The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-03-19

Court yesterday reporteu Oh tne IL
cense applications. out of the 200 ap-
licants, 612 were granted, 80 refused
and held in allegiance.
These latter two are the applica-
tions of +. j. Wash, Eighth ward,
Scranton, and Jacob Weisberger, Third
ward, Dickson City borough.
Mr.. Walsh asked for a wholesalers
license for the building at the corner
Of Washington and Lackawanna ave-
nues. Court declined to license this
place owing to Its proximity to the
First Presbyterian church, but an
nounced that if some suitable place
was secured his wholesalers license
would be re-issued.
Mr.. Weisbergers application is held
over pending an investigation into his
citizenship, Of which the following or
DER of court issued yesterday gives a
lucid eXolanation
In re: naturalization Of Jacob Weisberg-
er:
1t having been made to appear by tcs-
tlmony duly given before us that Jacob
Weisberger, who was naturalized by this
court on the 2ith day of January, le'1,
without any previous declaration of his
intention to become a citizen, upon the
!
try under the age Of is years, was in
reality at that time of the age of about
50 years and had been in this country
for about fourteen years, whereby the
representations upon which the SAID
| Jacob Weisberger was naturalized are
shown to have been false, anu the said
naturalization to have been fraudulently
obtained, a rule is thcreupon entered
upon the said Jacob Weisberger to show
cause why his said naturalization should
not be revoked and set aside and his
certificate thereof cancelled, returnable
Monday, March 2S, at . O'Clock a. M,
notice of this rule to be served upon
| the said Jacob Wesberger by the sheriff
[ in the same manner as service is made of
summons at least five days prior to the
return thereof. BY the Court.
! The licenses refused were as follows:
LICENSES REFUSED.
Archbald-Branislaw Grengewski, John
| Gildea, Andrew Obushak.
| Blakely--J. e. Pedrick.
! Carbondale TownShip-Hyman Stone.
Dickson City-Israel Muskovitch, Will
! lam Grogewicz, Frank Brzdowski, Thos
! Mcclure, Michael Betzhold.
| Dunmore-Rose & Muffci, Nicholas Cap
piello Anthony Ferrese, r. p. Krem-
| berg. j. j. Dougherty, Jonn Touhasy
! Michael Manley.
Fell Townshp-Simon Nnchuck, An
| thony Galovitz, Thomas +. Callahan,
! Max Heller, ames T. Corrigan, Thomas
Havran, ID. NJ. Lynch, John Muldowney.
Mayfield-Michael Kossman, kircy Kel-
ezcaub, John Medon.
Newton-Stephen ickiZcr
Old Forge-AleX Werner Matthias Pu-
| hala, Daniel r. Cotton, William Sowden,
James Bell Frank Greece, GeoEge ID.
Mitchell, Soabato Chiland,' Stephen
Wlada. Joseph Goodman, Mary Yargoda,
| Frank Rosato, Jacob Popolowski, Pietro
Folina, Alex Nowoclli, Patrick Henry.
Olyphant - Michel Slimok, Charles
Weisberger, +. W. Friedman, NJ. Needle,
jr, Joseph Polsliy.
Ransom-Henry c. Ayers.
CITY OF SCRANTON.
First ward-NIichael W. Gilboy, David
A. Evans, j. j, Martin.
Second ward-Stif Maslyar, Sylvester
Kuhns, Peter Cerni, Max CARMEL, HUI
bert w. Arndt, John F. Casey.
Third ward-John Wisnecki.
| Fourth ward-JameS 4. McAndrew.
Fifth ward-Ellen j. Cole. Thomas ].
burning, William Deckelnick, James Il.
| Kearney.
Seventh ward-James Hartnet.
Eighth ward-G. Theodore Morris,
| William p. Weichel, e. j. Walsh, VIM.
II. Thomas, 81 Lackawanna avenue.
Thirteenth ward-James j. Kelly.
Fourteenth ward-George Savicz
Sixteenth ward-James McGovern.
Nineteenth ward-Jacob Demuth, Henry
| Ulrich, John Leyh.
Twentieth ward-Alonzo Hobbard.
| Throop-Stephen Pendal, Max Schwartz,
Ignatz Perity, Bridget Burke, Thomas
| Brennan.
Winton-John Zoock, Michael Sewak,
Andrew Simonik, Samuel Weiss.
The following persons withdrew their
applications, and therefore no licenses
were granted them:
Carbondale Township-John j. Higgins.
Dickson-William Grazewich, Emma V.
| Baker
Dunmore-R, r. Kreinberg.
Fell-Philip Gogots.
Mayfield-K. NJ. Buranlcn.
| Newton--George p. Van Sickle.
Olyphant-Francis p. Callahan.
Scranton, Eeighth ward-John w. Will
iiams.