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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-21
POISON OAK

Seems yield every time to treatment with swifts Specific
sPARTANBURG. 8. c.. March l3 1884.
YOpr most valuable medicine (SWIFTS SPECIFIC) has
done me so much good feel like saying this for the bene
N OF those like did poisoned by POISON
OAK and well day for six years until used sgts
Specific In almost every kind OF medicine,
but had desired effect After using six bottles OF
specific restored perfect health with
''e- NV ~ David NEsBITE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-21

SKINNY Men. wells Health Renewern re
stores health and vlgOr, cures impotence. etc 81.
trough OK CoUGhs,' Troches, l5c; Liquid, 2jc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-21
POISON OAK.

had thrtyegh years suffered every spring and
with Poison oak which contracted in bathing when
tried everything for IT, including physicians but
without any benefit took six bottles Of Swts Specific
years ago It cured sound aud we'll Three
summers have passed, and have had no return Of it,
JOSEPH BEASLY, Columbus, Ga.
Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free 70
applicants.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY.
Drawer g. Atlanta. Ga
Office l59 West 23dst between 9Th and 7th aves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-21
FOREIGN PORTS.
Announcements

Genuine Johqnu Hos EItracthaS SIGNATURE JoNonu
Hon and Morz Esner neck every bottle pdorsed by
all ply sicians general debility. Beware Of limitations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-21

HELD FOR FORGERY AFTER MANYaYEARS.
Gerald T. Tully secured position as clerk in the
Preston Planklng Company's Office In Preston Eng
land, nearly twenty-elghf years ago and became
sub-manager. He held that position for sixteen
years. when the manager died. and he endeavored
10 secure the vacant position. Another man was
appointed. however, and Tully disappeared, and
also $4,000 Of the company's funds. An examine
tion showed that he had been helping himself for a
of 92O,O and although his salary was fi 200.
he left little for the support of his wife and two
children. Photographs were sent to this country
and a reward was offered, but the man was not
found.
A week ago Joseph Toulmin, stakeholder in the
company, and magistrate in Preston arrived in
New-York with his wife, On Monday night they
were walking in FOurtb-aye., and at Sixteenth-st.
they met man whom they recognized as Tully.
They waited until they met an officer, and then
they spoke 10 Tully. and received an indignant
denial that he the man. The stranger said that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-13
Aurtion Sales OF Real &siats.

1AMES BLEECKER, AuctiOneer.
al COUNTRY SEAT ON HUDSON RIVER
NEAR HYDE PARK. -
Al BLEECKER q SON will sell on WEpNhSDAh NAY
AT At Exchange Salesroon, u BROAD" way
charming country east bank OF HUDSON between
HYDE PARK and Stasshurg Albany post rOan running
dox "a The river hall frontage. magnificent view, tax
Ing IN the Catsis; beautiful natural park large orchard
nj cloice fruits; stone mansion
house Gardeners tine large brick outDuiidlnss &C.
&c. plenty OF good timber Maps and particulars al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-13
St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba
Railway COnpalJ'S
First Mortgage Sinking Fund 7 Per
Cent Land Grant Gold Bonds.

In tho provisions OF tho Mortgage Deed Of
Trust securing the above Bonds va the gned Trustees
hereby gave notice Bends OF 800 each 20 Bonds OF
300 EACH and 31g Bonds each Of the numbers
specified be o were this day presence fairly and
without urefe-pce or discrmnao designated By lot for
redemption 100 per and accrued interest payable out
Of The moneys pledged from proceeds Of sales OF suds
and now available that purpose The Bonds 80 crswn
will be paid on IRE sentation 81 the once Of JOHN KEN
NEDy No es Wilrast Nev.York: and holders thereof
are hereby they should be presented on or before
July next as from that interest wiz cease 10
thereon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-13
GeIp WGniso.


