The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-13
POLICE ARRESTS EXAMINED.
WHIT HAS dNNOTED MiNY UNOEEEND-
ING TENTH WlRDERS
The Right 20 stand and 20 Speak on tho side
walks Innocent Persons Flung INT" the
Cells Of the Eidridue street Police station.

The death OF Francis Williams, who wns
dubbed by an officer In front Of his own door in
Pike street on Sunday. has intensified tho feel
ing in the Tenth Ward against some officers OF
Capt Foey's command who have been charged
with the duty Of guarding the streets at night
Some Tenth Warders complain bitterly Of tho
surveillance that is kept over the streets, saying
that they are not allowed in these hot summer
nights oven to sit in front Of their own doors. or
| on their own stoops.
Capt. Foley was raised from tho rank Of
roundsman to tho command Of the Edrd,o
street police two weeks ago. II was given out
that his promotion was based upon his ndclity
and good Judgment in tho discharge " his for
mer duties. which wcro those Of u "spottor."
After he took command he quickly Instituted.
according TO some old residents Of his precinct
regulations concerning persons in the street
more severe than any they had ever dreamed
OF, For example: On Friday evening Inst
Michael Newell. a wcll-known politician Of tho
| Tenth Ward. was arrested at tn, Bowcry and
Grand street. where hc was standing with some
fricnis. The arrest WINS made bccuusc he
would not obey nm officers command to "move
on. Ney.l said he was with HE friend william
nan Ot Harlem, Standing on the edge ~ the
curb and waiting for a car. when the officer ar-
costed him. Then he got ON the stoop line and
all night in the Eldrdge street police station.
On Me Same night Benjamin, Benjamin Of 81
store. Of which he then had charge Some of
his youthful friends were with him. Before
m,,,Inlght acc9rding 10 Henry Dichl. an eye,
sirnr, mi ~" oruiI,nr,d tpnpiVnvm'. Innm uranu
Brnlamin told Tie officer who he WIS and WHY
HIM W o., , u II ' ii ~ 70 lhslqi ne WIS
~ ii'9''u anu lO-hcu w al hlshl III Tue
p7,ige slht3u
p1t.,' a. 1910 "s' n'I'Iul"l ,v'VtE, u Nl Hn,'
lson,rt Mray, u teahrr OF ward school 10.
were sitting. between 2 and O'Clock, on
nn ',y + tID - Nt ol Eilfld-r etrirt SIN NlnS
1t,j fins o,, .rrt 1n, Hili or
W. u'lr p.usr' ihV utnles,r rilu, You mus 80 IN,
or. 1 Il, T. " ~ you IN. MA'.y Ven put iis kry
in ' NIX , Iiiu gl'i.'u m UNI Wy iN.pp.l
ins.Ii ,,;, 11i W. W' w.h, Vn' Ma..{ mas
ny a., WYNN iuphc tht9W 90 ms present loiue
AZ nr ne end nas Taught the children OF that
'u.s. - l.'rs IN Ulr liowory w!thin
c c,,Itcn rY af,n1n ,9i ln tnl t 'r
",,'ii,' ., 7'l',tns IN lrnui ol N'lr uis ut
,S 80 'i',t % " HuilSi ," H'rh ,NriYh
nMT"p ~ III III l,s'eiul Ml7i h"rha Muiirr.
Wiz n us, ,nsa ph"'nsrhph 'stunu7hm.ht
az hvueioh sir.''t AN th. boW'ry. appeared BE-
lvr. sup ~ M rht Nalilng. ana made niidl-
VIZ inai on Mondny evening at 9bout o'clock
,ur, IAN, place 9i hu- 'u'ss waiting for her
nnS-n V ,l, e9n9.y orisrri h.r 10 m2ye
i22rg wa.t,ns =. t. pick up men, sletold him
i"r her Gn-n,ni nj 6i s'' " , 5ar WI "'E
H. r'iltri D. 4 ana arr.-i.,l per. and shr was
l'rI5. and in lie E~-'x M4rSct Pale tggrt
Yesterday morning, the officer said that Mr..
Mailer tore the band from his hat and tried to
get hi- club away. Mrs. Mailer was Released 10y
Justice h, ,hre'h.
Jumrs Nh imNra, ~ l3l thompson s'reot
nlHde ,compnut ip Supcrlnin ndent Nnliing
N,~i relay tlhi N"iw"n "n" ani two o'rlo X on
Mon lay morning. while he- W. taking an in
t1Ni n'rd iri.nt homr 70 ia6 Forsyth sir'"t
bins srizod him and uskcd him WHORE hew WIS
Ev,hs, alld MAJ alt's ,he lhi ld ih' ourcr ih"
iatt r pulled lim ha'k, siru,k him srNera, tuos
mara wont arross the street. and then told tho
IN 'rr iu.t D.. Mgull ~ ilnnre Wih MN Ihrn