Evening journal., 1896-07-10
THE TWO CONVENTIONS
Delegates Slated BY Regulars
and Addlcksites
FOB GEORGETOWN AND DOVER

No Signs OF CompromIss-seParat
Polling Places for the RlvaIs-Both
Sides lined up for Bioodless and
BootIess Battle-List OF Addieks Dele
gates.
At q meeting Of the Republican First
District Committee last evening the
following polling places were selected
for Saturdays regular Republican pri
maries; First ward, No. 107 West Fourth
street; Second ward. Second and Walnut
street and 122 street; Third ward.
Second and PArri h; Fourth ward, Hitch
ems stable, Fifth ward, corner
Eighth and Jefferson; Sixth, bstweel
Walnut and Poplar; Fifth ward.
King street below Ninth; Seventh
ward. Odd Fellows Hall. Highlands. Lo
gan House and No 1907 Orange strest;
Eighth ward, Eleventh and Lombard
and northwest corner Eighth and spruce
streets; Ninth ward Twenty second and
Market; Tenth wsrd, Fourth and Van
Buren; Eleventh ward, No S04 Maryland
avenue; Twelfth ward, not yet selected.
William T. Groves presided at the
Eighth ward meeting last evening, aud
Joseph Jones kept the minutes.
The following nominations were made
for delegates and alternates to the State
Convention at Georgetown: Delegates,
Robert Spence, James H. Morris, John
T. Murphy, William H. Caldwell and
Samuel Tilghman; alternates, William
Winthrup, Samuel T. Brown, Fred Eber
hardt, James b Solomon and Edward
Anderson.
Eleventh ward Republicans have cleo
n faA fak al
I Elmer Dill alternate to the Georgetown
Convention Down in the First ward
! the delegates are Daniel Ross and Allen
Smith; slternstes, john Brown, h. d.
| Entriken, and In the Second ward, the
delegates are Thomas w. McVay, VIII
liam Ssyers, Charles W. Cooke, II. h
\ Roberts, and the Alternates, @. r.
Sparks. Jr Thomas Burrows, John w.
Thompson, Robert Serson. The Eleventh
ward will take action this evening.
In the Addicks Camp.
Following is list Of the polling places
and nominees Of the Adalcks party which
not only elects delegates and alternates
TO the Dover Convention but also mem
bers OF the new county committee they
are forming:
First ward-Polis southeast corner OF
Fourth and Tatnall streets. Delegates,
Moses Well. George d. Derry; alternates,
DR. w d Pennock. John w. Houston /;
committee, Moees Well, w. b Psnnock
and George d Derry.
| Second ward-Second and Walnut an,
! Townsend and A. Delegates, Herber
B Martin, Otto Scheu, George Watson
John Dennis; slternates, Ffank Davis
Edward Harrison, Frank Jones. Horac
L U1loro~cor, ro~,rofttaa 1a,-trn NW,trou
Herbert B Martlu, Horace Thom pson
Osto Scheu Dayton Piesson.
Third ward Southeast corner Thir
aud jackson. Delegates, William J
Connor, ]. Curtis Wigglesworth, job
Graham; alternates, Frank Hopkins
Charles Harper, Frederick Conner CON
mittee John Hextsr. p J. Croney
Charles Harper, Frederick CVnnoi
William j. Connor
Four5h ward-Fifth and Walnut Dsl
egates, Charles T Robinson, Dsniel Doh
Marshall Garner; Rlternatss, John Shil
ley, George w Singley. Charles Il. Lewis
committee. Andrew Detiing, Charles 4
Robinson, John Shiplsy, lewis d. Bros
George W. Slngley.
Fifth wRrd-Northeast corner Eight
ana Jefferson, southeast corner Sevent
and Jackson, southwest corner Howlan
and Clayton. Delegates, George "
r Joseph. Walter H Hayes, Joseph FIJI
Robert Jones, John Simpson; alternate
John J. Welssr. Philip d Lsymsi
William H. Wood ward J. II Scene,
James Rice; confmittee, Joseph B aims
worth. Daniel T Stewart, Wnliam Z
johnson, O. r Gilmore, James Heudricf
son, George Whitemsn, Harry j. Wilson
Sixth wsrd-King street bet
Eighth and Ninth. northeast corner
Twelfth and French. Delegates. Jam
W. Agnew. Samuel B Virtue. John M
Kaigney, Richard NJ. Brooks. William
Carmichael; alternstes, James d. Sew
ell, Martin H Traub, George T. Mundei
William Il. Turner, Simeon Miller; con
mlttse, Charles F Bowers. asorge
MArshSll. William 1 Mundeu, Thoml
E Postles, John Smish, William Vile.
james J Patterson
Eighth ward-Eighth aud kirkwoo