The sun., 1893-12-24
ROUNDUP OF THE INDICTED.
FoBTT-EoUR PRISONERS At POLICE
HEADQUARTERS BEEoHE 10 y. NJ


more men. indicted by tine extraordinary
Grand Jury for violation Of the Election laws.
were not given out until late yesterday fore
noon. Detectives Reilly and Won Gerichten
were at tho District Attorneys office ut IL
o'clock. and shortly aftcrward were re-
enforced by squad OF detectives cent by
Inspector Mclaughlin from Police Head
quarters.
1t was not expected then that many arrests
would bo made before Tuesday. During tho
afternoon Justice Barrett. after a conference
with District Attorney Nicoll. fixed the bail in
election cases at $4,000 for those Indicted for
felonies and 81 900 for mlsdemcanors.
The detectives began TO get to Police Head
quarters with their prisoners about lunch
time. aud by 10 o'clock they had thirty-nlne
men there and five in tho Tombs prison.
By half past three the detectives had brought
In eight prisonera All through the afternoon
prisoners and detectives entered the Central
Onlce. The prisoners were slowed away In
the basement. and had Just as uncom Portable
time rs the late John l. Davenport could
have given them.
Tho prisoners friends got wind Of the haul
that was being made and camo around to help
them get bail There has not been SO lively
tlmo in the halls OF the building in some
months or such display Of tall hats.
Those friends who camo after dlnnor found
their friends shut into small room or corri-
dor, with hardly enough room to draw hand
kcrchief or anything elso from q rear
pocket. IL was known to tho prisoners and
their friends that INSPECTOR Mclaughlin would
be at his office later in tho evening and that
Judge Martino and Assistant District Attor-
ney Mcintyre would also be present to let them
out on bail. so they would not have to spend
sunday and Christmas in their close quarters,
down the main corridor OF the building. Soon
%Sf J9h sse R to
the Second Assembly district, were nicely
pcarod and there were Others.
soon alter o. Judge MARITIME reached In
Ell go as TO shock tho Inspector when he at-
pesred later and began TO scrutinlzs tho bail
tSa 10nds So Se Ts bsI FL sg S S Go1s bt
centre OF the room. anu Jammed about 1t were
Judge MARITIME got seat at tho table and
summoned one oil The bonds.nen. Mr.. Simon
I. tiannerys name appeared on numUer OF
" Mr. Flapnery here {" pueried the Judge.
All; yes. ! know him myself lie Will do
Mr. Andrsw Horn? Yes. have taken his
smiled pleasantly. Mr.. Horn did the same,
and honOrs were even. batch OF prisoners
were brought from below. and Judge MARITIME
Il am horc at the request OF Judge Barrett
barrett" The bail in each case was s.. 500.
Tho business was rushed at an amazing
speed. There was no trouble about any Of the
bonds, aud Air. Mcintyre had little to obiect to.
eassd S nss,f 6@ssGtnsSs e sff si
MARITIME was forced to stop and appear In the
double cauacity OF Judge and clerk. remarkinE
while that he had made out bail bonds.
lie called the prisoner aud bondsman before
aa n ~ hR nS D1n ulo
knew what they were doing. A Sir. Levy who
appeared as bondsman said he was worth S3J.-
wn.,S GOOD" said, said Judge Martin "wIsh I, wa;
,tshnS snHnS YOU; Eo,hS Judge Martina smiled. and
In the course o. time Mr.. Walsh concluded
he had done his duty and rose to leave. As he
10 Judge MARITIME. " You have not only done
great public act by coming here to- night to
shaTIty Judge Martns tks nH smiled SinS ana sad sSd
THANK you" Mr.. Walsh did the same Mr.
Walsh retired and Judge MARITIME plunged
twenty-five OF tho prisoners were election
INSPECTORS. The entire Board OF three in the
spectOrs q each Of several other districts,
after twenty:ive OF the prisoners had been al.
mitted 70 mil. He said he would come down
to; day. II NECESSARY. 70 release others
would go on all night. lie said that the 1--WE
men who were In the Tombs prison were in
the prison; lio explained that they were self
mmitted hums."
