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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-09
Harrison refuses 20 Discus. ~.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. O.--Ex. Presi-
dent Harrison, questioned about the
report from New YORK, concerning his
coming marriage, said this morning
he would not discuss the report anu
that lie has nothing TO say OF 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-09
flHs REPREsENTATtvE HEARD
FROM.


RiD0EFuEJD, Conn, Dee. g.-rhe
% that sIarled last night bsilled every
rtmpi 10 extlnguish II and fagea
lilii burned itself cut. The loss IL
lQO0O; insurance $4,000. II wiped
y, the business portion Of town.
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irish NATIONAL ALLIAEoE.
spreading Rapidly All over ths
United states aud Canadh.

NEw York, Dec. S.-John T.. But.
ton, general secretary oi lhs Irish Ma
tlOnai Alliance, states thsg councils OF
tho alliance are being rapidly formed
In every city In the Uuited States sud
Canada. Andrew Nolan, n member
OF the city council OF 81. Louis, has
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LEGISLATIVE WORK.
a, y.r,l1slan Question Causes Some
Talk in tho House.
ouyssros WANTS INFORMATION


,s,su,yoroN, ID. G., Dec. o.-The
r',,,o,lan question divides with the
.nnltiee on appointments the inter
I'D The Houso today. The talk was
..,',l by the statement that Living
"s. Of Georgia, thinking Congress
IA no, be kept waiting until Cleve-
20, return to DO informed Of the
tents Of Lord Bslisbury's reply,
lid INTRODUCES = resolution calling
y, olney for the correspondence.
mi, would be = rather unusual
"A, Of procedure, several Influential
-,pbsr,, both Republicans and Demo
~, ,uggested to Livingston that
- resolution might be construed a.
"a on discouttesy TO the President.
!, Iivina,ton finds this opinion gem
~ be will abandon his Intentions.
IEll by Hopkins [ Rep, Ill.) passed
.,nsnd the statute liking the Gus
.ssof the district Of Chicago 20 that
= si,ttlel would embrace all Of the
~ al illinois Indiana. Hopkins
',sI,lned the bill was In tho intereat
M, smellers Of Aurora, who desired
IL ablo TO psy their duties on Cana.
ia ofes at the port OF ChioAgo.
M, oath OF aiiicu was then admin
,.'f,d 10 Price Dem, LouisiAnH), and
p,olution was passed f0ttho appoint
mi Of Isaac Hill, OF Ohio, ~ deputy
rY,ant.at.arms and tho three other
uplsyts agreed upon by the Demo
fiue caucus.
rH's REPRESENTATIVE HEARD
FROM.
A memorial adopted by the Nation.
4 WoolgtOWers' association on 5atuf-
IN calling for higher duties wis pre-.
fsled BY DaniOrth (Ohio), but Crisp
i,ofglal, objected 10 its reception.
ti.p alsO objected to resolution by
cannon (Utah), calling on Secretary
Hike smith for his authority for tho
i.r suspending all the operations
tllce by which the settlers on the
l,,lhc railroad grant lands In Utah
- Nebraska could perfect their
lei
Al lilO the House adjourned until
morrow.
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rLANKLEss CROssIN0s.

A communication was received
from Supt. A. l.. Wslby Of the II. q.
W. Ry., stating that a crossing had
been put in al county road No, 50,
bingham branch In accordance with
nu order OF the court Also letter
with reference To the planklets GROSS.
Tugs on tho compauy's line which ran
gs iOll0ws;
"rhete Is no desire on the part Of tho
railway company TO discommode the
public travelling with teams, who have
% make uss OF these crossings, nor do
we wish 70 gain the III will Of the pub
Tic, bur ~ the Same time think you
will agree with me that We must take
into consideration tbs safety OF passen'
gers ana lives Of employees, and 20
ensure this ths crossing plank has to
be taken out Tor short period during
tho heavy snow season, hut will 10
replaced In tho aprlng," Both filed.
MISCELLANEOUS.
RI. Polk 4 Co. directory publIsheTs,
irquirud how many 1896 director o.
were wanted for county tilcrrs. Filed.
Licenses to sell liquor At Murray and
Bingham we're granted to o. \. Olsod
and Highland Mercantile company
respectively, upon Ming the requisite
bond.
The county clerk was Instructed TO
Continued on Page y
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SALE on RIAL EsTATE.