A GENTS WANTED to sell the Life OF VEN
"A DELL PHILLIPS. the only authorized edition, also or
Jour HOME DOCTOR" pronounced Dy tne press 70 oe no
best and cheapest medical work pghisnr SeI ss MIA
IXTANTED.-COLORED COOK, TO assist with
w washing In family near tho cry must De 2 good
plain cook and furnish ref ereuces As 70 enaae'0r anu SpO
$500 "~s' TIFFANY, +. ", station n, City.
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muslcdl Jnsrumeuts.
Cssa! sa' IS.
pECEIvER'S SALE.

DECEIVER'S SALE.
Notice hereby given ta IN pnrsusnee q an order o. ts
Supreme date the lth day OF February 1874
sell public AUCTION on the iTont steps Of te Court
House. In Rochester NeWGOrh. tie I'D gay OF March,
lss4 10 O'Clock the forenoon al tie patent right,
Pfauicr Process Fermentation Company, or by
me a. receiver and of that COMPANY aud any
held By is receiver By contract or Otherwise
any patent rights . fRANh " hANLER
The sale Is adjourned antn the 10th day Of April
A'-' " wv FRANK W. HAwLEY. Receiver.
The above adjourned until the 18th day Of April
1893 Al '' SA- FRANK W. HAwLEY. Receiver.
The above sale lie adjourned until 2sth day Of April.
1854 . 'Ne '-1'' FRANK W. HAwLEY. Receiver.
The abovo sale Is adjourned until 80 day Of May 1884.
A. 'Ae 'AN0 '-- FRANK W. HAwLEY. Receiver.
Tho above sale adjourned until the 10th day OF MAY ls4
al t-' '"Di' "'"i -N FRANK W. HAwLEY. Eoeeivsr.
The above sale adjourned until the 18th OF May 1884,
At TIC 1'' '"-' -'~' FRANK W. uAwLEy. Receiver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-13
ADRIAN III. MULLER, AuctiOHeer.
EXECUTORS SALE.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
m RroadSyav Maiden Lane Cedar, Pearl. BeeiGma
sfh and 2Oth Also Interest in Piers 3, 10
10 and 20 East River, and Farm IN Town
of NoEfhfeld staten Island

ADRIAN H. MULLER & SON WIN sell at aucJion on
Tuesday NAY 10 1884, at II o'clock at the Exchange
salesroom No III Broadway Y. by order OF JANIS A.
ROOSEVELT and JAMES K. Oracle, EXECUTORS Of
THEO. ROOSEVELT. DECD
RROADWAN -5-sOry marbe-frOnt store and lot No SAT
Broadway. .sde, between Beecker aud AnV SIS,
25.6 L175 feet - - -, -.
MAIDEN LANE and CEDAR-sT.-The substantial 4 story
brick building and lot Nos 30 81 and ~ Maiden
lane running through to and fronting Cearst NOS
occupied by London and Manchester
Plate Glass Co having frontage OF 80 feet Inches
as feet 10 inches Cedars by about 100 iee
PEA RI-sThe4 and 5-stOrv BRICK buildings and lot No
2ls PeaIst between Maiden Lane and Fletcher
at. lot - feet front 1916 rear, by about ~ feet
BEEKMAS-ST-The 4-stOry brick building and lot NOS
I06 and i0s Beck manst north SIDE between Pearl and
having frontage OF 80 teet inches on
ct average depth OF p feet .
WfST lsTH-ST1 2story brick stable and lot No 20l
south side, between tb and 9Th sVesi lot 20
EAST 50TH-sTTbe s-tory high-stoop brown stone front
house and lot south SIDE between Broad
way and 4tb ave-; lot p by e2feet
All right tito OF Theodore Roosevelt IN PIERS
eANDlO EAST RIVER being N the proportion oil 80 foet
10 277 feet ..-ao
All ght title Of Theodore Roosevelt in PIERS
ieAND 20 EAST RIVER being in the proportion Of 10 ieet
3inches TO 274 feet . inches
TOWN OF NORTHFIELD RICHMOND CO. STATEN
ISLAM OF about Is tie public road leading
from the New Blazing star Ferry 20 Port Richmond.
FOr maps and fu particulars apply TO the snc1Oneer No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-13

