New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
ARRESTED AT THE POLLING PLACES.
NUMEROUS IRREGULARITIES DETECTED-THl
CrrrpprrS uEID For TRIAL

CULPRITS HELD FOR TRIAL
Justice Edward Patterson, OF the Supreme Court
sat IN Chambers yesterday to hear applications IN
mandamus proceedings from citizens TO whom the
right to vote had been denied. John F. Baker, John
s. smith, and Charles H. Denison representing the
Republican Club. at the County Court House to
assist voters who needed legal advice, and j. J.
Walsh represented the County Democracy organiza-
ton Sixteen applications made by voters
who desired to compel the inspectors OF election TO
receive their votes. In thirteen cases Judge Patter
son refused b act because the applicants had not
registered properly and had not made application be-
fore election day correct the registry. orders
directing the inspectors to show cause why they
should not receive the votes or 10 compel them TO
receive votes were issued in the OF Jacob Ledercr
of No 81 Firstave. who had moved from one house
IN another in the election district OF the Xllth
Assembly District, and Of Eugene Mclaughlin, OF NO.
l2 Chatham Square. and John NJ Wood, OF No. L
Chatham SQUARE who had been impcrsonated by other
persons whose votes had been received by the In
spcctors Of election In the Nineteenth Election DIS
trict of the I'D Assembly District.
six warrants for the arrest Of persons accused OF
Illegal registration had been issued by Commissioner
Deuel. under tho National election law in the lAth
Congress District. Two of the warrants were served
By the regular deputy marshals as no election depues
we're appointed this year. Vincent Albrecht ono OF
the accused men, had been registered living at No
313 East Houston-st in the Thiriieth Election Dis
trict OF the XIIth Assembly District. He lived at
No. 3O3 East HOustonst. and said that he had given
that address to the inspectors Commissioner shieds
discharged him. The same commissioner also dis
missed the charge against Henry Ramberger, OF No
SO First-ave who registered in the Fifteenth Election
District of the Xth Assembly District The person
who answered the inquiries Of the policeman and
supervisor at tho address given had said that he did
not know that Ramberger lived in the house although
Rembergcr showed that he had resided there.
Charles Lamont age twenty-five. living at NO
1913 Prince-st., charged by oficer william
RyndeIs OF the Eighth Precinct. with impersonaion"
Lamont went TO the polling station at No % Sullivan
ST. and attempted to vote in the name Of James
Waters, living at No 81 sulllvan-st. He was known,
however, to one of the inspectors. well as the
police officer. and being taxed with fraud. al
mitted that his not Waters. lie was taken
before Justice Kilbreth and held for examination In
81 900 bail.
Dennis RenkIe. No. o24 Hudson-st., charged by
samuel Burns with offering to sell his vote for 81
was taken before Justice Hogan and dismissed with
a caution.
John steele walked into tho polling station at No
100 Bleecker-st., and tried to vote as George II.
Richardson who lives at No. 2O4 Spring.s. Stecles
manner excited the suspicious of the inspectors who
ouestionod him. Finally he acknowledged his real
name but refused give his address. lie was
rcsted and taken before Justice kibret1, who held
him I'm $500 bail for examination.
Two arrests for illegal voting were made In the
yXth Assembly District. John Carroll, who gives
his address as No. 2l6 East Fifty -nnth-st voted
on the registry of John Carroll, of No. 224 of the
same street. and sent TO the police station. An
ron Bocl a German cigarmaker OF No. 332 East
Fifty fourth-st was charged in the Fourth District
Court with inducing John Bartel to vote Illegally in
the Thirty first Election District and was remanded
until this morning
Patrick Mcclure was arrested at the Twenty-ninth
Election District OF the Id Assembly District at No
lss Park Row. lie wanted TO vote from No. $50
Park Row. and held for trial.
Among the first to Jte at the Eighth Election
District of the With Assembly District, at No. Is
Eldrldgest. was a who described himself as
Julius Richter Of No 1903 Hesterst. IIc personated
the rghtful Julius Richter who when he came TO vote
was told that he had already voted Mr.. Richter
insisted that his vote be TAKEN and after consider
able difficulty gained his point. The frauduleot
Richter, who sober when he voted, was found SO
drunk two blocks away that he could scarcely walk
Justice Duffy, at the Essex Market Police Court said
he was too drunk TO be tried, and Nmanded him.
Oscar A. Bailey went to the polling place nj tbo
first election district Of the With Assembly Di tr,t
a, No. 36 Bayard-st and gave the name Of Isaac
C. Primrose Of No. 10 Chrystle-st lie attemnted
TO vote I'm Prlmrosc's name. AS Primrose is seventy
years old and Bailey only twenty-elghf. the fr,ud
was discovered aud Bailey was arrested AT Tim
Essex Market Police Court yesterday he was held
for examination
Patrick Buckley, OF No. SO Bowery, was arrested
for voting at the first election district OF the with
Assembly District. at No. 36 Bay,rd-st He was ar
ragned before Justice Duffy, and charged with illegal
voting Policeman Eterch wto made the arrest,
said that he only lived at No. So Bowery four days
The prisoner hid nothing say and was held for
examination
A lquorstore keeper, Frank kopp, Of No. 81
rorsvthst voted at the second election district OF
the With Assembly District, at No. lie Hosterst
= vas asserted at the Essex Market Police Court that
his wifi, and family nsdod in Brooklyn, but Kopp
Insisted that ne had been sleeping for the last six
months I'm his store. lie parOled for examination
Victor schilling who is not citizen was held by
Justice Duffy to awmt the action OF the Grand Jury
IN a charge of iusgQ voting As lived IN tho sam'