CLERK Stanton msde a return Of sals
Of real estate IN Kinney a GourlAy'a
plat, tO q. NJ. Arnold. Confirmed.
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AIisCELLANBOus,

Continued on Page
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-08
NEWS OF NEWPORT NEWS.
Matters Concerning People you Know
and Thoseyom Don't Know,

Newport News. Nov. 7.-(SpeciaI)-
Naval Constructor j. j. Woodward will
return saturday from New York
where ne went to attend the meeting
o. me American Society. OF Naval Ar.
chitects and Marine Engineers.
The Pensacola, which has been nj
the shfp-.yard several months, left 10.
day on her trial trip, commanded by
Captain Simmons. She was formerly
inc English ship Marlborough. which,
some time ago. She will sail with her
new name under the American flag.
MI Joseph \. MaSsie, who PLAYED
guard on the University football team
Tor two years. will leave for Char
lottesVlile Sunday in order to train the
University OF Virginia team prepare
Tory 10 their trip to Atlanta on the
10Th, where they will meet the Wander
bilt eleven.
The steamship Kanawha is due here
on inc 10th Sunday from Liverpool
win 5000 tons of general cargo. This
VIII nave been the largest cargo rvei
Drought here by an individual ship
The Kanawha brought the last time
200 tons.
The Masons had large and well al.
tended meeting Wednesday night. fully
lou being present. At 1870 o'clock al
elegant repast was served prior tc
which the second and third degree
were conferred
Mr.. Horace Lee, of New York. is reg
istercd at the Hotel Warwick.
Captain Fitzgerald, who has beer
mere the greater part of the time sine,
the beginning of the mammoth Plant
line steamer as superintendent of tho
construction OF the vessel, will leave
tonight for Baltimore.
Miss Mamie Parker returned this
afternoon to Smithiicld after scvcra
days stay with Mrs. Fl. r. Bailey
Mr.. James Able is in Philadelphia or
business.
Mr.. w. ]. Nelms left this morning foi
flying trip to Richmond.
MessrS. p. Thornton Maryc and Ar.
chic Peachy will go TO Smithf!cld thi.
afternoon for short stay.
Miss Louise Nash. of Norfolk, is tho
guest of Mrs. II. Il. Bailey.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-08
Cooke will certainly be called upon to
preside over the Finance Committee.

:. !,
ZION. Joseph u LaWless nus Ic'u, hc c'
from portsmouth; Whcre ne No,eu on
Tuesdny. When saw MS to-day ne
my IVY, .leil.lul % ny ~ tua. ~, ~ ~ .
ohd ConsreSsloh'i dlS'rict WIS ny o'i,H
one IN INC state 10 SEM IL Soipi .",l li''
Srh.lc ueieE'tr non 10 tic hcS W.,
re hutufhiiS ISils Iu,le prouu Oh ,, rn's'
EVfh me oiu li'sh'h was broken. ny. me
Was Was anu no. SO ,onE "so' Wnem wy
EIGHTH ana sixth could he always de-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-08
SECRETARY LAWLEss is PROUD.
Thafthe second District viii SEND n
Solid Democratic Delegation.

Richmond, Va, Nov. 7.-(specia1.)-
For the first time since the session of
1898 the Democratic opposition will
\ have enough members of the Legfsln
tnree to figure in the proceedings on
the floor OF each House. They will have
six and possibly seven. Senator's and
] about twenty-five Delegates In the
ssenatesMr. Flanagan. OF Powhatan. will
be their leader, and in the House M,
s.. S5B. stovall, of Halifax, will have
charge of the forces. The Democrats
Will have few members OF parIja ment.
ary Knowledge, or who are ready de-
Sbatorss Mr.. Saunders. of FRANKLIN. viii
be the Democratic leader in the Housn
and Mr.. Jones, of Highland, in the
4 senat In view of the fact that so
sdsWia DIG members are returned, 1t is
saera. 81 Of franklin; Cooke. OF Norfolk.
d ic Rae. Of Petersburg; Harwood. GO,
sbeli and Bryant, OF Richmond; Book.
z 8er, Of Nensemond; Harrison, OF Lynch
+ lstirg Lee. Of elizabeth City; Digs.
;S2f tns w liam, and Hathaway Of
I.ancaste Will have 4 the pick Of the
stha lr sl,l Ilshi psl3 Of s committees. Mr.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-08
EDENToN. N. c.

