The evening world., 1894-02-27
JUCGLED The BALLOTS
Continuation of the Trial Of Eleo-
ton Law Violators.
Strong Testimony Against James J.
DOOle".
More Votes Counted Than Were Cast
and All Were "Maynard.o

- 49, - ~ r-
many ballot-box suffers. Seven of the
men indicted for election frauds were
a,,n,tnI 90 In ,ho ro,r, ~ ovor ana
hl''"'c" 10 !" 'he 'ourt u Oyer a Z
Term,nar yesterday. and to-day thu
trials were prnin taken I'm.
C,,,r, rnrysnod NJ IN N n.c,ock and tbs
Our, convened at io"o ciock. anu INC
judicial chamber was crowded with
ward workers and hcelcrs. John 8.
Gnynn wns called first Inv Assistant Dis
trict-h'torncy Nellman to plead to q |
new Indictment for unlawful e,ectionecr-
inc IIa rio,ded not g,,i,,v
ing lie pleaded not guilty
Bernard MCFarland's was the case
next allied. He had been indicted for
unIa n olectionecrinp and through bi. ,
counsel. Attorney Fred Il, House, with
drew "A former plea OF not guilty n en-
;erel one OF guilty. awe HOUSE
ne thought would actuate the Court In
iI"r,s,.' rs,J p"' iet,.r "r from III Nb Kirh.
crook, one Of the extraordtnary Grand
Jurors who had found the Indictment
against McFariand, Ii told Of the
writer's long acuIiaintance with McFar-
land. and hts knowledge that the d.
PENDANT had worked MANY wears for
II. H.. Claim x co. and Hilton.
Hughes & 90. The juror made'
sentence in Mel ia rlnnd's cas- Another
letter was offered from the Peter COOPER
Council, Legion Of Honor. of which or
ganiaation Mcfarland is treasurer, Dur
Ing his administration as treasurer. Nc
l'arlaud has handled $3.50. 900. ,If
Mr.. HOUSES plel was Il powerful one
Judge Barrett said he entirely agreed
with ali Mi. House said. Headed that
Mctarland's crime was not Inherently
wicked. THAT OF the repeater he. re-
Sdrupd as "A STIss crime, and there
hould he n clear discrimination In the
two cases. He Thought it fair TO simply
punish MGFerland by firing him $3.50
INC result, OF a canvass OF the ballots.
rate Tnts T triai' Before nsGS; H the df imry was Z im sepn-
clird the bail bond in the case Of Edward
Llrrnlnn. an alleged repeater. was de-
RI" Trial of 6o "hTie; was nt then pa continued.
4 warrart was at once issued FOR Lipp-
| Election District of the Second Assemhiv
District.
would SHOW that in the Nineteenth EIec-
ton District ri voters had cast their
ballots. and that when the baiiot-box
il was shown on the ballot returns, that
the FL votes had all been cast for May
nnri for Judge of Court of Appeals. A
number OF respectable citizens viii
swear they voted for Bartlett in that
election district.
George y. Bouttcte. an oyster cook
! II mo 1rOlnrp ltXGnlnVp. ana I1VtnK az
", Roos.yeIi streat. was the frat Wines
for Tho rroserution He testiHed thaf
although he w,e Ieeistered, he 5dfd mot
vote. Mir. Wel,man expiained that Ire
autire number Of votes registered in thS
Nineteenth Election District OF tine Sec
onI Assembly was III ara the faise
re,,rns NJ ,hs totoj nnmher NJ votes casf
was FL. whereas it COULDN'T have sbcen
so when Eo,Ittata aid not vote
~ icdward Gor,inn cip,r des,er. -
Roosevelt street. swore he voted q
STRAIGHT RenubIican ticket He said nr~-
yibmsjv' in opswer 70 Mr. Weiimsn.s
question. that he believed he voted for
Mr.. Bartlett for Judge of the Court Of
Doubt in the witness's mind inducSd Az
torney Walsh to c-ross-examine him with
uncommon Closeness. ~. ~
David Toomey, a Custom.House Ia
borer. living at Il Roosevelt street, said
he voted in the district and deposited q
straight Republican ticket.
Anthony Bouttete, son of George w.
Routtet". swore that he did NOT vote AZ
the last election. although he had res
istered.
and a Republican watcher. said he voted
n straight: Republican ticket. He handed
his ballot to Dooley. who put IL into the
box When he heard Dooley
that tho entire Oh votes were cast FOR
the Democratic ticket he protested.
Timothy Dugan, a 'longshoreman. liy-
ing at - Cherry street. sWore that ho
voted the Republican ticket Straight.
viii the execution of the Republican
candidate for senator He Voted n
pqSter for John =. Ahearn for Senator
instead Of tine Republican candidate.
Other witnesses called who t~estified to
voting the keptlblican ticket either by
, Tltter or STRAIGHT were William Smith.
, Of 81 Roosevelt street; Thomas #. Ring.
: 26l Pearl street; Thaddeus #. CornefL
IL MIX street. lanes Henry. 81 EOOaA-