Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-10

johnson; John J. Shoemaker, Tenth, by
Franklin II. Croney; Richard Emmons,
Fifth, by A. ID. Vandever; Warner Rob-
inson, colored, Fifth, by N. w. 9. Bass,
colorcd; Edwin Thomas, Tenth, by
James A. Melvin; Tolbert Hall, colored,
Eighth, and Thomas Simms, eolored, by
A. Il. Mop. Johnson; Lewis Jones, col
ored, Eighth, by James A. Molvin;
George W. Porter, Second, by Benjamin
Porter; Bradford w. Porter, Second,
James w. Plummer, Second, all by
same; Jacob X. Higgins, Second,
]. w. Washington, colorcd, Fifth,
both by Franklin %. Croney;
Thomas Parker, colored, Second, by
Noah w. G. Bass, colored Lewis Lee,
colored, Eighth, by John w. Dorroll,
colored; William Gibbs, colored, Eighth,
and John Scott, colorcd, Second, BY
Noah w. G. Bass; James |. Assay,
J., Fell, Tenth, by A. d. Vandeyer;
Alonzo Davis, colored, Second, by Noah
Bass; John IL. Gregg, Eighth, by +. S.
Bradley; James II. Brown, colored,
Eighth, by Noah Bass; James 4. Alex
ander, Eighth, by A. ID. Vandevcr;
William +. Grub, Eleventh, by A. ID.
Vandcver; Charles II. Brown, Eighth,
by Noah Bass; Robert II. Argo, Fourth,
by +. A. McCloskey; George W. Dunclz-
ley, Fifth, by Solomon Herscy; Charles
A. Hagner, Fourth, by A. d. Vandever.
DIR. b. l.. Lewis Of Harrington, ex-
speaker of the Senate, visited Levy
Court Monday afternoon.
at A p. M, court adjourned to 10
o'clock Tuesday morning.
Tuesday was very quiet day at
Levy Court. Business went along
without hindrance of any kind. The
names of poll-taxGbles added that morn
ing were as follows: BENJAMIN Mitche-
ner, Fifth, by S. Killgore; John Towns
end and James Primrose, Eighth, and
Simon Johnson, Sixth, all colored. by A.
Il. McP. Johnson; Thomas II. Hall,
Fifth, by Thomas Finn; Ulysses q.
Pyle, Eighth, by same; Anthony Good
win, colored, South Christiana hundred,
by II. G. buckingham; Wesley II.
Winaut, Fifth, by L. Finn; j. II. Peoples
Fifth, by G. NJ. D. Watson; Marshall
p. Gurrer, colored, First, by ]. w. Oar
rell; George M. Alden, First, and John
w. Macdonald, Fifth, by George M. d.
Watson; Charles Duncan, Fourth,
William II. Mosely and Charles Carpen-
ter, Twelfth, all colored, by A. b. McP.
johnson, colored; William b. Pretty
man, Jr., Eighth, by Edmund Mitchell,
Jr.; Daniel Eldridge, Fifth, by G. II.
Roberts; John II. Rowland, Fifth, by L.
Mitchell, Jr.; Morris Kongold, Second,
G. Del Podolsky, First, Joseph Lichten-
baum, First, Max Podolsky, First,
Morris Leshenn, Second, Simon Alborn,
Second, Benjamin Hendelman, Second,
Morris Schlofman, Second, Lewis Rob
insky, First, all by d. Bubenzer John
NJ. Dorney, Third, by John Il. Dickey:
Daniel j. Carter, Eleventh, by Thomas
Finn; Simon Cohen, First, by G NJ.
ID. Watson; Alfred II. Stout, by J. ii.
llorner; Thomas Worrell, Tenth, by H.
II. Scott John g. Hance, Fourth, by G..
NJ. ID. Watson; Harry &. Broughton,
Fourth by G.. NJ. d. Watson; Washington
/. Hyde, Fifth, by G. M. D. Watson.
On the motion of Levy Courtman
Sutton, Assessor lance of New Castle
hundred being present, certain transfers
including Perry, Duncan and Clark
| properties were ordered made on the as
sessment book of that hundred.
A little before noon there was a
cessation i'll the applications for assess
ment and court took the opportunity to
adjourn to p. m.
additional LsUv Court nstDs on NH pa;c.l