The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-07

on hand early, ne he know beforehand that he was
r. for a busy morning. Clerk pemarsst called
from R%a " Edward fS1Sa If seSobo Sp q IN North tS' GSroiiua y %Si
o o@Sr' stepped Sps up HpA 70 q tho S'f faii. II a. li Sa' % RG,s,
trale: scIp6e, said that hs had been sight,
when he saw its lights and heard the music. Ho
was discharged and hurried out, followed by
Magistrate discharged all who were merely
charged with being in the place at the time Of
the raid. One Of the prisoners, Edwin j. Moore,
assumed an indignant air when he stepped up to
the rail. and, pointing his finger at tho Magis-
'r" "S;o nc S aSpa Soatsr w asE e The ne cap Sesn 9Fr sais Tho
Magistrate.
We'll, you're the Judge and ought to know"
The Magistrate ordered Moore taken back to
tho pen and Capt. Chapman made a charge OF
drunk and disorderly against him. Later he was
Another indignant prisoner was n wcll -drcssed
foreigner. who seemed to be familiar with Amer.
lean customs, but pretended not TO. understand
why he Ind been arrested. He said he was Jules
Dmitri Alexandroyich, Comto dc Agrencff.
81 Just wandered In the place to SEQ what was
going on" he said with u foreign accent. 81
saw The ball ADVERTISED on a poster, and I learn
was not acting disordcrly. I am u gentleman
and met your Honor at the Metropolitan Clubat
Magistrate Cornell nodded and snid that tho
'''Contc' could obtain redress II he thought no
had been, wrongly dealt with by bringing suit
NnlpNkh li' 'llN bIl lHhl w Noliiu lpl tllfT-
tain any complaint just then. Aftcrward Magis.
trntc Cornell said he thought tho Comic" had
been the steward OF y club at Southampton. III.
Vincent Carroll. who said he was u tailor, be.
came hilarious when he was discharged. and hc
started ont OF court with his high hat ,hoistcd on
the top Of his umbrella and u cigar In his mouth.
lie was brought back by order of the court md
fined ~; Two men who said that they had just
stepped into the saloon connected with tho, New
planned Of tho Injustice. OF their. arrest. I'VE
only went in 10, get. n drink, and surely there's
no law against that" said one.
tho future said tho Magistrate CURLY as hc
discharged them.
George Mcknight, manager for Corey, an.
swCrcd TO the narnc of George Clark when II was
called in court, and he was discharged by Magis-
tratc Cornell IA one OF the onlookcrs. Mcknight
was Jnbilait. until Policeman seaman discovered
bail.
Lawyer Friend appeared for Corey, who WINS
arraigned after his patrons had been discharged.
He demanded an Immediate examination. but
the Magistrate set II down for Monday.
Former Assistant District Attorney Battle,
place. said that II was customary for Magistrates
TO issue warrants In such cases for the arrest of
the, proprietor and, all disorderly persons found
In the place. He said that there was no form for
such u warrant in the Code OF Criminal Pro.
ccdurc. Recorder Con in the General Sessions,
however. sustained u police Magistrate who had
fined a prisoner $40 In a similar ease.
Among the crowd attracted to the lively scene
OF the raid on Friday night was Frank stevens
felt a hand at his diamond scarf-pin. stevens
shouted "Police!" and ms there were plenty OF
them ground ne was promptly answered. Police.
man Smith caught Frank CLARK. nlias The
Kid. trying to steal the pin. Clark was arraigncd
In court yesterday. and Benz. Altman, another
spectator, identified him ~ the man he Ind seen
trying to get the pin. Policeman Smith said
that after he placed Clark under arrest two OF
the prisoners friends offered him money II he
mcnted smith for doing his duty, and held
The Kid" in 81. 900 bail for trial.