New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-03


Cavanagh's Corner Spring and Gnrnest, was damned
with who did not there 10 pray Norton vas the
| bis interest
REPELTERs ARREsrED
The following is list a. the repeaters arrested
throughout the city; Charles Ne Adams OF FAros
and Grand ss tried TO vote the Sixth District polls
OF the Fifth Ward IIo gave bis residence a. No. IA Ha
! Iison-st. Justice DOwlng committed hin. -, $3.50,
william Cummings attempted Ca vote in the Eighth
and he arrested Justes Dowing discharged the pris-
oner on the ground that no ernie had 0een eS"meu'
James Mcclure arrested for voting az the same
district under assumed nae. lie was committed by
Patrick Roach who lately resided Of No 100 CanaIsi,
and registered In that district few days ago removed
in the Eighth Election Dsric, ef the Firth Ward, and
arrested file explained thu fact ~ hrs removal ana
his vote was taken by the inspectors citizen caused
| his arrest but Justice Dowling discharged him
Justice LedNith, at Jefferson Market Police Court was
the police for illegal voting The ball IN each case vas
that nearly all 81 tbcm had their boudsmen with them.
Very few locked up The fullowing arc the names
repeat in the Twentieth District Eishfeenth ward
Alexander McGuirr. Ninth Detrict. sixteenth ward
at Arthur Lee Sixteenth District Ninth ward Walter
Price Tenth District, Ninth wnrli George lawrsnss;
District Eighteenth Ward william Gardner, flfteenth
twenty sGS9 S%p Ward ward james Sdas Eleventh. Dis
| tuct. Eighteenth Ward John Rider, First District.
Eighteenth Ward william Dayi. Fir-l District Fifteenth
Ward, and Third District, Fifteenth Ward Edward
Costello, Tenth District Ninth Ward; William Dillon,
alias James Mcdowell Fifteenth District, Eighteenth
Ward; George. atlas John M"ore Tweiftn District
Eighteenth ward John Gibbon-, First District Flfteenh
WsTd Henry Robinson g F:c SSaS wsps
William Roberts. First Distract. TweDtysecond ware
james Steele Eighteenth District Eighteenth ward
Morrow McIrcck. First District Twentieth Ward James
others were brought In buI were discharged APP
pearng to enter complaint The name- conspicuous a.
CaulkIns. and Patrick Hughes
| Eighth Ward-The Eighth Ward was either cursed
vgilant officers for the nuhrr OF arrests, as given be
low, unusually large. When it l. considered that
validity Of such vote may BE- imagined Peter j. Avs.
No. ~ Mercers; George G. Florrncr No 20 Mereerst;
George Blake No 9s Mercerst: Egbgrt Taylor No l2l
| springst; George Brown, No. ol spuDgst; Patrick
Hayes; No id MerSsrs' Thomas sheridan. NO 70
| Eulind. No. u Merrsrst.; Charles Fisher, No ~
James Price 90 q eTaHS.,' John rres, No
= Grand-st; Joseph shrrman; No. IFS sPringst;
il3 Greene.st; william Baker. No 81 Wooster st. Thomas
Bowers. No. n Merccrst; ChLrles W. snow No. -Four
sprng.st.; james Brown, No. ln Grecne.st; Jane,
Wade No. % Greeno-st; Charles ". Dongherty. No %
Graudst Albert Ford. No 222 Ydrrkst; WIN. Richards
| No. lJI ThompsOn-st WIN. Goodwin. No. " Mercerst
OF this number George Blake, Esb.rt Taylor. Geo: e
McCunn a o'clock In the afrrn"on on writ OF ha3ess
corpus The others will DO brought before Justice Led
Nah WGrd.-Tho arrests IN The Ninth Ward were 80
berg, No. 10 Broomcs VIM Pirr-on, No. 70 Variekst
Charles Brown. No 80 Bayard.l; drey Hebron. No 90
Cough No q Renwirkst; Charles Ward. Nolss Charlton
St; James Martin No 63 Mids0Bst; John jennings, No
arrests John Wilson, Mo- G5 Chrstopherst; Vim;
Gardner - Arthur Lcr Walter r Me-; no Tss
SiIissnn Ward-In the Sixteenth Ward. there bur
one arrest, that Of william Foley OF No i46 West siI'
Eigiissnh Ward-Thc arrest. In the ghteeuth Ward
| W ere IA ~ ne a ::
| Fifteenth District; John Adams, Eleventh. Dis
ander Wild, Tvensy.fonrlh District; Henry Rob
| iuson, Twentieth DISTRICT William Steel, Eighissnm
James Sixth Districts Henry Pdd,iiriord seventh Dis
trct; John Donohuc, Eighth Dstuog Lawrence Mnphy,
seventh District; william Vitality, seventh Distri,E
Phillip Parkius Thirteenth Distri; Luke Eddy seventh
Districts Henry Fremont, Eleventh. Districts John Pre-
EineicenR Eard-In the Nineteenth Ward there was
only arrest that oi John Gos'iu OF the fth District
| District William BranRau ~ M. aol Tenthaye, and
Bernard Mcbride Of tho Ihd Li,rlet were arrested a.
