New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31

which had been removed from a barroom next door
to his place but Mr. Nicoll objected that the tes
Inony was only hclrsay. The objection was sus
tanned Icy Chairman LoXow.
G. GIy Senator Bradcy)-Did You have 4 Snow
case in front Of your pace Of business? Al did
O-Dn the police interfere with Il? A.-No.
Henry Kuster. n young .aborer living at NO .
Vanlam-st cast his first vote At the election last
fall He testified that he voted at the polins-place
WIrIih Nssemb.y Dst i;Sai''
G. ,By Mr. Sutherland)-What happened when YOU
presented your ballots 70 the Inspector 81 e'cIon
A policeman tapped me on the shoudei ~" /
Odd you look toward the booth then? A-les
looked back 10 see If had left anything there
Odd you your ballot 30 into the box! Il
Sir NicolI What is meant by that? Is it claimed
that the Policeman voted for him IT.. ,oore. dis
tracted his after ton SO that the ballot might 81
Mr Niccll 90 the w,ness)- Dld you know how to
fod your ballots No dih be- n Ssod G9 me %hch
Then he asked me- which ones | did not want 10
vote and ne folded them for me.
Odd YOU hand the ballots TO the inspector
Ayes / first handed to him the one ] wanted
to vote AMI then l handed TO him the Others III d
Q|What happened then? A.-The, inspector was was
tearing the stubs off the ballots when Inc o'l'er
Q~Do you charge that there was any juggling Of
Mr. Sutherland objected and there WAS an argu-
m4nt as to the form Of The question. h' witness
I
ballot did not get into The right box T.,
O. (Bv Mr. Sutherand)-What ticket did you In
tend to vote? A.--The Republican ticket.
JUGGLING WITH BALLOTS.
The Rev A. Woodruff Hasey, pastor Of the Spring
Street Presbyterian Church. was the next witness
In reply 10 questions by Mr. Sutherland be SAID
that he lived at no 2S Charon-st. and voted in the
Eighth Election District Of the Win Assembly Dis
,rct last fall The polling place was IN NaIlck-st
Q-At what hour did you vote? A.-A1out ten
minutes before a. IN.
Q.-State what the policeman there did when Yo"
voted? A-After coming out OF the o'o'h
handed my ballots to the inspector OF election
heard some one behind me call my name" but !
did not see who The person was as hAd my a.
iention fixed on my ballots At The time. Inen We
policeman tapped me the snOu.Grr anu H..'4.
Did you leave this in the bootA! At ~" N!Nn'
OF the policeman | naturally turned 10 see Whai N'
had in his hand. and turned away from me hi'''
box. The policeman hed up a iei P.N.n' 7u,H d.
| DO not use | said: no. Do not use sucn Il
pencil" Then l turned back and iaGei ne m
spector My ballot had disappearei bat me IN
spectOr said it all right ana thht hdI Nottu.
Q.-WaS your attention called 10 ahpth'I ma
in connection with the election later in the ga!
had heard my name called in the poNhs pa,
about 9 a. m but had failed to see me answer 10
my name | went 30 the polling pace again 10 look
al the books and that my name had been
checked as If | had voted
Q,-~Do YOU know number Of the Republican
voters in that election district? A-Ycs. gave the
names Of twenty or thirty men recently who hdd tod
mo that they had voted for Bartlett at the election
"o.~IIow many votes for Bartlett were found in
tho ba,lot-box? A.-Only twelve.
Odd YOU see any Republican watcher AT the
polling place? A.No one whom knew as a Re