The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-14
BONDS FOR TWENTY EIGHT.
More Election omcers Arraigned Before
Judge Dixon.

More Election Oficers Arraigned Before
Judge Dixon.
Twenty-eight of the election officers for
whom warrants were issued by Judge
Lippincott on Monday on the complaint
OF that alleged ballot reformer, J. 7.
Altemus, appeared in the Court of General
Sessions this morning. They were ac
companied by bondsmen and each waived
examination and gave bail In the sum of
81, 200 to await the action of the Grand
Jury
Cormack Dolan, member of the Elec-
tion Board of the Seventh precinct of the
Second district, was the first prisoner ar
raigned. Judge Lippincott read the COM
plaint against him. 1t alleged that the
prisoner allowed persons to vote who had
no legal right to do so, and that he al
lowed ballots to be put into the box un-
other members of the Election Board to
permit these unlawful acts.
Patrick C'Connor, a grocer, of No. 15S
Mercer street, became bondsman for
Dolan.
Patrick McGrath, the Judge of election
in this precinct, and John d. Egan, tho
clerk, were charged with similar offenses.
John j. Lynch, of No. 80 Oxford street,
went on McGrath's bond and Patrick
O'Connor became surety for Egan's ap-
pearance when wanted.
Richard Whalen, Frank L. Herrick and
Connell, members Of the Board in the
Fifteenth precinct of the Third district,
were next arraigned and furnished the
necessary bail.
Michael Kelly, William Howe, James
Lammon and Charles Nugent, the entire
Election Board of the Ninth precinct OF
the First District, next formed group
before the Judges bench. Owen Mona
han went bail for Kelly and Thomas
hickey became responsible Tor the other
three.
The others arraigned were William
Taylor. First precinct, Fifth district, John
Mccarthy, No. 528 Newark avenue, bonds
man; John j. Murray, Fifth precinct, Sec
ond district, Patrick McGrath, Ne. PA
Wayne street, bondsman; Henry Wilken;
Second precinct, Fourth district, Henry E,
Gaade, No. 376 Central avenue, bondsman,
Christopher A. Holman, Second precinct.
Fourth district, Henry A. Gaade. bonds
man; George Nolan, Sixth precinct,
Fourth district, John A. Dakins, No. 81
Grove street, bondsnan; Peter Cosgrove,
Sixth precinct, Fourth district, John A.
Eleventh precinct. Third district, Patrick
McCloskey, No. 12 Wayne street, bonds
man; r. D. Heybetter, Second
precinct, Fourth district. Henry
Tietien, No. 76 Thorne street,
bondsman; Albert : Yeoman, sixteenth
precinct, Third district; Dennis Murphy,
No. 1879 Fifth street, bondsman; James
Comey. Sixteenth precinct, Third dis
trict; Patrick Connolly, No. 1877 Pavonia
avenue, bondsman; Peter Cassidy. Third
precinct, Second district Lewis Fisher,
No. 107 Newark avenue, bondsman; John
Walsh, First precinct. Fifth district; John
Nolan, bondsman; William Swedenham.
Eighth precinct, Fourth district; Henry
A. Gaade, bondsman; Hugh Carr,
Eighth precinct. Fourth district;
Henry A. Gaade, bondsman; Pat
rick Bolger, Second precinct, Fourth
district, John F. Damman, No 145 New
York avenue, bondsman. Francis Mahon.
Sixteenth precinct, Third district, Thomas
Sheridan, No. 148 Wayne street, bonds
man, Michael Fallon. First precinct,
Firth district.
The balance of the forty-four Will
probably be arraigned during the after
noon. 1t was rumored around the Court
House that four of the accused men had
gone TO Europe on a cattle boat.