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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-07

DURsUAST To AN ORDER or The
L Probate Conrt for salt Lake County,
Territory Of Utah. N the above entitietl
matter. rotice y hereby gwen that Wed
nesdAy, the l+th day OF May, A. u. lsg9, At
10 O'Clock > IN. at the Court Room n SAID.
Court, a. the Court House In salt Lake
CITY, has been appointed the time and piar-
for the hearing OF the application Of sarah
7. Wheeler lied In said Court, praying that
the whole Of the estate OF said deceased be
set apart for the use OF the widow, at which
tine and place al persons interttted mar
appear and contest sAii application
Dzted AZ salt Lake City, this 18Th day OF
April. l-sot JOHN C. CTrLER
Clerk OF the Probate Court IN and FOR SALT
LSfe County. .tA no tl3w
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rEs SaIoi1 !. e ~ HiiIisEs,.s

I. John q. Cuf-er. clerk % the PROBATE
Cocri, 10 and for the County Of salt lake
In the Territory OF Utah. DO hereby certify
that the foreEoiux : . fulis true and correct
the guardianship Of Brigham Pyper &c a.,
minors, - appears Of recorsf ~ my Office.
In witness whereof. have hsreuuto set
my land and aniNed the seal Of said court,
ihis ith day Of April. AID. lslo-,
Jous o. CUTLER.
fsEAI-l Cierkof the Probate COnrt.
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stauI.x s.o-.,, ,yt,s...

LONDON, May 6.-StanIey went
TO Windsor, Castle today BY the
Queens com naand, and was given
an audience by her Majesty.
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A College struck by lightning,

LAFAYETTE, Ala, May 6.-The
college atthis place was struck by
lightning this morning. The clock
and llelfry were torn TO pieces. Two
hundred students were in the build
ing. the most OF whom we're
shocked IL was two hours before
order was restored.
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ZANE I. PTPfR, THE GUARDIAN OF
~ the estate of Brigham Pyper et al,
minors, having Ned her petition herein,
daily verified. praying for an order OF sale
Of portion Of the resi- estate OF said decd
ent, for the purposes therein set forth.
10 therefore ordered by the Judge
OF said court. that all persons in
terested IN The estate Of said minors and
The next OF Kin. appear before the said
Probate Court on Wednesday. the 9Th day
Of May 100. az ten O'Clock in the forenoon
% aid day. Al the Court Koofa Of said Pm
bale Cocrt, AZ the County Court House, IN
the city and county OF Salt Lake. Utah Ter.
ritory. 10 show cause why an or eT should
not be granted 10 the said guardian, 10 eel
% much o. the real estate of the said
minors al private sale a. shAH Le necessary,
and that copy Of tins order be pablkhed
a. least four EuccessiTe weeks IN the DIS
EREI EVENING NEWs. \ newspaper printed
Dated April Z. ls9o.
g. ". BAErcH, Probate Jud-r.
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10 MAKE THEIR EscArr

At window a maniac would l..
seen peeping through the bars. grin.
ming and jabbering at the bright
flames that went up 70 the sky. As
the heat became more intense she
would grasp the bars and remain
there until the fiamesenveloped ker
The Inhabitants came from all narts
round about, attracted by the blaze.
and in minute the little village
was surging mass OF shouting. yo-
ciferating people. "A
When the firemen founi that they
were poweriess to save the building.
they turned their attention to the in
mates and burst in the doors with
axes. Inside, Chief Benoit saws
was such a sight rs no fireman ever
before witnessed. In one ward that
he entered there were twenty-five
patients, and ut HIS approach ,hey
huddlei together like a pack Of
beasts, entwining their arms into
one mass OF humanity. He seized
the nearest, but, said the chief. II
could no more separate the crowd
Than | could the parts Of your horse. ;, |
he tugged at them until the fire
1arted into their garments aud en-
'olded them Ike a shroud of flame.
ind then he escaped with his life.
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ALL KINDS OF PAY ELHrEDI
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The patients, and finally saving .
very large plumber, In view of fhs
facilities nj hand
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SAN FRAScIsco, May Judge
Ssbin Of the United States District
Court, is dangerously iii with IN
fiammatory rheumatism, and n not
expected 10 recover.
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2 OMAHA, May 6.-BenJamIu sIc-
Aliister,. land commissioner Of the
u nion Pacific, died suddenly last
night Of heart failure. -
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~ ASOTnER WARD

