Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-09
REGISTRATION PLACES
THE BOUNDARY LINES OF THE
o FFERENT DISTRICTS.
Where the Citizens Of Wilmington win
Register and Vote NJ the Election
on Saturday, the LIST
of June.

NoltTb VI viii tltCL All hthchbuT
and collector for the Northern district,
one for the Southern district, and one
member OF City Council from each ward.
1t is necessary that every voter shall be
registered, which can be done on Satur
day, May llth, or Saturday, May 18th, at
the following places:
FIRST WARD.
First dlstrict-Between Market and
Orange, and from Sixth street sOutherly
to the city line; voting population, 3s7,
Polling place, Traynor's livery stable
office, Fifth street near Orange.
Second district-Between Orange and
Washington streets, from Third to Sixth;
voting population, 3i6. Polling place,
northeast corner Fourth and Tatnall, A.
Biermaun's grocery store.
Third district-Between Orange and
Washington streets, and from Third street
southerly TO the city line; voting popula-
ton, 445. Polling place, W. X. Causes
office, southeast corner Front and West
streets.
SECOND WARD.
First district--Between Market and
French, from Third TO the Christiana; ;
voting population, 3l3; polling place, No.
1l6 King street, 10 Marr's building.
Second dietrlct-Between French and
Poplar, from Third street to the Christi
ana; voting population, 1923; polling
place, northwest corner Second and Wal
nut, Martin Traub's cigar store.
Third dlstrict-All that portion OF the
ward east of Poplar, between Third
street and the Chrstiana; voting popula-
tlon, 297; polling place, southwest corner
Third andaPine, u. konitzer's grocery
store.
Fourth dstrict-That portion of the
ward south OF the river, bounded by
Market street, the tity line, Heald street,
Christiana avenue and the Cbriftiana
river; voting popu alton, $40; polling
place, at Heald and Lobdell streets, East
burns grocery store.
Fifth district-All that portion of the
ward lying east OF Head street and the
Christiana river; voting population, s9l;
polling place, Claymont and A streets,
Sarah J. Moutgomery's cigar store.
Third WARD.
First dIstrlct- From Washington to
Adams stree.s, south OF Front; voting
population, 29l; polling place, Witsil's
| cigar store, Maryland avenue AID Madt.
| son street.
Second district-From Madison Il
| Adams streets, between Front and Fourth
voting population, 1923; polling place
southwest corner Of Second and Monroe
James Grants grocery store.
Third dietrict-From Washington Il
Madison streets, between Front an,
Third; voting population, 375; polllpl
place, southwest corner Of Second ant
Jefferson, Alex. Jaclowsk's picture
store.
Fourth district-From Madison tC
Adams, between Fourth and Sixth; votinl
population, pa; polling place, northeas
corner OF Fifth and Adams, William
Pennell's grocery store.
Fifth district-From Washington Il
| Madison, between Third and Sixth
voting population, 29l; polling place
Joseph II. Miller's grtcBry ttore, south
east corner of Fifth and Jefferson streets.
! FOURTH WARD.
| Fret district-From Market TO Wal.
| nut, between Third and Sixth; voting
! population, 31S; polling place, rear OF W.
| j. Morrow's office, No. All French street.
Second district From Walnut to Pop
lar, between Third and Sixth; voting
popula ion, 292, polling place, southwest
corner Fourth aud Poplar, j. ID. Kurtz's
bakery.
Third district-From Poplar to Pine,
between Third aud Sixth; voting popula-
tlon, 42l; polling place, No. Oil East
Fourth street, Alexander Il Wells Office.
Fourth dstrict-From Pine street to
the Chrlstiana river, between Third and
Sixth; voting population, 1866; polling
place, southeast corner Fifth and Spruce,
James L. Prior's cigar store.
FIFTH WARD.
FIrst dlstrlct-From Market to Wash
ington, between Sixth and Eighth; voting
population, 800; polling place, northwest
corner Seventh and Tatnsll, Smelzer's Is
grocery store.
Second district-From Market to
Washington, between Eighth and Ninth
voting population, 321; polling place
northeast corner Eighth and Orange
Mrs. o'Donnel's grocery store.
Third dlstrict-From Washington Il
Monroe, between Sixth and Eighth; vot
ing population, $50; polling pl,ce, south
west corner Seventh aud Windsor, Josepl
b. Landley's store.
Fourth district-From Washington :,
Monroe. between Eighth and Ninth; vo
ting population, 800; polling place, south
west corner Ninth and Madison, Josepl
Bickta's cigar store.
Fifth distrlct-From Monroe to Van
| buTtnt DtlWtbH plAJu anu ftliuk
reputation, 272; polling place, northea'
corner Seventh aud jackson, A. w
Browns store.
Sixth district-From VanBuren stree
TO Greenhill avenue, between Sixth ant
Ninth; voting population, 24f; polling
place, Charles II. Trippetts carpente
shop, No. 500 Franklin street.
SIXTH WARD.
First district-From Market to Wal
nut, between Sixth and Eighth; voting
population, 274. Polling place, No.
East Seventh street, I. +. Hanlon'
office.
! Second iistrct-From Walnut to Pop
lar, between Sixth and Taylor; voting
population, 293. Polling place. No. SOS
East Eighth street, A. H. Streets store
Third district-From Market alonl
Eighth to Walnut, to Taylor, TO Poplar
TO Tenth, to Market; voting population
374. Polling place, j. r. kilmer's office
northwest corner Ninth and French.
Fourth district-From Market alonl
Tenth to Poplar, to Thirteenth, to Wal
nut, to Twelfth, 10 Market; voting popu
lation, 500. Polling place, w. McShea'i
store, southeast corner Eleventh ant
French.
Filth dletrict-From Market alonl
Twelfth to Walnut, to Thlrteenth, Il
Poplar, to the Brandywine, TO Market
voting population, $40. Polling place
Ia. D. Underwood's grocery store, north
east corner Thirteenth AID French.