Our huntsmen are now enjoying them
selves quite often hunting quail
Mrs. II. Wake and Mrs. w. r. Cone
hart, of Avoca, were in IIdenton this
week.
Mr.. Z B F. Jones has bought the
STOCK OF groceries belonging to Mr..
Fl. Powell and viii run the business q /
the same place.
Mr.. w. j. Warren left this morning
Tor Norfolk on business trip.
work on Mr.. w O. Elliott's now
residence 's going forward rapidly.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-08
SUPPER.
BEEF AND POTATO PIE.

Place thin slice of cold beef in the
cotton of shallow pudding dish, put
'eBpcr and salt and some bits OF onions
N each slice. add cold gravy or little
ieceS OF butter. then put In other layers
II meat, and so on until all is used
over the top. with II layer of mashed
iotato. y teacupful OF potato saved
rom dinner may thus be utilized. If
on have more than enough for the tor
aver. put II in the bottom of the dish.
lake for half an honr and sec that The
OPP is nicely Drowned
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-08
Nervous Prostitution
Cured by DR.. Miles Neryinc.

Prolonged dcranGcment OF the nervous
iystem not only affects tho brain and men
nj powers, but develops disease in some of
no vital organs. The most dangerous of
hcsc Indirect results Is when the heart IL
Iectcd. This was the case of the Rev. n.
. Surface, Fawn River, Mich, who writes
ndcr date Of Feb. IL, 1895:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-08

Acts xix "a And the time there
srin tG llama brought no small gain unto tho casnen
Whom he called
said, Slr know that by this craft
26
all ASIA Paul hath
that they gods, which hands,;
to be bu
that DO
should
2S And when they heard
out, saying, Great is Diana of the Ephcsans
80. And tho whole wns wi lconfus
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-08
CT DIR. A. D. BARRETT,
olnHD QD b N II I g II :.
office Over No. IAS ANA $50 Main ST..
opposite ferry boni landing,
Norfolk, Va.
NOTICE.

have this day purchased from r. w.
w, w hitShurSt al the stock of goods and
street Norro,K W. SIorc NO. ~ Chnrch
counts and debts owing TO him arising
out OF said business.
shall hereafter conduct the Grocery
business 1T the same stand $50 Church
street. and have appointed Mr. s. j.
" iitchtIrSt my agent to manage and CON
DUCT tile same for me-. The said business
VIII hereafter he conducted under the
style of $. j. Whitehurst, agent for Il. Y.
Whitchurst.
l.. V. WHITEHURST.
October 3O,lS95 no2-sw
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-08

Now that it turns ont that Barney I3nr-
hato's real name is Bernard Isnacs 10 Will
soon discover that no has several thou
oahds of near relatives in America who
have been looking for him for many years
and wish he would visit them and Incl
danEnllv. an.-Ghicaun Trihuna
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-14

