Evening journal., 1892-08-09
CONRAD WATSON, JOLLS
The Friends of the Former
Claim the Victory.
WATSON EXPECTS THREE HUNDRED

" ALVIN b@AA AOAiS AAAANAAi - 1-fDAN@~@T
Joils WIN sweep Everything south OF
the Canal Conrad and the coiored
lInn-The First District Republican
Committee Names Polling Places and
Omcers.
The Republican First District Com
mttoe held an important meeting last
evening. The following polling places and
election officers were named for the pri-
maries TO be held from to Z p. m. next
Saturday for receiver, comptroller and
commissioners;
First ward Northeast corner Fourth
and Iatnall. Maxwell T. Reyboid Fred
| Conner and James McConnegab
Second ward-Northern district, FELTON,
/ House Second and Walnut; Southern
/ district. A and Heald streets. Northern
| district. Dayton r. Pierson, Charles Bow
crs, Harry Mari Daniel Whitsell, William
j. Wirth. Southern district. John n.
Magee, William T. Brannan, Williem II.
Cook, Robert Fentiman, James Card.
Third Northwest corner Third
and Madison Francis r. Irons. Stephen
Downey, Fred Neutze.
Fourth ward-Southeast corner Fourth
] anu W AilMis l4NNnI0 H. INNANf NANAA'"
H. Robinson David Shaw, Edward II.
Robinson, George Singley
Fifth ward Eastern district, north
east corner Eighth and Orange; middle
district northeast corner Eighth and
jefferson; western district. Martins
stables. Van Bnren near Seventh. East
ern district. Joseph ~ Wheeler, George
Reed middle district, r. Joseph Green,
Eleanezer Aiusworth. Joseph Ainsworth,
Leslie George western district, Samuel
File. Charles NJ Smith
Sixth ward-Kyles livery stable, King
street, near Ninth. Samuel II. Baynard,
H. Paul Blown. Theodore f. Priest,
james S. Watson, Benjamin l.. Spence.
Seventh ward-Western district.
Logan House middle district not selec-
ted eastern district, No. 1901 Orange
street Western district, Samuel
Chambers. middle district, William f.
Robinson, William Bicken; Eastern dis
trict. Albert A. kolb clerk.
Eighth ward-Eighth aud Pine streets
Joseph Doyle. William W.Ward William
Spig. Howard Englc Fred Shell.
Ninth ward - Western district, Old
Academy; eastern district Eleventh
and Brandywne Streets western dis
trict George Palmer, Frank II. McCaul-
Na
5 William II Peeny. Stidham Smith, VIII
/ liam G. Bonsalr. Lockert 3. Smith,
e Tenth ward-Northeast corner Second
q and Van Buren, streets Edwin f.
Richards, Charles w. Solloway, John
= l.. Crossan.
d Eleventh ward-Maryland avenue and
Jackson street. Theodore Brown Allen
(. Curlett John n. Postles
!, Twelfth ward-Northeast corner Front
d and Union streets james p. Ratledge
stephen h. Parker Joseph Hayden,
Thomas $ Anderson.
e In this list Of officers the frst-nameC
d in each ward and district is Inspector
;. the two following are judges, and the
a lest two are clerks.
p Watson Is Hopeful.
n When an EvENIEG JOURNAL reporter
Is interviewed Deputy United States Mar
shall George Miiiiin Dallas Watson yes
e torday he seemed to be in a very pleasant
J. frame of mind. The genial candidate foi
], comptroller said
~ feel very much encouraged, and ex
!, pect TO carry the county by 800 plu
~ rality.'
.r During the last week Watson's lieu
i tenants have been doing very effective
u work
.r Conrad Is 1t.
20 A Republican who has had much tC
re do with the politics ofNew Castle count.
and Wilmington ia particular, gave tn
following as his views TO an EVENING
Ia JOURNAL reporter last evening"
" John w. Jolls win sweep everything
sonth of the canal Deputy Marsha
r Watson will carry Brandywine hundre'
3 and one or two wards in Wilmington
't The rest win be fighting territory il
m which Conrad is strongly entrenche
Do and 1t is more than likely that it will b
2. impossible TO dislodge him. You SO
Conrad hasa wonderfully strong hold upo
IN the colored man. He has champions
nc his cause for many years, particular.
Sc in matters pertaining to education, an
m if there is any gratitude in black man'
s heart Conrad will poll nine-tenths of Oh
negro votes The fact that Commits
al sioner Jolls will poll everything sout
a. of the canal does not complicate matter
"a materially as the Republicans south q
T. the canal. in q contest among Republ
Ell canr, are only a drop in the bucket MI
Conrad has the advantage Of KNOWN
Just who is for him, and his lieutenant
4, are well chosen IL looks very much lil'
~ "A Conrad day in the comptroilership col