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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-24
FOUR TIN DOLLARS.
they Look Bad for the Man Who Got
Change for One

Change for One
Christian Morton, Of No. al East
Thirty-flrst street. New York, was ar
rested last night on charge of
passing counterfeit money. Nor
ton went into the store of James
Haghan, No. $50 Second street, about half
past nine O'Clock, and bought a cigar,
rendering a spurious silver dollar In pay
ment. When he received his change the
woman who waited on him followed him
to the street. and called Policeman
Skiff
The knight of the baton arrested Nor
ton just as he was about to join man
supposed 70 be confederate. This indi-
vidual fed Dut Skif took Morton TO the
station house. On his way TO that habi-
tation Morton raised his head to
mop his brow, and from the
lining of his hat spurious
dollar fell to the sidewalk, which Skif
picked up. At the station house, when
searched. three more were found on him.
He said he had received the four counter
feits in change at a saloon where he had
purchased drink half an hour before be-
ing arrested.
Inspector Lange notified Secret Ser
vice Agent Burnett, of Newark, OF his
capture, and that official will probably
call at Headquarters today TO begin an
investigation. It is believed thar Nor
ton gave u fictitious name and address
and that he is an old offender.
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DIsCONTENT AT THE ERIE.

A Sweeping Reduction in the Baggage
Department Causes the Trouble.
The baggage room in the Erie railroad
depot contains q disconnected set Of
employees just now. Edward Sweeny
head of the department, who had been
employed there for twenty-eight years,
has left. The trouble grew out Of a
wholesale and unexplained reduction Of
salaries. All the horses and wag-
CONS formerly used to carry the
baggage have been taken to New York
and placed at the service OF the Erie
Transfer Company, and the baggage men
at the station are obliged to transport all
the baggage with hand trucks. The re-
duction in salaries has varied, the high
salaried man, Sweeny, being cut $40.
aud the porters' wages were cut $50 to
SIP a year.
Men who formerly received $500 and
$500 a year now get but $50
Before these reductions were made there
were fourteen men employed in the de-
partment while at the present time the
force consists of twenty-five men !
asked one Of the men at the depot II the
men were discontinued enough TO strike,
or IL they belonged to any organization.
'sWhat good would it do them to
striker he answered. What can man
Win family Qog fOIty uoildTs a iHOubn
is better than standing about on the side
walk
The other men about the baggage de-
partment would not talk. They evidently
feared that they would lose their
positions. The new baggage masters
name is Demon.
No reduction has been made in any of
the other departments SO far as ! could
learn and never before was there so radi-
cal reduction, the men say, in the his
tory of the baggage department.
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THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

FIRST PREcINcT-A Adam Baumgarten.
81 CLARK place; William Fl. Miller, 100
Railroad avenue.
SECOND PREcINcT-Max Richter, 21S
Railroad avenue; Daniel T. Koran, 20
Railroad avenue.
THIRD George Hill, ST. Sec
ond street; Harry Hill, 81 Second street.
FOURTH PREcINCT-Edward NXiede-
man, 1872 Second street; Jacob Knerr, $50
Second street.
FIFTH PRECINCT William T. Odell, 361
Fifth street; Albert S. Norton. 355 Fourth
street.
Sixth PREc1NcT--J ohm II. Prillwitz, S17
Fifth street, Francis Frank, IS Coles
street.
SEVENTH PRECINcT--Jacob II. Van Win
kle. 3275S Eighth street; William IL
Coover. 1903 Eighth street.
EIGHTH PRECINCT Daniel Holmes, 295
Fifth street; Frederick Pirsch, 29l Third
street.
NINTH PHEcINcT--Adam Daab, 552 Jer-
sey avenue; Arthur +. Moore, 5541s Jer-
Dey avenue.
TENTH PRECINcT-Henry Knoop, 253
Sixth street; Joel Miller, 100 Erie street.
ELEVENTH PREcINcT-W. Edward T.
Wayne. 224 Bay street; Phiiip Anderson,
220 First street.
TWELFTH PRECINCT Daniel H. Perrin,
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THE ACADEMY SEASON.


