New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-24
FOR ELECTION FRAUD
THE MEN INDICTED BY THE GRAND Jlh
GET BAIL.


FIFTEEN OF THEM ARRESTED AND THREE Mo''D
NOT Fo1-ND-THE ALLEGED OFFENCES COM
MrrrED IN TIE xITITH AND XxIIID
ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS.
Fifteen of the men who were indicted by the
Grand Iurv of the Court of oyer and Terminer
on Fridav were taken to the District-Attorney
office Yesterday to give bail. but one OF them
was arrested so late that he had to be locked np
in the Tombs The Central Office detectives az
rested twelve Of the men during Friday night
and the other three were found yesterday Ihere
were said TO he three more indicted men VINO
had not been found last evening. All OF the"'
are charged with violations of the election law
Several Of them are election inspectors ana h"\e
been indicted for felonies under the law Inc
others are charged with misdemeanoIs.
Most of the offences were committed In the
Thirtv-sixth Election District of the NllIth As-
semblv District. and in the Fourth Election plS-
trirt Of the NNIGId Assembly District The III
spectors are accused Of allowing voters 10 enter
The voting booths without taking the prescribed
oath. and the voters are charged with entering
the booths without taking the oath
The prisoners were taken to the pistrlct-A'-
tornc,'s office early in the day To have theH
bonds approved. and Judge lnSrahdm later ad-
n,ittod them to bail. Dock Commissioner Pheldn
was bondsman Tor the men who live IN the
XXIIld Assembly District Appended Is the list
Of the indicted men who had been arrested
yesterday:
James Connor. aged thirty-threc. an advertising
agent OF 80 suGoikI; ,aid 10 h1yc .l lc, 9@fn am n
,,ste4 late iu the afternoon ana locked up \ the
Villain Eean. aged dfty-two. OF No. 536 West
rt t-t / % fl--f
u,l,l1r. hailrd in 5000 by Philip Iarcy grocer "t
N"i Noi 10 ~, Vo ,e VT F6rty-sxth-st valued al
SG.51 ani mor,ga@ci for slgO. -,
J5ha Foley. aged tyhye Of NO. 29 We.t Ign
tv-th.rI-st. q voter Indicted for misieinesIq5t'
isIta-cI oa $500 ban fIra 'hei by box cemmis-
Her James j. PheaG 9l No: % Mee' pr3Teriy
Al No. i5, ana 40 Vet Twenty -hrh-st valued at
M5p..-ave. N5T.' iii val V2inSd ,i' At 500 -
John +. callasAer aged forty; Of .., No "a ", W,
fcony. ana held $50 ball -, 90, W.
John H. C;rasser aged thi!iy-ogr OF No; :" ~
moanor. released N N.0o bail furnished by Con-
,icsree HartmSn. aged ,wenty,seyen. Of No -;
West Tweuty-nlnth--t. election Inspector. indicted
lor ser l@' of 3d. S' M Wasi st ~ 59n
qualified in prop,riN NJ ". ~ S'..'h ave- W"
Acvlndcr Jandrcw. aged thfy-nme' of No. 'V-
Am>terdam-aye. election Inspector. iniic'ei Tor or
E.-Erl. a mAnutac,urer. ~ 30 3o7 West Eighty
49, ,, .,'ta .s security his dwelling house
valued at t;n"o AMI morteascd Tor NN"" W.
r.,'Sfy1.'tirisi .lctt,on inspector indicted for
5'' , ri.J on s. -. hali furnished by com
IN ,na. = Lccman. arcI fo-'y-two, Of 10 %
d,mr,nor released on si..', bail furnished by Com
James Mann. ,rci forty nine Or Eighty -'h.Td-;st
ana !he Nor'a River. Voter iiDi'I VI = - -lnl,''
in.au5r. 5000 bah furnished hy commissioner
.aie u re,ei asei iair'y.Ho Of ,>G.,e3 N2 80
for 4 felony. 3 lo ball furnished by De!m4n Mpi
gatc as 'cc,irity that house. valued az tl2ce
James : Quinn, aged twenty nv" ~ No ~. W.s'
incs,.of anI nl.I,i n 400 by jo4u Gsnmcr.
James Quinn. ag"l mn nm, ~ No. -l9 w.
arI biicI In 81 90 by CommssiYner rh'ian
Jolp j. Ryan. aeei t""n} hFe ~ no. '.l w. w.
tt' = an .shcI hy Frederick Rabbc. liquors. y
So ~ Crenre.,' ga' q"@ln,i IN p,,aFss.o'y a" No.
Join Whitman aged thr',- four. % 80 20
!3ayi Mg. ''' b1 '''' go FURNISHED by comm.ssioner
IoIn + Gallagher james +. Quinn Michael -
Pr-.oll ana ,;'-ors" Hartman we're al .l"cuon n
Nfur assembly, District They are charged with
allowing voters io Fo INTO the polls without al
I.n-s . Wh5man. Alonzo KING and Alexander
Jauirew wrf- ali D.! ~ or %, NJ r,,a ,
are four udic'mcnt- AGAINST each Tn SAM chargeS
are made against them that are ""'r against 'he
Jofn Ell, : charged with going into election
hnoth w.,aout having qualified 10y the propef oath.
~ M .,,inaanor under section q *. sub "f the
p.r.i code Ilc voted loo The Fourth Election DIS
tr..t ~ tua NNIfId Assembly District. .
lanes Mann wa9 indicted on N" same charE". -
voted IN ihc Fourth Election District Of the NNllid
Assembly District ,.,.. IL,
Thomas f. Iernan. a former "Ncisr inspector "
charged with going INTO booth win a M Mvo,'r 70
,norn the proper oath had not heon adm!ns,'r.d'
IN the Fourth Election btirc' o. the NH'li' ~
ttmbly Di-tTi.t ,. -.
John j I;tln was Indicted on ID" sim" charge az
tho prr.eiin. The or nee was committed III me
Thiry-sixth Election District Of IA" Min As
james S QUINN was also indicted on a r,TI,,. similar
charge Tho offence WIS committed N me ihlIV-
sixth Election District Of The KILN Assembly us
trict ,..
James Quinn was charged with the samc offence
I'm the Four,h Election District of tn" NNlIld rs
scuhly Dgf"Iet
William Egan Was charged with falsely swearing
that hc wa blind before he was accompanied 10
voting booth hy another man. sympathy was "A-
pressed for him Yesterday. because ~" was 20 near
is blind that hc had 10 be led Ike a blind man
District Attorney Fellows d.d not announce tn"
time when the indicted men Will bc compelled to