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

legi ans, who ape the real. and tn" rif
raft which follows in tn" wax" of the
fake colegian, who were bask"t"d IN
the ,dras-net of capt D'unnor's TEN
derluin' detectives and policemen last
night for disturbing the peace in III"
theatr, es and on Broadway, wor" brought
before Justice Koch. in Jefferson Market
Police court this morning.
They numbered in all nfty-two. and an
altogether picturesque array 1t was, too.
Half Of them were fortunate enough to
have secured bail AND 50 avoided Il night
OF unplelsa ntness in n statiun-houSe cell.
Most of uIem pre-, 'nl"d evidences of
having continued th"h convivialIty dur
ing the mgly, even ic they had not re-
'Y-a-i-c!' pr "T-r-i- m-c-r, tom"
Those why were forced to remain in
custody for' the nlghc were very he
dragged in appearance, but 1t was III
their favor tnat they wel" completely
sobrred Up thLS mornina.
TIE court-roum was crowded ana the
atmc sphere WIS fetid and mochinrly
redolent of the fumes of every variety
ANXIOUS % clear III" do, ket of the list of
callow, offender. as l." was TO disp"tse
the throng that overlooked the judicial
The first one called was Frank Miller.
n fashionably-dre sSed %NlnE man, who
carried a big travelling bag. II" was
arrested for hurra hing at broadway ami
Thirty-fourth street. He explained that
he was anxious I" tax" the N5o o'Il"rk
train for Chicago, and Jusii"" kooh
discharged him.
Miller is said however, to be naval
cadet. He was one Of Il group of SIS
roysterers who We're all gathered IN by
Detectives Lang ana sullivan. at Broad
way and Thi r!N-iuurth street. ANA in
whom one of eX-MayOr lI"wittS sons
took an active interest. They w"r" all
bailed out after midnight by e>. Mayor
Hewitt, and this morning Mr.. ASnrW.
hrnf no nf Interviewed
in their behalf and m'k"d tn" Indulgence
Besides Miller there wer" George Prem
tce. medical suicrl:, of - East FIFTY
fourth street; William ~ EwinE' mol
iSal student i,,% Of H i; dp n nnN rgrH y
Roster & Bial's ANA making n yiI"rouS
effort to disntegrate the pl.re, prentice
GERS said, and he wus fined S.. The
others were discharged,
Then up hled ';""rsr Forest Rnl!ims,
aspires to be ''c"-ed." The quintet
were in a notorious all-nil,ht restaurant
on Sixth avenue, near rhirti"th street.
Rollins, who lives at ljO East Thirty
eighth street. Is said to be "A son of
This block OF five jewellers hadu't any
one to intercede for them. and they were
Aggie told with an ingenu,us baby lisp
how she ,diin't do n9t9ipg, "xrrrt to-
! Tren, F is IRollins,"" '''" ' ''''"
Judge Koch told this delegation that
other people had rights NAT must b" re
spected, and that heir holiday hilarious
ness knew no bounds.
free" he added. mot even You. Aggle.
At this point In the proceedings. "X-
State Senator Murphy arp"nred in court
Koch's left. The Senator appeared some
what ,perturbei When, the next group
shambled up to the rail-.
They were Harris Mann, Robert lTar.
rison and Clarence Pitmnn or Pitnar,l.
Pitman said he had Witnesses, to ,nroyo
ington, a pr3sn"r2mS, lodging cuisines
studied effort to be indignant, cN.
for princeton In tones that couldn't b.,
heard thirty feet away, lite thought
their arrest was an Injustice.
senator Murphy leaned over ana said
something in an nnd"rtun" to Justice
Koch That settled it, Tnr trio wa q,
court that Pitmnn was a nephew or Il
distant relaitr" Of the Srm!4t"r's.
such rare good luck. II. had no unc,r
VINO was a senator, and when II police.
man told how TNrr"iI houiSh"d an open
penknfe in front of Tn" coleman IIUue.
The Court demanded a lin" of $40 from
him.
proprietor Of the coleman House and
his appearance plainly indicated that h'
had slowed a few "hrac"rS' h"u"rrh his
waistcoat: preparing for ia" morning :
ordeal He tried to explain hi, conduc,
to the Court, hut his Vocabulary got al
entanglea with his th'r"% and InlH'"
He gave It up bad job. ann lh"i
rusrlei over and rlN" mp his ten
simolruns to the cl"rE.
collection. 1t included big "Trch" Wat
kins the six-f"ot, 2"l-p"uud S"n"sam
hian, who gut such q l"iIrr"HS 'iEHn
He was wonarouslv rarbal in urung,
and and Hl atrntic ' yI hat wa Ia AZ ir"
J. Ing rs drum mai for q band of rrjnc,
ton Indians In Broadway when arrested
VIII him in }hn Ken wrrr, l"hM r
OF Jerse| city. and Frank l.. E"aill
The lawyers, ryplaiqrd that Ilch'
makeup caused all IT," hullahnlon. Tach
when asked to explain, opened his cav
ernous mouth and roar"d out
"Rose, Use don" nothing but hire ON
as PriRCetOns mascot. HAN, hro'
done gone doin' dat Tor s"h"n vars"
The Court had 10 laugh AT zach and NH
tout ensemble and he DISCHARGED then
cant schultze, Of the West Twentieth
street station. ,9pwarrl AGAIN., Mont
Schuyler. The Captain declared that MIN
"cussed' at him when told 4" quit shout
Ing. Monty's sihnant "Nuhrrlnr" cos
him just an even i've, and his pals wrr
discharged.
me only Others onel were wml
the coppcrs and Charles Fern - tuuuI
Bowery graduate. who mixed in VIII
the COlleGiaus.
These We're. dscharrcI Horace pay
ton, James T.. Patterson. Howard VA
NOrden, John NuoThlH, Edmund Water
and james FlaCkman, who were ar
rested in Roster " linl'S John ku~lr
went bail for them and asked that TIM
be permitted 10 20.
james T.. Reed ana Charles nruwI
who We're arrested in % Twenty. 'hir
street thea,r". w"r" also disahar-,L %
We're George lamon' ThHr,- Eirnu
son. James Ward Joseph Gr..r. IIuu
McFadden. Douglas Mcpherson. I;rr,
hard Hild"hraud. Charles T. TrrEiul
A!e;d9nder Martin, Henry Winters. ia
Perkins, j. W. Peters and George Ilu.rr
All but Queen We're rank limitations ,
colleEans.
Queen got out Of coach in front E
the Hotel Brunswick hcplessly intox
Gated.
Il had $50 then. Judge" he said, IAN
now haven't a cent"
II guess you've been fined enough
home.
The scene in the Fifth Avenue Hot
this morning was in married contra,
to that OF yesterday. GruUps of VA
bows stood around lrt,,,