New-York tribune., 1894-03-29

.:,:v.~bx AND SUTHERLAND LIKELY 70 DE IN.
D1crrn Foa FELONY-cAsE AGAINST c. E.
MORRIS TO BE CALLED TODAY
The nine c.cction inspectors Of Grayesend who
were sentenced 70 various terms in the Kings
County Panlt-nti.ry for the misGea1s they con.
fss=ad were transferred Yesterday to that insti-
tuition from Raymon1 Street Jar. At the after
pace they laN their seven associates who got
off with lighter sentences Those who went to the
penitent!ary where they VII wear stripes and nave
work 10 DO were John W. Murphy. Morton Norris
John II RrownhI. Conrad S,eu5 ,Ao)r1. jr. William
Lyons Victy- Blusenwein. Benjamin Cohen. F. E.
Bader and M.clle T. Ryan. They were taken
10 the prison by Sheriff Butt,ing and his deputies
in carriages. for which they pad An Application
was made by Edward NJ Shepard and j. ~ Wern-
berg to Warden Hayes in their behalf that they
be allowed to wear their own Clothing in the insH
tuition. and not have 70 wear the striped garo OF
convcts But the warden pointed out that under
a rule adop.ei by the Board Of Supervisors IN
1852 every convict the peni;entiary had to wear
s;ri-es as a part Of his punishment he ssiI that
he was under TIE orders Of the Commissioners OF
Charities a1l Correction. bu; no application was
made 70 the7l in ;he matter. The nine election in
sfr,.to.s lolned Newton and Jameson in the peni-
tentary. but viii get away before them as their
terms shorter
The convicted inspectors who VIII soend a month
in the county jaI. are Garrettson Morris, w. l.
Tuff,p John VI. Gun ne " .4iam IL 'N'"S'|
Nlcho.as j. johnson. Harlan Cranda.l and James
II. CrOpsey.
Both Eller and Ryan admitted their share In the
fraudulent voting in Grayeseni. bat said that they
supposed all elections conducted in that way.
|, has been lccrrcd that It was at Newtons IN
st st on tat tn, d-ctcn s9oct-rs abs ned then'
Ives after Judge cullen declined to grant man
lamus. as Mr Roderick had declared in court that
Glyrors men could copy me lists of registered vot-
c~s Newton and Sutherland prevented any copying
OF lists N the Town Hall ana the copys;s could NOT
find the inspectors. 1t appears that they were at
Taylor's Hotel IN Jersey city.
John " Murphy one OF the inspectors. says that
George ". Rolcrick. counsel FOR NcKane. gave the
advice TO the inspectors that lei u their unlawful
acts and that he should be indicted. Mr. Eoderick
said yesterday that this was preposterous. IL was
Murphy himself h. said. who preciptated the
whole matter. IL had been told by M,kaHe 10 see
Mr. Gaynor and inform him that copies OF the Ists
would be- given to him. But Murphy had got INTO a
quarrel with Mr Gaynor. who read the law to him.
and II he hal failed TO comply with i. i was his
Nr tavnor was Violent and had sworn and Nc
IIanc had tciephored to Mr., Gaynor through Mr,
nsts This hal h,an the beginning OF the whole
.ln,s, s, l", 'poaoritk ad1eJ I'm What way
responsible for the acts OF the inspectors j. h.e-
thing cannot see Mur2EX s@'enIS NJ ,bs 'f in that
way in the matter sn,p,y appsared @ lor 'eve swver e
would in raising the legal points that were sus-
When the plea OF guilty in behalf of Newton "as
accepted il was on condition that he resign as
Justice of the Peace in Gravcsend o"lns 10 VIZ VIZ
quarantine at the penitentiary the mater Had G0u.dd
not be attended on Monday. but Newton sishea
the resignation yesterday. M -.,,.,,r .,
The case OF Charles +. Morris Tax Collector 9,ay 0'
Gravesend neglect of duty an election officer
will be called in the Court OF oyer and Termneii
to day In regard to the action OF the sp icai G,ani m
Jury to he summoned in May II is hkey ma. H.o, ,n
dictments for felony viii be found against Ns"sgl iIl
and sutherland, and that some other persons WIZ
be indicted.