The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-23
MORE THAN FILLED THE PEN.
CAPT MLAUGHLIN,s PRISONERS Nv
JEFFERSON MARKET COURT

A Weii.dres.ed Crowd = Tho Perpetrators
of tho Thirteen Houses Rntdcd Held
Almost An the Others Di-charged with
- Warming Not to be Caught Again.
Capt McLaughlins 100 prisoners who were
arrested In tho raids on thirteen disorderly
houses In the Tenderloln precinct. on Tues-
day night. filled the prisoners pen In tho JEFF
ferson Market Police Court yesterday morn
ing and overnowed into the anterooms. Capt.
Mclaughlin has made three big raids sincs
no has been in command OF the Tcnderoin
precinct. Tho prisoners he took to court yes
terday wero by far the best looking lot lie has
captured. Several OF the houses that were
raided have never been interfcred with by tho
police before.
In the house kept by Fanny Sherman at 1876
West Thirty second street tho policemen
baGged i've young men In evening dress
They declared that they had been to u dinner
and had just dropned In to "ofen bottle"
They gave assumed names. and after littlo
skirmishing they got bail. There were two
men in another house who found 1t very awk-
ward to be arrested. They reached New York
on Tuesday from Cuba and expected to sail
Alout = third ,oi, the prisoners were men.
most Of them well dressed. aud al very much
sleep had been out of the question In the sta
tion house. 1t was the women who made tho
and Ter SINGS 'nSy un tho & cae for %G them
t" q" to court All Of the women who were
arrested !, wed A.. a. lronriet"rs got iail; -
men TINT has heen in the Jefferson Market
Police Court for months, There werG many
were many diamonds. The paint and powder
that are 80 noticeable on the women arrested in
there was n" installing the "c enarnet nE Of the
prisoners. At least halt OF the women had
blond hair; and there were all shades. from the
iS fhl, han, NAT
urhi blond OF course NAM OF the women
called thems solves actresses or chorus girls:
Price were on hnnd to defend the women.
non. o; them needed defence except the pro-
Fr nsny and he Women WIG were 9rnI in
second street. II there are distinctions in the
5 cal grade Of these houses. this one. accord
one q the rrisonets taken from his house.
raigned in squads. In each ease the alleged
proprietor was held and the inmates. with the
exception Of those in the sherman house.
who Recognized III hem, As soon us they were
walked into the street as II anxious to give
ra-sers 10y the impression that they had Just
ft ar. II to See how police business was
!, The alleged proprietors of the disorderly
houses who were held for examination were
Annie Bates u 81 East Thirty sec"nd Street Street.
street. Lena l. sta Of "a East Thirty-sScond
street, Annie Howard OF 1o7 West Thirty
Ihirty:second street. Fanny Sherman Of 1888
Net Net rhirtv.second street Annie shaw Of 1903
u Vest Twenty sixth street. Bertha Lutour Of
l4t West Twcnty-fourth street. frankie Meade
OF III West rwenty-fourth street. Carrie " est
OF l43 West Thirty. second street. and Jack
Smith. colored man. who was arrested as the
PROPRIETOR OF the house at III West Thirty
second street Smith WAS known as Dandy
Jack" when he worked for Honest John
hslly and he is favorite at cake walks
So each.
Justice Grady told the women whom he dis
charged that they must see by this time that
and he warned each one that she would De
punished severely If She appeared before him
again.