The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-07
THE ILLEGAL REGISTRY.
Hearing in the Hoboken
Cases Postponed Till
Saturday.

yesterday. attending co the appIlcaLlOn
of ex.Judge Douglas and J. Herbert
Potts On behalf of Mayor Lawrence
Pagan. to have alleged illegally reglst-
cred names in Hoboken stricken from
The register. When court adjourned it
was to meat again at ten O'Clock today
and resume the n caring. Ex-Judgs
Douglas informed the Court before
adjournment that applications today
would be made to strike from the reg.
istery list of the First pricinct. Firs t
ward OF the Ninth Assembly district the
following namss:-
Care Boggssdoff, Louis Boehm. Louis
Boehm, John Banner, Eugene Buckley,
Reuben Burton. George Carey, Joseph
Carroll, John Connors. Frederick Dreyer,
Peter Elsnor, Joseph Eutwless, JohnF5leT,
John A. French, Herman Fink, Mark
Gallagher, E%oenezer Gufers. - Horkett,
William Hins, William Henderson. Will
lam Haellegbeem, Bernard Hogan, Adolph
KoDpel, William Kearnsy, Martin Kehos.
Patrick Kelley. Samuel Kln, G. Herman,
Fred Kqffner. John K!ase. David Keep
he'll. +. Katzen. Jacob E.. L,itch, Fred
Lieve, James Logan, Frank Mosker.
Henry Martin, Charles Matheson, Fred
Meyer. Alfred Mills, James Autihell,
William Mcclure, Michael Nolan, Ed
ward Oooie, Emil Olsen. Louis Bsrulnx
August Peterson, Charles H. Peter,
SEN, Stephen Petersen, Eugene Pottsrs
George Ref. William Rshmer. Bernard,
Reilly, Frank Reilly. William Rsllly.
William Richmond, August Rjugler,
Emil Rolf. Michael Ryan. Jacob ocntff,
Herman Schultz, Edward Schneider,
Henry Schneider. Henry Schneider.
Henry Schultz, William tSeibert, Peter
Sponner. Charles Swas, Charles Thomp-
son. G. Van Dolsn aud Harry West.
WARRANTS o ARREST OF OFFENDERS.
Ex-J udgs Douglas said that wdrran,s
for the arrest of each of these men would
be at The polling place. ana that il ny of
them attempted to vote today, before
being authorized to do SO by the Court,
the persons so ofrn1ing would os imme-
diatelY arrested. Il was the only safe
guard left ag ainst the fraudulent voting
which ex-JudGe Douglas claimed mad
been intended. AS soon rs the Court of
Common Pleas de5ermiued that Que of
the suspects was enGltled to v)te, he
would be permitted to do SO. the same as
any other citizen.
The cases disoosed of yesterday indl-
Gated that the registry list Ia the First
precinct, First ward IT the Ninth Asssm>
bly, district had been padded very much,
but whether through tns errors made in
the house to house OF from iu-
tent to defraud Was not developed. The
first name disposed OF after recess yester-
day Was on the register simply as
"Dietrick." There was no first name.
The Court ordered this uame stricken
off. for the law requires the full name Of
the voter.
Johu Bloch, registered from No. SO
Hudson street. a notorious bun accord
lug to the whence OF Detective Dawn, Is
now living on Park avenue, aud his
name was stricken from the registry.
A SKIPPED OUT OF TOWN.
Max Meknouse, registered from No.
ITO Hudson street. Detective DAWN
February. leaving behind u large NUM-
Der of unpaid bills. Counsellor Max
Salingsr swore that he mai claims
against Meknouse, but could not dad
him. DAWN said ne was in Chicago, and
Warehouses; name was stricken off by the
Court.
Alfred Miller registered from No. Ill
Hudson street, is a dead man. The
Court laid thus case over until today for
technical proof Of the death which will
be furnished.
Otto Kaufman, au ex salesman, regis
tered FROM No. l05 HUI ison street. nal
moved to No. 619 or 621 Willow avenue,
out OF the precinct, and was stricken
from the registry.
W- A1oCAuot, Tck1SteEeu LrOW Nv AVo
FERRY street, was stricken from the reg~
issry because his full name had not been
recorded. The Court said to register by
an initial letter was Illegal.
Charles H. Coleman registered from
No. "a Washington street was laid over
until today. Henry Katsukamp, who
served the notice of the application to the
him thai her husband had not lived in
the State one year. This fact will be es-
tablisaed today.
Henry Schneider, registered from No.
20 Ferry street, was also laid over.
Henry kateDkamp testified that no such
number could be found. There Is a
placed called No. % Ferry street Ap-
proach. and the Court laid the case over
TO see II this W s the address intended.
stephen Mills, registered from No. 1872
street. was laid over until today.
Detective Donin testified that Mills told
him ne had come from Chicago TO this
CITY and had not been in The state one
The Cour directed that Mills be
to be in coErt today.
james DuGgen Registered from No. 50
Hudson street, is o living in the
Fourth ward aud his name was removed
from the re Iistry.
THE HEARING TO-DAY.
When court opened today ex-JudQe
Douglas and j. Herbert Potts were ON
hanu, aud so WIS the man who vas
as Stephen Mills. of No. 152
Hudson street. He was there In obed,-
ence to u subpola "a. He told the court
that xix months ago he came from Chi
and had been In this State less than
n year, He had not registered. and his
name had been taken without his
Knowledge. Judge HUI ispeEh directed
that his name be removed from the
registry.
POSTP0NEMENT TILL SATURDAY.
When tails was done, X Judge Doug
las asked to have the rest of the cases go
over until Saturday next, aud the Court
granted the request. That probably ends
the who'll matter, except that If any of the
pames suspected being illegally register
ed. are voted Oh today. the voter will be
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