The evening world., 1894-09-26

$40 Third avenue francis Dotis.4y wv lie
Guilbert SIS Third avenue; Frances HyAnd. seS
First avenue Ps.orSk Boyle Sss Thnta a. ,,ss.
Thomas Conner, sS7 Third avenue; Thomas Flana,
gan, ass Third avenue; James Lacey, tlS Th nn
doiph Blanc, ii2s Third avenue Michael OCon,
nor, s9s Second avenue: John Noonan, 500 THIRD
Rourke, sS2 Second avenue Peter Reilly. sib Third
avenue; John Leidmann. gss Third avenue; James
avenue; Pat Mailon, s5S Third avenue James
Keane. 677 Third avenue; John Grinln, 2OS East
T.Gn. GST1 80 s,senG aaa TGd
Robert A. TIN, rs Third avenue. o.o
saloon-keeper Henry Cohoon, OF 20
West Forty-seventh street was also
held for selling a pint Of beer to
twelve year-old John Linnon, of 25i West
Forty-seventh street.
station, was present in the Tombs Police
Court this morning, and occupied
prominent position on the brldSe pc
licemen arralgned the, saloon-keepsrs
and bartendcrs. arrested for violation
OF the Excise laws.
The arrests were as follows:
Antonio Cardonlo 1876 Elizabeth street, william
p Dryer. 81 Park Row, william Davis 20
Chatham square; jeremiah o b9nns!l, "a v rarh
Ann street; Richard Leonard 10, Bowsry .or,
each held in 800 bail for eXaminatlon.
A dozen violators OF the Excis" law
we're held for trial by Justice Koch In
theEssex Market Court. They were:
Charles Deiecker. or % Third avenue. isons
Hershhow OF 10 Second avenue. samuel SILVER
man, OF $50 Bowery Patrick Brasil Of iig Row
cry william Meyer, Of 27g BoNery ftr'k
Heaiey, OF 50 Rutgers slip. Henry Stelnhnrii, -
81 Rivington sttet, Louis lleroll, OF Isl Uowrty,
Alexander Fletcher. Of II Second avenue, Jacob
Mann OF "a Avenue A, Herman Osmer II l31
First avenue and Joseph Il, Henry OF I~''H
Essex Market Court also had its con;
tingent of tramps. They were sentencei
to the Island for three months.
The an,i-tramp and beggar crusade
resulted among others in the arrest OF
a colored newsboy James Abbott, nine
years old, OF 1876 Prince street. Brooklyn.
home three weeks ago and has since
earned his living selling papers; lie
slept generally where he could, Justice
Ryan committed him temporarily to the
care Of the Gerry Society.
Policeman Sullivan and Newell, OF the
Old slip station. piloted sections of po--
River and gathered in the roundup,
eighteen men whom they found sleeping
on the docks.
When arraigned this morning before
'chronic buns" Occasional buns" and
"beglnners."
"chronic buns" were sent to, Black
wells Island for one month. The next
class. got or with ten days. while the
"beglnners'' were sent to the city
Charles, alias "snury." Waters. a
noted desperate, thirty years Oh. who
burglary, and who was recently re,
leased from prison, where he had served
n year for stabbing a policeman. was
sent to the island for three months
charged with assaulting Policeman
Looney. of the Sixty-seventh street
station-house, last night, when Looney
attempted to arrest him for vagrancy
and diSOrderly conduct.
Would-be robbers also came in for a
share Of police vigilance.
A bold attempt to rob Mrs. Jennie De
Groot, wife OF Peter De GroOt, we'll
known restaurateur at Albany, who was
visiting the Pulitzer Building this fore
noon In company with her husband, was
promptly frustrated, and the thief, evil
IDENTIFY professional. who gave the name
q Joseph = Murray, Of l72 Madison
Oak street police station.
Mr.. and Mrs DeGroot walked into the
main entrance of the Pulitzer Building
at ll.30 o'clock this forenoon with the in
tention OF taking the elevator to the
tower. Mr.. DeGroot was "A few steps
behind his wife. when suddenly she felt
some one grab her pocketbook from a
Turning quickly. she caught the thief,
well-dressed. slender fellow. twenty
seven years old, by. the arm. Murray
threw the pocketbook onto the corridor
floor and ran out Of the entrance Spe.
cia Officer Brown, on duty at the door
grabbed Murray, but the crowd iostled
Brown and caused him to loosen his
grasp. He got the thief's derby hat
however. and shouted to Policeman Bar
low. of the Oak street station. who was
on duty in citizens clothes.
Murray escaped momentarily into Tit
Times Building minus his hat, and cody
Ha!kei into the rear entrance OF T. pr
nenwein's hat store, 40 Park Row, wehrt
he purchased n new hat and was nbou
TO walk out when Barlow Cnlarcd him.
There were 80 in the pocketbook, which
was not disturbed.