The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-01
81 PENITENT ONES.
Students, Would-Bes and Monde
scripts in Court
Tremendous Haul OF Fish in the
Tenderloin Police Net.
State Senator Murphy Interccdes for
an Alleged Nephew.

the draG-net OF Capt OConnor's Ten
derloin'' detectives and policemen last
night for disturbing the peace In the
theatres and on Broadway. were brought
before Justice Koch, in Jefferson Market
Police Court. this morning.
They numbered In all ifty-twO. nnl mn
altogether picturesque array 1t was, too
Half OF them were fortunate enough to
have secured bail and SO avoided night
of unpleasantncss in n station-house cell
Most OF them presented evidences or
having continued their conviviality dur
ing the night, even II they had not re-
leated their ear-SplittinE ShilcKs Tor
Those who were forced to remain In
custody for the night were very De
dragged in appearance, but II was IN
their favor that they were completely
sobered up this morning.
The courtroom was crowded and the
atmosphere was fetd, and mUckingly
redolcnt of the fumes OF every variety
OF intoxicants. Justice Koch was AZ
ANXIOUS to clear the docket of the list of
callow offenders as he was to dispense
the thrung that overlooked the judicial
chamber.
The first one called was Frank Miller.
fashonably dressed young man, who
carried n big travelling bag. He was
arrested for hurrahing ut broadway and
Thirty-fourth street. He explained that
train for. Chicago. and Justice Koch
discharged him.
Miller is said. however. to be a naval
cadet. He one OF n group of siN
roysterers who were all gathered In by
Detectives Lang and Sullivan, at Broad
way and Thirty-fourth street. ahd III
whom one OF cx-Mayor liewitt's sons
took an active interest. They were all
baled out after midnight by ex-Mayor
Hewitt, and this morning n Mr.. ARnew,
In their behalf and asked the indulgence
o. the Court.
tice. medical student, Of u, East Fitty-
fourth street: William II. Ewing, med
ical student. Of BALTIMORE, and Percy
Judson. "A lumber dealer They We're In
Roster Il Bars and making vigorous
effort to disintegrate the place. Prentice
was the leader OF the gang 30 the on
GERS said. and he was fined S.. The
others We're discharged
Then w filed George Forest Rollins.
uspirrs to be a coed" The quintet
were in u notorious all-night restaurant
on sixth avenue, near Thirtieth street.
eighth street IL said to be son OF
Major-Gen Rollins, OF the Royal Horse
AT MIL n,,o Of to ado ro,.,or. hadn't,
one to intcrcede for them. and they were
each fined 81,
Asgie told with an ingenious baby lisp
complain that II wasn't fair for two or
tire! three, 1 RiE w1itG h to soak her little
1fth IlSter Rollins.
Judge Koch told this delegation that
other people had rights that must be re.
spccted, and that heir holiday hilarious
ness knew no bounds.
Il shall not permit you to go scot
free" he added mot even you. Aggr.'
AT this point In the proceedings, cX.
state senator Murphy appeared in court
koch's left The Senator appeare some.
what ,perturhed when, the next group
shamblcd M 10 the rail.
They were Harris Mann. Robert lIar
rison and Clarence pitman or Pitnhrl
Pitman said he had witnesses to prov,
ington II prosperous looking bushes,
man. went before Judge Koch and. with
a studied effort TO be indignant, cx
for Princeton In tones that couldn't n'
heard thirty feet away. He though
their arrest was AN injustice.
senator Murphy leaned over and sale
something in an undertone to IustIc,
Koch. THAT settled IT. The trio ,wns
discharged, and 1t was whispered ii
court that Pitman WAS n nephew or 4
distant relative OF the Senator'S.
William II. Tyrrell didn't play II
man told how Tyrrell fiourishcd an opei
penknif- In front of the Coleman lIous,
N" Court demanded II fine OF $40 from
HIM
TyrreIl had been hatl"i out by tn,
proprietor of the Coleman House, anD
waistcoat. preparing for ;hc morning
ordeal He tried to explain his csn4uG
entangled with his thoraN and palats
He gave 1t up "a, bad Job and the'
rnstl"i over and gave up his tel
simOleuns to the clerk,
Next came the star group Of III
collection. 1t included hig Zach Wat
kns T." siX-foot, .10-puund Senesnn
tian. who cut such u ludicrous iigur
as prino"tou'S mascot.
He was wondrously CARRIED In oraug
and hlark s@tiH coat; vest . nna ,rouSet
iug % drum mator for II band OF Prime,
ton Indians in broadway when nrreste.l
Mtth lin ~ the zen wer%; I I,,.n
OF Jersey city. and Frank J. Refill
The lawyers. explained that Zach
makeup caused all the huliabaioo., Zac
when asked To explain. opened his Ca'
eruous mouth and roared OUT:
"Hoss, l,se done NOTHING, NY hire o,
GGs Sr P g ha 9S E@r son LINN vars pee
The Court had 20 laugh at Zach and h
tout ensemble. and he DISCHARGED the
CAPT. Sohu'tze, OF the Yves, Twen'Ie
street station. appeared against Mon
Eom"rv M.3s. Alonzp Oakley and iiar
Schuyler TIN Captain declared that Mi
"russct' a. him when told to quit shuu
Ing, Mou,y's s!ellant eXuberamce ca
HIN tust IN even five. and his pals We
,.rne only others fined were VII
Kcmmorer, OF Scranton, who "cusse,
tNt Cthpt!S, ana CndTleS ftFN, "A tOul
EowcTy graduate. who mixed In vi
the CulCpIaEs.
These were discharged: Horace Ia
ton, james y. Patterson. Howard V,
Eordcn, John Noorhis, Edmund Wat,
an James FaCkman, who were .
rcs'oi a. Roster & Biel'H. John Kos,
wet hail for them and asked that tn
be permitted to go
james F.. Reed url Charles Prov
who Ncra arrested In II TwrntN-thi
Gtrcet theatre. We're also DISCHARGED.
were G.u"Ie Lamont, Thomas El,hal
sou. JTn's Ward. Joseph Green, Hu
NyEatl ~, Douglas MCPHERSON. Eci
hard lAldehraua Charles l.. Pcrki
Al"N2naur Martin, Henry Winters. j
Perkins, j. W. Peters and George QUE
All but Queen were rank limitations
coleI.ans.
Queen pot out Of a coach IN front
Gated.
~ lad $50 then. Judge" he SAID. IA
now ! haven't a cent
Il guess you've been fined enougI
sah Justice Koch as he told him TO
home.
The scene IN the Fifth Avenue IIo
this morning was In marked cuutr
10 that OF yesterday. Groups OF y
boys stood around in the brC
corridors and We're telling each ot
how 1t happened.
Big McCrea. the left guard Of
Nyla