The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-26

sSsnuss. %I Third avenue; Thomas Gun 7ie rb,rd
! nue., pohoe orse W Riessenberg, 1855 Third ave
Hickman Sac aSnE ES Ss7 Third avenue August
syo,nar u avenue, Francis Donnelly 600 Jhi..d
GuIhs-, '9 9h Burke, sI7 Third avenue Gustav
frst avenuo Patrick Boyle Sss Tbir5 sxsr SeS
T ISnn Lennon, $50 West Forty.seyenth stree,
gan as 'I TSi SS Third avenue; Thomas Fisna.
avenue Charles Boylan OIL Third avsnns pui
n nor ,a s'enc li2S Third avenue Michael O. Con
avenue Martin Cody. as ThirS fV oman SSs Third
hourke $50 Second avenue; Peter Reilly eI5 third
RoVsrs S Sss Leldmann $50 Third avenue James
avenue avenue Pat Mallon. s5S Third avenue: lanes
k kesne. So Third avenue; John Grimm, sos East
avenue; John Kennedy e22 Second .venSs '" ma
ROBERT A. TIN us Third avenue.
uSaioon-keeper Henry Cohoon, of $50
held HS' fo ror ssii,e street. was also
twelve , co .ves selllanS s pint OF beer to
torty-seventh street
Police-Capt. Slevin, OF the Oak street
station, was present in the Tombs Police
Prominent iS po morning and occupied
lore Justice Ryan's desk when his po-
llcemen arraigned the saloon-keepers
ana bartenders arrested for violation
OF the Excise laws.
The arrests were as follows.
:, Antonio Cardono. 1856 Elizabeth street; William
p pwyer. 81 Park Row: william Davis, 20
N'haIh hQuAtt' FOREMAN u D0nnell, 81 Park
Row; John Peterson. Il Roosevelt street: VIII
IAN Van Dine, IS Bowery; John McEnerney 1
Ann a street; Richard Be Leonard los Bowsry:
each held in 800 bail for examination.
dozen violators OF the Excise law
were held for trial by Justice Koch In
theEssex Market Court. They were:
:, Charles Delecker.. of "a Third avenue. Isaac
man o. 1853 Bowery. Patrick Brasil, of lls Bow
cry cry William Meyer Of go Bowery,. Patrick
81 Riyington st. eet, Louis Herod, of PSI Bowery.
Alexander Fletcher, Of II Second avenue. Jacob
Mann, Of "a Avenue A. Herman Osmer, OF 1872
Firs. avenue and Joseph X. Henry. OF Third
a\tnue.
Essex Market Court also had it's con-
tingent OF tramps They were sentenced
to the Island for three months.
The anti-tramp and beggar crusade
colored newsboy, James Abbott, nine
years Old, of 1886 Prince street, Brooklyn.
This little fellow ran away from his
earned his living. selling papers. He
slept generally where he could. Justice
Ryan committed him temporarily to the
care of the Gerry Society.
Policemen Sullivan and Newell, of the
Old slip station. piloted sections of po-
!icemen to piers 4. g. IA and 10 East
River and gathered in the roundup
eighteen men whom they found sleeping
When arraigned this morning before
Justice Ryan they were graded
chronic buns" occasional bums' and
The members, Of the first batch.
wells Island for one month. The next
class got pr with ten days, while the
1p pisan sd were sent to the City
Charles, alias "snuny," Waters. a
noted desperate thirty years old, who
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leased from prison, where he had served
a year for stabbing a policeman, was
sent to, the island for three months
Looney, of the Sixty-seventh street
station.house, last night, when Looney
attempted to arrest him for vagrancy
and dlsorderly. conduct.
,Would-be robbers also came in for a
share of police vigilance.
A bold attempt to rob Mrs. Jennie De
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
IF Joseph + Murray, of liz Madison
street, was captured and locked up in the
Oak street police station.
Mr.. and Mrs De Groot walked into the
main entrance of the Pulitzer Building
At II. 80 o'clock this forenoon with the in
tention of taking the elevator to the
tower. Mr.. De Groot was a few steps in
advance of his wife, when suddenly she
felt some one grab her pocketbook from
4 pocket in her dress.
Turning quickly she caught the thief,
l well-dressed. slender fellow, twenty
seven years old, by the arm. Murray
brew the pocketbook onto the corridor
ioor and ran out OF the entrance. Spe-
'ial officer Brown. on duty at the door,
grabbed Murray, but the crowd jostled
Brown and caused him to loosen his
grasp He got the thiefs derby hat
however. and shouted to Policemen Bar
ow. OF the Oak street station, who was
On duty in citizens clothes.
Murray escaped momentarily into The
Times Building minus his hat, and cody
walked into the rear entrance of p. Err
hat store. 40 Park Row, wehre
he purchased a new hat, and was about
to walk out when Barlow collared him.
There was 80 in the pocketbook, which
was not disturbed.