Theo Mueller. 1928 Hays, Ger
A Garretson, 1926 GraysOn, Am.
Nj h Ludlow, 209 Hays, Am.
Reason johnson, Edgar near Ash, Ne
gro
E Hagy, 14ls Grayson, Swiss.
Up Delaney, 424 Burleson, Am.
w b. Matthews, 1919 blackberry, Am.
w q Crier, 800 Sharer, Am.
j BOmmar, POS Fenton, Ger
Ed Garrison, III Crockett, Negro.
II w MasterSon, 800 Sharer, Irish.
M SLIDER, GIG Crockett, Ger
u Haywood, 303 Chestnut alley,
Negro.
j W Whitaker, N Cherry, bet. Dawson.
and Starr, Eng.
j A Carothers. 1870 Lamar, Am.
A b Cox, 1910 n Mesquite, Am.
h Bray, 1877 Austin, Am,
w A Shafer, us Nolan, Am.
5 R Wynne, 1922 blackberry, Am.
Geo White, Jr., lib Crockett, Am,
Anton Obst, 4l2 Austin. Ger.
w 5 Fraser, I'LL Olive, Am.
l. Superville, Andrews, near Tilden,
Am.
F B Irvine, 31s Sherman, Canadian.
DIT Forbes, 1902 Hack cherry, Canadian.
VIM AlberS, S26 Austin, Ger.
J w Thompson, 1914 Palmetto, Am.
L b Russell, 32l Cherry, Am.
John Callaghan, 507 DuVal Irish.
James L Montgomery, l26 Sharer, Am.
John Turner, COZ Crockett, Am.
W Monckton, 629 Crockett, Eng.
w Forgason. $50 Hays, Am.
A M0sher, $50 Hays, Am.
5 ID Gooden, New Braunfels ave, rear
Government hill. Am.
VIM Fry. New Braunfels ave, rear Gov
eminent hill, Am.
j l. Clements, ia Chestnut, Am.
joseph Hoag, 125 Crosby, Am Ger.
b G Taylor, New Braunfeis ave, no
number, Eng.
M L Pierce, TOT Burleson, Am.
A Clements, ia Chestnut, Am.
Gus Miller, $50 Dawson, Ger.
i i T Walton, 5l la- blackberry, Negro.
CD Grant, 1924 blackberry, Am.
w M Williams. 4l9 Sherman, Am.
Joseph Kane, Nolan cor Walnut, Am.
James Welsh, Walnut cor Nolan, Am.
:. G G King, Ninth, bet Ave d and Austin,
Am.
Id Davis, 533 Austin, Am.
Jack Davis, 9O4 Olive, Am.
M ID Davis, 9Q Olive, Am.
J c Davis, 9O4 Olive, Am.
VIM Davis. 9O4 Olive. Am.
Walter Freeman. 424 Carson, Am.
Aug Gruetzner, Clio Crockett. Ger.
A Linxweiler, 22S Burnett, Ger.
L Dethleffsen, 300 Crosby, Ger.
c r DanielsOn, Nolan cor Walnut, Am.
II Wood, Walnut cor Nolan, Am.
Patrick Fahey, 331 Nolan, Am.
j n Loughran, 1871 Nolan, Am.
Harry BraddOn, 30S Nolan, Am.
Joseph II. Langridge, 203 Hays, Am.
VIM Miller, los Dawson, Negro.
John f Lindley, cor Muncy and Crosby,
Am.
w B Baugh, 432 Hays, Am.
John Murphy, POS Vinton, Irish.
VIM Murphy, POS Vinton. Irish.
J Shank, Walnut and Nolan, Am.
ID b Crawford, 6l3 Austin, AN.
A H Cameron, 3l3 Pine, Am.
+ B BIggs, 800 Crosby, Am.
James McCartay, Austin cor. DevilbiSs,
Am.
o. Inghram, Walnut corner Nolan.
Negro.
T Jefferson, 1l9 Austin, Negro.
X l. Green, 323 Hood, Am.
COffey, 1927 Cherry, Irish.
G w Russell, 32l Cherry, Am.
G H NOonan, 11O4 North Olive. Am.
w w Morrison, 126 Sharer, Am.
J c Gilley. ia Gibbs. Ger.
r o Langworthy, 1906 Carson, Am.
f c BiXby, 23O Carson, Am.
John Boyle 249 Blum, Am.
Adam SchOll, 300 Burnett, Ger.
j p Kelly, 32S Burleson, Irish.
Continued on Fifth page,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-14