| "rcpesteTs." aud the two latter WIRE discharged
| Tpcnty.nrs Ward-ho attempt at Illegal voting was
made IN the Twenty hrst Ward. and the eecton was IN
Treaty second Ward-In the Twenty second Ward
| James Adams william Robinson, Jsnles Wilson, William
Roberts, and William snialey % tae Fourth District we're
arrested and held u answer.
SCENES rOLrcs HEADQUARTERS
From o'clock p. M until IL y. M When ihe city re-
turns bad been declared all n TIE scene At Ieuarter.
oil, OF the superintendent with the question. Are
Greeley and Sgsl eertedT AMI wnen the hnal vote Of
the cry Was kboNh thtto Was lOou cneef AZ Tue tpub
REPUBLICAN nEADQuARrRR.
Crowds OF gentlemen arsembrd az the various Repub.
lcan Headquarters early i the evening, reviewed the
events OF the day discussed The sccuon tCurus arrived
the conclusion that Urasr Grreley elected ARd
then gradually Dispersed 80 that by o'clock the coast
GERMAN RBPUBrrcAs HEADQUARTERS.
| The German Republican, Central COMMITTEES rooms
were filed with an exuberant ihrung. Messcngers were
To"s %Srds aud 4 ,Gsr mpost Was Victory for slss
loud hurrshs through the NALL aud copoas draashs
long table each furnished with book OF the election
turns Of 1905 rom which sompari.ons we're nade aud
vorabie nature, the shouts fur sge wildly loud
The beer glasses hEed ana 1 tas 'Sng We asht maj
were as strong 10 their expressions OF satisfaction a. the
Republicans sgel broke down party interests and
tonal differences, aud the Democrat helped dispose Of
the lager Which the Republican hal ordered The room
| to doubt his election.
rAMaANY nan.
| The wgwam OF the Tammany tribe was open last
numbers As early az they bsEAn asking for rstnrns
but there Yas no one prcseGt TO ave the desired nformA
meeting, which they did, baI their remarks did
TO interest the audience Al u tho crowd became rest
| less and gentleman produced an Extra TeiegraEs,"
from which no read that Homer Nelson elected SEQ
rotary II state and Horace Greeley. Controller The
elected, also the Tsmmany County Judiciary, and sena
toral candidates. demand wac again made for re.
1 turns" but given. To rekeve the
Onotony the veteran Isaiah kynders stepped forward
Ss eSS equal 10 ,s OCCASION Tss lack u eatasiasn
OF which there Il usually an abundance seemed 20 be
| great drawback; bRt the Captain favored the boys
with some poetry, which very well received, after
which he told some anecdotes VI Jackson's admnstra
ton which could only 10 heard By those IN hs Immediate
vicinity The Captain was frequently interrupted by
Jolly TeutoU who wished 90 know IL Gen. slgel and
Horace 0reeley excited Between 10 aud II thu
crowd began disparse, many Of them EXPRESSING them
selves disappointed having anticipated some funny
speeches the many humorOus Speakers who
| nected with the Tnmmany Orier.
DErOCRArtC HEADQUARTERS
Probably the efforts Of iho democrats vote three
or four times each ward faiguiug that they
were unable 10 attend tho reception Of the ~