
bers, and the sentiment is still on th'
/ increase. The result in Vermont, Score
! tary Button said. was not considered IN
any serious light. as the Democrats has
| practically made no fight in that State.
Among other things Mr. ButtoT
brought back the information that Hon
| II. c. HILL Deputy Commissioner Of Pen
sions at Washington. who is one OF The
best-posted men In the country on tbs
silver question. would address a gather
ing Of Bryan's followers here on the lOtf
instant, a week from Thursday.
Hon. James y. Stubs, Of Gloucester
will address the Bryan and Sewall Clul
at Sanger Hall tonight Senator Stub,
is a powerful speaker, and is an ARDEN
! free-silver man.
BoItocrnts to Enter the Race.
The sound-money people, or rather tbs
| Boltocrats, are casting about now fOl
some one TO carry their banner In tbs
congressional race in this district. 1t ha'
/ been said by some Of the local politicians
that Judge J.. l.. Lewis, who Is spoken Of
for the Republican nomination. will no
| run against Colonel Elicit, and In even
| that the Congressman is renOminated th'
/ Boltocrats think that the Republican,
will unite with them in the support o
their nominee. Captain George ID. Wis
may be rendered the nomination, but HI
Is taking no active part I'm politics now
and though he is known to be strongly II
favor of the gold standard, IL is no