Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-09

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ard Adams, q. Alexander's store.
Fifth district - Along Ninth, from
Broome street to Green Hill avenue, TO
Pennsylvania avenue, to Union street, to
Delaware avenue, to Broome street; vot-
ing population, 295; polling place, Paul
Marks store, Pennsylvania avenue near
Scott street.
Sixth distrlct-From Adams to DUPONT,
between Delaware avenue and the Brandy
wine; voting population, 2i0; polling
place, club stable Office, Gilpin avenue
between Jackson and Van Buren,.
etventh dlstrict-FIom DUPONT street
westerly to the city line, between Della
ware avenue and the Brandywine; voting
population, 234; polling place, No. 1705
Lincoln street, W. A. Bacon's shoe store.
EIGHTH WARD.
First district-From Poplar TO Pine, be-
tween Sixth and Taylor; voting popula-
tion, $3.50; polling place, northwest corner
Eighth and lombard, Alfred Holt's
store.
Second district From Pine TO Spruce,
between Sixth and Taylor; voting popu-
lation, $50; polling place, northeast cor
ner Eighth and Pine, John j. Horner's
store.
Third dlstriet-From Spruce to Church,
between Sixth and Taylor; voting popula.
tion, 2sii polling place, southwest corner
| Eighth and Church, Philip McDonnell's
store.
Fourth district-From Church street to
the Chrstiana, from Sixth street to the
Brandywlne, being all that portion of the
ward east OF Church street; voting popu-
latiop, $40; polling place, Bernard Dona-
hoes grocery store, northeast corner
Sixth and Church streets.
Filth district-From Poplar to Lom-
bard, between Taylor and the Brandy
winei voting population, 297; polling
place, northwest corner Tenth and Lom-
bard; Daniel Collins shoe store.
Sixth dist let From Lombard to Kirk
| wood, between Taylor and the Brandy
wine; voting population, 295; polling
place, northwest corner Tenth and Pine,
John 9. Caldwel's store.
Seventh district-Bounded by Kirk
wood, Taylor, Church, Pine and Eleventh
streets and the Brandywine; voting popu-
lation, 345; polling place, southwest cor
ner Tenth and Bennett, Edward Rays
cigar store.
NINTH WARD.
First d'strlct-All that portion of the
ward lying west of Market street; voting
population, 235; polling place, T. l.
MOusley's store, northwest corner OF ELL
OFT avenue and Market street.
Second district-From Market Il
Church, between the Braudywine and I'll,
City limits voting population, 327; poll
Ing place, southeast corner of Huttol
street and Vandever avenue, Lewis Bul
locks grocery.
Third dlstrict-All that portion of th,
ward lying east of Church etIeCt ant
north of Thirteenth; voting population
205; polling place, John II. Forrest
store, southwest corner of Claymont and
Lodge streets.
Fourth dIstrlct-Between Thirteenth
street and BIsndywine, from Churcl
street to the Delaware river; voting popu
latlon, e0i; polllng place, northeast cor
ner of Eleventh aud Brandywine streets
William Siter's cigar store.
TENTH WARD.
First dlstrlct-From Adams to Van
Buren,, between Front and Linden; yotini
population, 34S; polling place, southeas
corner Chestnut and jackson, s. {. Par
dee's store.
Second distrlct-From VsnBuren tc
franklin, between Front and Linden,
voting population, 27l; polling place,
northwest corner VauBuren and Chest.
nut, p. Crumlish's store.
Third distrct-From Adams to Van
Buren,, between Front aud Third; voting
population, PSF; polling place, northeast
corner Second and Jackson, James Nc
kinney's grocery store.
Fourth distrlct-From VanBuren to
Franklin, between Front and Third; yot-
ing population, 2l0; polling place, north
east corner Second and Harrison streets,
j. V. Scott's grocery store.
Fifth dlstrict-FTom Adams to Frank
lin, between Third and Sixth; voting
population, 227; polling place, northwest
corner Fourth and Adams, w. A. Hoxe's
grocery store.
ELEVENTH WARD.
First district-All that portion OF the
ward lying north and northeast of Beech
street; voting population, 1856; polling
place, David e. Fishers cigar store, No.
6l3 Maryland avenue, corner of jackson
street.
Second dlstrict-All that portion oil the
ward lying on the other side of Beech
street; voting population, 275; polling
place, Howard Harlan's store, northeast
corner Of Maryland avenue and Cedar
street.
| Nv ELf II WARD
First dlstrict-From Franklin to Scott
between Linden and Sixth; voting popu
lation, 39i. Polling place, northeast
corner Front and Searles, Charles d.
, Nalnger's store.
Second district-From Scott to Green
hill avenue and the city line, between
Linden and Sixth; voting population
297. Polling place, northeast corner
Fourth and Union, John L. Daley's store
THE VOTING POPULATION.
The total voting population of the city
is as follows: First ward, l,l48; Second
,534; Third, l,5?4; Fourth, 1895; Fifth
,8lS; Sixth, 1880; Seventh, 2,O24
Eighth, 2, l9I; Ninth, on; Tenth, 1,S43
, Eleventh, 63l; Twelfth, 69l; total. ID. 903
This census was obtained by a caIelu
enumeration, made u year ago, OF all the
male persons 81 years OF age and up
wards residing In the different wards. II
| "a mazda oIliv once In four wears