three firemen were nearly rappet
70 death. They entered, and the
door, which had a spring loci.
closed behind them. As is custom
airy. there WAS no handle on the
inside. The door resisted their
axes and they rushed to the win
dows, but were driven back BY the
fian1es- The CHIEF, suspecting their
peril, cent aid 10 the other side and
the men were carried down on lad
ders
The engineer Of the building did
god work, saving nine patients, and
every fireman made n record Of
which he may feed proud. On the
inst alarm tie engineer turned on
The hose, but &c was atterly useless,
as the fire leaPed along the ventil-
ating shaft to the wards and burned
in a do zen places at once.
One OF the nuns, Sister Maria. lay
slok In the infirmary, on the fiflh
ioor, and 10 bsr rescue came three
't1ers, Demerese, Gilbert and Luz
niepe- They seized their com
linion aud bore her in blanket to
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Esia:e Of Catherine Aiies Pissou,
Deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, BY THE
~ undcrslxned. Administrative Of the
t. TIE creditors OF, and all persons having
claims as4inst the sAid deceased. 20 exhihif
them with ire necessary vOuchers within
ten months after The 1rst pubiIcanoa Of this
notice. 70 the said Administrative, al the
os1ee OF Isaac n. WAnteil. Esq. Attorney.
IN Ctah Commercial aud savings Bank
Buiidiue. sait LAKE City. Ia the County %
salt Lake Nlf-IfaI..If|
Dated Aprii sch. lisa. f-
ABRfE 4. PfCGorr.
Administrator Of the Estate Of can crime
Allen tigzosi. deceased. d oaw sE
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The staircase, but they were met NV
me- sneet OF lame and all perisbei
Neither ofthem was over 20 years ~
age. The sisters worked with The
Ploring, 'U's I'M
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LION COFFEE
10 . selection Of
Aochs,Jaya and
Rio n,on.,,,
h,....s - -
co,e.d.d ~ .,i
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sANE INMATES ANp s1srrns

IN charge, 1t is a conservative,
estimate 10 say tina. a hundred
victims met their death, though
some assert that the number i
double that, and others place il
below this figure. However. the
TACT remains that Go such calamity
has fallen upon the Province OF
Quebec since The earliest time.
Ever since Queeer was a province
lis management Of these most helm
less OF all creatures has been lis
shame. They have been farmed out
to the nuns at 500 head pe. wear.
and the sisters aim was to keen them
as frugany rs possible.
FROM the construction Of The
building, there is doubt in some
minds as TO whether IL was intended
as an asylum or a blast furnace.
In any case il served the latter
purpose admirably. Ii was con-
structed Of brick and was 900 feet
long, running back from the river
half the distance. The main build
ing occupied the center, and ON each
side extended four wings six stories
in height. The fire today started in
a cupboard in the second ward, on
The women's side in the upper story,
by a careless patient, and as venti-
alton was carried on by Iongitu-
iinal shaft connected with the tow
srs, The flames soon appearedions
ing up through the center Office.
over. A telegram was are :
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HkshEcIiISG AND COMMANDING

