New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-06
NOVEMBER GRAND JURY SWORN IN

NOVEMBER GRAND JURY SWORN IN
MCULLAGHs ELECTION CASES TO BE CON
sIDERED-JOHN P. FAURE THE FOREMAN.
The Grand Jury for November was sworn in YES
terday by Recorder Gof in Part OF General SEES
sions The foreman OF the Grand Jury Is John p
Faure, an importer. at No. Sc Franklin-st Mr.
Faure was Commissioner of Charities under ex-
Mayor Strong. Recorder Con- said that there were
1863 cases pending action. He also said that II the
evidence was sufficient should be indicted
but no cases of personal spite In relation to debts
should be entertained for moment Foreman
Faures associates are
Simon Adler. real estate. No. 1856 Broadway; Sew
mour H. Geary broker. No. IS War-st; Ezekiel G.
NJ. Rand. retired, No 1O1 West Eighty-third-st
James B. Ford, vice-presldent. No. Murray-st
James L Libby agent No. g LiDertyst Nathan
s Pike 6ekt NO +
Thqmas Key . real estate No POS East Esnty
No g East Forty second Frederick G Rogers
eller. No y Maiden Lane; Emanuel Appel milf
n ners No No. 81 BenGn nu
ary No west t. jonas M sefI6 6
merchant No IS eonards TheodoTe rem Mar Afnei in
of Bde B5 mpDper q N6
ma ST. and Mshasi Greenspeeht retired
81. The Grand Jury reported TO Recorder Golf about
T oeocb b.d and h was stated that number OF
tendsnt Mcculagh's office to be placed IN the
idHus VI ms CeputlsS
VOTERS IN WITH WILL BE PROTECTED
The votes In the With Assembly District will he
poHed early this year, and to-day the Republicans
in the district are urged to go to their respective
polling places early as possible the earlier the
better. James f. March, the district leader in or
interview yesterday said that he was Of the onip
Ion that violence would not be rampant In the dis
trict, and that cool heads would prevail at the
polling places.
Policemen and marshals are at the polls " he
said. and they there not alone to nreserva
the sanctity OF the ballot but also to protect cttt
Gems in exercising their rights There may be some
attempts made TO shut out Republicans from Vnt
my part shall see to it that ali pc IGa on,
one who neees @ Them In VIM any
The Italians are going to vote straight Repub-
Thus far the Democratic powers in the With bav.
discharged eight Republican italians from N the
Street Cleaning Department, and have In Various
ways endeavored to keep the peaceable RenuS9
Means away from the polls telling them that there
to cast their ballots. 4p''@'A Hce
ARRESTED BY MCULLAGH DEPUTIES
Deputies OF Superintendent McCuilaRh vestsrd.v
maze several arrests in cases where warrants bod
been obtained on evidence of illegal res,str.,,ou
Martin Findic. of No. sos Columbus ave was haIa
In the West Side Court In s. 900 bail for eran,n.
uoh. Evidence was presented to show that he bss
registered for the primary election In rroorI,
iast summer. and had given the Brighton Reach
Hotel as his residence. He declared that tho rano-s
forgery. T''ioIies was
Emigio Mendino. who registered from No 81
Vest Th II was held at the Jefferson Msrkst
court In tlV0 bail He is charged wth.iiie9ai rse
isration by deputies. who declare that his Son ~
at No. 23I East Seventieth-st ~ ''e Us
Several persons who Were arrested for ,,,,
Illegal registration were discharged by the Masis
rates on testimony which seemed 10 show t1bs,
me persons had the right vote One az ira
was John Harrigan. railroad switchman WIZ
had slept in shanty in West Seventy -fourt 81
Of r.
soaa Young Mems Christian Association In West
.e .seeondst. and had registered from ths