Evening journal., 1894-09-10
Both Parties Have Their
Tickets in the Field.
woOLLBY AND PYLE ARE PITTED

"a the held. While the contests were
close ia some of the hundreds. III major
ity Of instances there was little or no
opposition.
The Democratic Ncminasa.
The Democratic nominees are as follows.
STATE SENATOR'S.
Harry Day, Braudywine hundred.
Jas T Shallcross, 81. Georges hundred.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
George W. Splcer. CHI iatIana hundred.
Victor Woolley, Wilmington hundred.
}. 7. Cam, Pencader hundred
Richard @ Brockson, B!ackbird hun
dred.
Evan G. Boyd. New Castle hundred.
Lewis Graves. Mill Creek hundred
Il. Bayerd Heise. Rsd Lion hundred
Heisels nomination Is doubtful.
ASSESSORS.
James D Mccoy First district
James T. Farley, Second district.
Henry g Hirzsl, Third district.
By far the closest contest was 10 Bran
dywlne hundred, where Harry Day de
fasted Thomas T. Weldin by three
majority There was no opposition to
James 7. Shalcross in st. Georges hun.
dred.
For the lower House, George w. Spieer
of Christiana hundred, had no opponent.
while Victor B. Woolley swept Whining
ton hundred like a whirlwiud, his plural
ity haiUg 1,7l5 His total vote was
2 539. while Clayton + Harrison. a Tenth
ward dark horse, only received S24
votes and Meaohem 1853 Clayton y.
Cam carried Pencader against James NJ
Downes, but only after a hard fight
Richard c. Brockson won the Blacb bird
hundred nomination. with John Wilson.
Mortimer Records and John L salmon
against him. Evan g. Boyd had no OPP
position IN New Castle Lewis ] Graves
won in Viii Creek from Robert 9. Justice
aud John W. Bennett T. Bayard
Heisei and James y. $. Sam had 4 battle
royal IN Red Lion hundred, but it resulted
IN favor Of the former.
The defeat Of Assessor John j. O'Harra
In the yirst district was quite surprise
to him and his friends. ss was alao that
Of Michael 4. Conway ia the Second
district James b Mccoy defeated the
former by 996, while James Farley had
436 more votes than Conway.
The Tammsny Club Of the Tenth ward
Ia indulging In some Wild talk to the
effect that they Will run Harrison az an
independent candidate against Victor B
Woolley
The Republican Nominees
Robert H. Handy defeated Day in
Brandywine hundred; Henry II McMul-
len carried New Castle against James B
Hance; Johu W. Jolis defssted Martin
B Burris in st Georges hundred and
Francis M. Walker walked away with
Harry Whitemen in Mill Creek hundred
That about sums up the Republics n
fighting, The ticket nominated was as
follows:
STATE SENATOR'S.
Robert J. Handy, Brsndywine hundred.
Samuel Aldrich, Pencader hundred.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Frederic Pyle Wilmington hundred
William Wilson, Christiaua hundred.
Walter $ Money Blackbird hunored.
Francis M Walker, Mill Creek hundred.
John w Jolls, st. Georges hundred.
George w. Reybold, Red Lion hundred
Il. H. McMullen, New Castle hundred.
ASSESSORS.
George Cameron, First district.
Charles II. Hudson, Second dlstrict.
Charles Whann, Third district.
William J. Lsnk will contest the
nomination for assessor in Christiana
hundred, claiming 60 have received a
majority Of the Republican votes cast.
The Democratic Nominee.
Victor Z. Woolley is 28 years old and
one OF the best known OF the many
young lawyers practicing at the New
Castle bar y was born la this city.
4 I n.
| 1885 registered and read law under
Chief Justice Lore, BE took a special
| course at the Harvard Law School, &C
quitting himself with honor. and
was admitted to the bar ia
September, 1890, Two years ago be
! was chairman OF the Whining.
and at tho assembling Of the General
| Assembly was elected counsel for the
House Of Representatives., which
position be ably filed
Tho Republican N omInee.
Frederic Pyle is 30 years Of age, q
nztive of Wilmington, and a son Of the
late Cyrus Pyle. He lives at Tenth aud
Broome streets In 1879 he became 8
partner in the patent leather business
/ with his father, Cyrus Pyle, his uncle,
Joseph Pyle. Frank Pyle and Willard s.
Pyle, which firm was later on incor-
p0rated as the O. and j. Pyle Company,
Of which Frederic Pyle is now treasurer.
Mr. Pyle has always taken a gre 1t
interest In the welfare of the city BE
is an annual contributor 10 many Of It's
charities. and be is an ardent Republi
can
Harry Day's Victory Confirmed.
Harry Days victory over Thomas T.
weldin in Brandy hundred is oon-
frmed By George lodge, one Of Mr.
Weldin's supporters Days majority is
three. Mr. Lodge says he does not thinl
Weldin will contest. Winfield Ocr IL
the nominee for assessor and Alexander
D. Pierce and Stewart Ramsey were
named Cor inspectors
Republican News From Hftll Creek.
In Mill Creek hundred Walker re
ceiv0d 400 votes and Whiteman. 1875
Walkers majority being 274 JOSEPH
Pvtitdemange was nominated for assessor
without opposition Elwocd Woodward
and Pasey penn0ck were nominated fol
road commissioners, and the Inspector:
put Ia nomination Ia the several dis
! tIicis were: North, Lemusl Graves