I"Every good citizen by looking over
this registration can detect fraudulent
registration Of persons in their vicinity
and report same."l
SATURDAY, JANUARY II, 1895.
Merchants and business men generally
are urged to register and send their clerks
and employees. They can send the latter
in relays, the last hours Of the day, be-
tween7 and p. m being a favorable
time, when there is not such rush.
WARD NO /.
Fl F Houston, Lovers Lane, Kerr's
JP Cayce, Helena, next to Flores,
WE McGalin, Yoakum bend, Lovers
Lane, Am.
W L DeSmuke, 12S Simpson, Am.
H NJ DeSmuke, 12S Simpson, Am.
John Mockert. 22l3 S Flores, Am.
f J Lamm, 4O2 Lubbock, Am.
LKaufman, 100 S Flores, Am.
JasinLo Mitchell, at Same's gin, Am.
John Davis, flagman at 5. p, crossing
S Flores, Irish.
Ed MOckert, 1904 S Flores, Am.
Herman Baumbach, SIP Market, Ger.
James Curran 1857 Flores, Am.
Joe Martin, 1913 ) Flores. Negro.
SB Leatherberry, 22O2 5 Flores, Am.
Aug Beck, l4O2 5 Laredo, Am.
CT Warding, 1921 5 Flores, Eng.
Juan Elizando, G22 DOlorosa, Mex.
Spencer Brown, NOgalitos, mr. Lamm's
grocery, Negro.
Cristobal Hernandez, els S Laredo
Mex.
JH Tappan, 315 w Nueva, Am.
Thos Carroll, 1868 S Flores. Am.
Vicente SerranO, near Arkansas Pass
round house on river ltal.
James Patterson, 40S S Flores, Am.
Meguel Benitos. 4O6 $ Laredo, Am Mex
w II Scruggs, 326 CeviloS, Am.
L + Scruggs, 326 CevilOs, Am.
& II GliddOn, 326 Cevilos, Am.
John Henshaw, 104 Simon, Am.
n f Mumme, 1902 Flores, Am.
r Z Meslin, 3CGH DOloroSa, Am.
Lexis Lynn, 724 Flores, Negro.
w Schelker. % CasSianO, Am.
Jas Wiley, Kinihan's Rest, Arkansas
Am.
Daniel GaIindo. 1C0l S Flores, Am lex
A R Scruggs, 100 Lachapelle. Am.
Maurisee Alstorre, 124 Laredo, Mex.
Jacques Koelben. 40 Probandt, French
Estevan Chavez, SIT S Flores, Am Mex
G b Livingston, 40 Probandt, Am.
VIM Wilson, Baylor, cor Campbell, Ne
gro.
J w Lowe. 1923 Flores, Am.
II b Carr, 323 Laredo, Am.
C Spears, Alamo, opp Olsen's woodyarC
Negro.
Francisco Rodriguez, Stoves, cor Bi
Foot. Mex.
+ Burnett, 81 W.Nueva. Am.
Jose Ma Lea, Leafs corral, $ Lared
Am Mex.
CN McClendon, Mitchell, bet river an
San Pedro creek, Am.
ID l. NOrdau, 3l9 Lubbock. Am.
r A Monroe, ll5 5 Flores, Am.
G Holm, POP $ Flores, Swede.
Thos n Carey, Probandt, Am.
Joseph Pascalin, 5O4 5 Laredo, Frenc
Martin Keller, 1915 S Flores. Ger.
Phillip DeSparte, Probandt, near roul
house, Ital.
NestOr Flores. 1919 Flores. Am Mex
w l. Harris. EnGlewoOd, s Flores, A.
Edw Ruhnke, 1915 Flores, French.
Joe Dietrich, l34s Laredo, Ger.
VIM st John, s Flores, next to Spele
sy's drug store, Irish.
FM Hays, 1882 s Flores. Am.
3 Shannon, 1l3 Fest, Irish.
WARD NO. 2.
Juan Diaz. 514 Monterey, Am Mex.
Ignacio Calonja, Tampico, near corr
San Marcos, Am Mex.
III A Pielman, 1905 s. Medina, Am.
Henry Emsley, APO w. Nueva, Am.
Manuel Morales, 226 S. East, Ann
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-14

