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President MacI.san Of the Police Board tried
nearly 100 delinquent policemen at Headnusr-
tiers yesterday. Inspector vii isms had the
bal PLAYERS of the Union Market and Eset
Twenty.second street stations up for leavin.
the city on Saturday. June 20. and going to
Hunters Point. where they played . game OF
baseball. Rule 15i prohibits members OF the
department from leaving the city. except By
special permission. On the dav In question
six patromen Of the East Twenty-seoond
street station and q Sergeant and twelve ra-
trolmen OF the Union Market squad spent the
day nt Hunters Point ami had jollincation.
The officers OF the Union Market SQUAD. who
were up on charRas in conse1uenoe of the ball
game wero Sergeant Quigloy and Patroin en-
Philip Birmingham. George Beller. John q.
Clark. aodidin Biophy. Casper Book. Ambrose
Hussey. Martin F. Hogan, Henry Rosenthal,
Edward stol Edward r. Strlngsr. Henry
6chaefer. aud John Wohlfnrth. The Eighteenth
precinct men were Patromen Michael Mccall
liam. William =. Coleman. John j. Maanor
James A. Monohan. John O'Connor. and Will
liam @. soholes. Their oil admitted leaving the
city, an1 offered various excuses. The excuse
offered By most OF them was that Il was their
day on and they didn't think they were vlolnt-
Ing the rule. One or two didn't know tho rule.
and one officer was on his vacation. Sergeant
QuiRley admitted tho charge.
Patrolman McCailinn OF the Eighteenth. who
had his arm broken about the time OF the ball
Rame was also charged with making false
report After returning from Hunters Point
he reported Al his station that he had fallen
down stairs at his homo and had his arm
broken By tho fall During the trial OF Mccall
lan 1t came out that Policemen Henry Rosen-
thai OF the Union Market station had told In
spector Williams OF the ball game on Long
Island. He made = statement to tho INSPECTOR
to tho effect that he and MoCallian were sky
larking ON the ball ground, and that McCallian
fell and broke his arm. McCallan had all the
other policemen who took part In the ball
ga1e, as witnesse., They all ,estifed = 4 that
IN The al set, and he, told them that he had
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eSarncier @ Of Levine. He said that Levine Was
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court! CAIN! sad b. had Prsyenl,d ,h Le,iHe
about mouth AGO. and ne believed the chnrges
were prompted By spite.
Levine called several witnesses to rrore his
good character. and the case was closed.
SAYS SHE WOULDN'T LEr HIN SLEEP.
Michael Connors q patroimau Of the West
ThIrty.seven,h, street station. was charged
Of 22O Ninth uvsnus aud with falsely arresting
her MARI cd dnMghter. Mrs. Chatne. Tho hrrt |
occurrence was on May |. Go nors lt,es nt
tilted that she visited her notber every day. |
and on the morning in Gyrsion nnn5s or n,'ns cane
hsr mother pnmrs Ho had no iea on o do so. |
On June ii Mrs. Char0e was rtandiag at !hs
door when COnnorB came along ana arrested |
her. Nrs Charne said hs took her by tile arm |
and dragged hor around on the sidewalk in a |
brutal manner, after which he took her 10 the |
dnnf Cnnf EinIs lar har 20 Connors sAld |