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charged by Roundsman. Quigley with stand
ing, on the corner and conyersing on. the
was also reported by Roundsinan Quiglcy for
being of post.
Patrolmtan Matthias Jennings, of tho
Eighteenth Precinct, explained his presence
in the hallway Of q liquor store in Third
avenue on the evening of June % by saying
that he was told that the proprietor wanted
TO see him.
P%strolmau George J.. Jones, of the
Eighteenth Precinct. sat down for ten min
utes on the night of July l while on patrol
duty, because he said his shoes hurt him.
Patrolman James Donovan, of the Nine
teenth Precinct, was reported by Rounds;
the latter also brought two charges against
Patrolman Andrew D.. Bradley, of the same
precinct, the first for skylarking in. the sta
ton on July 5 and the second Tor failing to
appea for trial on July H..
PatIolman Philip Herlihy, of the Nine
teenth Precinct, was reported by Rounds
man Sheehan for being of post one hour on
the night of June 2s.
Patrolman Lewis p. Warren, of the Twen-
ty-irst Precinct, was reported for sitting on
a keg in front of q liquor store on June ~.
Patrolman Fred Mead, Of the Twenty-sec-
ond Precinct, was reported for being absent
from post on June "a and in o store. The
officer said he went in to get n glass of water.
Capt. hillilea, of the twenty second Pre-
cinct, brought a complaint against Sergt.
John McDermott of being under the intlu-
ence Of liquor while on duty on July 5. The
Sergeant said he had not been drinking, but
was worn out for want of sleep. He had just
returned from his vacation and had been
travelling all night from Baltimore. The
Captain said he did not think Sergt. McDer-
mott was drunk, but he had been drinking.
His appearance and the fact that he seemed
to be unable to receive q Geographic despatch
led him to believe that he was incompetent
to do his work.
Patrolman Alexander Wurtz, Of the TWEEN
ty-second Precinct. was charged with failing
to report a dead cat on his post on the even
ing of June 80. The roundsmap said it was
a large sized tomcat and thought the officer
should have seen it.
Patrolman John J. Divenny and Adam
Brunnor, of the Twenty-second Precinct,
were seen coming out of q Seventh avenue
liquor store on July 4.
Roundsman Porter reported Patrolman
Matthew L. Castellanos, of the Twenty-sec-
ond Precinct, for being of post an hour and a
half on the night of July T..
Patrolmen Joseph II. Gibson and Thomas
Quinn, Of. the Twenty third Precinct, were
reported by Capt. Warts for sitting in the
kitchen of a beer saloon on July s..
Two charges of absence from roll-call were
made against Patrolman George II. Kay, Of
the Twenty-sevent Precint.
Patrolmsn William Schneider, of the TWEEN
his fire key, and Patrolman Joseph L. Burke,
of the Twenty ninth, for being absent from
r~oll-call on July 2.
Patrolmen FIN. Hodges and j. 7. o'Con-
nor, OF the thirty hrst Precinct, appeared TO
answer to charges OF leaving the station with
out leave on the night OF July 4: The Ser
geant thought that they went off to a picnic
at Kingsbridge:
Patrolman THOMAS Mulhearn, OF the Iwen-
ty-seventh Precinct, had to answer to two
charges of being of post and in liquor stores
on July 2 and 3 respectively. lie denied
both.
Patrolmau Cornelius b. Nicholas, Of the
Twenty-ninth Precinct. was reported for sit
ting in a restaurant while on duty on July /.
Patrolman William Angeylne, of the Thirty
first Precinct, was reported for being in the
barroom of O'Brien's Hotel, at Highbridge,
in full uniform on June 25.
Patrolman David ri. Alexander. of the
Thirty first. was absent from post on July 4.
and Roundsmap Winner, of the Thlrty-sec.
ond Precinct. reported Patrolman Charles
Lennerstein for sitting at shaft 10 of the new
Aaueduct.
The case of Patrolman Julius A. Collie, OF
the Twenty-seyeuth Precinct, who is charged
with being intoxicated, creating a disturb.
ance in Second avenue at One Hundred and
drawing a pistol on several persons, took q
long time in trial and over q dozen witnesses
were examined. Capt. O'Connor appeared
as complainant. The accused policeman de-
MED that he was drunk or that he had
threatened to shoot John Behrens, the ice;
man, and said that if any pistol was seen at
all, 1t must have fallen out OF his pocket.
A charge was also preferred against Patrol
man WhltheldH lldebrand, OF the same pre-
cinct, Tor refusing to arrest Cole when re.
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