/
the patients, and finally saving +,
vers large Dumber, in view of fhr
inadequate facilities al hand.
Premier sfercier has placed In.
Montreal Exhibition BUILDING \,
the disposal Of the nuns. ami tomor.
row the buildings Will be stocked
with. provisions. The straugest
wonder to the firemen is that such
an absence Of fire fighting facilities
could exist. Although The apnlI-
ances were there they were utterly
useless. The Institution had excel
tent engines. ten good pumps and
new poIer-, bet ne ccr1aclfSb ek-
.sted between the pumps and boil
ers; Sister Therese, the superiorrs-. !
Is broken-hearted, and, being Al
present In Dl-health, her name NAV
ee aided 10, the slread- JorE iist or
s,.ciin. pocloFs Bourgne and |
bsraIet were carried from the build
ing IN an Unconscious conditioner |
Whatever must be said Of the man
agement as a whole, the individuals
exercised every power to lessen the
caiamlty they had neglected 20
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-07
Marvellous Results !!
loss OF SHRINKlGE N meats

NEIsf few people know that the ShrinS-
age OF Meats roasted 10 a ,,losp oven
y from thiriy-hye 10 forty per cent. Ar
meat contains seygnty- I've per cent. ~
wafer Snc only twenty ilve per rsrt rffo;id
mater. and the loss that l. made in N,
rtasung = made "a THE elaboration OF The
Juice. Wh'-h is th- VITAL PIkT on aEaT'
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PRESS OPINION.

BERLIN, May g. The Fdc5Iatf,
commenting on Emperor Williams
speech, says: at is significant that
IL shows no intention TO maintain the
socialist law. His view on the
duties ofthe government must be sp-
proved everywhere. The scope Of the
measures 10 protect workmen + linn
tied by VOWS that Germany's in
dustrial activity Will not be affected.
Therefore, the workmen's interests
will not be affected The radicals.
animated by patriotic zeal, will
doubtless lie willing TO grant ali
that is required To strengthen the
couniry's defensive forceS.s @ >
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paAp Gait Wagon. Two nnls, One
ssone -hnfrs. SO One Iron. Burn, $50,
4rief Press. go: noissse. Nh so.
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SENT no MONTREAL :

Iuel
for aid, and an engine an, me-
started AZ once. They miyaild-
well have remained at home. sght
five minutes they exhaust,1,oses
atersuppIy. The only thinrvery
could saye the building was tIbove
Lawrence river, and II was
mile distant. re- lsion
When the Associated Preausit
porter arrived with the firemessed.
dome Of one tower had just make,
and the flames were bunting forth
everywhere. As the heat increased,
the statues fell from their inches 10
the ground and then the inhabitants
prostrated themselves. crying aloud
that the saints had deserted them I'm.
deed. Beds, furniture and utensils
Of every description were being
showered from the windows and \
stream Of ill-elad men poured out Of
The eastern wings. Not a male
patient WIS lost. Among the women
il was different. The less hopeless
cases were placed in the lower wards
and they were removed without
but from the upper wards.
where the violent patients were Sc.
;ured, there came wild screams. as
hey resisted the nuns gho be-
'eeched them
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A i.oilD EXPLOSION

Was followed bs a ctash OF beams.
me interior WIS giving way, the
Wild, frantic women sank from the
windows and the shrieks Of the
maniacs were lost in the general
uproar, as one by one the walls
toppled inward and n fierce blaze
burst up from the newly added fuel
that rose towards the sky and shot
Its glare over the st. Lawrence TO
The southern shore, and even tinyed
the crest Of Mount Royal, ten miles
distant. Then il died down into
blaekhess, and nothing but the now
broken tower remained bounding
the scathing mass Of metal and
debris under which are now. uot
the bodies, but the ashes Of a hun.
dred victims.
By this time il was o'elock
growing dark and very cold. The
spring rains had converted the
place into n quagmire, and only
hoiserlen could get from place 10 |
place. The poor sisters, most Of |
them young and delicate, stood |
ankle deep In the mud. stcuriny
ana superintendlng The removal Of
-ueh furniture as had been saved.
The patients wandered about aim
.essly, clad in scant garments.
When released, many of them
eaFed for joy, and bounded like
ieer aeross the fields 10 the woods.
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wAsHIxerox NEWS.
State Prohisiiioa L.v.-R.u.r,iea
for Opium ssnuexIfne- IT,

