New-York tribune., 1897-06-28
FEWER WOMEN ARRESTED.
ONLY TWO ARRAIGNED BY CAPTAIN ChAr-
MANS MEN-PREsIDENT MOSS
ON THE BENCH.

o,,,. .,.o ,orro, were arraigned in the Jeffer-
son Market Police Court yesterday from 'aP'ai"
Chanmans district. 1t was whispered a"o"' '.
room that Captain Chapman had nj iast see" '"e
handwriting on the wall. and had instructed MS NV"
70 hc more cautious and careful In their pur-
s,,,, ~, ,,tortunate women 50 many OF the women
arrested last week had been discharged even one
who cared less for public opinion than Chapha"
might have become alarmed
II had been announced. too. that President MOE
OF the Police Board. would be In JEFFERSON Md'he'
C,our, ,o listen TO the examination OF the women
and TO Judge as 10 the manner OF obtaining evidence
adopted by the police. He was there. but the
On ses in which he was supposed TO be interested
had all been disposed OF before his arrival MI MOSS
remained about twenty minutes sitting on the pehch
with MAGISTRATE Meade. When going away ne de-
clined 10 say anything about his visit
One OF the two Tenderoln women arrested was
Nellie Jackson. who was charged with soliciting
at Broadway and Thrty-nrs'-s''' aoou' ~
yesterday morning.
What you doing on tne s'ree' az ~
hour?" asked the Magistrate
Il was going TO the milk store, she repheu'
The pol,ceman who arrested her said that she tod
him she was returning home from wake NC
young woman insisted that the policeman was 'c'''
flying falsely ,,,
Step up here TIL talk 10 Eou' s"'N Wv 0
trate. 49,, 49, .,.
when tho voung woman stood before him on the
bridge he said TO her: Now. am Klhoi! uispo
to YOU women II you are unfortunate q ,
who have TO 20 on the streets to make "''e'
Rut do not want any OF you TO come here ana az
,en,t 70 mislead the Court Now. VIII tell you
what III do I'll fine you 3d. or else II you ~
in saving you innocent. VIII holu !o- 10 -
animation 10 give you an opportunity 10 P'.
are a respectable woman and wrongly aiies -
o.. AN 40 ca orlv on condition that you go TO
the workhouse II you fail to prove '""' ''D
falsely arrested ,..,,so led the
The idea of going TO the worhhou'e "
woman 10 decide TO pay the me. ~. ,,a,.
As she was stepping from the pridse 'he nae, So
,ra,e told her that she had right 10 De on trie
streets o'clock in the morning ui''e'' 0''
urgent ~ neeve %ew-York tomorrow said the
vo,np woman since / cannot walk arouhd 'he
streets without getting arrested" uor,ar said
the policem4n had spoken TO her irst. ohe "''o
nay There re Vas Considerable amusement when PoIice
man Regan OF the MacdOugal-st statloi' al aisr ST.
XIV Morret on a charge OF soliciting She "Siu woio q
a bicyce cap silk waist and grey skirt. reshi, an
said yhat nj an carly hour yesterday inorhlhs ne
was at Washington and spring SIS. W, VIII nb in
toXjcaied and thrown her arms around the ,i aeuHS
CAPTAINS neck She had called the sShs @ d p,pen
n lobster when he repulsed her She hau inc"
made love to Regan. ,a m. oor+ain
The woman was INDIGNANT She }niad cGnG not contain"
herself while the policeman was taking h, o,dad
Give me Bible" she said. when he had enaea enc q
Bible because l going TO SPEAK TOT my my tonoy
That man lies Have YOU got Bible Your iionor'
YOU can lend me?' 81, o,.o I, n loud
smack and swore she would tell nothing but the
ruth and then started in 10 talk. , ., - ,,
II Was not drinking Your Honor ] !! tel you no"
Z, 49, You see / was going down TO the river to
sleep on our yacht Its not exactly ;F?p'. ~ & d
Ioai tsve. carry brick on Alf tather ana m.
mas brick yard at IaverstraH y i, on We nOpaoS
hed rd ~ j.s No? Wen: were We'll known III
Uav6rstraw.t Bor'.as / was saving fbur' Honor'
/ was going down TO The yacht mean oltoa boaJ
when that man there pointing TO Regain stopped
me and spoke TO me. a., .,...,,. ,or
Reean had testified that when LILY threw her
arms around him she had ssd "Ah, there my
dear ,y..u oho,,.
And is there any slang, our Honor al ABOUT out
thar The best people in society call one another
my dear My yacht is a dear It's name Is tne
Princess | am not in New-Nork much. am
Ira~rioI ana Won can bet my husband. will be
nretiv sore when he hears about this Say Judge,
can YOU telephone up 10 him and tell him OF this
unforiunaie mistake that has happened? They
wouldn't telephone FOR me in the station house last
night" ,,
The policeman says YOU We're drunk
Your Honor. | have kissed the Bible
'IIe also says you called him vile names
Your Honor. / can tell you all about II In a
moment" began the woman but the Magistrate
cut her short and told her he would hold her IN
$500 bail for examination 20 give her an oppor-
t,nity Of procuring what evidence she could az 10
her responsibility.