The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-08-16
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be an insurance agent at No. 1877 Congress
street
William L. Palmer, clerk In soap fac
tory. No. 30 Paterson avenue.
Albert Trummer does not live in this
district. He is supposed by Clerk Gar
TICK and his assistants 70 live at Clinton
street, Hoboken, where he keeps liquor
store.
Elisha R. King, milk. No. $50 Summit
avenue.
FIFTH DISTRICT
Thomas Boothroyd, a man who does odd
Jobs "Chores,' Mr.. Garrick called it,.
NO. 30 Rock street.
street.
William H. Jones, ex-sailor and now a
laborer, No. 8 Reserve avenue.
+ Hugh j. Herman, No. 43 Clifton Place.
Nelson Mcfarland, ex-County Carpen-
ter, politician.
John Hetherington, driver, No. 20 Bel
Benjamin J. Evans, formerly engineer
at Snake Hill, politician, No. "a Henry
street.
SIXTH DISTRICT
Lucius Sayre, business not known, No.
297 Varick street.
Thomas Sheridan, expressman. No. Ids
Wayne street.
Jacob Christman, peddler, ex-constable
and Davis Republican politician. Con-
tractor to supply potatoes to Snake Hill
Henry w. Guest, shoemaker. No. 1928
Grand street.
Henry Roth, no business given. No. 20S
Union street.
William Paradise, politician, ex-Poor
Master
Patrick Mccullough, wheelwright, No.
338 Montgomery street.
William H. Budlong, ex-Alderman.
politician and liquor dealer, Bright and
Barrow streets.
NORTH BERGEN.
Henry Dorey was unknown at the Sher-
ifs Office.
Henry Rathjen, connected with book
makers and intimate with policy dealers,
son of Aide Rathjen, of the Hoboken po-
lice
Joseph (the name ON the list was ia.
cob Bohnert, liquors, No. 122 First
street.
Timothy Conlin, politician, clerk to the
Assessor, jackson street.
Louis r. McCulloch, politician, ex
School Trustee and ex-Clerk of Board OF
Education, No. S3 Hudson street.
HARRISON.
John McLoughlin, business unknown,
Harrison avenue.
Thomas j. Swift, politician, ex Free
holder, No. GA Fourth street.
Erastus Murrick, business unknown,
First street.
GUTENBERG.
joseph Loefer, jewelier.
Thomas McConVi lie, paper maker.
TOWN OF UNION.
Albert Warringer. unknown to SheriH's
clerks.
WEST HOBoKEN.
William Parmental, ex-comic opera
singer, said to keep liquor store.
John GrosSman, of Courtlandt street.
BAYoNNE.
John G. Bowen. unknown at Sherif's
office.
This concluded the list of sixty names.
and from the addresses taken from the
directory yesterday, they will be entered
on the jury book, probably. In regard tC
selecting a petit jury the law says on
Page 1852, Section z, Revised Statutes:-
And be it enacted, That it shall be the
duty of the respective sheriffs of the sew
eral counties of the State (at their OWL
the names of the persons who, in theil
respective counties, are qualified to serve
as jurors. with their places of abode by
designating their respective townships
and wards; said list TO be made out anC
completed by the first day o.
January of each year and kept il
the respective o ffices of said sheriff.
open TO the inspection of all persons wns
may wish to examine the same without
or refuse to comply with any or all of the
provisions of this section shall forfeit the
sum of $500 for every such offense, the
one-half TO be paid to the State and the
other half to any person who shall prose
cute for the same to be recovered with
costs, by action of debt in any Court Of
Record having cognizance of that sum.