| aF eptan -fnuE<itmE. Etc
wAsHISGToS, May s.-Boutelle
OF Maine, today introduced In The
House bill upon State prohibition
laws, TO Offset the decision Of the
oupreme Court in the ''orisinaI
pseksge' e-.e, The bill "a In the
shape Of an amendment 10 are
Interstate commerce act, as follows:
"Notning contained in this act shall
be construed 10 authorize the sale or
traffic in Intoxicating liquors In apy
state. contrary 20 the laws there
ASSISTANT SECRETARY TIcHESoR
made an award today OF 5000 10 &
IL Morehead, a citizen Of San Fran
cisco, for services In connection
with the seizure Of = large quantity
OF opium sRuggied into san Fran
cisco year ago. The award was
The maximum allowed by law. nj
: said that Morehead was offered |
Iarge pecuniary inducements NOT 20
setray the smugglens, and spurned
A meeting Of the Senate commit
ee on pensions was held today, at
Fhics the Morrill, disability and
erviee pension bill combin.d, as
INSTITUTED by the House for the
senate dependent pension bin. was
Formal action yas
..ostponed until the he.t meeting Of
he committee. Ii is understood.
iowever, that the opposition to the
touse measure Is Unanimous, aud
he committee will recommend that
ne Senate non-cOneur in the action ,
{ the House.
FIRST ASSISTANT PosTaIAsrER
ieneral Clarkson and AIRS. CIarksop
II Washington this evening for
heir home in Des Moines. Iowa,
Obedience 10 telegram announe-
- the alarming illness Of Mr..
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4
Lster-At midnight the death
roll Is estimated at fifty, although
many more are missing, hut are ex.
pectei TO turn up IL il feared that
seven Tertiary nuns were burned. as
three more are missing besides those
named above. They were not how.
F1state OF w. =. r..rvr.--,- - the
made Of sale Of real estate and vheir
Tide Of house., upon filing a bond
he sum OF 5000.
Estate Of Henry Edward Cot
,rler made appointing time lends
place to hear petition for prol'atbeen
will. L III stock
Estate OF IN b Kelsey l.oday
until Stay Y IS be-
missed for want Of proper notice
Estate Of b. +. HOweils;
.inued to May Il.
Estate Of Annie Smith; dist 80.
kga.@ade "a fApJEew N. Smitf pull
man Palace Car Corupany. accused
of discharging employees for political
reasons, was taken up by the elec-
ton commissioners today. Superir-
tendent Sessions testified that the
were discharged for
reasons, and his testi- |
moDy was corroborated by General |
Manager Brown. The commission |
ers finally decided TO refer the mat
ter to the State attorney, to take
such action as Ire saw fit.
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lg frsm distilleries the e
ivileges In relation to n :
md, finally, demandin
i revision Of the tariff vi
TO the abolition OF the
tile duties, and n re,iuc
duties on other artIcl,
! consumption. especially
b..
THE SOCIALISTS
trD,luce n hill Snr fhs
THE SOCIALISTS

will introduce n bill for the i'm
mediate repeal OF the corn duties.
The new military bill fixesthe peace
effective force ut $50, 7S3 troops.
exclusive Of one year volunteers.
After October LIST, the army will
consist OF SIS battalions OF infantry,
% squadrons Of cavalry, ss4 field
batteries, 81 batteries Of foot and 20
pioneer and q train batteries. The
non-recurring expenditures en-
tailed by the new measures ano uut
h 81 500, 00O marks. The increase
in the permanent yearly expend-
lures is Is, 900, 600 marks.
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Patients or BOTH SEXES