NOR sale or rent.-Llewellyn Park, Orange.
House, u rocus, bath and oil convenences furnished
carriace-house and conservatory. ---.
Ctiage rooms ana bath unfum shed carragehnuse an'
acres. HENRY h. AUCIIINCLOSS, 81 and 50 " h4tsst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-13

Conntrn propertn for Sale ana 90 Get
ALL COUNTRY PROPERTY OUR SpE
IA CIALTY-Farms RasdenceA c.. every where Jis,s
free. PHILLIPS wEbLs Tribune Building
AT GARDEN CITY.
To let large furnished house with stable
and Ounds attached For particulars address Box 80
den City, L.
AT STATEN ISLAND.-Two very desirable
~ fOars0ry brick dwellings with first class plumbing and
al Improvement Of city houses furnished or nnfuTnshed
about 5000 situated Quarantine and
Hew Landings Apply No IL WesteryeiiaVe or Of
FRAN II h. BURROWS, % Broadway. New-l0Tk
A HOME AMONG THE BERKSHIRE HILLS,
~ the most heathul desirable section the United
country tine country seais al admin
szOrs sale other good stock and grain farms az low
pr1ces and easy terms HOnsa0nc and Harlem RAILROADS
tnly log miles from Eew-York CITY Address BOX l2o
Hilsdae N Y, or call H0te Everett. room liz, %
ChsIham-st. Ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-13

EOR SALE.-Elegant Seaside Residence, 10
II rooms Of Captain Mourand Cunard Line, at Quincy
eight miles from Boston eoprising q. Se cses ana
eve land $50 choice fruit and vines one scs
shady awp; feet gravel beach choice LOT oOang hnu
hahinR rkht churches Oce, &C; elegant TOT
mer boarding s2nitsruIn Sold by nogagee Al sieA
sacrifice. easy terms. a. W. nPRAGUE, SoS ha9"Nb-
g.. Boston
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Coparinershlp Notices

NOTICE.-The business of Charles III. Arnold
~ "a taken over continued By the nrcegss ned
IN the drm nams OF b. O, ARNOLD = CO.
Oulce removed 10 No, 100 Frontsl
Nsw.Yorx. Nay 1851; ,.,,,>, ocr..,- .,,,,o,
CHARLES Hen RY ARNOLD.
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6iinahcns Wanteo--femaIes

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE Will. BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No. l. S8 broadway. corner Thirty
frsst. until p aud 3os West Twenty thrdst coz asr
81 East FouTtecnthst Union square
fe3 Thrdaye Forty .scveuthst Nos oo7 1hiSe
ave sixeth- ST. and al The HARLEM ofEIek - ~
Third One and 'hitnss' W "
& n. H. at regular office
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financial.
A TLANTIC MUTUAL SCRIP; 325 shares
~A""A"Ah ''' iof p WINTRrNGHAM. SO Pines.

NKy.YogK WEST sHoRE AND BUFFALO RAILWAY. Co. Z
MILLS BUILDIHG, Is BRoADer, Z
NRw.YoRk, May o. 1854. =.
HOLDERS of first mortgage bonds or TINS
company requested TO communicate with the unnel
signed OF interest and doc may De
Them. +. T. NOHIESIbt~ AfeeSsASt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-13
Sales bp 1uction.

