New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

any such eThl,a or p.f,sncs or n any ct them ct
other pisrs OF puhc ancscmou that violation OF
the .ub ct. lctas TO bsirs revoked the decision e
the cer compooht revoke csos not subject 10 be
rrvesrd. any anbeL be taken theteon oot shs
been rpvoted The penalties for esch vosoe Of the law la
src mpi.osDeot in the PenisOta, not less
su 100 nor more then fs0O or by both IL IL your duty,
aud the duty OF ssoh member os your nmsnd at
place 81 amusemsnt and aud convey swHy snd
ey.ry ptrson committing sny Of the above e0uEeteo pro.
bibi'ed acts, 70 bs dealt with according 10 sv.
JOHN A KENNEDY.
General Superintendent. Of 4ohoe.
jaws LEONARD. Inspector.
Al the saloon No. 4i4 Broadway the wsiter-?rls
sent OF, the bar shut up and the performances
kept going as usual.
Capt Helme and one of bi. officers went to the
variOus saloons IN the Eighth Precinct, and notified
the proPrietors thereof according to the order with
AZ the Nicholson, No. $50 Broadway, a card is
posted up as iVllows: Positively no hquor sold, ,
The girls were siIti in the audience, and small
boys Stre performing service ss winters. SODA
water, Sarsaparilla aud other innocent nuids, were
cold at the bar
At No. 5i5 Broadway (bssement). tho perform
auce5 aud wait-r.gris were abandoned. The pro-
pfietOrs, Z. Folk snd Wm. Sedwitz, said they had u
icebse to sell liquors.
At No. SOL Broadway tbassment), kept by Wm.
Wilbeck, TO performances, gifls absent, and liquors
sold by liceose.
Rcinbardtr girls gone, performance suspended, and
waiter boyt distIi n ing liquors by license.
Canterbury Hall, No. 5s3 Broadway, kept by Fox
s. SCHUYLER selling intoxicating liquors. waiter
Rirs iutersl lersed among the audcuce but perform
ing under license.
lbe basement No 635 Broadway, kept by Petor
L inbsft Suspended per ornanoes; allowed the
girs 10 tt IA tho sudience, and TIE bOys hand d
liquor round under license.
The basement No. 6J Broadway, kept by Mr..
BTvi, was notified with tue same result aS ihe
others.
Cap, CaG,ey Of tie tteenth Precinct, on re.
cet of the order from the superintendent " eat ous
with oIe Of his Serge9uts and promptly elostd tue
following places which were kept az concert saloons
On Broadway:
TIE Gariunld Free Concert Room, basemeDt No.
C7g broadway, kept b. Lewis Canto.
Free CVnIelL saloon, in basement OF No 90
broadway, sept by }. Is. Ayfes aud Fasuy Ihomp-
son.
Free Concor, Saloon Of Madame Bell, basement
Of No 6'4 Broadway, opened ioI short time "i'h'
oat liils or perior,oHLces, bot had 70 shut up.
WsDscks and Winter Garden lhesters, Oh beng
notified, couiorned 10 tie law, immediately closing
the bars coupe,tot with their establishments:
In tho sixth PfrcucI, the ls~ec saloons ard houses
Of bad rspuie IN Centre stree, were crowded pauvs
inglrd and gIls screamed ouirageously Til late
bOur.
lu tho Fifih Precoct, Capt. Petty ordered The free
concert talpJu 10 basement At the corner 0f Broad
way snd Walker stree, ciosed, aud the PfopuetoFs
shuL up.
Cart Williamson snd oDs Of h's sergesnts wel'
vieiag tne places in the Fourteenth Precinct, en-
denvoung 20 close them, up I'LL n late hour.
The Gaitier, in Bfoscway lboyo jouston street,
was partly clvsei ~ mach 70, that 10 Per'on Baked
10 bs admitted.
/, is e.y 6cted that all who continue 10 dsoley the
law afer having received due notice, Will be cozed
~ The most summary msnaer tonight. IL is report
- 81. hsV.
with The determination 10 easy operations soE b
yaIek lnnp-r.