New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18

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"A regular ne. that they were residents OF the
nv Senator Bradley).-Did you go before the
Grand Jury? A-No. sir; but | told every one Oh
u" o."Were any of the men prosecuted? A.-No'
sir. . ~ cxtor, MD ,bev swear that they
80 moe hack into the district? A.-They first
swore that and then took the regular oath'
POLICEMAN MULLIGAN AGAIN.
The nisdeeds Of Policeman Mulligan. against
whom two witnesses testified on Friday. were FUR
Their described by Emil Rosenthal, of No az XIV
ineton-st He voted at No. Sc Columba-st He
s,id he knew Adam Rheinhardt who took the stand
on Friday They lived in the same house Rosen-
thai did not know the polcemans name put kh lew
him to be the one with whom kheinharu' ha' '"e
q. 1Sy Mr. sutherland. happened when
,.oi wont 10 vote? Alt was between 10 and II
o'clock | was in the booth when the policeman
came in and asked whom was going to vote ior'
O"Did Won ask him to go into the booth with
you? Al did not. told him that was my ny, o ha
lot so as to have II done more quickly, r Salu
had minutes time and could 90 d myS bad bne
in there than ten minutes SAID: ,a s. m e
sT lie vent out again. When 1 was going
out of the polling-place. ne caed me nanIS' mo a
Q.-What did he call you? Ale called me
'o 0yW SHS,"' did you say? Al gave him saucy
a hn9w IN, law avn better r" than to do that
o. NV senator Lexow)-Did you have your ballots
folded the first time he came in? Al h'd one
Q'~Dld he try to look the ballot? Al would
Would ID never vote any if had such rqub:e
The witness explained that heelers nth ia Iinu r
him pastors at the door Of the pollng-place lie was
iohi mai the man VINO gave out most pastors was
to get prize. The policeman did not see them manu-
him the pastors.
LIVELY DAY DOWNTOWN.
The next witness described the crime in the
mi
was a watcher. He also caused good deal oil
amusement His name is Samuel Schm. and he IS
. shor,. thick-set man whose face is frightfuIly
SCARED from smallpox. His examination by Mr'
Sutherland ran thus:
o.-Whcrc do you live? Alt No 225 East One
hundrod-and- fourth-st. ,., r,,o
ton District OF the XVIII Assembly D,sirietr or-
tenth Election District Of the lid Assembly DIS
trict. ,.o did
had me names OF thirty three men who had been
colonized by Senator Timothy d. SULLIVAN ,b,,
He asked that the reference Senator sullivan be
stricken out and it was. The witness went on:
peoples names. but had no show at all Inc piice
was swarmng with Tammany heeers. Ihe IRE WIZ "I
Republican watcher. There were two policemen
there. / said they did not live in the dstTct s,ood
O-N hat did the policemen do? A.-Iney stoot
- votcrs / expeciei warrants from Mr. Murray,
but YOU know how sucn things are kept back
Odd YOU have any more trouble? All /
could get daughter. Mr. 9nt ,ba ann n,cnmen The
policemen didn't know the law was a,r@tu ID =.
s.ym nd ' brrtrr not yet too fresh. Wen make
case Of vou;' one man voted three times under the
sane name. There seventeen voters registered
fr,m a house i'm I}roornc-st and only three legally.
O'-Whcre were the police A.-They were IN ana
out \ good part Of the time they Wete Guy IT,. III
front discussing the topics of the day. could mar
them They were siX or seven feet away. ne!
could see what was going on II thry, Wan,"n ~
but they didn't want TO. CHALLENGED tnrV 6 Gul
man challenged was Michael l;aly re ran 0u.
AMI tho heecrs gobbled him up, W hle was AVA
temporarily they voted MIN me lafh h t,nr
or Nv. Of them would be- behind the rail at time
one went mo d9@ D}', ir,tnst this and the ON
Ger saN he would put out replied that | was
a ,r, him a. inspector Williams. The Inspector
came around but | dd not get chance to sI"ik
10 HIM mrTg was nv whaen the other Edwin booth
you see what classical people tney werel ana ai
thry didn't live there but the officer allowed them
t. vote.
HE FAvoRs AN HONEST BALLOT.
Mr. Nicon. a twinkle in his eye. took up the cross
examination.
| O-Are you n partisan? Al am always on the
| right side | believe IN an honest ballot
- p,t are YOU a partisan? Al am good
American citizen am a partisan II !, IL homes.
- A.. Won A Democrat? \ Try Mr. Sutherann
lie could not be- in LEV q wha am ne P Rep1bcan
DID You ever i've doHn'own' A- S,iIea SRI
! lived Their. thirty odd years. man and boy up 10
| - wb, was the leader? A-Iohn j. oBrien
! - M. von in Barney Rourkc's organization!
| \ 80 sir and am not sorry ~. '',hit.,r for
| . Tint was Republican, A-H"puo"o'" '''
Are there such? Ayes. but they sr" Tam
no, no WHAT" Your business? Al am cigar manu-
facinrrr on n s nav You been in business for your
sclfq About fifteen months but may nave -
S,1 oWhv9 A-On account Of the Cleveland times
| Q-What else h4ye yGH n'n r,rty - nav
| a. =, You are a s,cllhnd"r; Al can Si'e""'h'
Il WHAT other 6ung, have YOU? Ans not
bI you eyer run for onice? A-Hoii ., sue
co:sfully ran Tor the Assembly IN the Ola ill'n
IN S'I IaS w. %on been candidate for any other
Office? A-Not to my knoNledEe ~, ,ir, specches?
senator Icxow thought mis- was .rT'Ivant rae
witness said he was cana nd b,I III been Endorsed
pNN r s,th"rland said his other witnesses had ans
a,,nrjnfed him. lie would have to ask an allourn
az, rnt aIihough il lacked twenty five MINUTES oi
it.tncL Nr Nicou said h" was t. bianlr Tor .ll'
hp session as he had consumed so llis t' n
with the lions cT1w was busy con-
f.rring with Or Parkhurs,, announce an duJo s
m mn n' hi on Good Friday but instead the com
! nittcr VIII So d week fror tomorrow
" GOFF WILL SERVE As COUNSEL
THIS WAS FINALLY SETTLED YESTERDAY
DIR. rARKHrRsT PRAISES THE
COMMITTEE
The Rev. Or Parkhurst sat In the courtroom yes
,or,o,, during a good part " the time OF the sen
49,, committees session but he did not pay cIoS'
attention to the testimony. He was busy part !"
the time writing on u page oI io''H''P W. -
Wv ..,otor Iexow A few minutes before
=, ,tour,rent Of the session. Senator IeNoN
,,arced over the writing and then asked senator