The Express.
London, England, 1860-09-03 00:00:00

THAMES.

An elderly German Jew, named Elias Turanian or
Zorn:van, appeared before Mr. Yardley, to answer a sum-
mons taken out by Inspect..l. Denny, of the H division of
police, which charged that he being the keeper of a refresh-
ment house, licensed under the act of parliament ibe 23rd
of Victoria, cap. 37, did knowingly suffer unlawful games
therein.

The defendant was attended by an interpreter and a hod
f foreien Jews from Whitechapel, who appeared to be
deeply interested in the question.
John Bailey, a police sergeant, No. 1 H, said that, In
consequence of information that gambling was carried on at
the defendant's refreshment house, No. 49, Miunell.street,
Whiteehapel, he went there on Sunday evening last, a few
minutes after 8 o'clock, and upon his entering the peewit
saw the defendant, who immediately rushed towards the par
lour at the back of the house, calling out in English, " 'flre.
police are corning !" and also giving warning in the German
tongue. He went into the redone, and saw 13 men and three
women seated at three tables there, playing with three
packs of cards, and with money before them. They all got
up in a state of great confusion, and were going to rush out
of the house, bet were prevented doing so, awl he picked
up the cards and money, or et least as much as he could of
both, for a general scramble took Ogee. He closed the
door of the room and asked the defendant whether an
other persons were playing at Lards in the house, to which
he replied, "No, no," and gave some directions to a servant.
He treat up stairs with Sergeant Dunn and found four men
playing at cards in the second floor front room, with 3s. 6d,
in saver sad Ad. in copper on the table before them. He
weird the cards and the money, and sent for the defendant,
whose wife came up stairs. She offered him a bribe of
half...crown, and requested Lim to keep the money he had
seized for his own use. He refused the bribe awl left the
house, and the landlady followed him some distance sod
repeated the offer of the bribe.
In answer to questions by Mr. Yardley, the wieners mid
ell the men in the house were Jews and the women Jewesses.
There were seventeen men and three women in the house.

Po ice-oergennt Dunn Nu. 3H, save similer evidence.
The defendant, in broken Englivh, said his costornen
were having a few cups of Goths and amusing themselves
with cards. . .

31r. Yardley said this was not a question of morality, of
gaming, or of playing cards on the Sunday, hot whether the
defendant allowed gaming to be carried on in his house con-
trary to his Mamie.
The defendant said all 'ample in his country played at
cards and other games of chance on Sundays.
Mr. Yardley did not care about that. tiermany was not
England. The question was whether the defendant allowed
gaming in his house. Them was no doubt whatever of the
fact. It appeared to be a common gaming hones. The
defendant must be taught he was nut to violate our laws
with impunity. The penalty for the first offence wan 4(b.,
and he fined the defendant ins and mate • the penalty for
the second often. was N.. and for the ;hint offeDos 20/.
and the forfeiture of the license, and let the defendant take
warning. If he (Mr. Yardiey) had to convict hint a third
time he would eertai*deprive Wu of hie license.
The defendant, who lowa crying, paid the ins.

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