1t viii Begin Saturday with Dan I
sulIy In s'Tse BzfIlionafre.''
The opening attraction at the Academy
Of Music on Saturday, August 80. and the
following week Will be Mr. Dan1 SuIly
and his company of players illustrating q
vivid picture OF American life, called
1.-The Millionaire.
Mr.. Sully appears as an Irish American
of considerable means, and lends
his old charm to line Of
character he has lifted from the
buffoonery of low comedians, and placed
where it naturally belongs The play
enbodies number of startling effects,
among which is the railroad scene where
some forty or fifty Italian and Irish labor
ers are seen at work laying the track over
which q few moments later a locomotive
and train passes The engine is real
one propelled by steam. and forms q
most realistic and startling effect
Mr.. Sullyss company IS one Of mora
strength than any he has yet had. and
great things may be looked forward TO
on the reopening Of the Academy.
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cHuRCH NOTICES.

RKaaES CHRIsrxDELpfflAN EccLEsIA. Odd Fell
lows Hail. corner Bergen and Paramount ave
nues Services at 1879 a. m Subject OF lee
tare:- The Egurative Language OF Scripture
Trinity Baptist CHURcH, Bowers street, near
Summit avenue, the Rev. r. II. Johnson pastor.
Preaching at lo.45 g. N. and As p, Ia
HEDpISe n. f. CHuAca, Montgomery street,
near Barrow. the Rev. W. G. SnedgFass. pastor
Preaching at 1880 by the Rev. 5. ". Clark Of
Patterson: in the evening at s,45 o Prayer and
Praise service will be held
ScoTcH PRESBYTERIAN CHracH. aIercsr street.,
near Varick, the Rev. p Mitchell pastor
Morning service only at 1880 a. ua- conducted
By the Rev. 7. Houston.
ScorCn CsuRcH Mission corner Csfand street
and Manning avenue. Services at 1 p. m and
s;S9 p. M. conducted by ths Rev. + Houston.
All are welcome
ST. PAul's II, E. cnURcH, Third street. The
Rev. y Halleron- pastor. Preaching by the
Rev. Mr. Hadley. Of Baltimore, 1a.30 >. m,
summer revival service Conducted ~ the pastor
rs p. n.
TRls1ry d. E cHuRcH. York street, near
Watren Preaching al 10.So T. m and s.t1 p M
BY The Rev Isaac Thomas, OF the Newark Con
ference
siasrsoS NJ. e. cHpacn. No s. Central axenue
the Rev. " ". Eakins. pastor. Preaching
morning mud evening BY the Rev. Alfred DENIS.
comb.
vu HourEx's Cocoa The original most
soluble.
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TENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
TOWN OF IfSION-

FIRST DISTINCT Ed ward Carapan.
Liberty street; William T. Clark, Bergen
lime avenue
SECOND Observation-Disclosures n. Iinde-
man, 81 Lewis street: William J. Betz,
10I Lewis street
THIRD DIsTEIcT-Albert D. Bogert,
Haekensaek Plank Road; Frederick
Fnesrisia, 81 Hudson avenue.
FOURTH DIsTRTcT-Charles Doerner,
Lewis street: August Buttenhaum.
WEST HoBOKEN.
FIRST DISTRICT Arthur Morris; Lewis
Morrell.
SECOND DIsTRIcT- Robert Gilmore;
Benjamin Demorest.
THIRD DISTRICT Joseph Quigley. Steu-
ben SCHNEIDER
FOURTH DISTRICT Samuel Ludlow;
Charles Eichhorn.
NORTH BERGEN.
FIRST DIsTRIcT--James NJ Samler, P.
0. address GutEenberg: Frederick Tonges
SECOND DISTRICT Theodore De Clyne,
Haekensack Plank Road. James Daniel
son, North Bergen.
UNION TOWNSHIP.
Alexander Alderman. Pierce avenue;
George Gleitzman. Washington street.
WEEHAwKEN.
Thomas Carroll. Station A. . Hoboken;
Charles Steucke. Station "A. Hoboken.
GUTENBERG.
Alexander Alderman, William Waller
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TENTH DISTRICT.
wEEHAWKEN.

