New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31
TO TAMMANk .
1t Is Dangerous To Be Concerned
in Election Frauds.


In connection with the warnings posted by
the Republican County Committee Throughout
the city list Of men who were convicted OF
election fraud in 1894 together with what nap
pened to them was issued yesterday in state
ment bv NJ. Linn Bruce This tabulation is in
tended for the consolation of Tamnany's under
ground workers in the present campaign MI
Bruce said:
Tarnmany corruption at the polls had reaened tne
depth that is periodically ntoetaeiS ~ ennbIicans
and Democrats. could no longer aolde tns Si5st
for justice Of the Court Of Appeals. The DEM
cratic candidate was Isaac H IaynsrG io roII M
a majority New-York for Maynard ta s Sts+
SHt Bsrlef tnS wa ana 9fectsd iO'
The Republican Club Of the City fT Of n deS a
movement Immediately after the elScuon -. a
foateTs and perjurers seventy-fve indictments
eTS hsnqsd f do"R Dy Inc sbb was most active
in Collecting the evidence The prosecution was
conducted by Assistant District Attorney Francis
At the same time. in Brooklyn, William J. Gay1or
ton Of John +. McKane the King Of Coney Isl
and" and boss Of Gravesend. together with a num-
The following is list Of those convicted during
the months Of February and March lSSi'
JOHN Y. KANE charged with conspiracy to faIsify the
Tsgsrs a.5 lists . OF , The t6 9n % Of aNesn
vas less than eight thousand Vet upon the rssstra
3n h Isea OF Eorsrs me a I naes Ncsps vas
sentenced to years Sing Sing.
o'n;sass aHRR assn Sso @
Justice KENNETH F SUTHERLAND. alcElans bench
Police Justice R 2. V NEWToN McKane hsnchman.
CHARLES f. MORRIS Gravesend inspector Of elections
six months in the penitentiary-
the panitentiar9 and 500 Sns
WILLIAM LYON and VICTOR BAUsENwEIN. NeKans
a H' e5eS -FOUR months IN the psni'sn'a7 and -"
FREDERICK BADER. M-Kane hsnchnaan. I've months
in h usAuit anri nj due
JOIN " N gIP Y MQETqX ssqERIS JoEN brow
in Gravesend three months in the psnitentiary and
GARRETsoN MORRIS. wAsHLEGToN I TITLE.
JOHN NJ CCNLIFFE, WILLIAM H STEWART.
iT oY "a n HAELAN o. s61 aa
henchms- Of NoKans in Ciravesend twenty-nine days
in Jail each
JAMES b DooLEY. chairman OF the board Of election
Id Assembly District Of -YorE--POics justice |
Patrick DzSer "a t IN nv sIa.tjo sistrfs. was
271 reported. and MAYNARD received 2II votes a
appeared from the evidence That D1ys5 R1d 9
count TIE largest gsrfenfae v5 ca yTe s Tnr
MICHAEL : FAY election inspector in the same poIlins
place with James Dooey and henchrnan Of Div
fenced f01 o Ss years Sa sn a, i siHs sns
ROGER JcKs3 gasa WITH p. s ysee4 fi hs Eo f97,
T Tl[F two years in sing sing
''st t.atiar !! and Il $500; 800 me rss-D''
PETER NEVILLE. chief election inspector v % tne
eighth Election District 0f J9 tb N ps1St box
District convicted OF JdlllStlNb WIN 'lI- 800
one year in the penitcntiaTy.
JOHN A DrTPHY in the TW r7t, ,J El.s
with falling 10 administer the proper cam 20
Gussted aid in marking their ballots in the bo"th
rr,>>-Is F,r-cEIFI INSPECTOR Eighteenth E1sc
ton District the I'D Assembly District: charged
1soaG al John MIN Rey When he knew the person
not Iohn Reilly he having known the real John |
$500 me.
MICHAEL CODY. charged with false REGISTRATION He
"A prisoner in tie 1 oulpS ana Was doNTu ~ - |
out on registration day; He save his residence q: /
to residence in prison Thirty days in the Peni-
JAMES RUE. charged With perjury in taking cath Of
total h4dneS5 IN IunPhy eteoon us a1,b1r r1a
could 60 int the booth with hum and water hin |
sr5 be- e sa out he six i months IN the entsntary
circumstances: thirty days in the renitentiary.
join M g4n 99 8 ss yois n.s sS
MICHAEL IALLY. policeman. charged With eleetioaeer
ing T 6Iet o F2 6e i ps assembly blstrc nea $50
WILLIAM H BLAZE EIiASCIs o, WO2 90 s1f
TioMAs Ds,r MAR9 zoe t ASSEMBLY II D te chaa
with s i fSe penSnsr and si6o ne each
JOSEPH ANDERSON nSPff s s,. 56s Ef ptstf6
rbarge5 With NEGLECT duty in failing TO that
tbS 5ooths We're improperly placed; hned $3.50.
HARDING inspector in t4s 61tirs tfhFs
neglect Of duty, fned $500
JOHN : GEEGAN eharsed with eleet;qnesTiHg within III,
the polling pIaSG 1 ~ ' Rssebiv pistrct fined $50
T. irspectors Election
Tistr,t ~ the I'D Assembly District. charged with
technicai neglect Of duty; nned $500 each
rPrDrRICK ZINGRELIE. ". II. ROONEY and
CHARLES MKENNA, inspectors In the F1fty-irst
f,srSr Dstrict of the Assembly District charged
snecdeav that they had registered thiryetsht votes
whereas he had received forty votes.
snd mat thev overlooked number OF pasteTs';
year and ten months and $3.50 fine each
THOMAS ATMAIoN inspector In the Twenty.sxth Elec
with administering illegal oath: one year In the
pententiary
While the trials in progress. the following
prominent members and officers OF Tammany Hall
suffered from diseases requiring treatment at vari
Gus resorts distant from New-York:
RICHARD CROKER. angina pecoris: treated in Texas
and Arizona He left no address 70 the public when
he boarded the train.
Mayor GILRON- prosrstion. requiring months
vacation in Chicago and other Western parts.
Police Justice PATRICK DIVER dangerous ailments
California in a hurry.
MICHAEL. DAILY. Commissioner OF Public Works in
nammatory rheumatism Hot Springs.
LARRY DEI.MOUR. rheumatism; Springs. Ark
Police Justice WILLIAM BURKE Tammany leader Of
XVIII Assembly District. general decline. CALI
fOrnia via New-Orlcans.
Dock Commissioner J.. PHEI.AN. ansunis: Calf
fornia
TOM CR1HAnNs. top notcher Tammany contractor;
California.
l. SERGEANT CRAM head Q Dock Department.
Judge EDWARD BROWN. Assemhlyman WILLIAM
SOHNIER and others required change and
various quiet places
EX-GOVERNOR BLACK IN TROY.