New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
10 FILL MKANES PLACES.
cRAVESEND TOWN BOARD WILL
MEET TOMORROW.
,s,,rx BECOMING UNEAsY-THE BOSS TO BE
. .pRa1GNED FOR SENTENCE TOMORROW
SHERIFF BUTTIING SAYS THAT JAIL
KEEPERS misunderstood HIS
ORDERS.


ORDERS.
,oh, V McKane will be arraigned before Juose
80. for sentence tomorrow morning. Sheriff
n,ing will take him from Raymond street Jan
court House an hour 50 before the court
!" ~ enecial force of police will be on duty 10
,, disorder in the corridors ana inc court
-, NcKane's counsel will make "ot'o' loi
u trial before sentence is pronounced II Is
nv" .|,,ol that this will be granted \ plea for
,,i.atod sentence will be made on the srouhu
- ,cKane was not a registry oficer' out was
''o'' ,i,te1 of aiding and abettlns the registry
as IN violating the election laws Inc jury
w., f,r mercy will also be urged. AFTER sentence
= nronounced an application for cerl"ca'e o'
-, that will act stay or proceedings Pe"u-
AZ, an appeal to the General Term VIII DE nhaoe
."e come Judge of the Supreme Court II no stay
-, 10 secured the prisoner VIII be sent 10 PRISON
ot once An appeal can be taken at any ''''e
within twenty days j.
The resignation OF Mckane as supervisor OF
l.,..se,d was forwarded 10 the Town 'ierh !eS'eI-
Sa 4 special meeting Of the Town Board Will De
,.1 tomorrow to fill the vacancy IL Is eApec'eu
NAT Conrad Stubenbord Will be elec'eu u INC
@o. II is his son. Conrad Stubenbord Jr' VINO Is
- Indictment for misconduct as a registry Oh
-. The father is not under indictment 1t Is
v,ac,ei that Police Sergeant Murphy VIII sue
caed McKane as Chief of Police OF Era'esehu' Nc
t,sne's counsel was busy yesterday i'll piep"'N'e
for
I,du.srd NJ Shepard the chief prosecuting oncer
= &, Xvoshinpton Yesterday. He said before ne
", +hot one of the election inspectors indcteo
,.h NcKane would next be tried. The indictment
an which McKane was convicted joined MN WI"
1nspectors Morris Murphy and bro"i"i', II, ' ,
misconduct charged one of them VIII nne 81 the
rid next unless ii is decided 70 u: O"v 80 ~. r
Justices OF the Peace. r; V Il; NewDor n;;racv He
the Indictment charging MN Nh - Wck ane in the
&C. the next most prominent man 70 NV re aobiv
Is u' md was formerly a member OF Assembly
Newton was in Washington yesterH h ,nefence With
Hill and try 20 get nm 10 uuSeUnns from going TO
Governor Flower to prevent Mchahe i'''i' e0'"e "
stae me nersons indicted for election frauds Will be
orraisned in the Court of oyer and Iermner , on
Tuesday and day VIII be hNeT ar 9l 8 TWO Weeks
.'r Varch but will probably not SIT 10 try 'ne ne
I i,nn fraud cases 1t is reported that some OF
l.,e ~ hecon,ng uneasy lest the men they nave
given bonds for will think that tner neai. of of
anTt% bv some Of the indicted men is regarded
as suspicious There are also fears lna' rWo
IN order to get off free. But there have peeh Fu-
mors of this before which proved untrue, ., vo.
4 report was in circulation YESTERDAY thai f nc,
kane had escaped from Raymond street jan, pu'
II proved to be false Sheriff Buttling sad yes' FL
osii: No more favors than the humblest man IN the
}ai Most of the day and until late at hgi' ne ne 10
not had a dozen words with him since he came,
He looks well and eats ms food MIN nIayed
l
lew xames of dominos last night When he IS not
engaged with his friends ana counsel ne Is - ~ en-
lock and key. | have not excluded newspaper iiIel Ell
from the fail one two of my Keepers nave causeu
~ much ANNOYANCE by not thoroughly comprehenu-
in nv orders McKane said he did not desire 10 Ia
,n9 ~ newsDapers so | nave respected MS WISH
Bin, have given instructions that all cards are 10
be taken to him. so that ne can see or MOI see
whom he pleases. -. - L,ous
WcI<ane has only seen those whom he knows
wn;I Many residents of Gravesend nave caileu 10
SEE him and have given him fruit and flowers.
The Sheepshead Bay Methodist Episcopal sunday
school will miss Superintendent Mckane to-day.
The Rev ]. ". Saunders. father-in-law OF NC
Kanes SON has written this letter 10 the Edltor OF
The Floral Park Island" In regard 10 McKane s
religious habits: - .,.o -,
"As a constant reader OF your paper have al
vays found its editorials evincing disposition 70
stand by the truth far as the truth can be
known | am therefore surprised at It's anIinad-
which are evidently based on newspaper tax
instead of d personal acquaintance with the
man himself The Island has frequently or late
alluded 10 his Sunday school SUPPLEMENTARY and
mis- loud praying, the last issue containing this
sentence: The superintendent Of a Sunday school
and the yociferous leader of the weekly prayer-neet
ing In correction of the above permit me to say
that his office Of superintendent has never been
sought by him. while his successive elections for
nous by both officers and teachers. As TO his
leadership in the prayer-meetings desire TO say
that. having been his pastor for three years.
have never known him 10 pray aloud a single time
and he has never once led the weekly prayer meet
ing during my pastorate. Respectfully,
"New-York City. Feb. 10. 1884,