New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-03

part Of inspectors ~ election that naurlzed citizens
were obliged to show their citizen papers when thsJ
ccnt JusIce Douohue said that h" was satisfied mat
In all the ca presented before him the n-p ha'
where they had been grossly mistaken ~ To what II was
WORK OF UNITED STATES OFFICERS.
The publicity gwen yesterday morning 10 The inien'
ton OF supervisor John Davenport to cause the arrest
Of all persons who had fraudulenuy registered had
splendid effect. for of the moro than
1000 warrants issued found necessary TO execute
less than $50. And In the vast majority ol
these the cvideLce showed that there was no IN
tent TO do wrong the part OF the accused persons Ia
many instances the length Of residence al the place IN
Gcated had not been sufficient 81 comply with the r.
ouremeuf. Of the law Others, wucn the supcryisors
called AT the houses the were not at hOme ANA
tneir landlords were either unwilling or unable
t. give the information sought; and again thr
tcrson registering mad moved since dong So
Not more than twenty arrests were made in consc-
qurucc OF persons attempting 20 vote on Illegal papef7
issued IN 1865 The accused men IN all OF these eases
were taken before United states COmmss oncr DiVen-
rort. ANA were informed OF me defects IN the papers'
They were instructed how to proceed 20 remedy them,
nd where they clearly illegal hoy were advised
Uniie states Commissioners Deuel., LYMAN and Shields
heard the complaints against the prisoners as soon s
they were brought IN ana mere was none oI lho Nc'
tous delay which marked the proceedings OF two yea
ago. Among he prisoners police officer in uni
form. He had served III the army ana had a. hohotnoe
discuirg hut hc hal an irregular natural EATON paper
OF paod nap mr "I I'm, 'oi na '' IT. %SuId be- i'm
proper I3r hm to attempt to vote on the one
UC nrid. lie WIS discharged. AuOtitI udu WHO hdi
paper issued in 1865 caused much laughter BY prOduc-
discharge from the rebel army as evidence Oi MS
night 10 citizenship. There also considerable aInlse-
ment at the expensc l.. Eery And counsel for
Tanmauy Ham, who took considerable trouble To Obtain
a nandaInuS cOmpc the inspectors to allow man To
record MS vote and immediately aitrrward the man
voted tho Republican ticket
The most pOrtau 81 II the day that OF Al
derman Sauer lie ncrcrcd with Tn led States Deputy
Marsha Sesr IN the discharge oil his duty at tie At1
Election ID strict 81 the Kiln Assembly ID trct, and res
cucd II prisoner from United States Commissioner
ID ne. hci hIu in $1,000 ban for examination on Thur
day. i nj az once iurnl he'd.
Michael Lazy attempted To vote on an Illegal
papor, issued IN 1858 nv the Court OF
Common Pleas. In dcfaII, 81 900 pail he was com
tutitd LUDLOW Street jan 10 await the ac lon OF the
Grand jury. Anafcw smith "a deputy MAJ sinai, was
charged before Commissioner Deuel. win hesl"ct
of MS duty aud Win interfering Win
deputy marshal Ia another district lie
WAS committed Ludlow street JAN IN
default ot al 900 WIle his out o. the court
aud mos To- tscap. lie I'll thtOugI ihc cOrldors
Pos. OIicc Butuiug and down the paYOn stair
case Oh the Park lie. Tnc door a The foot OF hc
STAIRS closed and hc was captured without ur'hcr
truuIc
John Byrnc, OF NJ. III sey lth-Aye, and M'vante
= mt. NJ. 2O1 i1lg-t. were rirh conln4tici 10
Ludlow Stc.t Jl 90 driant o. 500 Ia j. the charges
lu butn cases p lug fraudulent REGISTRATION.
When II wa found thai ua was uccre any 90 secure
irlu CluD communicated wlfh Salem H. Wales al tIo
Union Leagur Cub ar. Wa.cs wa, kcpt busy all day
hunting ills f. ends aud sending th,m 10 te different
police courts Mr. SAcficd ana william H. Lee, III The
Union League Club, al tue Jefferson Marhct Police
Court