Charles Anderson; Edward Doorbec-
WEST HoBoREE.
FIRST DIsTRIcT-John w. Livingstone;
Emil Jacob.
SECOND DIsTRICT-P. Skunk, Isl Clin-
ton avenue; G. Parmental. 14I Clinton
avenue.
THIRD DIsTRIcT-Andrew Mccarthy;
Richard Lynch.
FOURTH DISTRICT Matthew J. Ludlow,
q Elm street; Peter F. Frosio, 80 Ann
street.
TOWN OF UNION.
FIRST DIsTRIcT--blank.
SECOND DIsTRICT-W William Almouth,
Union street and New York avenue Au-
gust Hemmar. II Liberty street
THIRD PREcINCT-Phisip Rothmann, %
Cantelo avenue; John Book, 26 Cantelo
avenue.
FOURTH DISTR1CT-Edward Van Zlle,
Town OF Union; Thomas McLaughlin,
Town of Union.
GUTENBERG.
Andrew Clements, Hudson avenue,
near Second street; John Hoffman,
Bulls Ferry Road.
UNION TOWNSHIP.
Christian Gerish, Union Township;
Thomas ]. Curry, Jr, Union Township.
NORTH BERGEN.
North DISTRICT Thomas Lennon,
Andrew Beck, Jr.
SOUTH DlsTRICT-blank.
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Zabriskie Post G. A. r., will take
voyage tomorrow. They viii sail around
Staten Island and stop for several hours
at Bay Cliff Grove. They VIII not go
alone. They have chartered the steam
boat Pomona and the spacious barge
John Nelson. and can accommodate
5000 guests. They have made provision
for that number, and judging from th8
reports of the sale OF tickets they will
have that number to care for. An efi1-
cient committee IS in charge, and their
patrons viii not be neglected Deputy
County Clerk John g. Fisher il chn1r-
man. The other members are w f.
Tobin. Jacob Phillips, j. A. Lrak{n. w
Chapman y. Byrne. W. n. Banuister.
Joseph Locke, John Fenten. T. Kelly. jos
Birmingham and Commander G. &. Paf-
terson.
George Fl. Thomas Post had a meeting
on Friday night and listened 70 pIeasiCE
reports Of the Committee ON Excursion
The returns are not all In, but the event
was success.
Van Houten Post met on Friday night
and talked about the trip To- the Hub, the
post quarters and some minor subjects,
and said much that was pheasant abpuf
their comrades in Zahrls&ie. who wEre
their guests at the camp on that eyenfnx.
Zabrlskie's orators were mt slow ~ th8
exchange Of compliments. There Wa4
no sign OF the jealousy which QUE only
competitor declares exists, except tt4k
some covetea the ability ct others ID 6<&T.
ing sweet things about the fnezukf1s a.
the other post
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SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

FIRST PRECINCT Walter Bennett, 81
Morris street; Edmund SneAgrove. 81
Morris street.
SECOND PREcINCT-Edward Baker, 1856
Washington street; George Reiss, 1873
Morris street.
THIRD PREcINCT-Howard c. Fisk, Ill
Grand street, Richard Rouse, 143 Sussex
street.
FOURTH PREcINCT-William f. Anness,
205 Grand street; Harry L. Croydon, Al
Bright street.
FIFTH pREcINcF-John S. DeHart, s
Paulmier Place, Mortimer S. Kipp, 167
Railroad avenue.
SIXTH PREcINcT-Henry L. Freeman,
So Bright street; Frederick Lang, 2l3
Railroad avenue.
SEVENTH PREcINcT-Alexander Robe TT
son, 1928 Monmouth street; Arthur San
derson, 217 Mercer street.
EIGHTH PREcNcT-Eiward S. Dough-
erty, 104 Woodward avenue; Eugene j.
Davis, 81 Westeryelt place.
NINTH PRECINCT.-Ori Mcneil, 81
Pacific avenue; William j. Davis, 1874
johnson avenue.
TENTH PREcINcT-Philip Hierspiel, 149
Pine street: Peter Griffin, IS Maple
street.
ELEVENTH PREcINcT-Cha Tisdale.
PIG Wilton street; james NJ. Minugh, sos
Communipaw avenue.
TWELFTH PRECINCT--William K VOL
yerton, 1856 Communipaw avenue; James
I'll. Westeryelt, 12S Halliday street
THIRTEENTH PRECINCT = Thomas E.
Woodley, 273 Haliaday street; James A.
Duke, go Van Horn street
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EIGHTH PRECINCT = Charles McNuitv
5S4 Tonnele avenue; Charles Hill, 81
Larch street.
HARRISON.
FIRST WARD Charles Cairns, 20 C1eve-
street.
SECOND WARD-Ilank
THIRD WARD--Oscar Sanford, Fourth
and Warren streets; Charles r. Brady,
Fifth and Warren streets.
Dolan.
KEARNY.
FIRST DISTRICT Robert Craney, John
street. Peter Kain, John street.
SECOND DIsTRIcT--James O'Neill, John
street; Thomas Smith, John street.
THIRD DISTRICT William B. Smith,
Arlington, p. o.; james N. Matthews,
Arlington, P. O.
ARLINGTON.
FOURTH DISTRICT Blank.
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TENTH PRECINCT Cornelius Z. Looney,
61415 Jersey avenues Henry e. William
son. 244 Fourth street.
ELEVENTH PRECINCT Joseph Tracy.
226 First street; Mathew Corbliss. pa Bay
street.
zie, 222 Leonard street; Fred Al. Seitz, 1871
Fifth street.
THIRTEENTH PRECINCT = Charles T..
Wedin, l6715 Fourth street; Alexander
Roe. Third and Grove streets.
FOURTEENTH PRECINCT--John DeLar-
Rey, John Timmons; no addresses given.
FIFTEENTH PRECINCT Charles M
Williams. 1871 Eighth street; John J. Gill
len, i65 Eighth street.
SIXTEENTH PRECINCT Blank
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Here Are the Complete Lists
Of the Reform Election
Officers.
NAMES AND ADDRESSES.
! They are the Men in Whose
Hands the Future Of Hud-
son Rests.
The Two Party Lists Confirmed Yes
terday by the County Reg
istry Board.

