The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-12
RECOUNT RI ! 0 ! o.
entire VOTE
ccentinued from First Pagel

cContinned from J1Tst Hage)
~rcjst interest by tho voters at large
NEARLY TEN THOUSAND.
me ,oIal vote cast In the entire city.
acfordinR to the face Of the returns rs
0.qkS. or Just IL short OF 10000. It is DIS
tttkuted as follows among those candl-
dax,s who had opposition:
FOR MAYOR.
Taylor. saas
SicCartby. 3,7so.
FOR CITY SERGEANT.
Smith. 6.oo2
FOR sHDRuF.
I0ppe. ,5.Ae4.
Hughes, 4.355.
FOR the offices not contested the
vote as shown by the returns is as lol-
lows:
u. c. Richardson, cornmonwealth's Az
;orney, 1897.
o. A. Hawkins. Commissioner OF hefe-
nue.. $780,
t. j. Warren. Auditor. a1es. -,
+. w. Cunningham, City Collector. s''o1'
Il. C. Garrison, High Constable, .iu9.
Mayor TAYLOR was fairly bubblinS over
with gratitude and thanksgiving 10 tue
people of Richmond yesterday on account
of his splendid victory he was sfakns
hands and receiving congratulations at
his office nearly all day, and was appa'-
emily very happy. Captain Mccarthy
was in his office during most of the day.
and did not seem to have lost any sleep
over his defeat. He was as bright and
cheerful as the day he announced his
candidacy, and looked as happy as II he
had been the winner instead Mayor Tay-
l"r.
EPPS CONGRATULATED.
Hon John Z. Epps' friends fairly show
.rr@s x-or ~I..Hr
on his fine victory for Sheriff. Mr.. Epps
is at present the city gauger Of Rich
Inond, but Will, OF course, not be a can
didate for reelection by the incoming
Council. The Office is not very lucra-
tive one and Mr.. Epps is satisfied with
what the people did for him on Thu, sday.
II is not known what business Sheriff
1luGhes Will follow after July LIST, when
his term will expire and he will give his
Office up to MIR. Epps. Before his cleo
ton as Sheriff he was a G. mmission Nor
chant, and he may re-embarll in that
line. He las nearly three months in
which to nSsA> plans. and will no doubt
settle them in that time.
LEADERS OUT.
Local politicians were plen.--ul around
.iurphy's last night and they discussed
7la..i results of thursdays battle with
much interest. President w. NJ. Turpin,
81, the Board, was on hand. and was
warmly congratulated on his Triumphant
denomination. Alderman King and Coun-
Gilman Mccarthy were out for a while.
and were consolins each otner upon their
political reverses.
capt. John A. Curtis and Capt. Chas.s 4.
Taylor discussed the situation with .-ie!r
friends and were apparently well salts
fed with the net results.
Councilman Joseph Nallersteln- who was
defeated for reelection on Thursday, was
Kept busy yesterday receiving his friends,
who came to offer their regrets at 4.,s
failure to be returned. MIR. Waliersteins is
regarded as one of the best business mem
beers In the lower branch.
IN CLAY AND LEE.
Messrs. Seay and Cottrell We're easy
winners for the Board IN Clay Ward
Mr. Miner goes back to the Council, but
all his colleagues are new men. MI.
Gibson fell Outside the breastworlts.
the new members being General A =.
Phillips and Messrs. Crensha:w, Heslep
anu Bottom.
In Lee Ward Mcssrs Minor, Gilman
and Sheppard were named for the Board
without opposition. Messrs.- Blanks and
l5'inston,-GEs2SssI.yein- the Council from old
sGlay we're nominated from Lee, ana
their colleagues are Messrs. T. III. Elicit,
IL r. Pollard, Jr.. and Harry Huber.
Messrs Turpin and. Adams We're named
fo,. the Board in Jefferson Ward, the lat
Ter having defeated Alderman John NJ.
king Messrs. Bloomberg. Williams.
Shea and Mills are returned to the lower
branch. Mr.. Edgar n. Ferguson. former
~ member of the Council from JEFF
ferson was the other member named On
Thursday.
The successful candidates in the other
wards were indicated in yesterday S
Times