WAN TASSELL g. kEARNEY will sell at
their Auction Mart 10 Eat l3thst. tic Oh day OF
June 1884 10 by order Of the Grand Unlon Hotel,
tie LOVING persona property TO wit: trunk contents
unknown; zyalses contents en.nosn trunk ! paes.sS
and contents trunk and contents trunk and conenta
trunk conIents trunk and conten trunk and cor
teut, ch.tIs chair, trunks and contents 4
Trunk and contents baby carriage, ! box y.iss
and eontents valss aud conens vaise and conteats
ys.e and and umerei. vase sna contents
ises and contents yase and contents vase aad con-
tents valse oontents vslise and contents yails
go Contents and contents vsse and esntents
vsse and contents vsIse and contents vase and coz
s oaterfs bundle valise and contents yeliss and
ADu "a and contents vaise and contents
III canp.nts yaIse and cOEtsns bundle. ystse aud
Vase contents ysise aud contents. vallse
ca canTent, basket with TN cover package basket
e And contents valise aud c0ntents, plaster plaque
i.e and eonieuts paper box and coatons roll Of pAns
ra.e yalise yaliso and tents bundle
bundle bundle, bundle, package. package. pack.
age package package package package package
package package dress coat aud vest. passage pack
age package package package box and contents
packafe bundle bundle vaise and eontents yahss
and contents vallse and contents vse amt contents
yasc aud contents vase and contents ssse ana con-
tents vahse aud contents package. package gong
bel, package dustsr duster 6aster eaoe Q. sgns
package OF cigars and contents package hair.
Wsves pair gloves rolls maps bundle o. umbrellas snd
sacks sc, revolver PAR opera glasses lsweiSsss;
stamp pOckeLbOOka gold ring tnel sNer Nato tihks
jewelry and spectaeles pair erutohes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-13

I AUNDRESS.- First-class private family /;
Il beat city references city or county Apply at l1Z
KLafI
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OFFIrk CHASE HioGlSsON,
"a PlSE-Sr, NEW YORK. :
WE OFFER TO BUY OR SELL the night
w subscribe 70 the issue Of stock Of the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy railroad 90
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rTNO LET OR LEASE.
SPACIOUS BUILDING ON BROADWAY.
Citp i1rcpertp 90 Get.

ITO EET-EXCHANGE FOR BOARD.-A
ANAL family will ron; TO a small family tuIn shed mot
erp hense near Central Park. Only rspOnsOle giving
unques onabe references should address BOX Iva = W
VNO LET.-FULLY FURNISHED or IN
FURNISHED Immediate possession, the fOur story
bsh stOop house. 81 West 52dsti plumbns
range in perfect order Apply on premises Anu 81
$50 Mad sOn- ave, corner 5Dth-st
ITO LET'S West 45th-st near 5th-ave
4st0ry browusone high stop house Immediate posses
sion open u 20 s.
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8roOklnn prOpsrtn for Sale anS Go f.

A BROOKLYN HOUSE, free and clear, cash
IN value 50 900, 10 exchange for Iowa lenda- .
rutland q VII TING. BeeEnai-st
THE THREE-STORY and basement brick
house S72 Safest. containing 10 rooms al Improve
mems ana in ORDER opposite 81 Peters Episcopal
Church the most neighbOrhOod IN the city within
10 mnu;ps walk Wall. and Fulton Ferries 70 ade
sirabie tenant VIII rented for 1000. Apply at -.
'4'-N-0 $1,000 ga State-st. 3 doors from Bond-st.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-22
SEPTEMBER 90, 1894.

Where shall we buy our
dry goods ! Where can we
get most in quantity and
best in quality for the money =!
These are important ques-
tions to be asked at any time
by the people, but especially
at a time like the present,
when a dollar is a dollar and
not so easily earned as for
merly.
Most people have to do
more or less planning, or lit
you please, financiering, so
that their money may be
spent to thebest possible advan
tage, and in exchange tor
the same the best value in
merchandise be Obtained
Every sensible person wants
a dollar to bring in all it can,
Ell her OF the necessaries or
luxuries OF life. and who can
blame them if they are not
unreasonable,
We think we can help
most people solve the. ques-
ton as far as dry goods are
concerned, tor never were we
in a position to offer such
downright good value as at
the present time, and, being
desirous to largely increase
our business, we have mark
ed our goods at such low
prices as must command fav-
orable attention. We cor.
daily invite our numerous
customers and the public
generally to call and examine
'ur large stock Of useful, de-
and popular dry
goods, at prices which we
believe cannot be surpassed
n any market.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-22
SATURDAYS ELECTION.
.,xsATEs C0OeEN 10 TAG
",.rr CONVENTION - CAND1.
nATE F0B 1E1ATOR, ETC.

