New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-15
MANY REGISTRY PRISONERS.
NEARLY ALL THOSE ARRESTED BY
MCULLAGHS MEN DISMISSED.

The police courts were busy yesterday with cases
arising of last weeks registration. One of the
prisoners was Tammany captain. He is Anthony
w Miller. a clerk employed in the Registers office
living No. las West Thirty-third-st. He was ar
raigned Jefferson Market court by Patrolmau
Lustbader, of the West Thirtieth-st. station. and
Deputy Superintendent of Elections Fuchs charged
with dsorderly conduct at the polling place No
l43 West Thirty-third-st, Saturday night. Mil
ler1s the Tammany captain in that election district
1t stated to Magistrate Cornell by Chairman
Burns of the Board of Inspectors that Miller was
in the polling place, and when James A. Ford, who
was arrested Friday night for a similar offence
was admonished not TO challenge electors promscu-
ously Miller raised disturbance and was warned
three times to stop before his arrest ordered.
Miller denied that he asked to keep quiet
and declared that he was on the sidewalk in front
Of the booth when he was arrested. The defend
ants lawyer Vincent A. Vickery. did not conduct
the examination TO suit the Magistrate. who said
Il have been the bench for five years and have
heard many election cases. but 1 never heard one
poorly conducted. The defendant has right
make an explanation. irrespective of his counsel
if he fit" The attorney promised to follow the
rulings of the Court and the proceeded. Mil
Ter held for Special Sessions, and was paroled
in the custody of his counsel until to-day to give
bal.
Joseph Lossrido of No. III Mulberry-st who was
arrested on Saturday evening a charge of Illegal
registration the Seventh Election District of the
With Assembly District complaint of Deputy
Green, of John McCulagh's staff. was discharged
in the Centre-st police court yesterday by Magis-
trate Brann. the deputy refusing to make
plant against the prisoner. At the time OF the
arrest it was suspected by the deputy that Loss
rido's naturalization papers were not correct In
court the deputy said ne was now satisfied the
papers were all right
Martin Dermody. hfty-four years old, who lives
at the Arion Hotel, lodging house at No. 2.3Sl
Third-ave.. arraigned before Magistrate Crane.
in the Harlem police court, by Deputy Superin-
tendent Crow, of McCullagh's staff. charge of
Illegal registration. Dermody registered in the
Seventh Election District of the XXXIVth Assembly
District on Saturday night. and said he born
in the United States. He challenged, and then
said he was born in Hamilton Canada Dermody
insisted to Magistrate Crane that there had been
Inlstakethat he had lived in the United States for
tWeuty-slX years and naturalized in Chicago
ne was discharged with a warning not 10 vote.
dInes Haney, twenty-four years Old OF No. AIS
h1lsntn-aYe. was arrested Saturday in the Thir-
Iy-sixth Election District Of the XXIst Assembly
District, charged with registering Illegally. He
Elections, as he showed naturalization papers OF
this year and was understood TO say that he had
only been IN the country for three and half years
hahey told Magistrate Crane, in the Harlem po-
lice court, yesterday. that he had been here seven
years and that the papers were straight" He
was paroled until Wednesday
Georse .. Rafter. theological student twenty
Iour years old living at No. 175 Ninth-ave was a
prisoner at forkville Court yesterday a charge