New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
LAW INTRLLIGENCE.
Concert Saloons.

Judge CLxRKB.
SALOON on R2oADwAY-EFFECr on THE RENrAL
OF THE BJILDNG-RULEs FOR PRETTY WAlrEH
GIRLs--How TO SPELL REvEILLE. ......
Eache EbeTe ast. Samuel Brewster.
Yesterday this case was called IN IT'S regular order
on the calendar The is little peculiar In II, character
which they occupy Tho was on the request o the de-
sss 70, as:sSee ss sr the complaint
The above plaintiff makes this complaint against the ABOVE
d.fendsn' The g,s 81 'a & ,hIt 1 .hs ,hs New
York executed and delivered to the plaintiff and the above
named Andrew Coffee certain sa'e ana a psid
Tb coosnt then sets ont in full the lease under which
the plaintiff occupied her premises
The complaint then goes The plaintiff states that said
Coffee and the plaintiff pursuance of said lease entered in
to OF the densed premises immediately and com:
therein the business OF the sale OF ladies' coes ana
hoop krts and the manufacture and sale Of stocking support
err and conuued the same unit, the it day November
1864 when the said Coffee withdrew from the busness ana
made and transferred his interest IN he oune ha mo
stock and in said lease to the plaintiff and henrsioh tne
plaintiff continued In occupation sole tenant and carried on
ad business on her own separate account with hs
said Brewster until the interruption and surrender herein
after mentioned that the establishment oil SAD business on
said premises required much expensive Advertising and the
Coffee the plaintiff. cansed such proper and necessary
advertising and incurred necessary expense therefor d
bsemen Of 900 tereabouts that they also incurred
large expenses fitting the prel'es to the pns
ness that the said premises itunted IN an eligible
position Broadway, adjoining, on one side eonspic,
building used for the sale Of sewing nhohines and
for art gallery, and adjoining on the other side store oi
millinery and other business That the building contain
said the tmo Of the execution OF said lease
property and under the control Of the defendant
Brewster and the FIRST story thereof then W" occupied a,
book aud the TO said premises was by
the mentioned said lease leading from the street di
ecty landing in the second story; thence through an
the street entrsnce 30 said stairs immediately adj
joining the entrance to the stairs leading TO the art gallery
and uninterrupted of the said staircase stairs and
landing. and was also entitled to the use OF certain
making said lease and long erwsd were kept
there for the Crotoniwaer plumbing work and PIPE, men
had by the plaintiff and the necessary prvi
ege, hght easement and epplenance of said premises o
under said leases and that the requiring
pairs the were repaired under the direction o. said
Brewster and said Brewster sent the bill therefor to the
plaintiff and said Coffee and they paid IL June a. ls4 that
while the plaintiff 80 IN possession Of st premises under
building the defendant Edward A. Smonson and authorized
and allowed him TO- aud he DID, occupy the said stairs OF ae
said building with carpenters pasrcr decorators
and other mechanics and their work, and operations and
aud interrupt the occupation of the said prense by the
plaintiff and Ob.uct the to said premises Of her Gus
tue with csfoldnas and Gu, Of the plaintiffs access
TO SAID place. aud arrangement. for ".s,r and de
brewster also permitted and allowed the deiendan,
Edward A. smon.on TO- and he did establish Ia said building
and In the third story unlAwu icenots and
sesndalons estaoishmen under the name and sign Of
Keveie consulting Of saloons for male customers where
liquors .ssr. and refreshments 'od qnd consumed and
The sitendan girls shi character AID minge and drink
.sble, that said Edward A. sionson by such authority
and permission Of the said Brewster dscorsied parts
mai. m such s.tabi.L2ent attractive placed largo
distinct and con,peuous .i.n in st letter, the wall ofe
foyely no isis, .d@ltted during basiss. hOu.S and
up tue tiie aevre IN gss ehs over the street en-
aforesaid thu, Sad esabshment frs. opened and used
90 the 18Th day Of December 1904 1t about O'Clock IN the
eock in the afternoon and sep open through evening
and the Immediately and continued to be- rsorted
Of The character shove m.nouet and conducting above
described that said establishment efthc class commonly
Ss,il. i. k hg 3 ia T. 5I1s''a i a. s1 sw1
WIIfp.Einyyog yogns laae. Vf pleasing address to wti.