Today The SUNDAY MORNING NEWS
publishes exclusively the list OF Demo-
cratic and Republican election officers
selected by the County Board OF Election
and Registration TO guard the interests
Of the voters next November The list
has not been common property sufficient
~ long to enable careful revision and
investigation Of the men chosen, but a
superficial examination denotes that the
men are far superior TO any list Of cleo
ton officers this county has seen for
many years.
4 would be but very miserable one
indeed il it was not.
There are several names yet to be sup
rlied, and that Will be done at the meet
ing Of the County Board, to be held Sep
TENDER q
YEsTER DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
The meeting yesterday of the County
Board was the longest the members ever
held, and during 1t every name hereto
annexed was carefully canvassed and
accepted by an unanimous vote. Several
names were thrown out because the men
suggested were office holders. Two of
these were Democrats. Price and Finlay,
OF Weehawken. and one was a Repub-
dcan, whose name WAS not made public.
As published In THE JERSEY CRY
News yesterday Ia the opinion Of Attor-
ney General Stockton the Board must fill
all vacancies that may exist. and for that
purpose Chairman Virgins and Counsel.
Tor Minturn will be at the Hobokeu City
Hall on election day from nine o'clock
in the morning, and Messrs. Black and
WooIey the two other members of the
Board, will have their headquarters at
City Hall in this city. Where possible,
vacancies Will be filed through tele-
phone and district messenger service.
The members of the Board were pro-
vided with large map of the county
which shows the boundaries Of all dis
tricts. precincts and wards. and they will
use the map for guide. 1t was carefully
examined yesterday snd discussed at
length. and SO was the question OF ballot
boxes, for it is a serious question whether
the boxes used last year can be utilized
this coming election and the law concern
ing the depositing of the ballots not be
violated.
THE NEWS MADE PUBLIC.
When the meeting adjourned the mem
bers had decided to make public the names
of the election officers and wisely selected
The SUNDAY MORNING NEWS for that pur-
pose. The complete list is as follows:--
THE DEMOCRATIC list
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NINTH DISTRICT.
FIRST WARD, HoBoKEN.

Dede.
SECOND D1sTRIcT-Thomas Carlos. 1903
Washington street; Joseph DrIssen, 90
Washington street.
THIRD DISTRICT = John J. Fallon;
Thomas Fields.
FOURTH DIsTRIcT-John Ryan; Daniel
Lane.
SECOND WARD.
FIRST DISTRICT William j. O'Connor,
1913 Washington street; Herman Klumpt,
$50 Court street.
SECOND DISTRICT Henry Hoplinson,
"a Hudson street; Oscar Gunther,
1852 Washington street.
THIRD WARD.
FIRST DISTRICT Charles LaPointe, 81
Willow Terrace: George w. Betz, 64 Will
low Terrace.
SECOND DISTRICT Edward Farrell.
1876 Adams street; Thomas OBoyle, 22S
Adams street
THIRD DISTRIcT-Edward Wise, SIS
Fourth street; Emil Wagner, 50 Fourth
street.
FOURTH DIsTRIcT- Charles Georgert;
Henry MeGavisk.
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SECOND DISTRICT.

