The sun., 1893-12-01

persons In tho orchestra beneath them.
| . The proprietora then appealed TO the police.
| Detectives : Sullvan and Lang and couple OF
| policemen went to the box and ordered the
| mon to keep nulet
placed them under arrest. When the dctec-
tiYes started out with their prisoners, collegl-
Sn Sns all over the % house rose un IN their seats
Acrowd barred the way, aud the detectives
had 70 nght to1th and nail 10 get their
Al the statlon house the young men gave
| their names and addresses, as follows:
36s HSalth' - bepqrtmsnt. fEIs o"9 9lSS S''tN West e
18th street; Howard Van Norden. buyer.
| mund Waters. % years old, civil engineer 40
! west l2Sth street: Joseph Blackman. ~ years
2ld; aleai estate agento 2 O23 sGyenth hayycnnuei
| 12i,th street aud j. +. Patterson. u yenrs old.
q r 2g1 9 Second avenue. ater in tho heeyening
hni,dhHo hMr hHostes III called at the station house and
At about iG:3o . clock hurry call for the re-
! serves came from Roster & Binrs. Ten mou
| were sent out. lut, on reaching the theatre.
| were told that they We're not needed
! Up to he time Ot tho closing Of tho concert
! ball no further disturbances had been reported
Al the mpcrial Concert Hall there was
plenty OF noise. but no arrests warc made.
| gollegians packed the place. but outside Of u
| little aood-natured guying at tho actors and
At tho asino the collegians were so lost in
admiration ot tho fair Lillian Russell that they
Al the broadway Theatre. tho Park. Harri-
! Gan's and the standard everything was quiet
although there ,wer, largo number of coll
lego boys in each house.
The drst batch Of prisoners to arrive at the
West IhiTtleth street station was headed
| cot OF the Princeton team. Zach. logged
out in h,s black satin trousers with orange
satin dress coat was loading u grand
triumphal march up broadway. He had his
crowd went wild and shouted Tor frinceton
and everybody else.
who are Princeton graduates. and they were
whooping It up for all they were worth,
the crowd at Twenty-elghth street, and with
ers. Zach included. and locked them up The
S !Sys1 @ sSSa Jersey rsScfs cfy
city. Zach lives at "a Ege avenue. Jersey
City. The Edwards boys are said TO be BROTH
w. MacRina Of i4S West Thirty first sI street. se
tenant of theirs. and he bailed them out;
They we're hn1gry; spd when Zach was
two rows Of molars and Rrinned., His toggery
wss ws concealed ,, and he was carried Of;
Clsaty. 4. years, old. Of Hscksnssek. and Hu.
street. two schoolboys who were shouting.
DuRan was one OF the most energetic OF the
Se Happened across William "G II sfrTn TFre IhSa ~
Baltipore:, who had Thanksgiying lag
and the detective says was fourishing an open
penknife in front Of the Coleman House. He
was locked up. but Proprietor Pearson bailed
him later.
Joseph W. Ward. 10 years old. OF 81 East
old. OF III East Ninety seventh street,
two young colored men with red neckties. blue
] canes, We're doing their best to make the Wei
kin ring in tho Tenderloln when they ran into
4, lew mcme6ts, afterward two young men
Twenty ninth street and Broadway.
%oa gHs as pSE hat sRs sassaR
SonneberC. lO years old. German. OF l43
West Iwenty-seventh street
The other had a black plug hat with an or
band fpd n he n ssid Rs Mst was SeSrge ISylS
Charles French and Bernard Hilbrandt. two
young admirers OF Princeton from Newark.
were so, enthusiastic. over the result of tho
game that they raised disturbance at
Twenty ninth street and Broadway. and De-
tective OConnor took them to the station
William J. Darling and Daniel Galpin OF 33o
West Thtrty-sixth street were shouting them
Fitzgerald.
Few Of the prisoners were students. and the
few collegRns that were arrested were eau
toned by their companions toglve fictitious
names and addresses
were students were those who said they were
George Bishop. "a years old. n wholesale ice
dealer. and Duncan Campbell Macpherson, %
years old. a theatrical man. OF 25S West
Thirty seventh street.
They were arrested by Detective Dugan on
broadway. near Twenty seventh street. Clar-
ence Pitman. young. smooth shayen school
boy; who Ss was shouting h on Broadway & told Ser;
lived in Elizabeth. Policeman Mulholland ar
'VHS Robert It'll Harrison. 10 years old. student OF
Newark was with him. and Mulholland ar
rested him too, 8.
lated considerablc beer, during tho, day. was
noisy outside the Fifth Avenue Hotel and was
Willis <. Kemmerer of scranton. muscular:
Harry ,MeFadden were shouting outside the
Imperial Concert Hall when Policeman Hickey
Richard Hgns 1s years old. drauGhtsman.
and James William Donaldson. Ia years old. q
typewriter, both Of Mount Vernon, heard some:
body shout for Princeton at Thitieth street
and Broadway, aRd they Tesp99nided with shout
arrested them. They wero followed by Dr. r..
Parmly Brown. who lives in the Madrid apart;
nent house and several others who declared
The boys we're locked up and the citizens
were adVlsedto 20 to court and tell their story
Detectives EvAnhoe and Valley OF the Cen,
tEal Once found Thomas Richardson OF lls
lowest Third street lighting at Thirty eighth
Lamont said richardson had insulted an old
task. Both we're locked up
These and other similar incidents kent the
police lively all night, This cells in the station
house contained nearly atty prisoners.
shortly after ! o'clock bOisterous crowd
marched through Thrty-fOurth street. shout
ing ard yelling like indiana on the warpath.
four detectives sYooped down on the crowd.
and caught six OF them. They said they
we're George Prentice,. "a years old. z
medical student OF l3i East Fifty-iourth
street; Frank sullivan. lientenant on
the 'nited States steamship Portsmouth;
William Ii. Ewing, - years old, medical
student Of Baltimore; FTank Miller a naval |
cadet "a years Old. ~ 3j West Twenty -Afth |
street. and Percy Judson a lumber dealer.
young man. who said he was son OF eN- |
Mayor Hewitt. and was with the crowd, went |
to the station house and protested that the ar |
rest wa- an outrage.
lie ofIerei TO - bail for all but Sergeant |
Sheehan did not have time to take bail. and |
young Hewitt left. saying that he was going |
aft ter his father.
Jay Ferkins John Teters. Charles O. Perkins.
and Fred j. Perkins. all Of jersey City. were |
arrested ~ Detective, DuRan aud OCOnnOr |
at broadway ant Twenty ighth street.
Others caught in the police drag net were: |
ThomHE Mulcahey, a coRcbman. Of 3O2 West |
Thirtirth street: Horace Mann, lG years old, |
Of 4 a. Fast SiXty-fTst street.
-Four young mon decked with orange and |
black rihhons. Tnsrttes. and chrysRnthemums.
raa.Inu NaWgTE last evening p1u4h auFllRF L