The evening world., 1893-12-01
Students, Would-Bes and Monde
scripts in Court
Tremendous Haul Of Fish in the
TenderIoin Police Net.
State Senator Murphy Intorcedes for
m Alleged Nephew.

the draG-net of capt. D'tOnnorS zen
derlon'' detectives and policemen iaSt
night for dEa urbng the peace III IN"
theatres and "a. broadway, were brought
before Justice Koch, In JEFFERSON Market
Police Court. this morning.
They inlmbsred In all iitty-twO, and an .
altogether picturesque array It was. too.
Half of them were fortunat" enough to ,
have secuned bail and so avoided night .
of unpleasa ntness In station-house cell b.
Most OF IL en- presented evidences or
having continued their convivhlitN our /
ing the niyir., even II they had not re-
peated their cHr-splitting Shtl"kS lOr I
''Y-a-l-ev' or "pl'-i -n-C-e- OH
Those who wen. forced to remain In
custody for the night wer" very he /,
their favor that they were completely
sobered up this morning.
The courtroom was crowded ana me
atmc sphere WIS fetid. and mockinSly
redolent of the fumes Of every variety |
OF n,oNicnn ss , JHS, "cct q" Gcn the "n list Of
callow Offenders. as h" was TO disp"rSr
the thronS that orerfio"ed tn" judicial
The first one called was Frank Miller,
fashiona bly, dressed young man. who
carried n Ing travelling bag. l'r was
arrested for hurrahing. at broadway 4ni
Thirty fourth street. He Explained ihat
he was ANXIOUS to take the e3o O'Clock
train for Chicago, ana Justice ko'h
Miller Is sad, however. to be naval
cadet. He WAS one Of group OF SlN
roysterers whG We're all gathered IN ny
Detectives Lang and sullivan, at IiroaL-
way and Thiry-fourth street, ana III
whom one Of rX H,nrcy ,rh "wt var. sn,1
bailed out after midnight by eX-MaNor
Hewitt. and this morning Mr., AGn"wi
brother Of John r. AEnew, lnterN"h"h
in their behalf and asked the Indulgence
ui tho Court
Besides Miller there were George Prem
81 4, T.
fourth street; William IL. Ewing. med
iral student: Of h ia, i,a and rcrI y,
nd,Sn m9er and mia mnnr WSrT nn
effort to disintegratc tho place prentice
was the leader Of the gang iao 80 the ! %it.
others We're discharged
,r'h"n Up filed Gcors" Forest R"l,inS'
5S Srs M Mnsa n ana Msse sGc %nS
aspr"s /" be- a ''co-c1i' The unint",
were in a notorious all-n!ght restaurant
Rollins, who lives nj $50 East Thirty.
eighth street. Is said 70 be son OF
Alaior-Gen. Rollins. of the Royal Horse
Artillery. OF London
This block OF five jewellers hadn't any
on" to intercede for them, and they were
Assic told with All ingenious baby lisp
how she didn't do nothing, except 10
complain that 1t wasn't fair. for two or
'fren' Fster Rollins
Judge Koch told this delegation that
other people nRI rights mat must u" re-
spected. ana that heir holiday hilarious
ness know no bounds
~ shall not permit You Z" go r! SEQ" i,
At this point In the proceedings. OK
State Senate Murphy appeared in court
and vas y sS t2 esnf at
what pcrturbed when. the next group
shamblcd np to the rail-
They were Harris Mann. Robert Hnr-
rson and Clarence Pitman or Pitnard.
ritman said he had witnesses TO PROV"
he wasn't guilty. and W; q: ii Wash,
man. went before Judge Koch and. with
n studied effort to be indignant; cx-
sed that the G%ys sa ,bs nrHG rs
heard thirty feet away. lie thought
their arrest was an injustice.
senator Murphy leaned over and said
something in an undertomc to Justice
Koch. That settled II. The trio was
court that Pitman was n nephew or a
distant relatiye Of the senator's. l.,
William I IL T ryrI a'1 mt play rc In
S Mhp w Tase s senator and WIEN " az p"
man told how Tyrrell fourished an open
pcnknfe in front of tn" Coleman lious'
Tyr,ell had been haiIel out by the
proprietor of the Coleman h3us", ana
had slowed a few "brac"rs'' beneath his
waistcoaiti prsparng for the m"rnin,G,'
H to- the court n but his v"cn"uiary got al
entangled with his thorax and palate
lie gave 1t up a "A bad jnh, ana 'nrt
sfmolcons to the clerk.
Xext came , the n.1"r' er%mG Of v The !.
kins, the sx-foot, 25o-r"unl Sencgam
han who cut such II ludicrous figure
as Princeton's mascot.
He was wOndrOusy CARRIED In Orahg
aud black satin coat. Vest and uous"r
and a Gigntic silk hat. Zach" was act
ing as drum major for band of Primo
I,,liu In, ~ r,4G q
Edwards and Joseph, Edwards, Lawyers
OF Jersey city, and Frank T. R"hlll
makeup caused all the huliahnl"o. Harl
when asked 20 explain, opened his cav
ernous mouth and roarrl out
"Ross, Use don" nothing, buy hire, on
as Princeton's. mascot. Hun bee
done gone dom dat Tor srb"u vars"
The Court had 10 laugh AZ Zach and nj
tout ensemble. ami H. DISCARDED th"i
C'apt. schultze, Of the Yves, TweutIo'
street station. appeared against Mon
Eomcry NILS. Alon@2 9al"y ani l'aa,rrr
ing. Montys sibilant cxuheraure co
him, Just an even five, and his pals WEI
The only others fined were win
kcmmerer of Scranton, who "CuSs,u
the coppers and Charles Fern tour
lSowery graduate, who mixed in Wi
tn" ColleganS
These were, discharged; Horace ia
ION, James T., i'd'ltISpll, lltNhll ' u
Norden; Juhr, Noorhis, Edmund Watc
and James Flackman, who were a
rcsted in Roster * Bial's. John Kost
went bail for them and asked that III,
be permitted to 90.
James +. Reed ana Charles Brow
who Were arrested in a. Tw-nlN -thi
street theatre. wrr" also DISCHARGED,
We're George Lamont, Thomas Rchur
-. son. James Ward. Joseph Green, Ilu
NJ Faddrn. Douglas Mcpherson. l;pr
' hard liiidcbrand, Charles l.. PrrkIl
NH| Alexander Martin, Henry Winters j
Perkins, H. w. Peters and Grurp" ,Jur,
- All but Queen were rank limitations
CplleGians
queen got out of coach in front
The Hotel Brunswick heplcSsly INTO
Gated
II mad $50 then, Judge he said. "a
now ] haven't n cent
II guess you've been Nned enough
.ai Justice Koch as he told him to
home.
The Score In the Fifth Avenue Ho
this morning was in marked contr,
20 that Of yesterday. Groups OF y
BOYS stood around in the bro
corridors. and were telling each utl
how II happened
Zig McCrea the left guard of