New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-03

ALLEGED COLLEGE MEN IN COURT
NOT ONE OF THOSE ARRESTED WERE STUDENTS
OF TIE INSTITUTIONS WHOSE coLoRs
DECORATED THEM
In the jefferson Market Court Yesterday four al
legged college students brought before Justice
Voorhis TWO said they were from Yale. one from
Princeton and from both colleges Ihat. AT
least is what he declared. The Princeton student
was George Potter OF Philadelphia. He walked into
the Fifth Avenue Hotel 10 o'clock Saturday night
and announced that the place belonged to him. He
was put out. but came back on two other occasions.
and each time drunken tnan before He was finally
arrested by Policeman Dwyer Of the West Thr-
teth-st. station. In court yesterday morning he
said he had been irving TO drown his grief and Ia !
succeeded lie fined s.
1T doesn't always pay to be successful" said
Justice Noorhis.
The two Yale men were lee Stout. ~ Bloomfield.
and Harry IaGrange. Of East Orange The lads
were arrested Al II o'clock Saturday night They
were not under the influence Of liquor. but were
making considerable noise along Broadway They
were both discharged. |, IS known that they are
not college at all.
The last Of the quartet VA James Bfosnan. He
| lives he said in South Brooklyn lie was found In
from, Of the Fifih Avenue Hotel At o'clock yes
ierday morning. He had on long tlue strcamcrs
and orange and black roseties. lie was drunk bIt
mu,,ered something about being "A Yale-prin,ei ton
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wore the streamcrs and resemblcd excursion
| steamer on the Fourth ~ July more than anything
| else lie admitted that he not college man.
| nj said that he employed by the Metropolitan
| Life Insurance Company a. a bookkecpcr. lie was
fined s.
Samuel A. Ryan. tWenty-seVen. OF 80. So West
Fifty-second-st arraigned by Policeman
Roach % the East Sixty-seyenth-st station. be
fore Police Justice " eide ~ the YORK ~" court,
yesterday. on charge 81 intoNicaUSn ana 'is'
orderly conduct NJ ~" close o. IN" 49, nm -
ton football game on Saturday. Ryan, Who o.. "n'd
to be "A happy frame OF mind. engaged Frederic X
Booth. a cabman. 90 40 LIS Flrsi-Afc. go DIVE
him TO SIxth-aye and Ftny -ninth-st RYAN was
well dressed. and the oahman lid not for mo-
| ment doubt his ability to meet his hack h,re.
way down and quenched his thirst. ON reaching
Fifty-ninth-st- and SiSth-ave. Ryan said i
don't want to get out here, take me To l."SnS on
Booth drove out Fify-ninth-si TO Lexington
ave- where he found his fare both stupid and
irnpecunious Failing in his efforts TO ge; his
sensibty Booth drove him TO the East sixty
ninth-st. station house. On reaching there Ryan
his boots protrudng from the window. which he
| had smashed. totally obvious to all earthly mat
tiers. He was carried into the station house and
searched. He had not one cent OF money. lie was
| put 10 bed In cell TO sleep on his stupor.
Yesterday morning Ryan expressed great sur
| prise finding himself behind prison bars He
vous evening save that he LEFT the ball Held
with % cents In his pocket. Noticing flaming
Yale badge that had remained pinned to his , ga,
| were with Yale, he did not voluntarily affect
| the colors; he seemed to think that some one
must have decorated him.
Ryan declined tell what business he was In.
but from papers found in his pockets II Is believed
he IL connected with life Insurance institution
1900 BAH to answer at the Court OF Special ses-
| siOns.