FIRST PREcINCT-Blank.
SECOND PRECINCT oseph Friend, SO
Essex street; John Owens, 100 Morris
street.
THIRD PRECINCT--Willlam Fullen. l99
Warren street; John f. Mulry, 10a Nor
ris s, rect.
FOURTH PRECINCT William S. Trayers,
2y2 Grand street.
FIFTH PRECINCT = John Glackum;
James Allen, address not given.
SIXTH William Smith, Col
den street. near Jersey avenue; john
Tierney. Canal street, near Barrow street;
SEVENTH PREc INCT-John G. Dunn. 23s
Wayne street; Joseph A. Malta, III
Wayne street.
EIGHTH PRECINCT--John ii. Costello;
John Kenny. address not given.
NINTH Blank.
TENTH PRECINCT Andrew ]. Lyons, 90
Maple street; Lewis Creyeling, 327 john
ston avenue.
ELEVENTH PRECINcT-Michael Sim
mons, 126 Philip street; Thomas +. Muir
ply. BIZ Eommunipaw avenue.
TWELFTH PREcINcT-John Erickson,
al Maple street; Edward Thornton, 10
Halliday street.
THIRTEENTH PRECINcT-William j. De-
vine, 264 Van Horn street: Robert W.
Scott, 276 Halliday street.
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AHPUTATED WITH i ROPE.


Edward Ale. fifty-six years old, who
was employed on the tux-boat susque-
hanna had his leg severed yesterday
Afternoon. The boat was at Pullmanss
dry dock, and when it started
in q line. and before the tug could be
stopped the rope cut the leg off The mn
fortunate man fell unconscious after ut
tering one horrible CRY of agony. He was
carried 70 a shed. and everything possib Ie
was done for him until the ambulance ar
rived. He was then taken to the City
Hospital
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THIRD DISTRICT.

FIRST PREcINcT-James McNulty, 55s,
Jersey avenue; Michael Purcell. 1S5 New
ark avenue.
SECOND William Mahoney-
s33 First street; John McCabe, Si9 sec
ond street.
THIRD PREcINCT--Joseph Brady, 3s5
Second street; David Gilligan, SSl First
street
FOURTH PRECINCT Blank
FIFTH PRECINCT-Thoma Hogan. 306
Third street; Frank McSpirit, 1882 Third
street.
v SIXTH PREcINcT- Thomas j. McCabe,
341 Fourth street; Thomas A. Drum, 375
Fifth street.
SEVENTH PRECINCT Daniel +. Reilly,
12l Coles street; William a. Conrad. 11s554z
Coles street.
EIGHTH PREcIScT--Anthony Dwyer.
JE:, 653 Jersey avenue; John j. Reilly,
t05 Jersey avenue
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are not very enthusiastic in
praise Of the way the company Is treating
them. They bitterly com plain of the par
functory manner in Which their meals
are served. The Sheriff has 109 deputies
II readiness, awaiting the call of the
West Shore people.
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ElGHTH ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT.

FIRST PRECINCT George H. Jones, $50
Eighth street; Edward Nelson, 493 Mon
mouth street.
SECOND PRECINCT illiam II. Snyder.
96 Hoboken avenue; John d. Cox, so
Hoboken avenue.
trail avenue; Arnold r.. l. Hommedien.
1917 Central avenue.
FOURTH PREcIycT--John w. Black, al
Palisade avenue; John Bernhard 9s
Beacon avenue.
FIFTH PREcINcTAn Andrew Botrner, IA
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EIGHTH DISTRICT.

FIRST PRECINCT-John McGown, 73l
Jersey avenue; John Looney, PCS Eleventh
street
SECOND PRECINCT-John Burns, Ia Ho-
boken avenue; jeremiah j. Driscoll, Con-
cord street.
THIRD PREcINcr--John Neidert, rs Ho-
boken avenue; George Dcnohue. Oak
land avenue, near Hoboken avenue
FOURTH PRECINcT-Andrew Lynch, JIG
Beacon avenue; William Weber, 10 Bea-
con avenue.
FIFTH PRECINCT Michael Tuohey, 176
con avenue.
SIXTH PREcINcT--John Welsh, John
Conlon, address not given
SEVENTH PRECINCT Richard Welsh al
Summit avenue; Patrick Mulyaney, 6s3
Summit avenue.
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SIXTH ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT.

