The evening world., 1905-10-31
Five Arraigned on Charges
Made by Superintendent
Morgan's Men.
MORE INDICTED.
Lawyer Aaron J. Levy Hears He
Is Wanted and Surrenders
to Court.

Aaron J. Levy, q lawyer, Of No, g
Park row, who with six others was In
dicted BY the Grand Jury Yesterday for
assisting in Illegal registration, ave
himself up to-day and was srraigned
before judge McMahon In Part I, OF
General Sessions. He went voluntarily
to the court and stood at the bar with
four other men who were indicted on
similar charges. He was held in 5000
bail.
Levy Is the lawyer for whom Morgan
deputies were reported TO have searched
the home OF Borough President John +.
Akearn at No. 26 East Broadway, This
was not 80. Superintendent: OF Elections
Morgan explained to-day that his dep
titles had not sone near Mr.. Ahearn's
home, They had gone to the Ahearn
Club In the Fourth Assembly District
and there sought Lawyer Levy In vain.
The attorney, who is an active politl-
cal worker in Borough President
Ahearn's district, was indicted for aid
ing and abstting Illegal registration.
The penalty upon conviction 10 tan
years imprisonment
Charge Against Him.
HIS offense Is alleged 10 have occurred
in the Fourteenth Election District OF
the Fourth Assembly District Il 10 al
legged that he got a man named Harris
Levine, sixty years old, Of No, So7 Madi-
son street. 10 bring his sons, who were
MT aHn1fAaA NaNtaNa 90 tka NAnlaFN IN Han
booth, and rushed them through, saying.
GO ahead. It's all right. Everybody
can vote In this district"
The other two men indicted on the
same charge and who were likewise
held in $500 bail are Samuel X. Ell
Hydrogen, a city marshal, OF the Sec
ond Assembly District and James Null
llgan, a salon keeper, OF No. I'll Ave-
nue. 3.
~Ellenbrogen arrested on Sunday
charged with colonizing In the Sec.
ond Assembly, District. Abraham Hy-
man and Isaac Barnett, inspectors In
the Fourteenth Election District OF the
Fourth Assembly District make UP the
FIVE prisoners now arrested under the
seven indictments. They were held In
$1,000 bail each on a technical charge OF
Confession Led to Arrest.
In the case OF Mulligan, the saloon
keeper, who has been active In politics
in John 7. oakley's district for years,
three witnesses were heard by the
Grand Jury. His arrest was brought
about by the confession Of George
Walsh, OF No. AS East Sixteenth street,
who posed as Arthur Smith, Of No. l7
Avenue Z.
According to stNte superintendent OF
Elections Morgan, Walsh's confession
is c~orroborated by Mrs. Annie McAree'
the h~ousekeeper, Of No. 1877 Avenue B,
and Mrs. Hannah sulzer, OF the same
address. Both women are said to v
admitted they have sheltered hoaters
for many years.
During the early days OF registration
Morgan deputies we're investigating IN
the neighoorhood OF Mulligan,s saloon,
looking for Smith, the name Walsh had
registered under. They found Walsh In
M~ulligan's saloon and the saloon-keeper
pointed him out to them as Smith, tell
ing the deputies he had known him for
Ave years, and that he had lived dur
ing that time at No. lS7 Avenue b.
The two women at that address we're
taken 70 Mr., Morgan's Office as wit
nesses. and when Walsh finally con-
fessed to the fraud, corroborated mis-
statement that he was not a resident
voter, living In their apartments, Mrs.
McCree told Mr.. Morgan that a John
RYAN had voted from her house for five
years and she had never seen him in
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