Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-04-26
I'll ECrIoN OFFICERS.
Republican shcrifalty and Coronoi
Primary Nominations -- onicors and
Voting Precincts.


Primary Nominations - omccrs and
voIing Precincts.
The polling places and the officers
who will conduct the Republican nomI-
nation elections for sheriff and coroner
Saturday next are announced as follows;
First ward-Polling place, northeast cor
ner Of Fourth and Tatnall streets; John
W. Hudson, inspector: John Dill and John
Brown, judges
Second, Upper district-Southeas cor
ner Second and Walnut. Officers not yet
appointed.
Second, Lower district-Southeas cor
ner of A and Head: William Cook, in
| spector; John W. Thompson and John IL.
Dennis, judges.
Third-Southeast corner of Third and
yeftersoni w. r. Benson, inspector; David
| Ii. Coyle and James Halnes, Judges.
Fourth-Southeast corner of Fourth and
Walnut; V. G.. Robinson, inspector; Charles
Robinson and John Banks, judges.
Fifth, east of Washington-Eighth and
Tatnall; William w. Knox, inspector;
Charles Goodall and Daniel P. Gookin,
judges.
Fifth, between Washington and Jackson
Northeast corner of Eighth and Wolas-
ton; William II Plerson, iinspectori Will
| liam Lacliey and William Blair, Judges
| Fifth, west of Jhckson.-Martin's stable,
Eighth and Van Buren; l.. b. Morrow, in
| spector Samuel Wilson and James b.
Hickman, judges.
Sixth, north Of Tenth-Twelfthl and
French; l.. A. Iebley, inspector; J.s Harr
Pierson and Paschal II. Peterson. judges.
Sixth, south of Tenth-Ninth and King;
5. II. Baynard, inspector; Joseph X. Afiams
and Henry Viagofski, judges.
Seventh, east-No 1901 Orange; Thomas
;; Lewis, Inspector; Newell Yates and
Henry w. Zebley, judges.
Seventh middle-Nialone's store; William
r. Robinson, inspector; Elwood IL. Cole,
judge. Other judge to be appointed.
Seventh, west-Logan House; Alexander
II. Mason, inspector; James 4. Richly and
George Shein, judges.
Eighth, north of Taylor-Northwes
corner of Tenth and Lombard; ]. II.
blackburn, inspector; William L. Spring
and James Sayers, judges.
Eighth, south of Taylor-Northeas
corner OF Eighth and kirkwood; Frederick
Martin. inspector; Pierce Davis and
Thomas Cook, judges.
Ninth, lower--Eleventh and Brandy-
wine; Edwin kershaw, inspector; Caleb B.
Ayers, Jr., and John i. Lynn, Judges,
Ninth, upper-No. 2l25 Market street;
Caleb Watson inspector; Lindsay Fierce
and Edward Ray, Judges.
Ninth, Eastlake-SchoOlhou Twenty
ninth and West; Henry Postles inspector;
Judges not yet appointed.
Tenth, north OF fFront-Northeast corner
Of Fourth and Van Buren,; Isaac w.
Weaver, inspector; W. y. Snyder, Jrs. and
Warren Kettlewood, judges.
Tenth, south of front-Southeast cDrner
of Chestnut and Jackson; Francis X. Irons,
inspectori Edwin f. Richards, judge; other
judge to be appointed. nv
Eleventh-No. S02 Maryland avenue;
Patrick Smith, inspector; George Virus.
sell and George Roberts, judges.
Twelfth-Northwest corner of Lancaster
avenue and Union street; Robert Neeley,
Inspector; J. IL. Harman and A. q. b. An
derson, judges.
The polling places outside the city are
arc as follows: ,...-..s...
r East Brdndywinez Practical Farmer. 49,,
North dywine-Sharpley's school,
South Brandywine-Shellpo school
house and Edge Moor.
North Christiana--Odd Fellows Hall,
Highlands.
South hristiana-Marshallton school
house and Newport.
West Christiana-Centrevile Hotel.
Yellow School district to be supplied.
North Mill Creek-Hookessin
East Mill Creek-Cranston' store.
West Mill Creek-Milford Cross Roads.
East White Clay Creek-Christiana vii
lage.
West White Clay Creek--Newark.
New Castle-Mayor's office.
East Red Lion-Delaware City.
West Red Lion-St. Georges.
81. ,Georges-Middletown, Odessa and
Port Penn.
Pencader-Glasgow.
uinimink-Townsend
Observation-Disclosures.
"Almost every man in that list of
judges and inspectors is opposed to
William II. Finn" was the indignant
protest yesterday of one of Mr..
Films doughticst supporters, as he
commented on the action of the Repub-
iican First district committee in their
arbitrary choice of last night, of elec.
ton officials for Saturdays sheriffaltv
nomination.
81 never heard of anything like it in
my life before" another of the indig-
nant protestors said, addressing himself
to the representative of THE GAZETTE.
There is not n Finn man along the
whole line of inspectors and judges.
1t is an outrage and the most arbitrary
piece of political work ever done in
Wilmington p'
These remarks only family tell the
story of the anger Of the Finn sup
porters to-day.
81 tell you what" one of them added,
we've got the votes here in the city,
and they know it.
but, what are you going to do about
ity" the reporter asked. "You can't |
have the list changed. Had you no
representative present with the commit |
tee to see that your claims had due CON
sideration?"
"Ha,ha" was the laughing sneer;
"you amt in it. That's not the way he |
machine runs the thing. Bach is boss
there, and what he says goes. He is |
opposed TO Colonel Stewart, and the |
colonel being friend of Finn, Finn
must suffer.
Bach has no personal objection to
Mr.. Finn, but it is all dark around him
and the warm rays of the sun of the |
party machine don't shine in his dircc.
tion, because he has Stewart for friend. |
Ihats the bottom of 1t all.
mo, there is no redress for this out.
rage: 1t was star chamber proceeding
all through.
But the votes are what count and
we are determined on seeing that that
at least is done fairly next Saturday"
INITIATION OF THE ADDIoKs SURF
Testimony in the Case of the Mayor and
Council VS.. j. Edward Addicks ct al