The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1882-09-16

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In regard to the discrepancies mentioned in
your issue of the 7th instant as needing ex-
PLANTATION s., I respectfully submit the following
as the result of careful investigation and scru-
tiny:
FOURTH PRECINCT.
Brown, Joseph, Saratoga street. House
horn down since registration.
Baer, Michael, 10 Pleasant street. He says
Michael is correct. In German Marcus.
Butler, William B., Saratoga street. Cor
Bunting, j ohm j., "a St. Paul street. The
lady of the house says he lived there, but left
about three weeks ago.
Chairman, Robert, II Saratoga street. House
recently torn down.
Dessauer, Samuel, sc North street. House
torn down since last registration.
Dobbin, John, Jr., 65 North Charles street
The lady of the house says there was :. man
who left her house about three weeks ago and
thinks his name was John Dobbin.
Devin, Lawrence, 129 North ssreet. IT
should be Devon, and has been Sc entered.
Edwards, Alfred A., 81 Couraland street.
He and his brother-in-law say that 81 Court
land street is correct, and THAI he. lives there.
Grooms, James, ga Bath street. He ac-
knowledges ismistake in R&mber lit should
have been "a, and has beea saeentered on our
books.
Glpin, William H., Z. Narth Charles street.
Mr.. Barker, the gentleDan of the house, says
Gilpin has boarded there from time to time;
has his wardrobe ana trunk there now; thinks
he has temporary employment ON railroad on
the Eastern Shone,. ........... ....-. ....
Giddings, IsaaesH. g Saratoga street House
torn down since he registered.
Hannum, 3stinelli H., 48 CORTLAND street,
marked cqlaxed through mistake. Has lived
and still likes there. a.s a..N
HylinA Thomas, so Davis street. Not 50
as reported. Owns the house; has lived there
II years and is well known in the neighbor-
hood. @ '
Hartman, Jacob H., 81 North Charles street
The Doctor called at my Office and says that
81 is his correct residence, and that 364 is has
brothers residence.
Irelan, James H., SO ST. Paul street His
aunt says he lived there at the time he regis
tered. The house has since been vacahsdL
kett, John Emil, 81 St. Paul street.. His
name is John, though he frequently emits it.
FIFTH PRECINCT.
Bowdoin, Charles T., so Courtlandl street,
He says his mother lives there, apeRhas always
regarded it as his nome, although he has
moved frequently for short time.
Downs, James, 3 Belle alley. Parties in
the house say they know such man did live
there, but has not been there for year. Sum
mons has been issued in shissease
Egglestan, Charles, 81 St. Paul street. Mr..
Warield, who lives theme, says he has never
had room in his house.. Summons has been
issued.
Kelley, Patrick, t4si North Calvert street..
Mr.. Riley, the plausher,, owned LAG and 151,
and says that Kelly lived at 152. 146 is torn
down. t..-s ...s.
Kline, Henry 1873 North Calvert street.
Klein is correct. and the proper entry has
been made. .i'1'T.e
Lindenbeager, Charles F., 1O5 North CAL
vert street. Lindenherg is correct, and mis-
take corrected. ...., ..
Magee, Thomas, ST., 148 North Calvert
street. Lived at 148 when registered the
building has since been torn down.
Needles, Charles E., 113 North Charles
street. The lady of the house says he boarded
there in June and left there some time in July.
Reynolds, James E., Dukes Hotel, Calvert
and Franklin streets. The clerk says he had
lived there, but left on the 9th Of Jane.
Tydings, Richard B., 142 North Calvert
street. 1422 is his shop; 142 is his. dwelling
lie owns both. Was mistaken in his color,
believing he was white from his appearance.
Mistake corrected. ''l
Ulrich, Frederick W., 11a North Calvert
street. Urich is wrong; Ulrdeh is right, and
we have it so on our books. 4 81. r-....
SIXTH. PRECINCT.
Adams, Alfred P, 65 Barre street. He die
live there when registered, but has since
moved.
. Bornheim, Myer, 81 Camden street He is
entered white on my books, and has moved
since he registered to a18 West Fayette street.
CLANCY, Joseph A., 26 Perry street. His
mother and wife say he does live there, but is
temporarily employed elsewhere,
+ johnson, James, SO Perry street. The
present occupants of the house say that they
have lived there Is months, and no. such man
ever lived there. Summons has been issued
in this case. ~
Kreutzer, Theodore H, ITS Sharp street.
He was registered in the sixth precinct through
mistake; lives in fifteenth wardt His name
has been stricken from our books. "a.
Lockwood, Ellison j., 98 Camden street.
called at my Office and says he has moved
since he registered.
Martin, Benjamin, "a Camden street. LIVED
there when registered, but his wife says he
left first week in July. rrr .lr s7a- r,.r--r TIA
Wilson, James S., 80 Perry street. People
in the house say they have lived there twt
years and know of no man by that name
summons issued. st-A fstti' -Ei ....+i-..
1t will thus be seen that all but foul
were correctly registered, and in those case
fraud has not been established. One o.
two had their color wrong, and immateria
mispelling occurred in one instance.
The registration law is the work Of {
committee of the ablest lawyers in the state
and it passed the scrutiny of the members o
the Legislature, the Republicans acknowl
edging that itwa as fair and as stringent a
possible. Gov. Hamilton, in selecting tn
officers of registration, got, as hesupposed
men of honor and integrity, and if an.
fraud is practiced, it viii be proof that
pure registration is an impossibility. TIL
San, however, after its herculean effort, ha
failed to show fraud, and it is presume'
that the lists are as pure as it is possible t
get them Men may swear falsely an
register illegally, but under the present lay
very few will try it, and these few woul
| soon be discovered. a
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