The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-04

SERIOUS COMPLAINT AGAINST POLICE JUSTICE.
The folIo~ips communication addressed 70 the
Mayor yesterday by Lieut. wiston, Of the Fourth dis
trict police, complaining Of Justice Boxart for dis
charging prisoners arrested by the officers un his
command
Nnw YonK April ., 1885
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so.re es as t0s ahs pennies m on s & son %
es the o,ssr hs had never pitched psnns. and s
is.ss: sss s:ia ,s., jasssSsa often pitched
Soon aner eesr H.nr.h.n arrested John Meo.r,y for
severely TIE boy-but Gnay At he sotisson
M hsess ss'is Is'sT
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there als te'ns NO magistrate to take the eharse
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on n a% as si % ss ss Iss
nscarty haa ssei risEs y the s,rs:s i. had
eesrs They reesya orders from your honor prevent
The siasSsa. ioy pitching pennies play
Rs hs ss ssty snssE SE sss s2p Ss on Sundays These orders
hs,s no sSss, That majority Of the in h.
carrying out your ieaas and measures
but
Esguss me for thus .ner9aohing upon your time, but
you one minor point which were not fully ported
These thing see daily and know the effect they have in
speet, WIN. s. WILLIsTON, Lieut.. Fourth district.
ANOTHER sERvING GIRL BEFORE THE MAYOR.
man named Rosenbaum was yesterday arrested on
charge OF assaultipg young woman who had been
employ ed BY him embroidress and whom he used
10 pay for woIk which she had done his esa 5lsh
ment No 9s Essex street The FOL owing is the affidavit
o. the young wemsn;-
Eaabth smith residing % Mulberry street being duly
.smsr the Sun I. 70 Essex shsra
o s &
pretor Of said establishment one Mr. koenbaum
3, ay:is ssa,s i ,hs hoEs sss nigh; sal
usually rsssiSsa sSS for Ssa work Dsponsas further
R:.ssi.sm hs told her sIss la ea;y PAID HI. work;
Tie p,.,.rn; ri; nsna dr.s soiorsd
red Fo:ensaun spot. on the six She
day the "a Instant AVID asked for more work. and thu. o
ssS sa VIM a .n s ss .. he found
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sni.hs psponen further that she stated the. the
isSn s G so1 them when ss he would m
have back Roenbspm then said that he would do
sh an ssd sse very but
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,sy', TIA. upon designer said round
oh n' the Sss nj as % az
on % ssSf sS G her a ss
put in Deponent further ths she went
psins and she told 10 TO his honor the 10 in
yegate the matter and deal with them necoreng to law
Rose nbaum was held TO bail to answer the charge.
LANp,onD AND TENANT CASE.
Mrs. Lyons, formerly residing at No 800 Eighth ave
nue. appeared before the Mayor yesterday afternoon,
and entered q complaint against man named Francis
Collins. II appears from her statement that she had
taken passage for Philadelphia on board the eouth Am
boy boat at two O'Clock for herself her husband and
and three children. A few nutes before the boa.
started, Collins, who In the Of their former res
d.nce the kghth avenue, went board and demand
ed months rent which he said due 10 him by Mr.
Lyons. The wife said she unable 10 pay IL then
some kind Of officer he bad with him, TO tAxe
furniture and baggage from her. The poor pro-
tested, but was in N and had II not been for the
interference Of the he would have deprived
her OF the trunk containing her chiidren's clothing
When her hufband came back they lett the boat, aud
proceeded to the May Office, where the wife ide
staiement embracing the foregoing particul,rs The
Mayor despatched officer In search Of Collins, with
directions TO have the furniture brought TO the City
Hall, and n warrant abo for bis arrest.
ANOTHER Policy DEALER ARRESTED.
John Luhn, German, was arrested yesterday morn
irg on a charge OF heping policy Office at No 10
south street. The arrest made the complaint OF
Arthur Hckins who stated that he had bought several
tcl eta from him on different occasions. Luhn
mittsd TO prison, In default Of $500 bail