New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-09
PEACEFUL AND ORDERLY.
POLICE ARRANGEMENTS WORKED LIKE
CHARM.
SOME ARRESTS FOR VIOLATION OF ELECTION
LAWS, BUT NO oUARRELs OF IMPORTANCE
-ryTRA MEN HAD LITrLE TO Do.


EXTRA MEN HAD LITTLE TO Do.
Reports which were sent to Superintendent .Tfnes
yesterday during the hours o. voting show u that The
election In the city was progressing quietly and WIN
ot serious disorder mt Rny the polling places After
the voting was over he said that the election IL the
city had not been interrupted ny any fights, and that
no di,rTaceful Quarrts had occurred lC the sireets
~. eald the pubic was 10 be congratulated on account
Of the general peace and quiet which had prevae al
a time when - much interest was !elt IN the eecnoh
Two policemen were stationed at each OF the l,l37
polling places IN the city all day. About 200 Nee
men ard two patrol wagons were AT Police Head
quarters In readiness to he sent to any scene OF dis
order but they rot needed
Policemen Of the Merccrst. squad arrested thirty
two men for all ged illegal registration. Warrants
had been obtained after the last day OF rcssud
tlou. and when the men presented themselves ~ me
rolling places yesterday and offered 10 vote thry "r"
Immediately placed under arrest by the policemen ah
taken 10 The Jefferson Market Police Court. rso OF
them who were released on bail. went back % Ill"
rolling places where they had registered and swore III
their votes They were re9rrcstec by tie police on
the charge OF Illegal voting. They were Philip Muey
Of No. 80 s0ut, Flfthave.. and James NJ Prngi-' %
No. 80 South Washington square
Alfred Wilkes a colored man of No. Minei,a Lane
WHO claimed TO be United states Marshal. was drum"
and disorierly III the polling places at Bleeckers'
and South Flith-yve., aud policeman arrested MIN
The Federal officers at the polling plac" did not
interfere with the arrest. but were ready 10 hs'i''
the policeman If be had needed heI. Inc ihcldeh
was said 10 be the rearcs: approach TO qnarre'
in the precinct during tie day inc pohc' oi
tina Clarles.st squad arrested two men for Illegal
registration and one foI Illegal voting Inc
only disturbance at the polls in that precinct wa
said 10 have been made by Robert Bradley an III
spector Of elections In the Twenty hfth Election DIS
trct OF the IXth Assembly District, VINO was III
toxcaed and DELAYED the voting until "a policeman
lpterfered and took him 80 Police Headquarters.
Another Inspector WAS appointed Ia his place Inc
sane course was taken IL Tie ca-c OF Franz ..
Mclean an Inspector Of election In the Thirty-thlri
Election District Of lie XVIII Assembly District. who
vas drank and disodcTIy.
Three men we're arrested for Illegal registration
by the police Of he PrinC"si. squad. One 81 lh"ni
who aid lie was Michael M0yon, an Italian. was he.d
in si.Ot0 bail Tor tilai. No arrests were maze DA
he police In Mulberry ST.
The polite received report, Of the arrest Of two
inspectors Of election by United stae Marshas John
scluer. an III, pector In thc Twon'y-hi'h EI'''ioh
District HE Isl Assembly District was arrested Oh
The charge Of interfering with IA marsha! VINO va
serving walga.t. Char!es Rose an inspector In The
Thirteenth Election District, OF the Nih Assembly
District arrested because lie received vc'er'-
ballot and neglected 70 take the unvocd ballots.
That The Presidential election " lev- was the mos
ueacclul and most harmonious Oh recoru VIII p1oD
ally be- adnirie by The historian o. iuhe years III
suucrb polcc arrangements OF superintendent hSfh'
NAV be- aInO,' wholly responsible for the anlci"o
which prevailed In al part OF the metropolis an
or, here more 80 than in thc great East sac ."
occasions Of his hina he East sdo Is pfety GOO
rudos Of he conditions over the re-, 81 the '''S INC
thou. ands o. p.Og pcopic-P)le' Germans ""d HIS'
who populate iii, halt Of ths city we're 'mbueo WIZ
rr'ac that prompted them TO earnestly aid W.
,o,ce and TIE mar.lals In he pinE good order ever
where and IN az cases they ircd % get an 'n'c4A
rcn- Il. Understanding OF the directions given 10 thcm
nv TIE Dallor clerk
The hage distrlc, lying between C"AAl ana fou'
,een,h ST. on tbs east side OF me BOWcry y Wosu!
',,.on aver 20 n. Hebrew population These people
~ ro, HOLIDAY makers they had long Gay
v,or,, lefore tncin, aud almost Immediately Oh VIZ