New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-14

Twenty first Precinct Police stating that Hasgcrty
had been arrested by Unlted states Marshal
XvIIIth Assembly District was removed Nov. 8. on
aaldavits made BY W. p Wooster. NJ. d., and Thomas
Sheridan had ssd that he was in the habit OF dropping
ballots OF those VINO we're opposed 10 him politically on
all left the place he would pu IN the tickets OF his
party. Manure made statement nearly similar To
Patrick @. Meaghor OF the Xth Election District Of
the XVliith Assembly District was removed NOV. by
inc boalu VI iUnee on dispatch from me Lwenly
1sl Precinct police stating that he had been locked up
John Crowley Of the XVIII Election District Of the
affidavit OF Charles Woodruff OF No. les East Thirty
thrd-s The deponent affirmed that Crowley had asked
nun 70 anu KY ing majority to the Judiciary uchet Oh
Tammany Hall, and had promised TO do similar
favor for any candidates he might select
William Conkin OF the XIIth Election District OF the
XYlIlth Assembly District was removed Nov T. on the
siNth-st Inc deponent affirmed that q man named
Dennis Hogan had acted Inspector in the name and
in the place OF Conkn. Hogan arrested and Conk-
The Committees report was pnt on file.
TAMMANY's INVESTIGATION.
The Iammany Hall Committee on Organiza-
ton continued, yesterday afternoon, the investigation
into alleged frauds perpetrated at the recent election
James Powers testified that he Chairman OF the
Board oil Inspectors In the 10th polling district (XYIh
Assembly DISTRICT, and thar after countiu, the State
end County tickets he retired for few InomeDts. When
returning he was assaulted by three men, OF them
saying GIVE 1t to him." while OF the ohers-James
kcegan-knoCRed him down by the doorway OF the
polling place lie was then rescued by officer. Kee
han tried hard during the day TO persuade him to
drink liquor but he refused and ordered him TO desst
peddllng tickets IN the pong-room, which led to the
brutal assault The Keegan party tie interest
of the Apollo Hall ticket.
Charles ii. Chandler, OF rho inspectors In tho
eleventh pOing district OF the AVlilh Assembly DIS
trc swore that Patrick Barry, another inspector ped
died Assembly tickets to for BERNARD BgliD, and
also changed several OF Henry McCabo's Assembly
tickets tor Bign's when voters placed them upon the
Assembly boxes. James smith corrobOrated Mr.. Chand
ler's testimony.
Election District In the XVIII Assembly District,
testified That the Inspectors counted 173 ballots, the
books only calling for i72 OF which McCdbe had 49,
Bign, AS anu CnOlte H. One OF the inspectors SAID.
Lei as take ana destroy Of McCaDe's tickets aud
make the count agree with the pOng-bOOk." TDis lac
swOre they dId' no objection being made ~ the other
inspectors
Testimony has been received OF repeating I'm the
XNllltn, Ahlt, and other Assembly Districts. and, In
view OF furlhrr important testimony forthcoming, on
motion, OF this time. the Committee on OrganlZltl0n
decided To cODtlnu9 its this and tomorrow
afternoons IL ordered by the Committee t0at the
s1ldayts submitted be collected aud ham ted to the
counsel or the ASSOCIATION. Messrs. Col. Fellows aud
Geo W. Wlnsite 20 De by them arranged ana presented
10 the next Grand Jury. AT the meeting OF the Tam
many Hail General Committee held on wednesday
evening" lsaac Nermye, officer the Court OF Gen
eral Sessions; Patrick Finn, member of The Fire De-
partment and Henry Van Holland, were expelled rom
che Committee and the name OF judge ThOs PleSOn was
dropped RON the roll for not supporting the Senatorial
and Assembly candidates IN the XAlsL Assembly Dis
trlct. Tue designations OF Thomas g. FreeDOrn and
George ". Thompson receiced and accepted.