Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-06

Gilman O. Son. the largest contfacei"s
plasterers In the city. ,-oct voySn1
MIR. Hill Montague Is proii'ihe .-' Crave.
lawyer. and very active man ia
Avenue Baptist church
A PRINTER. TOO.
ur NJ r pace is a resident OF 'ns
south side of Clay ward nisn ,Sromt-
Typographical Union NO. W. anu
nent labor man. .artnar In the
u,aiINLno,yn wholesale dry-goods nrih %
nrevrv Hughes * Co. He mas new.
fore heen IN politics, but mas pe." ,or
prominent businessman In sh's s'''
about forty years. ,,,acturer Of
Mr.. w, c. Camp IL manuiaa x,,th
boxes. He has not been cohne ,,s haen
notifies heretofore, but mas ai"sys ,,oo.s-
regarded as a live, active young ~, ,hs
man. He has been connected ,nanv
business interest of the CITY % the
years. He is prominent "en
First Presbyterian church. ,onsivs
Mr. r l. Peters conducts an eN'ensro
b,,sjness and first came into proni,non.o
in noliticaI circles when he activey
noused the election of William 1e"'e
Rryan in the last campaign rosnv
AIr lanes IT. Ferriter, was 1or nions
veors a member ,of the Council
treasurer OF r. +. Lee Camp ANU
popular. has for some
CAPTAIN f. B. Thomson mas ivl cjty
wears been practicing law III Nj Madison
He has not been a resident Oh '"rtv
Ward very long, but has o"heo ivy
in the ward for some years. "A ,rea-
NJ Iohn T. West is secretary anu ~
s,,rer ~ the Goode Printing company
Ne ia q years of age ana was poi -
Madison Ward, and has never hVeu s''
where. He is a young business ne q
GOOD HABITS, and has amasseu pu
Considerable estate. He was eiecteo jus. ia
tice OF the peace at the last eie0''0A
led the ticket.
Mr. George A. Goode, of Marshall VA
ia the well-known manufacture " -
ness and saddlery. He Is extl 1,n.,s,, P'p
NJ Ar Ferguson is foreman at
- w Fergusson & Sons printing es
.ohi,shment. on Main street. he is q
oa,tinrs and reserved gentleman anu
thoroughly worthy of the cohhoe"s Va
| the people. -, rtsb,v snoken
| of nv all who know him by olhI VI t ne.
work and careful habits he mas acoui"
INFLATED much property -. .no s,h-
NJ n n Peace is one or tne SUI
stantial men of the north side or Marsilal,
yUard He came to this city many years
| ago from Hanover Courthouse, and by
| bord labor he has built up very ilne
trade His friends and neighbors say OF
him that he Is a man absolutely without
gniIa THE other candidates on this ticket
have already served in the Councii.
THE DEMOCRATIC LEAGUE FOR
| GOOD GOVERNMENT.
BY it's President.
WITH THE CLUBS.
,-Iwr
The clubs promise to make things nvely
until the primary, and their meetings.
| are invariably we'll attended.
Last night the Clay-Ward ActVes me-
| 80 Morroa Hall. which was not nearly
large enough TO hold all who Woulu nave
| attended it. ,., c,,,,
THE south Side Social and Political Club
| kent house at $50 south Fifth street,
| and in both Instances the candluateS heiu
| the floor throughout the evening.
THE regular meeting Of the WORKING
| ,,an's democratic Club. of Jackson ward
| will be held in Whalen's Han corner
| seventh and Hospital streets, to-morro"
4 evening at O'CLOCK -, Social
| THE ,Vest-End Democratic and soclai
| cluh will hold it's weekly meeting to-
| marrow night at 7S0 O'Clock, at 700 west
| proad street. All candidates are invited
| to attend. -,
Arrangements are being made on an
extensive scale for colossal demonstra-
ton. TO be held at the Old Market man
| ON wednesday night. This rally VIII De
unaer the auspices of the Old Dominion
democratic Club. The Jefferson ward
candidates will occupy seats on me plan nan
form and Mr.. Louis Wendenburg VIII
| ,nake an address. A brass band VIII pe
in attendance. ,,.,,,,-
All arrangements have been consum-
mated for a mass-meeting OF the Fast
End Democrats, to be held under tne
ioint auspices of the Union and Marsnall
Ward Democratic clubs. at Corcoran
Hall, Friday, March nth, All the can
didatss for the various offices are espe,
LII, ,,yitad 10 be present. Seats Will
he reserved for them on the platform
and in order not to interrupt the beet,
ing, they are requested to be on 1,, nah no.
reserved for ladies until p. NJ and as
a special inducement for their attendance ice
arrangements have been made Tor the
preservation of good order.