Daily Republican., 1882-10-03
FIFTH EDITH:
THE LITTLE ELECT1c
Opening Of the POlIs-w.
are LOcated-Tho ,,. "aeFel d

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are A'oc"fed-Tho UanaiS.... S'.
The election for Ipsnaot..
seventeen election distriCtUs" q
assessors in this city. And I " and
of the same officers and roas .as slss
sioners in the Hundreds onsSl nUsa OOu
mington,is in progress tn.Sslc d
having opened 81 between SHy, SiS., tA'
O'Clock. There were no uiae aI' and
SO far as heard from at tbs otsIaita ~
the pollss though in some IT IDSlpsn Openh
Democratic inspectors ora'aa r',aaea
Board of election officers sSnlas sSni
protest of the Republican "salSs y
there was considerable inteps,,4 -
tested at the opening of s'S! t6s
probability is that a small 'I0 ~ poll
cast. The following are tb" 'O@ ., VI
which the polls are opened. paS
First ward-First diSt,,,.
Horse Hotel, Second and 5 Tatns53,
Second district, Barnum's @ E"ta,
and Orange streets. 'O''
Second ward-Third distric
House, Second and Walnut st,.,.t
Third ward-Fourth distrio,' I'tV ",
cigar store, Front street and Y NV "
avenue. ~A
Fourth ward-Fifth diu1,,
Hall; Sixth district, Fifth 'i' an5 |.
streets. "Du
Fifth ward-Seventh distria :.
cite Hotel, Ninth and Sbin.s
Eighth district, Seventh and p'' n.
streets. "a
Sixth wArd-Ninth district 4,
street near Market; TeDt52 y.
Fourteenth and King streen uA
Seventh Ward-E ElsvepG A..
Tenth aud Orange streets : NV, Ny
trict, Logan House, Delswss I' "
and DUPONT streets.
Eighth ward-Thirteepth A.,
Eighth and Pine streets RAM W
district, Eleventh and I.gmb,Ss, @
Ninth ward-Fifteeptb IL.
Brandy wine Academy, yspdsvs. Ta
nue. near Market street,
Tenth ward Sixteenth disH,.
son and Pleasant streets.
Eleventh ward-seventeeaba,
Warmers morocco factory,
The following are the cau1asi
the respective tickets in this ch
Assessor-North district, Fn1,
Talley, Republican Jossb N NJ
Democrat. South district, NJ,
Macklem, Republican HevND
Lanan, Democrat.
Inspectors-First ward, Flint
trict, John Wentz, Republican, Il
Maxwell. Democrat Second an
Frederick Pyle, Republican, SAM
Curlett, Democrat.
Second ward-Thirl district, d
B. Morrison, Republican, mon
Brison, Democrat.
Third ward-Fourth dis.rC. Ct
Fl. Groves, Republican, John A. i
ell, Democrat.
Fifth ward-Sevsnth district
liam Simmons, Republican
Crippen, Democrat Eighth ds
Edward A. Lummis, Republa
seph l.. Carpenter, Jr., DenoaA
Sixth ward-Ninth district d
Mccall, Republican, l. G, Valit
Democrat. Tenth district Jam,
Agnew, Republican, james Ken
Democrat.
Seventh warI-Eeyenth DID
John T. Stroud, Republics; CD
H. Nc Whorter, Democrat TRelft
triCt, William e. Stout ReplO
William II. Bedwell, Democrat.
Eighth ward-Tbirtecuth diI
Elias Z Baldwin, Republican; Ji
Kennedy, Democrat; FourteD!I
trict, John B, Roberta, Rrplb
Richard Burton j., Democrat
Ninth ward-Fifthtee1th diS
James Lynn, Republican, Samue
kins0n, Democrat
Tenth ward-Sixteenth district
drew j. Thompson, Republican,
+. Dolan, Democrat.
Tenth ward-Flfth district, WI
H. Griffin, Republican, n
McMonagle, Democrat sixth d
Theodore W. Francis, RepuOlca
Elwood Singley, Democrat, -.
Eleventh Ward-Sevelth Dl
Thomas f. Brown, Republican
s. Smith, Democrat
Of these districts the lsf 9la
4th, 9th, 10Th and 18th will pretty
ly be Democratic; while the .taI
9th, 10th, 11th, 18th, 18Th and ~
as surely be Republican, leaVln
9th and 18th districts In doubt