New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-27

nv Organization that ever occurred OF that khd
7 never heard of it, or they would have heard
O. (By Senator Bradley)-Are you very intel'h
Q-You know what the meaning OF meh'a' feser'
walton is. don't you? A.-Well' yes
CoRRoBoRATING PREVIOUS TESTIMONY
Mr.. Sutherland then amplifed and cinched the
testimony given at a former hearing by j. Augustus
Johnson a lawyer, by calling +. ~ Trillard oil No
253 Fourth-ave a merchant tailor: Mr. Trilard az
,he FAST Election District Of the XIh Assembly
District He objected to the presence Oh dlunA
on duty there to him Che GSsT oo
to do it. His number was H2 Other psrsIPhs ~.
40 Of the board ordered that be put OUT
The policeman still refused to obey, ana AZ Us, ks
the drunken man went out Oh ms own aN00'1 NN~'
Mr.. Johnson challenged the votes OF three r msa
wboss names had already been voted on Tney
Mere allowed to their ballots after taking tns
proper oath. think these three men were a DUns
ude voters The persons who assumed their nahes
We're not arrested Mr. johnson was also pTSaei
against Democratic worker VINO was nsIa 20 ne
Complaint also protested. but the policeman dii
Einaiiv the chairman Of the board told the Demo-
back in the afternoon At one time the policeman
with them and then allowed them 10 tei rem dne al
Philip Loewenthal whom Mr.. sutherland ca alec
next. described himself as clerk and sad ne nVea
ar So' "a East Seventy -ffthst. He had been
policeman for four five years he JoUsu 'ne
force in 1855 and left it in 1861 to go to the Iron. IN.
response to President Lncons call for .o'vS 'oa,
untee He went with the l2th Regment oc on am
return TO the city he again became po,vt ssn
but in a year or went into the postal service a..
O. cBy Mr. sutherland-Haye you served yesr as w an
one two exceptions. since lncolns se'oh1 e'e''
o-where did you serve in 1892? An the lin
Election District OF the XNlid Assembly, n,s"m nv
will AS l in the minority | thSusht "a p Extra
crat ought to be chairman, but as there wa 80 40
ia IA sod them II that Il was chairman Mould
try run the place properly ana "ou'u sup "~
voting.
AN INSPECTOR ASSAULTED By a POLICEMAN
Odd you have any experience with the poh'ernaa
on duty there? Ayes sir One man dislrai.'.. .-.
himself by illegal practices. All three inspectors
agreed to this He took hi ballots out 81 ne ene
polling place with him. There were tnlr'vT n, % bail
and fired them at Then he waved the reSo IA
the air at us Two hours 5teT him rn back sad
This man cannot vote" The policeman sdiI,
am going to vote him anyway ! asNe sai NOT o'" 70
yDu i Know %a s9@ lie answered. Well going
e the place This Is s sons man to hsS stayed
in the booth three-quarters OF an hour and naa ue
him when he took the ballots away They went 10
the door and said oh let him go one OF 81, n mx
time on this man | had to watch the other ~,
spectors one OF them was tns Sas dent
lie told me he came here every year from 'h'as'
ODD YOU close the polls at any time? A-Yes.
sir When the came back ! told the os11o NJ
clerk not to give him any GaSts nv n sapd on the
ballot-box and said Il declare the polls ci9sei u,,
one OF the inspectors. kept his nose in the book
good part Of this time. studying the law Gl nns
n me me-" in closing the polls He said: For 6 am
not going wear stripes for my party c Inc lD
sSere s i do say rhsn they all wanted the
election to g1 on sH. saI no, All right
only help my party. as you do yours Ihsy a.
asked me TO LEI the election go on 70 ana nave d The district
! thrown out. because more than o. per cent % "''
% O. ,By Mr. NicoiD-what was the name OF The
gentleman who took so much time TO vote? Ans
was gentleman. He was ioafer' nav
o.~Didn't he know how to fold his ballots? A..
Me came nn It IT. What's What want to Vote
said showed him how to fold IT, He went IT. bs ecs
folded properly. but all the other twelve wen
folded together He asked: Can't you let son &c,
that / am only getting paid for voting this one.
i said II don't care what you are getting paid io'
% orWere You polite? A.-As polite as am nov.
1t wouldn't pay to be otherwise In thst neign nols
hood II you wanted to keep your head "h0's
oWhy didn't he fold the ballots sts.sed mss
O. (By Senator Bradeyl-pid you ask rhs p pocs-
man to make Sen any oSt pastors and
there From the time he came there ne rr wss man
ing the law wouldn't ask MN 70 aiie'' '" -
! who was less guilty than he himseit was
INTIMIDATION By THE POLICE
Mr. Sutherland next threw new light upon r ,~s
police interference to defeat Mr.. Bahah lie eA ~
William F. Richie. a shoe dealer VINO i'eS a. ~.
40 E,ipbthave and has his shop in Eighth ave. nc
signed the Bahan certificate OF nomination. Hs hout
visited twice with regard TO MS sgna'qW sban two
a week after he had thus Endorsed MT 1870 his
! men called on him and asked him to witna,s"uth-
! signature one was a lquor-seller IN sev whom
ar THE next mor1ing at 80 O'clock man W.. wn' 70
he did not know called on him and ask is refused
! indorse the candidacy of McDermou nc zane up
To do so Ten minutes later a policeman "a side
| and told him to take his showcases o" W.
! walk. =, wItnesseA
! MIR Sutherland still had a number OF .hany an
but as the committee had TO return 70 Clock The
adjournment was now taken. II being ;nr at 1919
, committee will meet next Friday mor""o
! a.