A V Nesbitt, 1O3 Jackson, Eng.
l. p Washington, sos San Pedro ave,
Am.
Lee Kilgore, AT Soledad, Am.
TT Colford, 2l2 n Flores, Am.
Fred Joseph Frazar, 23O Obraje, Am.
r A Nagel, 722 w Marshall, Am.
Edgar Davis, Quincy, near Jones ave,
Negro.
Santiago Hernandez, Rockquarry near
Cement factory, Mex.
Juan Merida, at Rockquarry near Undo
Mex.
JE CahilI, 3ls Park ave, Am.
Newlos Valdez, Rockquarry road near
Cement factory, Mex.
WARD NO. 5.
AP McAlexander, 113 Ninth. Am.
l. + Meyers, 33l Alamo plaza, Am.
wv Stuart, 422 Ave. d, Am.
NJ Beck. SOB E. Houston Russia.
DuVal West, 207 Maverick Grove, Am.
&c Eggars, 73l E. Houston, Am.
A p Sudderling. 410 Crockett, Swede.
Henry Burns, Mackey building, Hous-
ton. Am.
Jim Milett, 230 Ave. E, Am.
j T Sharp, 2l5 Travis, Am.
j E Shelby, 1923 Oak. Am.
VIM Herpel. ia Union, Ger.
John Earl, 20 Fifth, Irish.
Frank James, APO Bowie. Am.
+ Lambert, 2O6 Nolan, Eng.
JIM Bennett, FOL Ave. b, Am.
j II Welman. 2l7 T. I'm, Am;
Charles Robert Irving, ~ Travis, Eng.
Marshal Johnston, By chestnut, Am
GIN Browder, Menger hotel, Am.
j f Gallagher, POS Eighth, Irish.
wv Paskin, 9O6 Ave. b, Am.
kneeland, COT Ave. Z, Am;
A l. Swearingen, Ais Pecan, Am.
~, l.; I 10, har
Ger.
Aug Arnold, 2l5 Burnett, Ger.
Fry, PA Ave. f, Am.
w II. Belden, Mackey bldg, Houston,
Am.
G. s McEIroy, AIS Pecan, Am.
Carl Blum, Ala Sixth, Ger.
or Tucker COZ St. Mary's Am.
&c Steele, AIS Pecan, Am.
j McCloskey, PA. Pecan, Am.
w w Exnm. AIS Navarro, Am.
Cnbit blanks, 7C5 st. Mary's, Negro.
III w Gever, 1921 Ave d. Ger.
no Cervantes. 224 Losoya. Am Mex.
| Theo Rentermann. 323 E. Crockett,
Cor
w Criffno 400 Tenth Am.
Il p Pnrdp 29i Honston Am.
Sahostiap RamarO Menger hotel. Ala
,o yIa9o and Rinm Mey
nlT papr 1NN WoIfe Ar Fifth Am.
| BFKondoIi 4I9 Sixtb Am
VIC " H KaItever 400 E. Houston, Ger.
James D'ocAei' Monse' H'''
plaaLa' ME EornoOt sos AvaD Am
lee ILS.I 90 cos EvoC Am
| yep Sha 1 oei ion' o. Marv;s coIieoe
Johh ID buheuel' SV' NAL
Am. wo,, Co,Io,o Am
ND pb,Iiinni 6i5 River ave. Am.
| TIC Worthington, 9O5 Ave D, Am.
| Pedro Fernandez, near City brewery
| east of the river, Am-Mex.
Martin Fernandez, near City brewery
east of river, Am Mex.
Frank Fuller, 1915 Avenue D, Am.
Rudolf Manner, 1901 E Commerce, Am
d Hall, Menger hotel, Alamo plaza
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-14

