New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-28
THE RASCILLI REPEATERS.
BYRNES HUNTING FOR MORE OF THEM
,,,osr ALREADY ARRESTED ARRAIGNED IN
POLICE COURT AND IIELp-pErECIlNE'
ON THE TRACK OF POLITICIANS
WHO INSTIGATED THE

The gang of Tammany "repeaters chus"' W
Central Office detectives on Friday laceu 'u'
Simms at the Essex Market Police Court s'''
dav morning on the records the names VI VI.
prisoners appeared as james Downs. Johh Du"''
caorge King Thomas Donovan, Patrick sullivan
cors,o Young Daniel Sweeney and James o'iS
r,s,ice Simms held the men In $1,000 bail each ioi
examination on Tuesday at p. m James "',''
also implicated in the alleged iIegal res'''
vas committed to the House OF Detention a. VIZ
ness ,,,-.,..
VIZ, tho men were arralgneJ Assistant District
Attorney O'Harc asked that Thomas BOWMAN :"
released on his own recogni2ance Justice H'i''"S
,1 ~. +bouqht II would be unwise AT TINS uhe
,r O,Iare also asked that Walsh be heFl "h'S
unon his own rccOgniZance. 1his, too' was
Later Walsh was held In the nominal pn" VI '
The Assistant District-Attorney sad 'h'' ""''"
had furnished the state with vaIuauie eN"'"'
SUPERINTENDENT I;yrnes had detectives III ""'N
irving TO find out the names OF the lami''S '''
80, u.orLsrs who had hired the prisoners To reg
,,or ui.callv ot A number Of polling places III 'n'
yIr,b Assembly District and 1t was eXpected U''
the guilty men would be arrested sooh' ''"'' 81
rests for registration frauds were nade VI" Wal
rants hv policemen in several precincts EeS'''u"S
morning .-. !
nanan cashr,an Of the seventh Precinct. for
,,,.i rocls,ration I'm the Id Assembly Dlstrlc'
,rA corrrlaint was made by George berrcr an
,oc,,or inspector It IS said that Allen register"
On October under his right name anu vi ''''
evening under the name or NlIIia" 'u'"7'
said he was drunk. and did no' Kho" ""'' '' W
doing In the. Essex Market Police court ~ was
h.,d in default OF 1900 for examination to-mor
row. ,, .oro
ct r-,so,ors accused Of registration frauds. "er"
orr,lrned At General Sessions. They were MIchael
Rovle James Mccormick and Arthur Miner, VIM"
alleged offences were con'''I'"'u D." W 49,, rt
eighth Election District OF the LIST A-S''i'"'S i7
,,,c,. lanes \. Coleman and Fountain Tomhs. rom
49, ,rhtr,ie,b Election District of the Min A.
.,,l,. District and Isaac Salten. from the I"'h-
-. a,,h Election District OF the Min Assembly
nie,ric, They were committed to the Tomhs' hd''
was fixed At $3.50"
John Price. a typical tramp was pfous" 49,,
Justice Hogan I'm the jefferson Market fohce our
charged by Edward Ralford. A hepupl''"" ''b'''''
clerk Of the Thirty-nrst Election District 'i inc
l., Assembly District. with false registration R'"
Nod r.cis,ered as living at No. u Sullivan-st RAD
ford lived ueNt door and knew the mouse /" - u
coIorod lodging house. He made an inNeStsato"'
and found that Rice ala not i've there. II" n.y.
ward discovered that Rice lived al No "N ''i9'
Tventv-seyenth-si Justice Hogan held Rlce 10.
examination
II was intimated 80 the Central once yesterday
that the police hal received Information OF r.
heating" schemes IN one or more Assembly ".S
trlcts on the Wet Side Mr.. Fyrn's d''"N'" q"
give any information concerning IN" matter '"'
said that he was doing everything posEip' /" pr
vent fraudulent registration. DETECTIVES ~''" a.
work investigating the registry hsis ana LOOKING
M "reucat.rs" just who w"rc back of III" men
arrested Friday Mr.. Byrncs would not t''. ''P-
tain ,;allaghcr OF the East Twenty 'sfc9hi 81
squad. and Captain Mar'cn* 81 ln' '"n ~~if,,
nith-st station whose precincts tah. I'D W. 80
tsserntlv District were lu consultation "ith ~
pcrintcndcnt Iyrn"s ~ the forenoon, ,,,,,,c,s q,
several other lpiains 'nlcl AZ h"AnIt', r s ~
IA. fuDruinl and Were iu conference WIN '"' 80