New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-09

ONLY ABOUT THIRTY MEN HELD.
TAMMANy LAwYEliS SATISFIED WITH THE &C.
TlON OF TIE UNITED STATES COM
MJSSIONTRS

TlON or TIE UNITED STATES CON.
MISsIoNERS.
Contrary to Democratic predictions. the Fcdc ri
officials Yesterday made unusual number Of aIf' st
IA fact no arialSned in the posfOihcr
Building than in other elections. Commissioner
shields passed nearly 100 cases and discharged all
but fifteen prisoners. Comni ,,oner Deuel. heard the
complaint AGAINST about forty men aud held fifteen
for examination.
Tie utmost good feeling prevailed In the two court
rooms. 1nmnany Hall represented by John VI.
lowers. David leventrt Henry ID. ii0tchhis,, !. j.
rincus and oth.rs. Assistant United states Attorneys
John Q. Mott and Maxwell Eyarts appeared FOR the
prosecution. John NJ. Bowers said that the com
nlssioncrs had treated the Iammany lawyers with
the utmost courtesy and fairness. He had cont
plant to make against them. Mr.. Leventgit' said the
sane. Mr. HotchRiss va Qihious. and United states
Attorney Eeward Mitchell had reprove him In pub
lie. Mr. Hotchhss had Set up court Of his own Ia
the corridor. When d deputy marshal brought
prisoner into the building Mr.. Hotchdss would Inter
capt them at the door OF the courtroom. lie wouh
d.pspd the warrant and examine t1e defendant ana
tho office. II ne satisfied lie would allow thc
marshal 70 Arraign MS prisoner before ComHlsoiohe!
shiclds Mr.. Mitchell saw This and stopped 1t at
oboe Tie Tanmsny lawyer actually blushed.
The Congress cOmua Toe which Is investigating tile
Chat eupcrvisor's Office sa. IN the Federal Building.
Congressman Fitch and GELS nhaiher alone were pes
mt When a man hsd been discharged by the Com
missioner he III many Gases escorted before the
committee There he ,ota his tale To sympItmAns
ears In the morning Detectives OF Inc committee
sometimes got the warrants fEom deputy natSliaH
before the prisoner Lad been sdIaigned MI EVa't9
put a stop 10 this, however.
Judc, Wallace ~ps in lila chambers all dAy TO hear
snpeals pom the decisions OF the Commissioners. In
every instance. ho~eves, the Tsmniany h"yers were
satisfied with the disposition made BY !lr. shields or
Mr.. Deuel About fifteen paup"r inmates OF Bellevue
Hospital and other city Institutions we're atTdlgh'd.
Tho casss were oil adjourned and bail furnished
for ALI The prisoners by Tammany men The Wig~am
had regular system Blanks were distributed among
tle distrio, WORKERS II Democrat was arrested
whom The Tamulauy leader believed inDocent' a
blank was filled ot ah gwen 10 the p1'o"'''
When Ae man aralgned he gave i''
blank TO q Tmmany swyer II tho man was heid
bail was furnished at once. In anticipation oil 4VO'
arrests about twenty Tammsny Inen had GuaIiu'd ~
bondsmcn In over ~ 100000. As a matter OF fac"
uot more than $4,000 hail was asked.
George W. Buringhan. Of Crooh taLs. Ueino'r OF
the Democratic state Commute" nom "es'om''"'
County, wss brought before Conin 'ioner Deuel IN He
afternoon he was charged with aiding aud ab.tIns
ILLEGAL regitration and wa held In $1,000 ta'l 'or
cxdmnati) ~ TO morrow Lieutenant Governor eh''iA-
had tcler-uphed d, the Ieminany lawyers about III"
arrest and Mr.. Bu>lngaaIn was bailed AZ once.
Several deput7 marshals and supervisors were ~
rested william II. Richards, a supervisor. was AZ
raigrr1 before Commissioner Dcnel Nv Deputy Narshni
Ed ,nrI '. Burns, by direction Of Cmei Hhpe''lSor
roha / Davenport lie wa6 hcli for examination.
Deputv Morshai Alfred Newell Tullgr was audsned
in police court charged with false registration and
was then discharged. The Federal au'horue' hAH
al-o issued "a warrant for his arrest, and MS WIS
served by Deputy Marshal Thomas Barhonr an n'-
tclligcnt looking co0red man. Mr. Fuller VINO was
dressed in the best taste said hc was private tutor
and lived at No Il Lafayette Place, The Canda House
~ he
was present to testify that Mr. Fuller really lived
there Commissioner shields at once discharged TIE
prisoner
Max Levy, u supervisor who lives a. no. "l3
seventh ave- was arrested by Deputy Marshal T. l.
Baker charged with negiectlng his duties and with
preventing the serving OF United states process
Levy was stationed in the twenty eighth election dis
trct Of the XIth Assembly District. lie was released
In ~ 900 bail.
Israel Rosenberg Of No 70 Clinton ST., wa held IN
300 for assautng II deputy marshal.
Thomas Murphy. charged with nlegai registration.
Wa arrested In New. Chambers ST. By Deputy Marsha
gucncr Three or four of Murphy friends tried T.
rescue him Thsy set on Buolmer near ia" Registers
office and had freed Murphy when Deputy Marsha.
Egen came to the rescue. lie aided In r"cnpiuIlnt
the accused man. but the party had running heh'
all the way - the Pcstofice BuIldmg. 1hcr" ElS
captured Joseph Connolly, Of the iricnds Of the
prisoner and brought ham before the COMMISSIONER.
Connolly held for examination.
Christian Scheuin. OF No II East one hundnd
and twen tieth ST. saw John Henry OF No. Chatham
square vote twice in tie twenty sixth election III
tiict Of the I'D Assembly Dlspct, Henri wa u,
ragned before Police III toe Grady AMI di.chAi"u
Edward Lau,erbaGh. the LAWYER, was IN court ai ne
drcctd Deputy Marshal william Roche - aWilsn
Henry before Commits iOuer shields. In The f'd'I'
Building. tlc prisoner WIS h-d IN %I,jOO inil ior
examination.
deputy marshal saw man pay TWO oihci'
money 70 vote lie Brought All thee bcipr' Com
missioner Shields who had 10 discharge them - me
icnce was one against the -tltc lave alone.
Drputg Marshal Arthur Baudtr arrested three men
who registered from 40. 30s Flontst., where Thomas
A. Young has a barrJ Two Of the men said thdi
they were lsheimcn. hut slept on chairs IN the hhi
room when In the city. Thomas Wilson WAS he'd
In 1900 md Ernncis MOnOhnn In $40.