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

lie WIS taken to the jefferson Market Police Court
and released on $1,000 bail. Carahcr also pointed
out William ii. Davis, lettcr-cancr, VINO was
sitting In the courtroom, and made the same charge
against him. Davis aTaigned and released on
$1,000 bail The captains Of the variOus election
districts worked hard DUNN, the day 10 BRING OHt
delinquent voters. and when the polls closed they
were rewarded by knowing that heavy vote had
been poled
In that part of the city which lies between West
Forty second-sj West l.. htN fourth and Fiitlrave
and tho North liver the quiees election ever known
was passed Yesterday. There was little trouble about
the polls, and far Is known but arrest. The
person aIics,eL William j. Mason cOIOred. VINO
lives ut no. 10 West sixty sccond-st BY an error
he registered from No. 30, and when arraisnei
before Commissioners >p09ner, the temporary Harlem
United States Court in One hundred and twenty fifth
ST.. he Was discharged Oh his own recoGniLance The
Emitted suites nalshals were moi mOlcscd IN any way
III order 10 ro.eve COMMISSIONER, ole.ds ana deuel.
AZ Tie feseiaI Isn!aiAo o share Oi ths "OiH le-i
commissioner spooncr nelo court al No. 100 West one
huadI Land w Duty -liI-s1 rItuecH T. D'iaLed ana
SnatvcS 10 aIvlss ali Dem & attic offences ana 10 give
Ual for them Wnen necessary. Ohiy Ten men Wvts
arraisned peiore Ie Coa.unssIoner. OI THESE eight
were discha. sed upon lhcm own rec gnizancc. rs
the cclnnlssiUneT "dS convinced that uhl' ion,
me eghi were: Ernest saver of No. Id r@lst me
tu d ed md ii. siXti-st. VIII amU Muller, ONO La
sesswioN-ve La n"tu ~! 60 ., No 80 e
ST. John Allen VI NJ. lO1 Ilncoln-nve.; John bur
berg Of NO. 81. East one hundred anu-Si Aucthst.i
George Schneider OF No. llo Gust Cnf.hupdred-and
twenJeth-st suc james Reilly, OF No. oo4 East one
hundred aid-si Aty nrstst IT,,
Inc same quictness prevailed IN the districts lying
East Of Nthave and bounded or tn north ana SCUM
by Forty -seconUst. ana Eghty-ioirthst Most OF lAe
stores there were closed ana little trade Wns zone
The citizens generally took holiday ana walked TIE
streets dressed in tleir sunday clothes Inc sma
Boy was out IN droVes. NJ course. III Thlru ana
second ayes, fully two-thrds OF the vote had bee
cast by o'clock a good many ballots were spoiled
hy the voters in their haste. The interest," cenleI
Assembly District. which was the port OF entry 10,
the pauper voters OF Blackwelfs Island, aeou'
seventy OF whom had registered there ~ amour
10 O'Clock the first gang OF paupers thirty IN nunptI
arrived. They included Otto Keutsch. Juiu, '"
Johns. Thomas Hurley, Wiluus GRAY. Adrian brils
kcrhof,er william Hurley. Henry Bachman. Joseph
Costello, James CSHanGn. Intflck iShonoe, JONI
Jefferson. Thomas Mullen, William Lynch, Mauhe"
-hecAan and Henry Gohr.
BY order Of the police t-clr votes were recei.eo
under protest They were then narc1ed down BY he
Inired states marshals and admitted 10 bail. The
promo; action VI Is F. Mullen and hi assistants
probably frightened otier forty, for only one more
John Dolan appeared at the polls during the day
That portion Of the city bounded by Fourteenth 81
East River Twenty third ST. and fifth ave. was que,
Federal ana city officials. Nearly everyone Seemed
20 be good Ia :red. On the street corners and about
The small booths whore paster ballots were Distributed
there were some heated discnssions The hxc>t
law was openly violated and the liquor stores ey
IDENTIFY did good business. Al the police stnuou IN
East Twenty the officers In charge said that
no Arrests MD been made during the hours Tor 'Onpe