The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-13
cor Z rAsrs or a,s ows mED1c1sn
Deputy sheriff Dsirymp,e's Experience. IL
the Court Pea with TITS Own Charges.

the Court I-en WIN httN o"h ehhrget.
Deputy Sheriff Dalrymple Is q mili-looklns
man. but he has the reputation among tho
crooks who are daily trundlcd from the Tomhs
TO the General Sessions building In the Black
Maria OF being terror" Mr.. Dalrymple has
only boon a deputy sheriff for five months. lie
succeeded Deputy Lynch. who allowed pris.
oner to escape from him on Centre street and
was removed by the Sheriff in consequence.
As limited at above Mr.. Dalrymple is not.
favorite with the prisoners. In the first place
they say he has q cheerful habit OF packing
them into the van. rs though they were SO
many cattle. and then driving thcm down 10 tho
Court House at the rate OF about hall II mile an
hour. He does this. they say. because h.
doesn't care to make two trips. Then. they
assert, he likes to handcun the most gcnt'e-
manly one OF the batch to the frowsiest ono
and make them sit side 10y side all day long.
These are some OF the peculiaritics attrbut-
cd to Mr. Dalrymple by tho motley
crowd whom he drives down town
every day. It's not always the same
crowd he takes. but few prisoners are locked
W in the n0mSs to await sra thnt
times before a final disposition is made OF
their the 9sst ID ina, "a.
SrN Rarymre made too on mvSs hHsg in ra
at Judge Marines order was thrust into the
prison pen for punishment with the gang OF
thugs and thieves he had driven down town.
batch nsi and and It Would have been hard to ind =
hnrder-looking crowd; There here we're thieves thieves OF
al eonpe q
from the !Willys." as the delirium tremens ia
nut TIM IN pe% Rss but S
ceeded In finding room for all hands The
made the IN when
his favorite way-that is, negroes beside white
mon and tramps beside aristocrntic sand
All tho way to the court the prisoners begged
Dalrymple TO- WHIP up as they Eers ~ s IF
shut up When General Sessions was finally
reached the deputy sheriff unpaeked his pris;;
6em in The on e He made lot sof
putting his thirty nine charges into tho box.
nsns nh no EncM the M h Ss
squad what it was all about. Capt o,Eeirns
was making the noise whereupon Judge Mar
"Oh: It is. ehp Well, Just put him In the pen
he won't try to, be quicter hereafter"
:, Mr. Dalrymple was guying ono OF his charges
the in
inside. Then they shut the door. and locked
but addei to their MGfe sure me
prise was q feeling Of delight at the opportunity
%h sG We indsSea for the honor
this visitt" inquired the gentleman!y sand.
trial @naets r. sth
'.Yaas," drawled a chap Of the Weary Hobbs
order. who had been.arrested for picking tina
pocket Of q fellow tramp in City Hall Park,
I'VE had better keep away from I'm. can't
mix wild mugs wat drives Black Mar las
Dalrymp pie had recovered somewhat by this
time. and he tried to COW the prisoners with
threats. But tho prisoners refused to b
cowed. and they guyed and abused the deputy
until, at the OK piration OF half an hour, Judge
MARITIME put an end to his misery and let him
out. The prisoners all expressed their sor:
row at losing 30 agreeable companion. and
Dalrymple banged the door shut in the face OF
tramp who was blandly inviting him to call
again.
Dalrymple was highly indignant over his
imprisonment and yesterday he said to "a Sun
reporter that it was al the fault OF Capt.
didn't make any noise" said the deputy. Il
was putting the prisoners in the pen when I
heard the Judge complain OF noise and tho
next thing knew was thrown In with them.
1t was an outrage and have made u iull re-
port of the matter to the Sheriff."