The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-17

THIS IS THE BOY WHO swoRE.
The pretty little town and Its environs
were very much stirred over Mr.
Berry's predlcament, and the small
court of squire Heath, in the back OF
his drugstore was packed with
curiously Interested thropR.
1t seems that a little while ago
Patsy" Burns and "scrappy" Null
doom started a merry-so-round In .
vacant 10, near the railway station.
The town was reused by the unusual
csms,s and ,,anho ,,s sn,,n around untsi
far in the night The patronage being
heavy. and the patrons being there for
fun. there conveniently was some noise.
The sober jewellers in the neiehbor-
hood objected to the racket. and finally
some one wrote anonymously a letter or
o,a,,,. y. IL 80, :, y,.,,,,, $50.
eomp'a,nt TO tne boara Oh inpruyel.e a.'
The Board OF Improvement In Hacken-'
| sack IA the Mayor and Common Council
rolled into one. SO Tar as the New York;
Constable Michael Breeri was appoint
| cd guardian OF the peace al that turbu-
ient spot. VI = s st-
SCENE ao OF festiv,ty Wss Mr.. berry, Who Is
Sn ndy Ss on af Sa 81 sns most % s
! Client and opulent families OF that scc-l
ton OF i New Jersey xSnv ,,r p.r,, ,ou,a
instantiy dissrm the suspicion Of the
most timorous old maid. and yet that
nscS. 'i ~ the g,r9s ~ho rode ar thS
merry-so-rounSs and 10 swear when Of
ficialiy demonstrated with for that lib-
| erty, This is all a matter OF evidences
On the night OF Aug. II, which. was .
Saturday. Constable Breen says ne nAW
Mr. Berry. In the act of tickling the ex-
tSss seso :sogsS 81 and swept 3 sSs
story, he demonstrated With III. berry
stsu nd oSsupicd Ss3he merry 5S-rounS.
Mr.. berry swears that Constable Breen
kicked him and made complaint before
Squire Heatfr TO that smect; Inc s9rsisso
over to the Bergen County Grand Jury
! In $50 bail Frank Murray. stone-:
cutter. went on the constable's bond. and
there that part of the case stands. ~
the Grand Jury has not met since.
The constable, now thoroughly aroused
and Indignant. entered proceedings
swore that Berry svore when he put
I'm on the grounds Occupied by the
Ftsatufe Of Section1 dt DlsorderIy
lact under which the. complaint was
in'adex. - =
E H6eTection reads= :.
INV spt rson drunk nd ofharwIsS1 vim
tolssr. sfc., upon any rtrcst or public place
fot.-eas-scity village. asroskh op-townahip Of
thit-Eune. and shall indues In and utter loud.
indecent or oaensiye language. or shall eddrcse
make s@aSs ana senss sas %
arsn, m pn"h,,c NJ. .ssn ~ dss,x 49, 49,
sdsas I,sRcriv 1890 ns nn 1s es. ~
MT exceeding 80 nne or fhirts days imprisoS-
| ment u 3
| Tho case was brought lin this roornsnsr
before Iustice Heath. The rnther lir1c-
] tied "a thfInepmsoSer wffrh 1h1S distin-
H. votsS Sts limits, Fand rsnanr StoCd m
Eths bacEylra WEh theft heads :throus6
Fths windows. ~
Pa,sy Burns ana "scrappy'' Muldoon
riabt miles on. to witness the issue an
tastiSv n need lie -
| Tans,ab,a Rreen was swarm He w.a
tveyv Sssjcra Re in his comniaint. Berry
lrssf .ss.soyrn ~ ,onvicted fo n,,sh fhs csse
Saa sMgtIs - mn I,r, pIs p. s1 ~.
~, Army ofy influential friends. -.
Isrrnss, y w Sfaar anTAareA -.
\ p1rsT "a was vary inf,rridatine In m.
nanysr tnwards The constabie on The
1922 rara"n tasttfad aftar ranch NJ rl~~r
1 SSa MI Saard The d.Tandant -.
~ rn, nefendant had Zone no mr.
| ,hsr q IA IN tbn uttera nee az that dressi
| ~ ,,nrd ~,as only a.dible thrae &c.
aMs.y '''
| SAID that ~ he had heen another " ~
| Srss Ina - u. he aaSanSSant ha uynn..l@
MT Maye bea I'd lbs obi,irnstion Jnsfirs
| ifseth solemniv decided maj The offensivs,
inter- nee had not .been made in a .io,,ds
We "wv wS1 aid thst he whhIe ns,.
| oI1d,nys ZEE nnnsense AZ there yer~
| s,Iss,aI,nare who h.I Sairiv shortsT a.
The Young feminine patrons OF the
Wbaye ar. vou going Mamie?'' and fhs
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