The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-27

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Miehs.i o.ay. vks wa sAasesd with falsely
/ reaistsrins On election day. wns tried before
| fudge barrett yesterday IN Oyerand Tsrminen
| TIE defendant while living n TIE Tonbs
i prison, registered ~ voter IN the Thirty
ninth Election district Of the Second Assem-
bly, district John T. Fallen. Warden Of the
| Tombs. testified that Cady was committed to
the Toube on Aus. IL 1897. By Commissioner
Edward @ sheshy. and that he vas In the
prison on the day Of registration. Cady vns
| at liberty to 20 out when he wished He acted
| - messenger and was not In confinement.
Cedy. Who IL about 90 years old. testified
that for the past seven Years he had made the
Tombs his home. and that he thought he had
right TO vote
Justice Barrett charged The jury that the
defendant had no right 10 register ss voter
and treat the Tombs ~ . residence The
jury found . verdict Of guilty.
Then Patrick Douehsrty and Frank Alter
pleaded guilty to rssisterins from the Tombs.
The entire system ofksepins the men At
the Tombs N very loose. and I cannot UNDER
stand H." said Justice Barrett They have
made the prison . boarding house. and this
must be stopped. II Il is only calling sttsn-
too TO THE state. Of Affairs. these trials will
Justice Barrett said that he did not intend
x. .ns ga i ,S X: ;s:: "" B. ..
s:S. !. n. he % sh,y
guilty in the other Tomhs cases viii be with
William n. Kubis vss then called. He was
. poll clerk In the election district where Dun
sns x. vas 70 se wiS
making proper entries In his book Of the
Which EetsS: IO%
the Indictment was dismissed.
:, Michael =. Fey. vho vas an Inspector in the
semhiy district, and Thomas Harold. an In.
spector Of the Eighteenth Election district OF
b. their bonds%sn, Harold gave irssh ns bail
Far was committed TO the Tombs. Both are
new jury Vas 10 a tsy Joseph T.
Ferris charged with illegal voting IN the Forty
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ton district Of the SANG Assembly district.
George Msbrsison. Republican election in,
under the name Of Charles smith Of ip4 West
EoSrth stree. .woss mat fsrr: aid i no. live i've
th srs but that Ghs w; smith who pohsd
csTt Soss ooalS r.e
o The dstsnd ES - the man who voted .s
Mccieiiand. hi. counsel stood IN IN court bSs
Which In the man on trial 2, asked Kane.
Frank Golden. Chairman Of the board OF
election INSPECTORS, svors that he. did not
man thsp produced . document which the
description OF the real Charles Smith.
NJ "Rtd you write this description ?" thundsrsd
nl tn. yt ma hssAt'd little and then re-
William Crosbie. AZ election inspector Of tho
Thirty-f Election district, testified that
Eerris voted there. f.rrts denied his guilt.
Thursday.
Roger Jackson. colorsd. WAS tried for swear
Ing falsely that he was totally blind when
he voted in the Forty-seventh election district
Fl the Eighth assembly district: Witnsss
rsmonstratsd with Jackson and told him hs
Jackson replied that II was ali right" Frank
Golden. an election inspectoJ testified that he
that ths defendant made TIVE or three attempts
WAS blind. The defendant denied that he had
taken any OATH He stated that he was not
not able TO fold the ballots and had to be as
sisted. Julia Jackson. his sister testified that
her brothers sight was weak. jackson was
convicted and got two years.