French.
ia Raby, 2O2 San Pedro ave, Am.
-Anasticio Torres, Rock Quarry road,
Mex.
wv Noble, 3l6 San Pedro ave, Am.
Anton Kalenberg, Rock Quarry road,
near Rubrola's store. Ger.
w G. Harden, 502 n Flores, Am.
Gregorio Mandosi, Dallas, near Lone
Star brewery, Italy.
Pedro Fornarz, Dallas, near Lone Star
brewery, Italian.
Isidor KalisNy, 5l2 Cameron, Prussia.
Francisco Valdez, Rock Quarry road,
Am Mex.
Henry CaIlsen, sO4 Dallas, Ger.
Pedro De Germo, near Lone Star brew
cry. Italian.
w d Corey, sos Maverick, Am.
Wits Lee, 600 Cypress, Am.
John Rogers, 215 Main ave, Am.
5 l. Wear, 236 San PEDRO ave, Am.
b b Baldwin, l2OS n Flores, Am.
w III Davidson, 116 Maverick, Am.
Ramaldo Luna. 1lS Jonas, Am Mex.
j A Fraser, 1881 M ain ave, Am.
Henry Galloway, 404 n Flores, Am.
Ginsepe Arabia, Camden, near Rock
Quarry road, Italy.
Oliver Jackson. 100 Camden, Negro.
Henry James. 3Ol Poplar, Negro.
r Cohen, 132 California, Ger.
Frank KriSch, ST., San Pedro springs.
Ger.
Loope White, 447 N Flores. Negro.
NJ NJ Russell, S04 San Pedro ave, Am.
o K Dunning, POS w Houston, Am.
l. Cleveland, 224 Gregg, Am.
Ed Curtis. AIS w Houston, Eng.
Frank Z Lacy, All Houston, Am.
j p Heninger. 800 Lexington ave, Am.
Carl Weilhacher, San Pedro springs, cor.
shed, Am.
Robt Vandross. POI Mason, Negro.
G o Burrow, 307 n Laredo Am.
Luisiano Martinez, l03 Obraja, Am
Mex.
Bailey Herring, 1920 N Flores, Am.
John Harden, 500 n Flores, Am.
III Karber, Jackson, Ger.
Herbert Springall. Alb Warren, Eng.
Ben Gordon, 419 Quincy, Negro.
G Gahwiler, 100 n Flores, Swiss.
A M Courtney, 2l19 N Flores, Am.
Frank Bellies, Rockquary road, Cement
factory, Ger.
A A Garcia, PA Salinas, Am-Mex.
Fred Bruner, 219 Epson, Am.
John Beard. 216 Denver, Am.
A Lewey, 919 Howard, Am.
A V Nesbitt, 103 Jackson, Eng.
L p Washington, sos San Pedro ave,
Am.
Lee KiIgore, AT Soledad, Am.
TT Colford 2l2 n Flores, Am.
Fred Joseph FraZar. 230 Obraje, Am.
R A Nagel, 722 w Marshall, Am.
Edgar Davis, Quincy, near Jones ave,
Negro.
Santiago Hernandez, Rockquarry near
Cement factory, Mex.
Juan Merida, at Rockquarry near Undo
Mex
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-14
CITY REGISTRATION.
sUFFRAGANS WHO HAVE RECEIVED
THEIR CERTIFICATES OF
CITIZENSHIP.

l"Every good citizen by looking over
this registration can detect fraudulent
registration OF persons in their vicinity
I'D mo 'l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

Policeman Frank McGurk, OF the Seventh-st STA
ton was detailed in citizens clothing yesterday oy
Captain John f Kelly to look out for people VINO
have been in the habit of throwing garbage ana
ashes into vacant lots. The policeman was standing
"a: Grove and Twelfth SITS, when DlS
man made his exit from a beer shop ne
ordered the policeman to move on McGurk sho"ea
him his badge and told him TO mind his own busi-
ness The man. who half intoxicated when ne
heard McGurks answer. struck the policeman De
meath the ear and knocked him down Beiore NC
came from the beer shops in the neighborhood ana
pouIyed on him. lie was knocked down AGAIN
beaten and kicked. and was almost UNCONSCIOUS
when John Scanon and John Haley went 10 ms
assistance. They. perhaps. saved the pohcemdh
lie While they were lighting the gang nuInper
OF policemen ran from the station to aid McGurK
The asssilants fed. bat James Breen. twehy,tlIee
wears Old. OF GrOvc-st, and James McIlhuhaii
twenty-eght years old. OF No. 52S Hendersoh-st'
were captured. H..
The Hudson County Board Of FreehodeIs are Just
at nrereni making IL very uncomfortable Tor the
Jersey CITY HobOken and Rutherford Electro ran
way Company Two weeks ago Director heIleri o!
the Board OF FreehOlders. presented cnarEeS dsAst
the railway complaining that ii had violated rs
agreement with the county TO keep the itackensdCk
vehicles would not be inierfered with while on that
road The director stated that the railway company
had made the plank road almost inpassape ior
wagons and that had so weakened the Diiuse
over the Facknnsack River that II was dai-
rerous for heavily loaded wagon TO pass over H.
charges Yesterday this committee reported that
the Investigation made by II sustained the charges
Of the director Of the Board and directed the couse
TO lake necessary steps against the company.