The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-09

cd a.1ouneing for q cafnera 70 picture the
deputy. carrick said he did not know what he
Gastsyus Robinson Of 81 East Houston street
had been arrested BY " marshal This is his
- kitoT, YOU had Dire registered did an,bod, call
Did h ask you how you Intended to vote ?"
What did you dol"
throw him down the stairs, -,
What did he do when you threatened him p
and threatened e cause me trouble" 49,
dd: sHd az e said NE he was sonsS5 John l.
Here sre q few sample cases that the COM
81 SS:fs 5s,sspas0n is rabbi and lives at
o-You are a naturaiized citizen .A.Yes.
long .a I'd New YarE
long =; s' s %S"H Asne
q -Before to-day did anybody tell you you were go
.Q,you were arrested to-day whenyou came to vote ;
ana sp chen brought
Charles Champaign. who has been LAWYER
for nineteen years was sworn. lie said that
he saw the marshal attempt to stop the rabbits
sisted on the vote being taken, The Two SUI;
nervsors directed. and the rabbi; frightened
That he won rvs att to vote a
rather than have any trouble. The six men
insisted ms on III, voting. however, and the ballot
There" said Congressman Fitch. "is n
ypical case ibis man would not have de;
tllele never was
Richard I,owery. driver, of 8 Hague street.
nsiFhh9rhood. lie registered the he llrst day
permitted to vote: was advised 10 60 back and md
Samuel Bbnetzky Of 2s3 Madison street has
window ali Of three years He was V vel known
on the . block and tho polling place was on the
nJohn 8. Williams. The marshal. Thomas
Barbour an inte!lIs,syn't;i,lookinG colorsd man.
know Ms PrjS,onors name and had no. evil
Michael Carraser. u jack son strset; has
lived there with his WHO and family for three
{ears; and has voted from there ut every cleo.
case Gas except that u man had told him to make
John Barry. fireman: has lived in the city
bis vile iiys months; H. was properly regis
Alfred Newell Fuller. n music teacher of II
Lafayette place. was probably in more trouble
Fuller went away on July / and did not return rt
TO MS home Until AVE, week aEo e Registered
place to verify the registry. and reported that
Mr.. Fuller had lived at that address only day
or 80. SO u, warrant was issued for his arrest
Then Dayenport's men came around. and
Davenport issued warrant. too. Mr.. Fuller
In. He considered his first duty to be to vote.
When he tried that a policeman arrested
Davenport's warrant had in the mean time
= col1red man. When this marshal learned
around and waited outside the door for i him.
Fuller explained 20 Justice Ryan's satisfaction
the nsce discargsd him. The fReu paten t'oSk
pred deputy nabbed him as he came out and
hm dsTn ru he" sspa G1n's0nor
BY that time though it was a few minutes
before o'clock. and it was a physical inipos.
airs in the Federal building and explained
man Fitch said he symrathized with Mr..
Fuller and would report his case to Congress.
The eombinatlon that ho Ee'3rs
BY % b.pus MaTsha ' Smith Who of
Johr had Just been baied boiore COM missioner asr
Shields IL vas accused Of r., Illegal reEistra:.
CITY hos aha on h isan me lived at
How long have you lived there!" asked
Mr.. Fitch.
" Eighteen years." was the reply.
What Is your occupation ?" \
I am the night wat Gilman at the Blackwelrs
Island dock"
Are you paid for your seHvices2 p
Not by the City. The captain OF the ferry
boat pays me-"
Did you register"
II did. and also voted before was ar
That was all. and again Congressman Fitch
sighed for kodak to picture the marshal.