r,. Rapublicsn nomination and dele
~ election Vas held In this city
y, ~ saturday and resulted In the nomi.
a.1on ~ Of George 8. Capelle - . candi-
I S.,s for State Senator 8. Redmond
smith, anil Esq, for Representative ].
% W.slsy Hawkins, for Levy. Court X.
rwmor Bald win, for Assessor of the
Ei,.t district James Keinan for the
s.ooud M and Thomas Robinson for the
Third.
a,,ss for Senator and Representative,
M s,cspt In the eastern precinct Of the
seventh ward, where . few votes were
49, for Edward Belts, John H. Adams
.,d Lewis Bordley for State Senator,
.rd one for A. Gawthrop for Represen
nrjys. For the nomination Of mem bers
Il the Levy Court there was .
,nsst between J. w. Hawkins, the
successful nominee, and Christian
rsbiger.
,,,op of L. Em,nor Baldwin for As.
.sor Of the First district. In the
s.Ond district, Zachariah Pickles re-
rlysa 1876 votes, although he had de-
,lusd to be a cand idate, but James
K.Iusn received the nomination by .
majority ofl79.
There we're three candidates In the
rhrd district, and Thomas l.. Robinson
pured the nomination over Lexington
hpey and James 9. Pickels. Forty
l,ssates, and an equal number CT al
urstes, were elected to the State Con.
,xtion, which meets Tuesday, Septem.
Mo, a. Dover. Although the vote
p,mall in some few of the wards, 1t
IN large in others, and the total vote
klhe city footed up 2,132, which IL
,hve the general average for q primary
eston. In the eastern recinct OF the
|SsOnd ward 80 votes were cast, which
shows that the Irish Blaine and Logan
|tub in South Wilmington Is already
h,vng its effect.
The following is the vote In detail
|kr Senator, Rcpresen tative, Levy Court
|COumissioner and Assessor of the Sec.
|oud and Third districts.
BIZ sgsAToR, REPREsgNTATIvE AND LEVY
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which con vene this morning, whtle
tie other cssss vii pr0bsbly be con-
continued until the November term.
Barred with Military He

Il ssoS WAe4 R0oVh0s
The funeral Of Charles Hobson, lat
lieutenant OF A Company, D. v. NJ.
took place on Sunday afternoon from
his late residence, No. 1925 West Third
street. Long before the announced time
of the funeral, crowds began to assem-
Die IN the vicinity, and large numbers
paid their last respect to the dead, who
was laid out in the parlor Of hts late
residence. The body was encased In a
walnut coffin with silver Mountings,
and looked more like q sleeping person
than one dead. At the head Of the coli n
was large broken column of natural
flowers, from the relatives of the de-
ceased, and at the foot Of the coffin was
a cross of flowers with o crown at its
base, made to represent " no cross. 10
crown" which was given TO the family
BY Wilmington Council, Jr. o. U. A.
M, of which the deceased WAS the old
est member.
Owing to the large number In attend
ance at the funeral, services were con-
Quoted in front of the house by the Rev.
W. L. 8. Murray, of Asbury NJ. 4
chorch, assist ed by the Rev. Mr.. Broad.
hart. Of Moore's station, near Phila.
delphia, where the deceased brsathed
his last.
The services began by singing whi-
ter than Snow" followed by fervent
prayer by Mr.. Murray. Mr.. Broad
hart was then introduced, and deliver
ed an affecting address, after which
Mr.. Murray spoke for several minutes
on the life Of the deceased as o soldier.
The militia attended the funeral in q
body and were nearly 100 strong, all OF
whom took y last look at their dead
comrade. They we're in command of
Major Curtis and Colonel Wood, and
preceded by the Delaware band, with
muffted drums, marched in the follow
ing order
A Company, Captain Mitchell, 331
men; q Company, Captain Wickersham,
40 men r Company, Captain Munda,
70 men. The funeral was in charge of
Council, No. 8, Jr. o. U.
A. M, accompanied by Hope Council,
No. 2, numbering sixty men marsh alei |
BY Richard Munck and James Down
ward. Alfred Richardson, Charles |
Lippincott and Holton Yarnall, Jr.,
from Wilmington Council, and Lieu.
tenants j. N. Harman. Jr., j. Frank
Smith and James Knott. from the three
companies. acted as pail bearers. When |
the remains were placed in the hearse
The coffin was wrapped with an Amcri-
can flag with the side arms and accout.
rements, formerly worn by the deceas-
ed, placed On the top. In the solemn
march to the cemetery the band played |
several funeral marches and dirSes.
while at the grave they played, " Safe
With In the Vail" The interment was
made at Riveryiew cemetery, and after
;he usual ceremony at the grave, per.
ormed by Mr.. Murray and Whining
'on Council, the militia fred the usual
'alute over the grave. The ceremonies
we're very mpressiveIthroughout.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-22