escaped, and though a Gordon Of
police WAS thrown hound, not all
We're included, aud a horribly rug
gestiye tale was borne Ia by an in
haoitant, who was coming through
the woods to the scene 81 the dis
aster. a new dread has come upou
the inhabitants from the presence of
so many escaped lunatics, and they
VIII count themselves fortunate II
they are not visited hy a series of
such crimes as only madmen can
devise.
At the time the fire was burning
every high hOusetop in Montreal
had its curious sightseens. The
long road was thronged with car
rlages. The transport service Of
Montreal was pressed into use, and
every available cab, omnibus aud
hack went out filed with people.
The sisters Of the province spent
in founding and organizing this in
stitution a, ; 32 go, OF which 500,
600 was spent on the buildings. The
buildings were insured by the gov
eminent for $500, 600. With the |
exception OF the medical DEPART
ment, consisting of the doctors, the
sisters retained complete control Of
the departments Of the asylum
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IANE .. PYPER. ITHE GuARpIAN {

Order to show eause why order Of ALE
real estate should not be made.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In tie Probate Court. IN and for salt Lake
Comfy, Territory OF Utah. %.

In the matter Of tie Estate Of Eavsryi
Wheeler. deceased I
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23
A snow-White swallow.

Ornithologists in Paris are much In
terested In the discovery of rare bird
IN the shape OF snowvhits swallow.
This novel specimen OF the festhered
tribe came to life lately in a nest which
was built by the parent bird under the
caves OF 4 glass roof covering court In
the extensive msnufactory of trades
man residing In the district Of Grenelle.
The white bird was born with two
black specimens. one OF which few
away as soon ss IL was 6edged. where
upon the rradesmsn. in order 20 keep
tho otheg tTo. transformed the glass
rooted court into q temporary spisry.
Photographs have been taken Of the
snow-white swallow and will DC sent 70
the leading nsturalists of the city, one Of
whom went 70 Grenelle in order 70 study
the festhersd curiosity This gentle
man vas, however. too late 70 see the
bird alive. It perished probably be
cause too nsoh care vas taken Of t. or
through fright at she nsmeer Of people
who came 20 stare a. IL Is nasural eu-
riositT- Phe dead bird viii no~ Be
stafed and sens % the museum OF she
Bosanicai Gardens. where there il al
ready white aazpis. which SILL lives
ard aop@ sbeus annsnx les con panionS
from Which 10 only Sifers IN cofer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23

green, q dull, muddy tint spinach and
willow, pale sint. The yellows own
an Egyptian or dull porphyry color;
tunis, which has reddish overcast,
and imperial, brilliant hue. Tonquin
and criole are also brilliant, while
jonquil and primrose are delicate even
ing shades. The favorite blues are
mazarin, marine. azure, kings blue and
French ultra-marine, known also as st.
Cyr. Grays are especially the favorites
OF fashion, and display mouse, steel,
granite, acier, with blue cast; iron
gray, trusterelle or turtle-dove and sea-
gull-in fact, the shades Of gray are al
most numberless
Among the odd tints there are fumee,
q smoke color bordering on brown;
pousstere de coral or coral dust citron,
poppy, petunia and capucine.
All fswn and almond. mignonette
and Tnastic shades remain with US, as
also do the copper and currant tints, the
garnets, blue plum and bronze shades.
Evening colors show the same pale
tints already familiar, but another
month will bring out novelties for later
fall and winter, which, with those al
ready mentioned, will make a very
choice variety from which TO select.
The novelties in fall gloves are the
gray shades which Partisan women call
'sad" and tender" and which i'm
porters offer in preference to the long
favored tan colors. The latter are still
admired, however, and begin at yell
lowish russell shade. with dull chamois
and ecru for the lightest tints. OF the
new colors suggested for street wear,
pearl gray shades with black stitching
and in glace kid are the ultra in style.
The latest novelties in Partisan gloves
are displayed in a Broadway window,
and = recent addition 70 the list is a
blue, OF that peculiar shade found only
in the wing OF Brazilian butterfly.
Flowering almond is the fashionable
tint in pink. and oat-straw the selected
shade OF yellow, for gloves worn with
tull-dress toilettes. L'EroILE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
Registration Notice.

