The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-06
POLICE IEgELL.GENg E.

ALLEGED ILLEGAL voTiSG REGIsraAroN. jam CO
McGrady arrested yesterday by Of the officers Of
the Eighteenth precinct for alleged attempting
illegally in the Fourth election district Of the Eighteenth
ward 1t Is charged against aicGfady that he gave his
namo residing at No. 1862 Third avenue. and that
examination II asceraiacd that he did not reside
there The prisoner himself explained that no v-
ing in New Jersey, and thought he had right TO
rial James Flanagan was also arrested and com pain
made against him by one Of tho officers OF the Eig
tocgth precnct on charse Of illegally reslsser.ng
list Of the Twelfth election district OF the Eighteenth
ward, he not being resident Of the district Flanagan
also committed for trial There three others
arrested, whose names Florence Scanned, Nj cnael
Hockter and Thomas Flynn, bat who were discharged,
| them.
| ALLEGED VIOLATIONS OF THE LIQUOR LAw-James
stapeson, No 244 Ninth avenue; John Egbert No. C95
Greenwich street, and Thomas G. Harrison, No 12
Ninth avenue wero arrested and brought bsrorc Judy,
Smith, tho Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday
charge OF dpos ng Of liquors In violation Of the
provisions Of the Excise law. fbe accused held
| KEErNG BARRooMs OPEs on ELECTION AY--John
Runs of No. 70 Ludlow street, was arrested by an
officer Of tho Tenth precinct, ard George Connolly. clerk
to Patrick Reynolds, a, No So Broomo street, BY
rar9lman OF tho Thirteenth precinct and held 10 bail
500 eacn 10 appear and ths General
sols charge OF Keeping open their barroo;ns aad
selling liquor on election diy.
AaoTHGR ARREST FOR EsEPNG ofgN.-Oiicer Rcy-
nods OF tho Thirteenth precinct appeared before JUS
tice Mansfield yesterday morning, having in custody
william colleneyes, OF Norfolk street. whom he charged
with keeping OPEN viola OF license, tho excise
and election laws, his BARRON and dispensing liquors
therefrom. The accused held 70 bail in the sum Of
$ico to appear aud answer at the General Sessions
DisoRDERLY CoSDucr ASSAULT BATTERY NEAR
THE PofLs.Yesterday morning, Timothy Coffee, it ID
alleged appeared at ono OF the ticket booths the
First Poll district OF the Second ward, and nlerfcred
with Mr.. Samuel w. L. Beckner who had charze OF Tho
h.h ar1at atlrp Saaa
ast. Coffee was arrested by officer Whtlll, OF the
second precinct and taken before justice Quinn, acting
magistrate NJ the Tombs, and committed TO the Ionbs
for tra. Two ihreo men were broughi before the
same magistrate on the charge Of vong attempting to
vote, illegally, but the proof being Insufficient to sas;sn
the complaints the defendants were discharged from
custody.
ILLEGAL PERsoSlroy or vorra Shortly before
tho closing OF the Tombs Police Court Paricx Foley Of
No II Elm street, appeared and wished make an
davit present the Inspectors Of tho Second Poll
district OF the sixth show that III had not pro-
viousy voted there Yesterday. Some ore to the In
sPectors unknown, had personated Foley in tho morn
ing and voted In his nano The affidavit OF Foley was
taken and he hastened TO present IL to the Inspectors
A Soy BErrALLy ASSAULTS Hrs MorHEn. -Ycs,crday
morning an aged woman named Mary O'Dcnnel, a resi-.
dent Of No. 2i2 Cherry street, whose luxurant hair
white as snow, and who, when girl, judging from her
appearance have been surpassinpv beans
ful. appeared before Justice Mansfield OF the Third
District Police Court, aud alleged that on Monday last
her son entered her apartments and in On of anger
and without cause struck her violent blow with his
is then knock d her dawn and dragged her from her
room into the passage, injurng and bruising her in
fearful manner The accused, Michael O'Donnell was
committed ia default OF bail for trial.
ALLEGED FrLoyious AssAcLr-0n Monday afternoon
"a jeremiah Sullivan, Of ga Bowery, was passing
through Prince street, two men, who subsequently,
arrested, and who rave their names John Dempsey
and Daniel Sullivan, came up behind deponent and,
whie no entirely oil hs guard and ignorant Of any
intended assault, struck him, IL is alleged number Of
times tho face and head, inurng and confusing hin
very much In default OF ball. Dempsey was sent to
Backwels Island for six months. Sullivan was CON-
mitled for examination.
ALLEGED THEFT CoAT.--On Monday afternoon,
while passing the premises OF Charles Neussiadt man
named Muck picked up OF the value Of S25
and, alleged by the complainant ran away with H.
He followed the accused up the Bowery and ovcrakiug
session Mack vas brought, yesterday morning, before
Justice Mansfield, OF tho Third District Tolico Court
aud, in default Of ball. held for trial the Special
Sessions.
RonnnEs PERSON clemens Leutz, Of l43
Division street. appeared before Justice Mansfield at tho
Third District Police Court, yesterday and deposed
that one Edward Gilmonr--who present In court
and admitted his guiltwhile he deponent was passing
through jackson street. to- accostcd aud walk
cd alongside or bin FOR somo distance While vet near
10 his person he, Leuz missed his watch, and fully per-
suaded Gimour he'd purloned II and tho KEY attached
from his person, caused officer Of The sixteenth pre-
to arrest him. In default of 81 ball. the con-
tie action Of the grand jury.