New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
T1)f1fANY HEELERS TAKEN.
CHARGED WITH VIOLATING THE ELECTION
LAWS
MR. DAVENPORT AID HIS MEN HARD AT WORK

Mr. DAVENPORT AND Ills MEN HARD AT WORK
TO PREVENT FRAUDS At TIE POLLS.
Federal officials Yesterday mad" several arrests III
cases Of alleged VIC alton Of t.c election law 'onn
l. Davenport. Chief Federal supervisor OF fl'c'o"''
was the complainant against James H. Gar'm'' 'hH
man the board Of registry Of the sixteen ''''
district OF the NNIst Assembly I'll tict "aruah i d
Democrat and ren estate man at No. 80 Liberty 81
Deputy United States Marshal McCord arrested MN
On the chnrqe Of entering incorrectly ha figures OF
,be Length of Mr. Davcnport'S residence in III" cccu|
and Assembly districts. the county and the STATE ~"
saturday evening Mr. Davenport went 10 the poi,hg
Place 40. 12s Tarkave. 10 register lie tod "ar''"
that he had lived IN the Murray Hill Hotel Tor three
wears Gartian directed the inspectors 10 enter NE'
Davenport as having lived in the Assembly Distic'
Inc county and the state for three years. This
vps mup,festlv incorrect. 50 chsrgc made against
Csr,lsn Commissioner Shields re'esed him In ST. 90
baI for examination today.
Patrick +. Neill. Tammany man nvIng III Leroy
ST. was arraned before Commissioner deuel. Tor as
saulting William r. Cooling IN the discharge OF MS
duty as supervisor. on Monday night Goding was
verifying the registration In his district lie entered
a rlrecker IT. barro0m 20 see deputy marshal whom
no knew about the registry list. The two were talk
ing in low tone when NELL struck cod,ng over the
head in the struggle the supervisor lost Ills DOOR,
With was torn. Goldlng left the barroom, out TO
mrn-d for his book. Neill attacked him again. and
gOlding Knocked him down. NNll was ne Il III 4-''"V
bail.
Two city employees who advised inmates o. the
aIusbouse on RlackwclS Island TO register were ar
rested Yesterday. They IRE Edward l.. McMhhon'
steward and James Mcmahon, engineer, OF IN" aims
house Three paupcrs. Joseph Bckerton. J0hn - on
and James Murphy acted their advice and registered
In the nineteenth election district Of the NINth rs
senbly District. All three have been bailod by
John r. Carroll. Tammanv leader OF The district Tho
Cd I'm ON
davlt made by Bichcrton. Commissioner Dcuc. h"Id
them in s. OO) bail ench. The stewards surety was
John r. Brady. contractor. 81 No. 523 East one-u'-
dred and eight ecnth-st and the engineers Cornelius
DsIv Of No. "a West SiXty-hrst-s..
The business Of registering inmates OF city nsttu
tons has been crying evil for years, and an cort
is being made to stop It, The Democratic INSPECTORS
OF election who accepted Bcherton Lyon and Murphy.
although they were inmates Of The almsAouS". we're
arr, sted Yesterday on the complaint OF Bernard /.
Mullen n deputy United states marshal They are
Joseph D0nobue OF No. AS Fast Fifty Secondst. and
4 j. Norman, of No. 623 LcXlngtOnave. The place oi
registry is No. 900 Firstave. John McQuade. con
tractor OF No. 132a LeXngtonavc. gave ball for both
In 81 500 each. Norman + chairman III the board 81
registry. Deputy Marshal Cooper arrested him in
Tammany Hall III a room adjoining that OF Richard
Croker.
George F. Holland. William Green and John Don"lue
yer" indicted yesterday I'm General Sessions Tor
registering falsely John Kcarny and John IL. Grhn
were indicted for aiding Donohue in lis offence.