The evening world., 1888-10-04
THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 4. 1883.

TWENTY. eighth street aud Lexington avenue
Sept. 90.
Charles f. Cotton of the Twenty third sat
down on u |windowsill in time to be detected
by n rOundSman Sept. %.
Thomas jefferson. of the Eighteenth, was
off his post " chasing ball players" when
Roundsman Carey was looking for him Sept.
20.
Roundsman Mcdowell found james +.
Mcnamara, of the Twenty second. five blocks
oil his post Sept. 81. Sickness was McNa-
marnts excuse.
Henry Heck, of the Twonty-sccond failed
10 reach his relieving point on time Sept. q.
John Teddy. of the Twenty-third, was
found in Third avenue saloon las, Friday
instead OF III his post.
Eugene u. Grosicgu, of the Twenty-sixth,
heard that his wife was very Ill and deserted
his post Sept. 30.
John Jones, of the Thirty-third, had Frank
kcnnely's helmet On when he turned in Mt
the stalion-house Sept. % ut midnight. Keu-
uedy went IN without n hat. A citizen re-
turned Jones's hat next dav. Ii had been
found three blocks OIL that policCman's beat.
He said he got caught in II crowd ut u mass
meeting and his, hat was knocked off. ilo
picked up one that lie supposed was his.
John Hanna, of the Thirty-fourth, was off
post sept. 20 for thirty minutes.
Fred j. Crugcr, OF the Thirty fourth, went
into II cigar store for a paper of tobacco Sept.
20.
Henry Ilirsh and James Cronin, of tho
Seventh, did not properly patrol their re-
spoctlvo posts Sept. 90.
George Schneider was of post thirty-five
minut Sept. Is.
John Hughes. of the Ninth, had no bust
ness in n saloon on Blocker street Sept. %.
John Carr, of the Ninth, did not properly
patrol his post Sept. 10.
John s., Fulton, of the Ninth, had no ex-
cuse TO offer for being of post Sept. u.
Patrick Coffee, of the Twentieth, was lazy
III reaching his relieving point Sept. 81.
William II; Leonard, of the Twelfth, had
lost his pistol and was looking for it when
his roundsman found him of post Sept. 2S.
Mike Cooney, of the Fifteenth, was off
post fity-tive minutes Sept. 10.
Edward j. McCnbe. of the Sixteenth, was
absent from his post fifty minutes Sept. 20.
James OCOnuor, of tho Thirty-tirst, WINS
found talking with n woman Sept. %. He
said it was the wife OF a brother officer.
George II. Kay, of the Twenty-seventh,
was picked up stupid ON the corner of Third
avenue and Eighty. sixth street Sent. 7. He
claimed that he had taken brandy and ginger
for sickness, and, not being used to liquor,
1t robbed him of his senses.
Richard Barry. of the Ninth, was alleged
to have been intoxicated Sept. 10 and to
have dubbed n number of reputable citizens
residing on Waverley place.
Ohm IL. Luhrs, John A. Rosenbohm and
John jackson appeared as compliments.
Barry said Capt. Copeland had ordered
him TO keep the corners clear in that vicinity,
and that he was only obeying instructions
when he ordered these men to move on.
They would not obey him, and he arrested
them.
Charles G.. Paulding. of the Twentieth,
was charged with having knocked Jeremiah
O'kecfe down on Tenth avenue Sept. 8, and
with having broken the mans arm. There
was some tall swearing on both sides, but
Paulding had n little the best of it.
| John Gutenberg, of the Ninth, boarded n
cross-town bobtail car and became engaged
in II quarrel with Driver Thomas Mooney
about a ten-cent piece which he put in the
box in mistake for five. He wanted nickel
change. He ended the matter by breaking
the glass IN the front door and punching the
driver. Gutenberg claimed that the driver
had shut the door on his fingers, and that he
had TO whip him in order to release his
digits.