Rsyeuis, No u! B'oaIssy uP ..sir', 'eeond door
Th., great number. Of srl. " bad character being thus
called s.d .hmsn, In tie bans.' hour' Of 'h.
plaintiff and Up sd down sad stairs and through sad
sn'er roou That Asr said e,tAbishmsn opened said
Edward 4. sinonsou had for the yr. In his employ
men, therein set q PTed rules and reg alaton' from which
the fo'lowlns are extracts
.f sil BE- admitted 10 tie Af;eI u O'Clock
meBe- wors. under .ny circumstance, whs'eveI;
So s IN be allowed 20 stay home more than one night
10 each "a without foretns two nit5ts salary Tor e,ch
erin nisht ,he Is aben and no sr wl be allowed 70 say
hone Saturday nights by 90 doing abe viii erie heI
,uson unless she tory evidence OF her being
coupled g. say away on seeoani OF sickness
80 sr will be allowed to get lnoIeatsd OF swear or use
obsoerc language. or to sPe~k dHr'Peeuay to OF d each
other during business hours. 40. 1
~ B All s. this s,,abli'hment ar, Instructed
10 politely ecneuen visiting tho sSloon to refrain from
whu .Hsng OF syns q fee. on table,. or an stns IN
tendency disturb the pcace And ietness oi the establish
N B@So isdie. viii be allowed to visit the establishment
darns bu'.ns.' hosr. except those employ I'd therein
;" : ''' January IS 1865.
"A GRsAr suocKsa-The Reveie. No 6l7 Broadway, the
only popular rlaee Of rr,SrL Polite .snhon ,na s
evening guaranteed to all who ,' the ke'elie, no, ="
Broadway, ups,sirs T.. A. sixoSsos, Propr'csor'
N''' - "JASuARr Il, 1885.
ID m. .x.fil. I1,. H..
Ti1 . R.,,e m The nors s y
e.n BE- sssSs .p The kesco The Revce The Rcvee
No Ci7 broadway. No. 6E Broadway NO. 6?7 Broadway
Upstairs Up"sl''' uP:'s@i9f A s,,o,.ox ,r,,anv
The p,n then state. tia. ,ai siWsS& dpened Ii. e.
's1 ss s:s 1t is"y%j yaaj bSi. gS .@s
all 10 tie Greet hindrhee of plaintiffs business that by
simOn,On the oe.ra'cp, on tns
smonson and his girls pansih customers were aVen away
sLd her business wholly ruined ana sne ,ess sise
pecunay os. means theIeof that shortly alter smonon
opened 81. estabhmen plaintiff caused mote TO be sd
dressed by her attorneys 70 said Brewster DeeenoeI .!
tabhment running the pslntns business aud requesting
Brewes promp. attention to the same thai panih not re-
cevng any TO this note caused smother 70 be sent to
recng that the evils complained Of still existed
and den sndns snswe TO the his note % tha psn,n
ss.Ts9 s1i.InS9 '''''''"' ''''' ~ ' '''''' ''4 ~ "
This note receiving s,tentiOn others to the same
eject were sent and receiving replies the plaintiff on
Dec al 1874 evacuated said premises. and caused the sey
Pnn goes that he has requested her lessor
10 cancel make her compensation aud that the
ereupop asks for judgment for her damage. oI t Tor
the caheeaon Of her lease and discharge from her es
SUPREME coURT-cnA.B.a.-ocr ls.-BefOro Justice
THE VALUE OF NEGROES, SOUTHERN BONDS, &c.
Leroy NJ Wiley aud others A,snee' &c. 'st George W.
| This case came up before the Court on motion
to why the order Of Irc. issued In this c'se should