The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-19
There Were Two Changes
Made at the Last Minute.
The tserman Democrats are the AnErlest
Now. nIr. oNen would Not Attend
the Lust raucas. Routine
Business ofthe session.

AUDITORS CieIk-John Boughmnn,
Troasurers Clerk George A. klob erg.
Coal OIL Inapector-M. j. Kelley.
Clerk OF the market-Frank J. elder
mnier
Park Guard Michael McGillin.
Regulator OF CITY Clock-W. II. Hart.
love.
The ticket elected was the same as pub
iished yesterday with the exception OF the
two clerks 1t was known that there
would be q still further change In the
candidates as was stated but the election
Of Messrs, Boughman and klobarg wac
greater surprise than many expected.
Several meetings were held during the
evening aud at one tue ticket AS elected
was formed. Mr.. ONeii refused to at.
tend one meeting held in the mayors Of
Hoe and IL went on without him.
IL was S,25 o'clock when Council got
down to business and a short time after
WARD Mr.. Smith motoned that the body
20 Into an election for city oilicars aud his
motion was carried.
MIR. Morrison was nominated by Mr.,
Smith and William II. .-odnum by MIR.
| zebley, Messrs. Oberley and Stats were
appointed telers The vote resu tied:
Morrison .. LadnaLn 8, Mr.. Morrieon was
declared elected.
| John J. Ryan was nominated by Mr..
AeAney and Mi. ZvDley nominated George
i. Iilghman. The vote was as before.
! MIR. 0'Neil nominated Isaac 9. Pyle and
J b WIS elected over Ii. Ii. Billauy, who
I was nominated by Mr.. Zsbiey.
| John Boughman was nominated by MIR.
Oberiey. while AIR Staats nominated John
! ]. MahOney.
This was the first break in the slate and
the crowd OF anxious Democrats became
| excited. No other nominations were
mudb and Bong received votos.
George A. kloberg received u majority of
! three votes over samuel Price. Michael
J. Kelley was elected over A. U. Pyle pyA
majority OF three votes.
There were three nominations for clerk
OF the market. blr. Meaney nominated
frHnk j. Neidermaier; Mx Zc1loy. Seth
II. Eesster; MIR. ONell, Joseph BIcktA.
THE showed discussion and tue crowd
was again exclt0d.
The Young resulted thus: Neldernlier l,
Feaster and Blckta /. Mr.. Nedermter
was declared elected. 1hos Ma udain was
tile Republican candidate for park guard
but Michael McGilen defeated him by
three votes. Samuel H. Baynard wus
nominated against W. b. Hartlove for rex.
uiator of city clock. but Hartloye 70.
90 ived msjority of three votes.
WHO 1HE OFFICES ALE:
william Z. Morrison, the new clerk OF
Council, is tinsmith anu lives III the Filth
ward.
John J. Ryan, the new baiiff OF Council
lisa noroc co shaver and lives In the 18th
ward.
Isaac G. Pyle. city auditor, Is a former
proprietor Of the Clayton House and live 8
~ the Fifth ward
John Boughman, the new auditors
clerk. lives in the rwelfth ward and IL
former auditor clerk. lie IL book.
Keeper by occupation.
George kloberg the traasurer's clerk.
lives In the Third wuth ami was recently u
clerk for QuiRey ~ Mullen.
Frank j. Nei1ermaier, the nav clerk OF
the market. is painter and lives In the
Fourth ward.
Michael j. Kelley, the new oil Inspector
lives In the Tenth ward and Is II blacksmith
by occupation.
Michael McGIIlen, the new park guard.
lisa morocco iiusher aud lives in tho Sec.
o ward.
Walter H Hartlove, the new regulator
OF the city clock, is gunsmith and lives
In the Second ward.
- In the disposition Of Offices every Demo.
cratic ward except the FIRST was recog-
nZed There j. II feeling that the First
ward should have had an Office instead OF
giving the best two Offices to two men
from the same Republican ward. the
Fifth.
The election has brought about ano her
disturbing element ia the body of Ger.
nun Democrats Ihey wanted }. p. 4,
Euekel clerk Of the markut but he ia
among the defeated ones.
The election was the principal busin ess
OF the session There wns however some
little ROUTINE business transacted. the first
OF when was the passing OF Tie interest
list for August which ain mounted to =44OO.
superintendent Aydon of the Police and
Fire Alarm Telegraph reported that two
new boxes had been placed at the Liebig
Chemical Works. aud uumUsied ia and
one at Commerce anu Dock street, mum.
bered l25.
The Fire Committee was referred the
matter. Tho balance in bank was TeDoTt.
cd to be S35.4ig 40 Tho colleotio na
0 0tnoul.eu 10 30 el1.0O. 10 the tark
10 sII56 fT,r '','9 an" u Il ',I
mant Tor tiSIr Iit1t "',u a0 10, ga" ~ !.
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Democrats loltered sh1t,H the In iiin Lay
discnssin.E thn eia,.it., "''''e
~ oeet'o".-a-
An Unfortunate Pugiils..
'kidn Thomas, the ehampfuu 10 mound
puRlllst of America, WHO lad Ma nrm
crushed by falling under n Delaware Rail
road train at Deifnur sIx wecks nPp nu(
sub sequently underwent the operation o.
tho Deia Wnre W"snlt JH ~ siSyndtge9 Io
ZION b has been sinca ths occi,i-.nf
Thomas IA now afavInv nj nIprroy,,
Hotel Bais n gentleman in ma niannor
an interesting taikpr and a general good
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IL but thinks he has friends t6r5ti,,b0p
tho country who VIII rlys MIN tbeir ~,
when needed. During lis career "a
fighter he has mot many ropd men n,,
won from them. While at tinrtnHtfti LI
hon. he gDarrei win Tr,nif itiva, ~ a.. ~
pily Illhhnf anu slice being heIa las
nhs met Othsr mon OF good quality
lhona5 VIII stay here Tor uwhlle anti Ue
iofe leaving Tor his nome VIII stop a
bh!tllnore where 1t ID Understood bone
HI VIII be glNnn I'm:
ACrmIinntInn
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lhg our store popular with economical
Mmply shoes that wear well ana give goo
value lof the money paid Tor them. Ism
that ABOUT the right kusiusss ilea2 W
sell SHOES pretty CHEAP but thers Ia
point on the down grade ui quality whBr