The New York herald., 1874-11-04
The East Side.
FIRST PRECINCT.

The police Of the FIRST precinct reported mot
Q single arrest, not even one lor intoxication.n
SECOND PRECINCT.
The only prisoners that the police OF the Second
precinct reported were Michael Stern and James
Sullivan, both for intoxication.
FOURTH PRECINCT.
The Fourth precinct was remarkably quiet
Seven arrests were made, all for intoxication, but
none LOT Illegal voting or dsorderly conduct.
SIXTH PREcINCT.
Timothy Schelan and John Ralph were locked up
for dsorderiy conduct.
John Snea was arrested for assaulting Ondcsr
Gilroy, and Peter Fitzpatrick for Illegal voting,
both OF whom were held to answer.
SEVENTH PRECINCT.
All passed on very quietly IN this precinct. Two
illegal voting. The latter gave his name as
TENTH PRECINCT.
Not the slightest disturbance took place In this
precinct throughout the entire day.
Francis Moquet, Of No Ito Forsyth street. was
arrested for Illegal voting. but discharged.
Ed, Muhletater,, OF NO. lss Forsyth street, and
rested for like offence, but both were dis
charged.
ELEVENTH PRECINCT.
To the surprise OF many OF the police everything
passed of very quietly in this precinct A few
drunken rowdies were taken to the station
voting-one Max Hahn, lao twenty-one years OF
age, who was held ior examination IN 1000 bail
10 answer
TWELFTH PRECINCT.
Two arrests were made In this precinct for lille.
gal voting, william stembler and Karl Jahns, both
OF iCorey's," llltn street and Third avenue, a
large gathering took place last evening to receive
THIRTEENTH PREcNcE
John Connolly was arrested or selling his vote
for one dollar. He was discharged BY the Captain
OF Police. William Taber was also arrested lor
illegal voting, he being under age. He was also
dlscnarged. William simpson was arrested for
a nn.fQs Ha RI
answer.
FOURTEENTH PRECINCT.
Several slight disturbances took place IN the
Fourteenth precinct but none OF q serious nature.
Thomas Ryan, James Gray. Jonn Gray. John Mekan
duct; Charles Pillman, Charles Smith (coored)
and Michael Winston Ior illegal voting.
SEVENTEENTH PRECINCT.
The police reported only two arrests for Illegal
voting. Both defendants were discharged They
gave Their names as William Henning and Alfred
Peterson. They botn proved themselves to be
legal voters No disturbance occurred in the pre-
cnct.
EIGHTEENTH PRECINCT
He gave his residence at two Inherent places. No
other arrests oi Impor tance took place.
NINETEENTH rRECiNCT.
The only disturbance that occurred In this pre-.
cinct was at the station house last evening, the
police amusing themselves by beating the citizens
tain the result OF the election returns. Daniel p.
Pearce was arrested for illegal voting.
TwENrz-FIRsr PRECINCT
OUTSIDE OF the unfortunate shooting ARRAY on
ses Scty occared great aea OF
element was maniles ted throughout the evening
ct the several liquor saloons over the death Of
McKenna, but his friends all seemed anxious to
AVOID any trouble. Not single arrest was maze
for illegal voting.
The West Side.
As rule, quiet regned on the west SIDE, both
during the day and night At the following pre-.
cinct station houses no arrests were made but of
drunk and disorderly characters, the usual
thing :-l0oth street, near Ninth avenue; No. BAT
West Forty-seventh street, No. 434 West Thirty.