This is tho list Of the forty-four arrests:
ALLEN. FRASN. 8s. lAborer, third avenue and Sixty
nfth street yoted as residing a. the Tombs charge
:, ASpEEsos, Jicos. 81 200 Front street. Inspector.
E,gn'n election dI,tT,et second Assembly district
BsENsTAiN AshtE, ~. 2s sixth avenue. charge PER-
E.rna. RgOoLrT - & q psseros'ss street Isgesting
@ bL,n Nils y so ~ .nT,Sk' inspector Iwsn,lsth
msnt OF canvass
.gsh .2 3 IL Pigsc..
ingy receiving an illegal vote; falsely stating The
C'Gr Nicn,il AGED -, laborrr. no hons. voted as
C.tf,aS PsTrr's IaboTcr ts n" hon,.. voted a,
residing Al the Tomb: Iegsl registration,
tor NlnerseniL election District Fifsenth Assembly
s,sos3 cs:.sg T'P;s9r Yn:,ssa,A
n'rSnsTry r,rmck, AEs dd labor.r. le4 Park row:
F.y N'ruIsr 8. ~ 242 East 1904 street, inspector
Eneteensh ssetion ,!l.rs1 second Assembly district:
FraRrs, Jo'srH T., -, Grssnwich avenue; charge
BseaH ssa6y rsS 'aiDsstGr s.Gs9
false stAtsmsn of canvass anI neg sct Of duly.
Election harriet fh.ri assembly district charge, re,
iIIlL ytrss A. 50 n iiownlng street. perjury.
H,LL JonS v; eoin[sd sS ~ Downing perjury.
election District. tenrh Assembly dis
Z u
lETvAN, iusrAN. ~ - ChTysur. Inspector Second |
PIE, ion di.I e. ILi'd Assembly district charge. re,
fusing 10 perform hts duty
J4cS.oS' RoGER 90 cOiored IGI West Third street;
KEESAS PATRIcK 6I, 90 Carmino street: perjury |
EENNT, BLnNARp j., ~, SOs EaAt Ihirteeuth street
Fftsenlh Election district Tenth Asseulby di,trlct
false canvas.
HUs. W.. ~, 81 SaS East FightyfonTth street In
sPec ct"r Iwentysxlh Election distinct Eghgh Assem-
oly District NEGLECT II duty.
LtIrh lhSls, 90 4ab1rvr, no home. voted TgsdIuz
a. the Tombs; charge, illegal registration.
hCsF "a. tuARLts. p - Last ~ street inspector
ftynrsl Elect0n dts riot, seventh Assembly dIslrlst
false statement OF canvass
MASS MFIEF, 81, 81 tRthArins street inspector /
fyrntN.serohd Eec ion distryt second AsssEby dis
ITICt false abatement ~ the canvass
MAEoNEY, Passes J. 80 200 tront street. inspector |
iteenth Elecuon district sgeoud Assembly diStriet
neglect OF duty
M.RRoS 1HEonoEE 81 insnertor TweH'ielh Election
ilstrlol First Assembly district. false stAismsnt OF
MrEpHr EpuAHp J. 81 35 vandam street tnspector
lEhth klsston district. Eighth Assembly 1istriot
ialse statement u canvass
MUHFHY, JnuN - 51C Brn0ue street. inspector
igtntythtrd Election district Iirst Assembly dis
Irtet, procuring a man 20 vote illegally.
AUKRAY JoHS a. ldis buv nlnC street. TtrjuFv.
NEAos, INV 40 J 81. Au1 ENst Twelfth street An.
lpecIor FIftrrnth election dFtgct. Tynta AssewD!y
oAEE iIESFY 90 c0loFed lrt, Downing: pcrjurv
OinoNNfIt. ErrAEp 2t, uak street. clurElun ln.
Ipcctar Enetsouth Election t.-Irci. Second ASssru-
lly dstr - ,uArEc falsely Bi7tlu --sut ~ canvas
PHLLIFs, ALI1ASDEa, "a cr.CTsi lCAs Downing