Il tts klsetols 81 Ihe tlly 81 0rss1 kAEi&s
GAkE NQElck re4l rae 1Essrstkas1
Arlee~Fs ~ k1e s4ala - hcss 81 sti..a u t1e
stts - 5rsaS kegi4s. ~ ates sf sae fslles
LssvEeeee wse4s 81 tie s2sa vsts 81 6raHd
hsfias. la s4l1 slif. "a iAsFsasf. Net $50. s..
2. -. 81 fri@4s VetsseE & a ~
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q ths aitetueea. ~ e&ea ~ s4la esys. ~ she
pa Qsse - m4ktns ferie<s list - uesf -
pfsqlacts es4iisse - eiestors anaeF ne eee-
slg&fisn 81 tAe State ~ NlSAlssa, ana "a
Itlc3 @ vote thefSls. Fik
slass,s s s sssss a srsss, ssN sss.s> s'i sSss
HIST are, seeokd gfeeihct-A aEnber "
uTa4aflltr 2Yruet. Lepgtak : foss sifSta
flrsi hsfe. third Pf~ei net Aanter aS
1vNtl biFisol street ecrarI ei1tnfsHrnae
escona hsIe nTst Vleancg Number f7
teaufslG street.. hArtn4hs bleck.
seeeae N<ra. steqna pres cinet- Number a.
Nofln biYsloh sffeet
lhiFt Ward nrsf precinct EnEine Haase
QiAkor i. ion L1EfNtc street
IhiFd Marc. second preelRet-N ga seE So
AhrrTy street. northeast eoraer II tterIy ana
Psgsara streets
FOURTH WArd. FIRST Precinet -Tae south
~csg eorlef oi heat street anG Crescent ave
nue.
Fourth Ward. second Precinct The oid frame
building iofnitrly used for church purposes.
on tne aesf SIDE ~ ionia street. between Cfes-
cent sYeuue aud Last Bridge street.
FOURTH Ward. fhifd PFeclnct-Nunber -
Last Bridge street
FOURTH Ward. Fourth Precinct -Martindsies
store. 0u the nofth slde ~ East bricEo street.
FIFTH Ward First Procincf-1he south store
oi naundef BLOCK, on Nust side 81 fisinned
avenue. north ~ Sulubg street
tith Ward. Second Prceinct-AumDer =
Ia Anela avenue, fFl8ns Hail.
sixth Ward. First Pfccinct-Number -
Alp.n syenue. .bSrtel JonkeTs store
1iatl Nard Second Precinct - old sixth
Ward Englue House. on scribner street. north
Of West leonard street
Seventh " ard. First PIeeinct-EuglneH House
Number $. on Front street.
seventh Ward. Second Preclnct-N umber
lA stocking street
seventh Ward. Third Precinct Number -
stocking street
Eighth Ward. First Preclnct-Turner Hall
lso-caledl on south jefferson street.
Eighth Ward. SecoGd Preclnct--Polish Hall
$50 called on north side ot Jackson street. be
tween Indiana street and Lane avenue.
Ninth Ward. First Precinct li2
Nest Fulton street.
Ninth " ard. Second Precnet-Sumber ls)
Butterworfh avenue.
Tenth Ward. First Precinct Herman Gre
bel's stors. number 16i Jefferson syeuue.
Tenth Ward, second prccuct-hlnguette'
Hall corner Fifth avenue and South Division
street.
Tenth Ward. Third Precinct-Number lss
Henry street up stairs.
Cornelius stryker. Edward Il. Stein.
john Z. Creque. Robert Spreul
Albert f. lerex VIM A. Iateum
Andrew J. stebbns Edward O'DOnnell,
Harlan " Miller, Fred saunders
jeremiah II. Anderson VIM. II. stokes.
Joseph kmmer Andrew DOVE
JOS. a. Mckee. Ch2s A Iauser.
Isaac NJ. Turner. George ". Mills,
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