Evening journal., 1894-06-01

and coroner, between the hours Of 12 IA.
and z p IN on Saturday week, June
was taken up, revised and deterBiued
upon. James B Toman and james Car
michael. candidates for sheriff, and
George G. Rothwell. candidate FOR the
coronership, were present and expressed
themselves as being entirely satisfied
with the selections made
The list is as follows, the first an
named in each district being the inspector,
and the other two judges
First ward.
south-Patrick F. Collins, Philip Muir
ply and William Green.
North-John J. Cassidy, James H Har-
kins, Thomas Russell.
Second Ward.
Elst-Miehael Cannon, James Jackson,
Owen Palmer.
West-James Crumlish, Thomas Dugan,
William I, Brown,
Third Ward.
Frst--John A Campbell. Caleb Taylor,
Neil DoughertY.
Fourth Ward.
East-Jsmes Mckinley Patrick Connor
William Jennings.
West--James P. Shallow, Alfred
Hinger, George Etzel.
Firth Ward.
East-Henry R. King, John J. Size,
William Kelley.
West-P F. Quigley, Maurice Belford,
John Guthrie. The voting place viii be
on Madison street between Sixth aud
Seventh. Washington street being the
dividing line.
Sixth Ward.
First Robert Simms, George Spath,
Charles Stigers.
seyeuth ward.
West-W. J. Gibbons, John .splain,
John Holton.
East-Henry P. McCloskey, John P.
Crummeg, William Gosnell
Eighth Ward.
First-Levin Shockley, Daniel w.
Mackey, Harry McQuade.
Ninth Ward.
East-Eli Griffith, william Pancoast,
George Taylor.
west-John Ahrens, Albert Beale,
James Geagin.
East Lake-George w. Kreer, Lewis
Henvis, Dutton Peters.
Tenth Ward.
First-Michael j Kelly, Alfred Hannah,
P f. Walsh.
Eleventh Ward.
FiIst-Hubert Cassidy, James Nc
Nesby, John Friel
Twelfth ward.
I 3 lFirst-William OBrien, Robert Hus-
bands, James w Shaffer.
Brandywine Hundred.
North-S. ]. Greenfield, John W
Anderson, Stewart Ramsey
South-Robert Orr, John Shaw, viii
liam McCrea
East-ThOmas 1. Bird, Newton L.
Grubb Larkin Handy
Christiana Hundred.
North District, Yellow School house
John Donahoe, John Macklem, Paul
Began.
Highland District, Odd Fellows Hall
John E. Kelley, James Gallagher,
Michael Gallagher, Jr
West District, Csntreville Hotel-Ben-
iamin HALEY, Harry Carpenter, Sylvester
Murray.
Newport-W. Lewis Duff, Elwood Con.
lyn, Samuel Killgore
Marshallton-W ]. Armstrong, George
Hallott, David Russell.
Mil Creek Hundred.
Northern-Thomas L. ]. Baldwin,
John Creeden, Howard h. Jordan
East Charles G. Dempsey, Calvin
Derickson, Joseph Bennett.
: West-Samuel 6eary, Joseph G. Ran
kin, Richard Bonssn
J St. Georges Hundred.
3 East District. Odessa-J. G Arm
: strong, Alfred Stephens, John Watkins
West MiddletOwn-J. w. Lsatherbury
4 William p. Metten, William Z. Reynolds
r North, Port Penn-Albert Bender, K
5 G. Egee, Samuel Yearsley.
New Castle Hundred.
Northern William j. Hunter, John J
r Sheridan, Joseph Taylor.
q Eastern-henry Holschumaker, VIII
r liam Early, Evan G. Boyd.
South-John +. Campbell, Harry W
Herbert, Percy A. White
West-Patricz McGrory, John
Reynolds, Douglas Mccoy.
Red Lion Hundred.
East-John V. H Roberts, Davi
d Steelmsn, Patrick Tosnay.
West-George Smith. Daniel Cusl
~ John Il. Deputy.
J. Blackbird Hundred.
John E Broekson, Harry David, Al
< drew w. Webster.
II The White Clay Creek, Appoquin
mink and Pencader hundred officers hay
&. not yet been named.
n It Must BE Fair Election.
?. Chairman Armstrong will issue q
ia address To the elqcffon oficerq syaruir
d them that the election must be fair
X conducted.
2. The vote of any district in which frar