The sun., 1894-02-28
DOOLEY ALSO CONVICTED.
IN hrs DISTRICT NO ToTEs ron
BIR1LETT HERE RETTREEn

Ees,s,-y. s7i, Vote Ns- ssy-.rs. s7i-Eien,
puhuess Ttskss ss Thst Rsni.s F1ses.
The Hrst election case called before Judge
Barrett Yesterday In the Court Of oyer and
Terminsr vas that Of Bernard NeFariane
charged with unlawful electioneerinG In the
Eighth Assembly district MeFarisns pleaded
guilty. His lawyer Mr.. House. read a letter
from . member OF the Grand Jury which had
indicted MeFarlsne. testiiJips ss to the good
character OF the defendant. The letter stated
that the writer. whom he Joined in indinR the
indictment had no idea that 1t was the Nc
Fsrlane he knew that he was indietinR. JUS
tiee Barrett said that there we're many reasons
why the Court should exercise elemeney In
this case.
In the nrst place" said he. "MeFarlane.
you have By pleading guilty saved the time
and expense OF the county. and secondly. you
have not attem pied to bring Witnesses Of
dubious character to give dubious evidence in
support Of -FOUR case" He rebuked the de-
fendant for electioneering too near the polls
and fined him $3.50
Edward Lappier. charged with repeating. did
not answer his name whom called. His bail
was forfeited and the police are after him.
James A. Dooley. young man with a very
nne growth Of Titan hair. was put on trial for
making false canvass Of the returns in the
Nineteentb Election district Of the Second As
senS, di',.s, .i v9sr. he wa; Sh.i,%sp d
being pr MAY ynsrd, ihe democratic csedid.te
-yote is Fiven in the returns ior Bartlett tho
hepubliean candidate. Nov. we will prove By
eral votes were cast for b:n. and also that sew
ersl registered person. did not vote"
titled that be registered but did not vote.
4, Edward Gordon. ~ Roosevelt street; testified
was not sure about the names Of the Repnblle
nea hs h str.sS & isss r
took PARTICULAR notice OF Bartlett's name. and
Anthony Joseph .Boutete. son Of = former
witness. testified that he registered. but did
Daniel p. Ring Of 20 Cherry street said. that
Republican ticket He saw Dooley put the ballot
coSptsd his ballot % was Missing. mis- e came " 20
..,i Az asssd = where was was m, ny vote i9r Bartien
could not hnd iSsn Sss.d 6oSey to give We
me my vote. and said !. was not fair TO dis |
r. Ss T ,SS wS ssS
tbiphpg MI sha, to be thi odt. ws.st plan
@ fS,s to E.,an ESHI,ste yQu with your partyf" asked
no. / did not. only asked for my own
Timothy Dogsan. %, Cherry street testified
that he voted the strsight hepp6liean ticket
yeit street. testified that he voted a straight
Republican ticket. Thomas 3 Ring. 5U2
5sSn ssn.s ,c;.s S Ss' bs RsssSsas s
eept that he voted for the Tammany ,candl-
date for Senator. James Sullivan. II Roose-
welt street. voted the straight Republican
For the defence Dooley testified that 211 bal
lots were cast. and that all Of them were fo=
He couuted them three times.
ssv.n 40 KspaSssn {sa e. .d %l
=. can't explain H., was the reply. "Iknow
rightly declared. There was not a straight
Repu blican vote cast There may have been
eight Republican votes for Republican State
"a. but there was not vote for Bart
:, Docley said that he did not kno. until after
the election that prize Of a gold watch had
!rict casting the largest number OF votes for
m 81, 800 ofies 10 the second best. '
,orrobOrated Dooiey's statement as 20 the
number of votes cast and the fact that all were
was not Tightly giyenfs asked nr: weilmsn.
Ring kicked. Fay answered; and asked
to the Sass bs sn
: rcmarkable that every vote should be given
Bv what scheme OF legsrdsmain do you ac-
There thers was any iegerdemain 1t was done
You are ono of the indicted partiesf"
> Edward o'Donnell. another inspector; Isaac
7. Lynch. a poll clerk, and Edward CofIen-
IN der indictment gave similar ter,Imeny.
The jury found Dooley guilty. judge Barrett
'aid he would hear argument to- N orrow
f@s BsoSy s'S% Isnsndsd to &. romr
ay will be tried to-day.