New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23

the benefit tf policemen only those charges beSs
and roundsnen. eeain.t their patromen for yarioas
technical ,nirnctons Of police rules TIE indiydoa
There the number Of officers trying prove them
Syss pure and spote;s and DE correspOnding number
OF police sins ,nnumerab A.. even 10 Case al the charges
body who deals reprimands by yard ordered
aooS 5 S S D over them
shop Jacob pleaded that raned and being wet e,errfy
Jacob viii probably bsve to hand several days pay To-
Timothy Murphy and Nathaniel Murcbur also wanted hs
John MGio "a Precinct was Of post and say,
NAL the Sundsman oOudn't See could joan himself
unless be looked through glass probably Of the glasses
stephen Lnenda leaning against house--te said b
was looking 70 see II the man was selling surrepto2. gp
also inQuirng into the unlicensed whisky probably
james Fitzsimmons wouldn't take lost child which wss
eentee form along avenue before the admng eyes q
East side servant girls doing BIS duty and taking
assured by President Acton that the police business
President James had better look ont for some nore congss
a business such az feeding pigs or perhaps an assistant opes
suit James who would leave crying baby 10 the street II
night rather than carry It two b0cksto the station house.
,ThOmas Heap went of post to get couple Of peaches
These peaches will be costly 20 Ton Peaches are forbidden
e9 NEEDLE With it lady named Mrs Eve once got into
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were of post. and an win get fined more or less
Alfred % was On q Ss Gs n h .
l!a9g " and down ~ Pr preGtCss sis A4
was having good time generally Ia defense be could only
say that exercise the doctors horse Tho Come
missiOncrs will Intimate TO Alfred that they cant 'sente
sporting end horsy propensities d. 200 year for exer;
Alfred be wise in timc and step out befsre-we yOu ,a6
Daniel Jacobs james Kinney. John A Dawson John A.
Yen Kewren John Grady John y Brady. George Perkns,
Thomas Riley. Daniel KianberR Michael
terly PATRICK GafIrcy William vermlyea, Patrick suli.
friedman. George NJ WoOds Peter NJ Herman James
OHara Thomas Feeney Thomas MCKEE and Francis
0Houke all charged with being of tAef proper posts
Of duty from five minutes TO three hours They pleaded all
sorts Of excuses SICK some were hungry and
some ssns0S had been called of by oiii,cu. to qss
disturbance Some ng doors or othorwise attending
five days pay each Three gentlemen wished
attend to private business s III the houses ps, SSiS tSs,
who bad money transactions With youngady whct
took bin from his post Patrick Ganey who went To get his
GSed aud Timothy Ryan. who wanted to bsrca for
boot jack These three persons viii ind that their at
tenon business viii DO rewarded as about
| three DAYS long pay eeoh.
Duffy aud officer MoDeruoit wont into lager beer
saloon get beer and seeing their ROundan had dis
covered their beery whereabouts and watching them
through window they made up their minds they would try
a. the end Of an hour and fry minutes they came out
Their uent VIII cost them their shields when
out at and owned up days pay would have oov-
There being four charges against Hugh Kelly Of te Fifth
Precinct oae of which being drunk the station
House Hugh wisely concluded not 10 give the Board the
SSS rns . charge would have oored him probsoy
lift hadn't thors another charging him with drinking
from two glasses at once That would have slaughtered him
WIN N Copeland didn't carrys bag vhen aud where hh
superior officer told him aud tbs negligence VII cost Villa.
Thomas iisbn and C Todd complained Of BY
order of Inspector Carpenter for permitting burglary
take place beat but Capt speght however Of their
Precinct appeared showed that the officers not Gull
pable the matter and they u Lear further from it,
join Grady refused TO make complaint against prSone
by whchdessn the cnprt discharged The fact thai
the day after the prisoner arrested whom he would he
10 be taken TO Court was officer GTldys day Of when rs
WITH doing aTv other Pecs bHsuess rad desire to saws
work for himself that day Will doubtless result IN lis wo
Ibomas 3 and James II SeaF.os Of tie Sixteenth
Precinct eompaioed Of for being not only absent from
they ought have been but most unmsakaby preeens
where they ought not "a have been IN very truth the Ser
goan found Officer Grcon keeping watch on the steps Of
very dsrepuabe house. who bis colleague Seas vas maxi
ing some Investigations within The Sergeant Win curl
entered find what object Of interest had tbe
nec to draw two Of his selest men 80 TAR from
The Sergean. found old lady and young ores ali s
their nightclotheshen in adjoining room be d covered
bed. and on It reclining daDse lighted matel having
disclosed those wonder to DO expected that Lighted
lamp would reveal still other mysteries lie tried IT, and ths
magic lamp last showed the recumbent young officer james
N seoreS prone snd prosaie on iae floor Hra ne 6s9
lar occasion huge buckbssket" Of foul linen to conced
bis bury form Yea verify - to- true Ohicer Seares
door under the bed Of the bdshng mad with big basket q
dirty barrcade in front OF him The uDsympa
In e1pIainns this little matter to The Commissioners Mr.
Sesres stated that be had been called to the house drvs
them
Jane, how could you so shock the mole,y Of too
AFTERNOON PROCEEDINGS.
| BY the system which obtains at headquarters, ths
morning Of raday devoted to routine complaints made bs
more CONVENIENT for citizens genoraare given up toe
trial Of in which the CHARGE preferred against the
officer By citizens not wearing the municipal blue
The trst where citizen complained yesterday WA
that Of resident Of No. 81 Cshsrnes who charged of
wm. Doyle with malicioasy clubbing him when be was
nnocen,y and nofensivey rePosing IA 'front.' OF bis dwess
quietly and the officer ordered to go the house ard
he demnrred dubbed him. and at last took him TO tie
fore fors'f the lodge lodge. who fined hm SO
The ofccis thas II and this man lying
frlengh in front pawnshop; asked aim where he yed
,ad Of your adjective business said you'd
better go io you'll be robbed 4 you lie here That's n0n'
The officer then ook hold Of The man Shs1 be sprung a.
Che officers throat omesr SAID ", 60 o, ~ h you y.
Tonbs when he fined go There can be itte dogo'
that Officer Doyle Old the right thing In which adg'
Che Commissioners viii doubtless JOIN with the indi'
Car X Stack Twenty eight Precinct accused bY
Mrs Dorothy Dixon and her niece clubbing their horse
which had baked and refused be persuaded to move on
thug op he undertook the refractory horse Ths
lady the officer took her whip and broke over e poor
beast then punched the poor beast aud beat the poor
beast with his club when she told him not 10
beast would 60 easier for cOaSns than beating nevehs
less and her ne Kept oa peat
the poor beast until she
beast again his club she would strike him with her whip
did the poor beast again and the poor beast va.
avenged fighting mistress after the she bad
threatenngy promised In the the poor beast wa.
the leg 0he Individual remembers that it vase
poor aud begs pardon for tie word 80 and
begs to substitute limb
6cer shick put different face on the matter BY stating
that the horse eh AID bad remained for half an hour
directly railroad track Greenwich and Canal
refused for the lady waa
able 70 apply; all the traffic stopped and the street
blocked up the officer compelled TO interfere lie brought
three that he did has spirtng gently
and was not with his As possible ne
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