The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-13
p. Allen: Clerks, william Simpson. W.

y. Allen: Clerks, William simpson, w.
w. Goodman.
JACKSON WARD.
t,ire, precinct-No. 102 Brook avenue
Judges. +. W. France. John McGovern;
clerks rhilip Noiss. Plus Keller
second Preoinct-NO. l2J west Duyal
street-Judscs. r. Il. Felthaus, II. Beel-
man. Clerks j. Jacob Pom, John Nc
Eneany.
Third Prscinct-In rear Of No. ~ north
Second street. Judges. w. j. u Nell
Charles y. Wienbcrn: Clerks. Charles
Booth. O. W Gasser.
Fourth Precinct-No co north Seven
teeth street.-Judgcs NJ. L. Gary, w. a.
Disney; Clerks James Rogers X. j.
Ryan.
MARSHALL WARD.
First Prccinct-No. 32i6 Lester street
Judges. Il. a. Cavedo, Waverly Nuckol5'
Clerks. Thomas Duffy. John hlshlHs.
Second Prccinct-Corcoran Hall-Judges
J. i. Hubbard Henry Schmidt. Clerks
A. $. Goode. j. Sydney MONTGOMERY.
Third Precinct-Masonic Hall-Judges'
W NJ Williams. John Pitt: Clerks, Il.
Romrlel, G. W. Smithers
MADISON WARD.
First Precinct-Powhatan Club-Judges'
Thomas Boudar j. +. Crane; Clerks. J..
II. Barnes. p. Hemper Rector.
Second Precinct-No. 4os north Ninth
street-Iudges, G. II. Johnson, T. y.
OKecfc: Clerks, c. a. Allen W. T.
Richardson.
Third Prcclnct-No. ia north Seventh
streef-.judges. II. 5. Price. James y.
Wood: Clerks, W. G. Harvey, W. ID.
Fourth Precinct-seventh and Cary
streets - Judges Thomas W. Walsh,
Maxwell r. Clarke; Clerks, John C..
Nolte, Louis PAUL.
CLAY WARD.
First Prccinct-Main and Morris streets
Judges. IL. v. B. Moor, William Fine
gan: Clerks, James Winston, Allen APP
person.
second Precinct - 40. 700 west Broad
strcct-Judgcs. j. il. Bcveridga, George
J.. powers; Clerks j. w. Percival Geo.
G.. Waller.
Third Precinct 40. JIG west Broad
strect-Judges. p. S. Burford j. H..
Mercer: Clerks, Il. W. Larke' Austin
Nunnamaker.
Fourth Preclnct-No. Az south Pine
stroet-Judccs. George J. Hooper Jrr
Clarence Harwood; Clerks, J.. J.. WADE
Charles Carter.
Firth Procinct-Cary and Reservoir
ftrcets-Judges L. r.. Busser, j.. -
Tate: Clerks, Blair McanleY George Is.
Jones ...z.,.
COMBINING AGAINST LEAGUE.
The Democrats of CLAY ward who arc
not i'm sympathy with the League nave
agreed upon "a plan whereby they can
united upon q ticket for tho council
NIcssrs. Evan Sncad and Fill Seay VIII
be supportcd for the Board Of Aldermen.
but IL cannot be stated positively VINO
have been selected as tho candidates Tor
tho Common Council
one gentleman who claims 20 know what
has been decided upon. says the plan is
this: Alessrs. James ~ Blanks and r..
II. Colgin are 10 be voted for by the
northsido anti-league men; Messrs. $. H.
Cottrel. r. W. Miner Charles r. VIM
ston. and +. p. Ford by the southsiders.
The northsiders are expected 10 scratch
one southside man and the s0uthsiders
are to be given the opportunity 90 scratch
either Mr.. Blanks or Mr.. Colgin.
JUST LIKE IT.
4 gentleman who IS fully acquainted
with the plan. but is bound TO secrecy.
says this IS not the plan. though it is
somewhat Ike the one agreed upon.
q cannot tell you what we have de-
cided to do" said he. but this much /
can say. and that is we have framed a
plan that is going 10 bear fruit on cleo
tlon-day."
The anti-league Democrats claim now
that they VIII not only carry Clay and
Marshall Wards. but they say they viii
divide honors with the league I'm Monroe
and Madison. At the beginning Of the
campaign the club Democrats conceded
these two latter wards to the league.
THE LEAGUE CONFIDENT.
on the other hand the league people
say they viii make "a clean sweep i'm Mad
ison, Monroe. and Clay. and that they are
satisfied with the situation in Marshall.
The situation, to say the least. is in
teresting, and it promises TO furnish some
exciting incidents before the election is
over.