New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13

Yesterday morning the time was taken up, as II
generally H. By trials Of officers Tor petty insoonS OF
Station House discipline Of technical ansgressuns Of
police laws Ach have been enacted merely Tor the govern
snt OF tho force and in which the outside pbo supposed
10 b upntsrested seldom o interest 70 the
general pablo bot Che afternoon Is given up the iuyesss
ten Of oharges preferred against police officers BY private
the important though the entire Gay one uSos
bare Of Interest % those no, IN some way eonoee5ea VIII Wv
ALL ABOUT oHAEooAL WAGON ,,om...
Mr. Charles Clark OF No ~ Jaeksoa.st con o. him
Charles Alexander OF the Tenth Precinct iof aIes III
and besting hin abont the legs and arms was
wsrs ihisOaaosa rs a. CIk is the driver char
coal wagon. and he had on this particular J ,5 80
soed not regarded consistent with pubic safety BY those
Iapient gentlemen who frame the CITY ofsGno,H b
p1i bs unwilling charger 70 The toy OF bs speed 70 ne F
bont danger Ct the qoe citizens OF tae oeuoPo a 49, he
poer called him that be was driving 700 ias aug wne nc
teolned 70 moderate his speed The official as competed 70
board tie refractory charcoal craft re poSeaA accors
Tie driver tried the rein from the officer and behaved
hinssh 50 eo5sse0gs ,e' ss Of NE a driver The facts
slowed that tie officer right in all that he di ana "a le
drunken fury Of the complainant has by IDS time e1eIvesced
be doubtless is sorry that be gld not Keep nsen 70 .
add waste his time bringing complaints "hloh were sure
OFFICER ALL RIGHT AGAIN.
Alexander McFa charged by citizen henry Harring
pS sSSSg eSe ON the street conyersing with
friends The complainant says be was siand on the corner
them when the officer ordered them to move The COM
panant responded that ne ddnt want TO be driven like
The policeman back and finding the compliant with
number OF friend still there again ordered them 70 move and
when Harrington declined e 90 the oicer TOOK nun TO te
Station House where the rgean discharged him lie was
not obstructing the sidewalk or tslSing loud.
officers tdat bis Captain had ordered his
patrol 10 keep the streets clear and that lie was but oDtyng
orders all that be did In fact the testimony OF al witnesses
goes show that the officer perfectly respectful and he
he used undue harsbness NO one VII suher 1ns ony
one who feels aggneved Mr. Harrington who complains
tbe
OF dsOrdey conduct though how this can De IL is bau 70
understand nssmucb as Mr. harrington was discharged by
he viii doubtless be disposed to acqut the policeman Of all
blame
MoLsughn SobleveT accused Patromsn Andrew Clsrkson
S % STss .an ding BY tie & and the
taking him for suspicious character ordered bin TO move on
there at that time Ui night and after some words
took him into the where the Sergeant dis
sharged him The officer ID doubtless all night
JOHN SMITH ALL RIGHT AGAIN.
Twentyseyen hundred and ninety eight timer hes John
charges And 1t is always the smthohn the beauty
the handsOmest the force he has been accused Of
almost everything in the whole list Of police misdemesnors
and yet John has always been smart enough to save his bacon
IN che yesterday John accused Of drinking Bourbon
whisky while on duty. Though there who swore
he John drink out Of bottle and that be CHE wit
that it had contained Bourbon whisky Of very fair quality
still appears that this witness is personal enemy Of
again be permitted 60 about bis business John the Beauty
lucky chap but be must get to the END OF bis rope some
DIDN'T sER A BURGLARY.
JOhu H. Ellis ofNo 3s7 Tnrdave made complaint against
Dcer Adam Thebald Of the Twenty first Precinct for not
discovering burglary committed on the premises Of Ellis 1t
appearing that the officer has most dcu5 post to cover
Rad also that the complainant had, after all not lost any
AN ALLEGED CASE OF CHOLERA.
Sergeant Richard Lash Of the Third Precinct. com.
5gine house Al No 9 Vests for not sending TO his house
TO take away man whom he Marx 10 the officer
suffering from an attack o. cholera Ii was shown that
stsonHOHse In the evening stated that there
very SICK at Marks plaeehat the sergeant referred him to
had dropped down in the had merely stepped
Into the house Of Marx stranger and had then been taken
H. would be the business Of the police take Of him
but that the bad been guest at MARKS house for
the thing to be done was for Marx 70 get carriage
which would cost him couple OF dollars and send tue man TO
the hospital
morning after the berkesper had received these in
sttuetons from the Captain marx himself came in aud saw
the Sergeant and demanded that the sick be at
moved that doctor be sent TO take Of him Marx
became abusive and the Sergeant compelled tell
him to go out or he would lock him up.
lodger Ia MARKS year. and that the
ment be taken sick his landlord tried throw him
carnage 70 take him 10 the Hosps f6e case was ad
ioarned but the officer will doubtless, be held gusss.
A lady who is wen known TO the Second Ward as big
Mary Of Johns charged that Officer EYerett Bergen Of the
that Mary provoked ali the assault that made and that
the Policeman again all right
AN OFFICER VHDICATEs HIMSELF.
Officer Evander Allison Of tue Sixteenth charged by
Robert smith Of No. ga sRngst With clubbing him In
entered the house Of Mr. Robbins search Of who
bad stolen watches that had been detailed 20 this
special duty by bis captain After entering the house he
nerered with by Smith and tie officer found II necessary
10 him and take him of to salionbO0se Smith
testified that the officer drunk but his captain
that he not intoxicated either before after the time Of
Capt Hedden appeared and jusfedOcer Allison In
every regard and be will be held Ruess by the Board
COMPLAINT WITHDRAWN.
William Palmer CON planned Of Officer Thomas Mccormack
for neglect OF duty in that the officer did divorced
wife who was ANNOYING him William, however, had beeu
convinced that the officer vas right and so be expressed his
regret AZ having brought the complaint
number Of adjourned from last week disposed
Of but on the whole there dey Of police trials
barren OF Interest to the public generally than yesterday