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

called His name was Joseph G rard. H. was ex-
amincd as follows by Mr. Su h"rland:
Q.-Where do y,u live? Al NJ. - CrosDy-SI,
Q.-Whai is your occupation Al am "'u-
O"Were YOU a watcher at the election last fan?
Ayes. sir. for the Republican parry. .o, g.,
ON what poing-pace? A.Where N@.e sh :"
Spring-st.. near Crosby few doors from ''o'''
Judd tn.rH You You Know the policeman there? A-By
LOOKS %w pn I he say To- YOU? Ale told me to
get outside .hc rail- IL said had no business be-
Q.LWhat lid you do? Al went out. OF course
had to listen to h hiGto ,-yos sir. when Mr.
M Gd ci yD% IL lie P sa must go inside behind
the rail did So and the officer put me out again
/ Then MIR Murray went to the police captain VINO
said must be- allowed to stay behind the rail-
"t5l How IpS long were YOU kept out? About an
Cir Nicq had questions to ask So So MI Mr.. Sn IN.
Q.~Wherr do YOU live? AT No. 80 East
3"How long have you lived there? AFor six
Q."Where did you live before that? Alt No.
Sl5 East Seventy eighh-si.
Q-What is your business? Al am cigar
o%wcrc YOU an official in the last election? A
tiS en District TS Of P the XXif Assembly District
! Q-Who were the policemen in charge there?
wa! did YOU that was W G5'S, Vim MIN
voters to fold their ballots.
WINNING At CRIME.
o-wherc was the policeman? About five
or six steps away
Odd he see this Ayes. sir
Q-Did any one ask these heclers 70 80 into the
booths with the voters? A.-No, sir. The heelers
entered the polng-piacc with the voters; they
QISDM he nspessiOTs ask them to go into the
| Q~Dd the h,cers take any OATH A.-No: sir.
| G-Were the men blind or disabled? \ No. sir.
&0d tn s,o DosS1% 3SI. aT M Tire , r
Q-Who stopped It? Al mad kick went TO
'n Joseph SR" B"Sapar the next nc.s from the
lid Assembly District. He voted AZ 10 27l Rro3me;
st. in the Third Election District Mr.. sutherland
DID you know the policeman there A.-No.
% We're You waicher there A.-Ycs sir.
Then Mr. Murray and Mr smith cane along. Tina,
go behind the rail. They said ! had a right to go
In there. The officer said h. had "r,iers t. keep
gave teh him the order IL said eap'nn
Sns as FG iS TS' allowed to 20 'o""' ~ '
| Q-Who was the police captain? A-pevcry.
WEST SIDE EPISODE.
Evidence concerning fragrant crime. abe;ted by the
police on the West Side. was then given 10y John
H. Trewhella intelligent young man lie was
examined by Mr. Sutherland thus:
O-Where do YOU live AIT 40. 536 Eeventh-ave
O-Where do YOU vote An tn" Second Elec-
ton District Of the XvIIth Assembly District
,ioTIo Al waE the Republican Inspector there
o-And as such were also a registry officer? A.
Yes sir. ,. ..
DO YOU remember when some houses were
burned In West FOrty-seccnd and West Forty mrs;
sts shortly before the election? A-fes SIR II
was october Is - 49,. ,..o
S""1id they vote in the election district
Anime moved to houses IN thc sam 'irc'H, M y.
trci nine moved ont of the district ana did hDt
vote and seven moved out OF the district but sWoIr
i'm their votes there. although they hdd no f'sH'
Wo uo their removal talked Of the registration
d,yy2 A-Yes sir on Two registration days ON
Election Day Thomas j. Mccain. the ttilh.liIs
chairman OF The Board Of Inspectors, Sdlh the mon
| had n right TO vote whether they haI mover gu,
| ~ rho Election District not. told him that /
had examined the law and knew they nag no tish,
to vote after moving out OF me S.tlc , III hin,
,b., ~ the men took oath that they would re
turn 10 the district to live "lthh year '"ey
could vote. ,,,oo ,,ore e,,rtled ai
.,t1 as,onnding law ostensibly laid down by th'
resident Of Police BOAfd MI. .Slco' a. -,
mat The testimony about this be strl'k.n o,t' a
! {, ras nerfectlv incredible that MI Mirth sipil
! 80 eaIt ANYTHING Of the kind. Senator l'cNo"
r",lied that the committee would nave 10 JuuE
| i,f,h,, Tor itself and refused To nav" IN" ""i"'
expunged. The witness Wa theh "SN'" !" ~ "
W.. Kan, I0.s6 o'clock Patrick Whcahan came III u
o," lie had lived al no 80 West Forty -ss.cpnl-
q but moved to Anst'i IA -aNr, "iao,,tI 90,
,hird or NInety-fourth SIS. silp ~ 'oti, ny
'hi" ,r.a rtb.r iusp,ctOrs said yes, NJ could
Hoiiorred his vote when he had MS pdIi",S' na'
nunrc {, in had the Policeman aIr'H. MN
Mccain. the chairman Oh '' IIe came hack and
: lnr ,,. Captan Price had allowed IN" man . 20
The captain said they coull not noI nun ,ore nt
other six rgen voted. "i'r, ns nn use int / chal.
'anreJ them all and they sworr ~ M, ,i' ~ %, ,o.
a. nv Senator SaXton).-N nhl o' ~ - -