WHITE CLAY CREEK.
Assessor, Paul Gillis Road Com IN is
siOner, Robert j. Morrison Inspectors
East district, j. Curtis Clark; West, ID
l.. Choate. No opposition.
RED LION.
Assessor, Charles s. Wingate; Road
Com missioner, Theodore Jones.
ST. GEORGES.
Representative l.. V. Aspril Assessor,
James j. Janvier Road Com issoner
w. s. Lednum.
| APPOQUINIMINK.
Representative, j. s. Lattomus, 228;
II. ii. Appleton 1; Inspector, Joseph
Naudain, 22S Assessor, W. Lyman,
118, p. 8. Daniels, 109 Road C0mmi-
sioner, j. w. Denney, 2l0; N. W.
Waters, 212 3. Townsend, "a.
Delegates-M. E. Appleton, l59 j.
M. Atwell, 1853 ID. b. Maloney, 162 !;
P. Abern, 60 j. A. Harman, 55 P. G.
Jones, 81.
A. j. p, correspondent from For
the ticket nominated in that Hundred
says: "The Republicans nomi-
mated for Representative, Inspector,
Assessor, Road Commissioner and dele
gates to the State Convention to-day
(September 20) and polled the largest
| vote polled for many years.
The ticket nominated Is good, and
will bring to its support all the dissat-
fed Democrats. There are many of
them who say they will support Messrs.
Watts and j. W. Downey for Road
Comm issioners and we ask Of Whining
ton Is to do her share of the work and
we will do ours Let every man that is
a Republican do his share and the
county will give 800 majority for the
full ticket. Mr.. j. S. Lattomus, the
nominee for Representative. will carry
the Hundred by two.third majority
of the voters. He nominated unanl.
mously with the exception OF his own
vote. This Hundred is good for 20 ma
ority for Blaine and Logan.
BLACKBIRD.
The vote in Blackbird Hundred is as
follows
For Representative-W. H. Money,
4S; W. 7. Kirkly, 26; r A. Davis, ..
For Inspector-John A Derrickson,
81 Isaac r. Staats, 81.
Assessor-D. 7. Reeder, 81 Abra am
Stats, 25,
Road Enthusiastically. Fenimore,
% II. L. Neff, SO James Reynolds,
z; j. s. MoClary, 26.
CHRIsTIANA HUNDRED.
The following is the exact vote from
the Middle District Representatives
Henry Swayne, 118; Abner Wood ward,
1856; Vincent G. Finn, 73. Levy Court,
A.. w. Everson, 73; Fl. E. Finn. 119;
John Evans, 149. Assessor, B. F. Dill
worth. 326. Road comm issioner, Benz.
McVey, 169; George w. Thompson, 169. |
Inspector, John s. Miller, 249; ID. B.
Curlett, 80. Delegates to the State con.
yention, William M. Field, 65; w. N.
Brinckle, 70.