The sun., 1900-12-22


p,,. 70 Brohs IN. captains chair On .
n,,,,,,.,. Head Then landed on the
Hans. cone Ear and kicked wssserman
4, IN, stomach Magistrate Let Her Go.
Mary n stein, a trim young bohemian
,hanbefmald. upset tho equanlmity OF the
rs.t rl.h,y-sighth street station yesterday
r,rnlng by telling the sergeant what she
,ousht Of him. punching the detective
and boating the -house-duty' man and the
doo,uan within an inch of their lives The
Magistrate before whom she was arrsisned
,oar.vor for these disorders was 40 impressed
hv her provess that hs let her go with
scoldIns
sers, Todd was no busy as sergennts
u,,,lly are at 10 o'clock in the morning when
Mary entered tho station and walked up 10
MI. desk He was ruling beautifully straight
lines In a big book like a ledger. They re-
ouired the closest attention he could give
them Mary coughed somewhat insistently.
We'll" said the sergeant. looking up
through his glasses. what's the matter. LADY,"
Mary ia a brown-hpired young woman. not
had to look at and her attire was such that the
.erseant caught himscf wondering why she
had not sent a servant TO do her police station
srsnd for her.
y want q policeman. said Mary.
what for. madam" inquired the sergeant
I want him TO arrest q lady at ots Park
avenue said Mary.
what has the lady done asked the ser
ssant with his hand on the button whloh rings
ths bell which calls the -house-duty- man
from the back room.
My mistress. explained Mary. she wont
nav me my wages She wont pay me a cent
'oh. said tho sergeant His hand drew
back from the call bell and his eye wandered
70 the page with the beautifully ruled lines
THAT'S different he murmured. and pickle ed
IN the ruler and the pen again. He was
conscious that Wasserman, the plain clothes
man Who was leaning against the wall over
rear the door Of the captains room was
''.t"t vii, said Mary, 'wha, are YOU going
TO do about ~ Do get that c9pi"
woman" said the sergeant. without look
Hm %6a aaar YOU s xfn street s 30 and s 2.sus
ton avenue, and tell your troubles TO the
.oh.. said Mary. .,hat's what want to do.
is ~ Want 10 go TO Harlem and see the
Magistrate do II" Mary's voice was rising
The sergeant finished the line that was under
tie ruler and began 10 measure the space for
Court adjourn. at noon he said. Better
hurry EIoHns I1daai wo2sn yonns woman /, IL, rwo.
madam Just now. But now Us Young woman.
tell you what you are, shouted Mary. her
voice flslnE nlgnrI ana NlSneT, you are u
fat brute You sit there and act one wav
when you think you are talking 10 lady:
You haven't got any time for. them. You
thought was lady. didn't you?"
admit v was II s,s25 ssoT sss Ss:sFssd ssd
Ia sssd a.GE ssaaca1,y @ S scvard the p street he
PfSs Ss biz bdok HsRs he.Td
che front door. Then he heard sounds OF a
s, then Of SGE. beng e SsT, struck Th chs Ihs
oa' IL the Ths ne Was S oS ves ckh
that he was ruling. and sometimes II isn't
SO the sergeant, did not, raise his eyes from
the book when. he heard these sounds. He
amply srowled out the warning
,ust put her out: that's all
Thsr: was ,s sound noi Of heavy body fang
close % 10 the desk. where he could not see.
there was. a great 70 do going on. He rose
desk On the floor on his back was Wasser-
man, Mary was, kneelinG on his chest and
was b.laborns hin about ne shoulders With
nent' OF which lay all over, the floor.
Isss.rman Iva vas sasIiPF h.lrle,ssslyM M snd wa. was
atcu, his head. The serseant's hand ieaped
-B-r-r-r-r-r-r-r." sounded the call in the back
The folding door. swing vide open and
and and tie door doorman, The sitiation needed no
explanation for them. They leaped az, the
sWS on ths moo, and sSd H1y brr
feet she swung her II eht arm and gave MURRAY
aboI on the ear that sent him tottering against
and she swung him back and forth at arms
.eened rag ,doll,. Wasserman closed in on
to her side She kicked him in the stomach
and he retired TO the railing 70 recover his
bi"S button and the ID distant sound Of the alarm
In the sleeping quarters Of the reserves echoed
down the starways; MURRAY. returned 20
Of the room with the two policemen doing their
best 70 keep ,her, arms from getting loose
rosmeS at nne the aH s in whrns
she found herself facing the desk Il wish't
you'd come down on,n that and show me the
faced both be put on the bum, ! dare you
70 come down here, she gasped you loafer
The sleepy eyed reserves from above ,came
bllndering through the folding doors buck
ling their belts about them;
Bring that woman 10 the desk. commanded
s,fslnins, pushing. kicking. with three
sodns ihay On sds arg and he
they 'I pinned med her arms To- 10 her Side ar and told
her TO -be good" Whereupon Mary began
,here was nothing but trouble for n girl in
New York and she wished she was home
The sergeant. wrote her name and nge. Of
which she Informed him between sobs and
sent her away To tho Harlem court under a
strong guard There the Magistrate" listened
10 the story OF the policeman and told the
woman that she ought to be ashamed OF
herself She said that she was and that
che would stay out Of police stations here
after and was allowed 70 90 In peace
"wasserman." asked Sergeant Todd. after II
was all over. how did IL all haupen'"
We'll. Sarge. said the detective. 1t was
like this. ] turned around from opening the
door and saw her coming out Of tho Captains
room with the chair. and guess you know as