Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-06
NAMED THE JUDGES.
THOSE WHO WILL CONDUCT THE
CONGRESSIONAL PR
MARY.
CANDIDATES MAKE SPEECHES.
Lamb nt Sanger HalI-waIlace nt
Old Market.
WILL BE HUsTLrNG FINISH.
Campaign VIII BE Closed in This
City, With Friends Mnrshnlling
Forces for Thursday,s Battle
Large Crowds Attended the Meet
5ngs Last Evening-Both Sides En-
thusiastic.
thusiastic.

| The Democratic City Central Commit
| tee, at its regular meeting last night,
held at Murphys Hotel. selected the vot-
| ing places for the coming Congressional
| primary and approved the selections
made by Captain Lamb and Mr.. Jeffer-
| son Wallace. the candidates for nomina-
| ton. for judges at the various polling
| places.
| Selections were made by the candidates
of whom they supposed to be their sup
porters, and in one instance both select
| ed the same man, but the matter was
corrected by the committee.
The committee decided that it will meet
at the Old Market Hall at $50 o'clock on
the evening of the primary for the pur-
| pose of receiving the returns.
Both of the judges are TO keep tally
sheet of the voting SO that each will
be a check on the other: The registrar
is empowered to swear in a judge to
take the place of those selected if they
fail TO report for duty within thirty min
| utes after the polls open.
Secretary Duke said last night that he
would issue paper and other materials
to the judges on next Wednesday after
Governor street
The voting places registrars and judges
are given below. In each instance the
registrar is named first the judge select
ed by Captain Lamb second, and the
one by Mr.. Wallace, third.
CLAY WARD.
First precinct, SIT West Main II. Y. B.
Moore; S. b. Spence; Ernest NJ. Hunter.
Second precinct, Reservoir and Cary
streets-R. B. Walton; James NJ. Hays;
John r. Hooper.
Third precinct. al south Pine street
P. L. Wade; George j. Hooper: Walter
c. Hill.
LEE WARD.
First precinct. corner Harrison and
| Broad-James E. Winston; Herbert Mer
Ger; Benjamin p. Alsop.
Second precinct 700 west Broad-John
II. Beveridge; Arthur ]. Granger, Peter
Krug.
Third precinct, 11S west Broad-Fred c.
Carr; Samuel E. Duggins; Edward II.
Kain.
MONROE WARD.
First precinct. 4 south First street-A.
w. Miller: Warren II. Mercer; John J.
Dollard.
Second precinct 213 north Third street
Julien Buford; c. n. Carr; George D.
peasants, Jr.
Third precinct, 6 west Broad-Andrew
Erouse. Luther Martin; Wade H. krouse
Fourth precinct, 407 north Third street
r. NJ Anderson; Benjamin w. Wilson;
G. f Mattern.
Fifth precinct, ao6 east Canal street.
NJ. A. Allen; Morgan P. Robinson; J.
Kent Rawley.
MADISON WARD.
First precinct Sanger Hall, Seventh
cf L
Waldron; John T. West
Second precinct. 81 north Eighth street
Andrew Tenser; A. S. Lanier; Thomas
n. O'Keefe.
Third precinct. 114 north Seventh street
James Pecor; G. G. BossieuX; Watson
NJ. Myers.
Fourth precinct. 7O1 east Cary street
Whitlock.
JEFFERSON WARD.
First precinct, 207 Governor street
Goodman Davis; T. c. Christian; Samuel
C. Shield.
Second precinct, Old Market Hall
Christopher Manning; J. Billillopf; Page
B. Smith.
Third precinct, 2205 cast Main street
Thomas Shea; Emmett a. richardson;
Thomas j. Sledd.
Fourth precinct, Twenty-first between
len; w. H Lohmcyer Charles A. Cole
MARSHALL WARD.
First precinct, 3212 Lester street Ralph
Cavedo: J. A. Black: P. c. Morton.
Second precinct, 2502 east Broad street
Phillip Bagby; William Simpson; Howell
r. Weisiger.
Third precinct Masonic Hall. Twenty
fifth street-W. NJ. Williams; Emmett
Cherry; Marshall a. Boyle.
JACKSON WARD.
First precinct, 625 Brook avenue
Charles Nicholas; Louis Schultz; Alfred
Otto.
Second precinct. 125 west Duval street
Agert Keith; John McEneany; j. j. Poh.
Third precinct, 500 north Second street
Pames Bahen, j.; George e. Pollock;
John IirauSse.
Fourth prcinct 600 north Seventeenth
street-W. p. Learlan; John S. Wiley;
William Disney.
CAPTAIN LAMB SPEAKS.
He and Mr.. S. p. WnddiI Refutc