FIRST PREcINcT-DanieI S. Cotfey. Jr.,
497 Comnunipaw avenue; Charles r.
Knoeller, Jr. 737 Grand street.
SECOND PRECINCT-Charles NJ Fichtl,
no jackson avenue; Henry N. Martens. 16
Seidler place.
denny avenue; Archibald G. Welsh, 30
Vaudeville avenue.
FOURTH PRECINCT -Johrs Dram, 46 Gull
yer street: Jonn H. Palmer. 85 West Side
avenue.
FIFTH PRECINCT Frederick w. Her
ang, 151 jackson avenue; Robert p.
Young, 81 Clerk street.
sixth PRECIScT--Freder Ashley IS
Virginia avenue; George DuneansoD. 140
Ocean avenue.
SEVENTH PRECINCT Martin Hubble, Jr..
81 Orient avenue; George Foster, rs Eye
avenue.
EIGHTH PRECINCT Edward Bischof, $40
Milton avenue; Joseph Bosch, Jr., LOG
Fulton avenue.
NINTH PREcINcT-Nathanie Wilson, So
Cedar street; George H. Schuetz, 161 Rose
avenue.
TENTH PRECINCT Shakespeare G.
Bright, Isl Gator avenue; John Boyd, 200
McAdoo avenue.
ELEVENTH PREcINcT--James NJ Lam
berson, 81 Linden avenue; Louis G. Hen
nemefer, 48 Noble street.
TWELFTH PRECINCT--Edward McAnenv.
16l Old Bergen road; Michael Flynn, I'll
Ocean avenue.
FIRST WARD-C. H. Hosford, 1877 West
Third street; George G. S. Bogert. 2l1
Avenue d.
FIRST PRECINCT, SECOND WARD-Will-
lam III. Latourette. West Twenty
street. CORTLAND BREASTED, Avenue A
and Twenty street.
SECOND PRECINCT, SECOND WARD-A.
Foreman, Avenue e, near Thirty
street; L. H. Griffin, Avenue d and Thir-
ty-fourth street.
WARD THREE-Lester b. Harris. 954
Avenue d; Samuel D. Odell, ST., West
Fiftieth street.
WARD Four, FIRST PREcINCT-Jo ohm
Ullman, Jr., Lexington avenue and
George street; Hiram Burch, 200 Avenne
D., Bayonne.
WARD Four, SECOND PREcINcT-How-
ard Il. Lockmann, Tenth street and Ave
nue. ID, Bayonne; James Paradine. Eiey-
enth street andAyenue ID, Bayonne.
WARD FIVE, FIRST PRECINCT Frederick
J. Schmidt, 232 East Twenty-Second
street, Bavonne. George A Kaetz.
WARD FIVE, SECOND PRECINCT Charles
A. Smith. Sixteenth street and Avenue
D., Bayonne; Frank A. Lemal. Twenty
Fifth street and Avenue D., Bayoune.
SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
FIRST PREcINcT- Albert E. Baguali, 172
Pavonia avenue; Frank w. Davis, SIG
Grove street.
SECOND PRECINCT John ID. Van Duyne,
10 West Hamilton place; Frank W. Hop
kins. 32O1S Pavonia avenue.
THIRD PRECINCT-Frank York, 602
Grove street; John McAuiiffe, 6O4 Grove
street.
FOURTH PRECTNcT-Samuel Stewart, COL
Grove street; Peter Vanderbeek, 513
HoBOKEN.
FIRST DISTRICT. FOURTH WARD--Rob
ert Reynolds, Grand street; Archibald
Wilson, lis First street.
SECOND DISTRICT, FOURTH WARD-John
Yeck. 81 Clinton street, Joseph Hurley,
80 Clinton street.
THIRD DISTRICT, FOURTH WARD-J Julius
Pfrommer, 80 Adam street; John A. Mac
kenxie. 81 Madison street.
FOURTH DISTRICT, FOURTH WARD-Louis
Martin, IS jefferson street; John Winkel-
mann. $50 First street.
FIFTH DISTRICT FOURTH WARD Emil
Biegemann. IL jackson street; Peter Hoff,
262 First street.
SIXTH DISTRICT. FOURTH WARD enja-
man schmidt, 200 First street; William
Arzinger; 262 First street.
EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
FIRST PRECINCT George H. Jones, $50
Eighth street; Edward Nelson, 493 Mon
mouth street.