The evening world., 1888-01-25
ABOUT TOWN GOSSIP.

sergt. Hogan, who was recently transferred to
the Twentieth street station, Ia o fne-looking fell
low. lie Is one Of the youngest sergeants on the
force, His coat-sleeve u adorned with but one
stripe.
One OF the best-known saloon proprietors in the
city Is william Moulda Mr. Moulds has various
saloons throughout tho city, but his best-known
place is at rs University place., In appearance MIR.
Moulds is q man Of medium height He wears q
light mustache and dresses faultlessly.
Deputy Coroner William T. jenkins u one Of the
particularly bright lights and popular men on the
east side. lie Ia the deputy TO Coroner Levy.
DR.. jenkins Ia quite handsome. He has bushy,
lndian-red side-wniskers, cut 4 Ia NJ. J. b. Messe-
mer. lie belongs TO innumerable ~societea
sergt Lynch, Of the Twentieth street station, ia
a strict disciplinarian and is opposed to q police
man drinking while on duty. He Is q total alb
stainer and o great temperance advocate. The
Sergeant Is a young man and carries only one
stripe. He delights In reading the police captains
stories in THE EvRNINa WORLD.
sergt L~onsdale, OF the Twentieth Precinct ID Q
robust man about nifty years OF age. Five gold
stripes decorate his sleeve, indicating the fact that
he has spent twenty-five years OF his life on the police
force. He Is q very courteous gentleman, and Ia
much respected by the old residents of the pre-
S'hSst "hptV ho ~ ouph VI ltuhb
Capt Donald Grant, the new commander Of tho
Sixteenth Precinct, may DO Justly termed the
" Berry Wall 4" OF the force. His wardrobe Ia
large and variegated, and he pays great attention
to his personal appearance. He II one Of the
youngest and handsomest captains OF the force.
The captain wears q luxuriant mustaohe. Ho Il q
terror to evil-doers.
The majestic form of Capt. John Meculiagn, OF
/ fha Fifth airaat atattnn q faunuia 80 aaas atdAxa
The gallant Captain has most OF the Anarchists In
his precinct and he makes them toe the mark. He
Is a terror to criminals, but he IL beloved by o host
OF friends. The Captain has been called the elder
TO distinguish him from his namesake of the Eliza
beth street station, but he II q man In the prime Of
life. Tie 10 a stanch admirer Of the police captains
stories in THH EVENING WORLD.
Two wellknown theatrical managers are OTTER
seen in the Morton House nowadays. They ar,
Nelson Roberts and Edward W. McClave. Mr..
Roberts was for many yeara connected With tn,
Madison Square Theatre companies. At presen
he is. manager for Kate Claxton. I'd McClav,
has made o reputation a. o manager of rare ability
and integrity. He has managed many O popula
star. He 10, besides, o composer of ballads O.
much merit A present he has charge Of the In
terests Of Charles Erin Werner, the Irish star.
sergt King, Of the Prince street station, IL on,
Of the most anable on1cials Of tho department.
Four gold stripes encircie his sleeve, suggesting
twenty years of faithful service. The sergean
IL exceedingly interested in the police captains
stories in THE EVENING WORLD. He says that h
is a~nxiously waiting to read one from the pen o
Capt Mcdonnell, who, he says. has the materiA
for writing a story that will surpass any yet written
The Sergeant voices the sentiments of Detectiv
Hackett and other members Of the precinct % :
Lightning Charles" ability to write
dandy story.