The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-09
IalALsAI POLICE HEApQuARrfRs.

the Police Commissioners hold their usual weekly
meeting Tor trials yesterday, Mr. Acton in the exami-
nsrs chair Eighty patromen tried for viola
ton o. police rules and regulations There wcvs but
three citizen cases. M~
$3.50, raE CLUB AGAIN es.t
Capsan ycurdan, n the sixth precinct wss passing
through Centre street about hafpass tan O'Clock ass
Sunday week, whom his attention was attracted 70 .
woman walking up Canal street. me Captain saw the
she was met BY pstroim hiohso Guerin Of the Fous-
tecnth precinct whc without the slightest
the woman vioeo, blow across tie small Of the back
violent indeed, that sho moaned Two three times
and nearly doubled up from the effects OF It," Tho Cap
tam went and asked him what his name WAS and
told him that no would bring charge against him. a.
he dsd yesterday.
Gucrin cndrayored defend his act before Mr. Acton
by stating that the woman Of bad character and that
Captain Garinnds orders werc to keep women Of her
Mr. Actoa then asked--What did you hit her fort
0PrcFR.-- merely tapped her
Nix. ACTON. What did You want to tap her fors
0rFIcEs. The efiectually To drive her away.
do not consider II striking woman without leave
mark. s
by SURPRISE Guerin only reechocd tho general senti-
msnt that unfortunately prera'Is in the police force
VERY vIGILANr POLICEMAN
UusophIstjcated people who believe because police.
IL TO stand at certain place that he espies OBJ
jecs beyond the natural prolongaon OF he's nose should
for their benefit be introduced TO patroiman Aexan
der Brown Of tho Sixth precinct and FOR the following
reason: AT twenty minutes past twelve O'Clock A. n.
on the 23d OF last month gentleman named Edward
Bglen was knocked down and robbed Of his watch in
Canal street. the Bowery, while. according TO the
sworn statement OF Gilbert Palmer, OF 1l6 Chatham
street, ocer Brown quietly standius the second
step the Citizens Bank about fifteen feet from where
Bglcn robbed. What was the matter with Brown
that he did not the occurrence is question which
tho Board Of Police are 70 decide upon
REvoLvER
Patroman Nelson Ransicr was complained OF by the
captain OF tho Forty -eighh prcc.uct brooklyn, for
making OF his revolver when not justified in dong
According 10 Ransier, a boy had been tantaz'ng
HIM and he endcavorcd 10 lay official hands upon the
tantaizer but he did not succeed owing 20 the fact
that the boy away He then drew his revolver and
he fired shot In the air thinking 10 make the
runaway halt, which he boy had not The slightest
notion Of doing. The othcer--who has been the
force but short time, and Is therefore not altogether
posted the duties OF good poIlceman-in
attempting 10 Justify himself sad that 'Ghe
measure had been used previously Did Ransler know
that officer Conard had used the sesame measure last
Saturday Truly the example OF an old policeman has
a wonderful effect on q novice
CHANGE fAsSyR OF rHsgagRrsG CHARGES,
The following general order relating TO tho new
method in accordance with winch charges against
paromen by their superior officers be made out
hereafter was issued 10 the vnricus police precincts
yesterday -
pgyrcr or Trtr survRss~a~pfrw NErRopOLfTAvl
PoLicg. 3D. NULnxREr STREET.. (
Pursuant to resolution ~ The Board, charges OF any
kiBd hereafter made BY sergcants or rnrndncn against
officer making the same, shall DO delivered 70 the oer
in command for TIE time X. leins
entry the boier Of the station house Of such charge
the when Il presented at the desk and Ole tie
shall be tic duty the captain 81 lhe precnc @ trans
charge Is delivered al aud entered the bcter
making Formal charge, with escsions against apu
Gated member in so xENs fEspas
CxoRcE w. DfLgs, Inspector