The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-11
Broadway Concert saloons.

charge Of our duties as impartial Journalists have
saly 10 say, We didn't see any,
Broadway Concert Saloons.
On Sunday last the Broadway concert saloons were
sDsnsd the evening" the propreos concluded that
- future, having fear Of the law they would mako
tAsir places much during the day at night
Yesterday their doors thrown wide open, and
curing the afternoon their interiors pretty well
1nsA with guests The Cafe Louvre was opened with
twenty i've young lady waiters Tho entrance on Fifth
sssaue WAS also thrown open, much TO the annoyance OF
~ fashionable neighbon and those who promenaded
- thoroughfars, Being . very prominent place Of
WAs crowded during the whole day. Il is lifted up in
easy manner containing organ valued A. over seven
rsc was discoursed Refrcshmsnts and mild diutsnts
OUFo dispensed quite freely
The Oriental was open and crowded. Some twenty
Ysung ladies' dressed in white. waited upon the guests
mis- also noted place Of resort perhaps the largest
ne lover part Of the CITY All sorts Of orinks were
haors BURNS cobblers' and gaseure cocktails hume
yeus sorts Of emonadcs were mixed with tea, coffee,
me Metropolitan Garden opened about ten O'Clock
OaAday morning with large force OF young Lady
Veisss in attendance There be found quito
8 eAthsring large card adorned the walls upon which
Wsre tho words "Open Sunday Quite an extended
ssrsshment bar was here presided over BY very inte
v1ssipg looking young lady The "Rsyeille" opened
during the afernoono and thriving business was carried
Sss:-
An girls employed this establishment positively In.
nsed % politely ask gentlemen Visiting The 80, saloon %
on from m OF n .ss 9y a
e.yhins ihs! may have tendency 70 d.no me peace ana
Zone three or four additional saloons kept open and
vsss we'll patronixed throughout the day The police
saeountsred trouble whatever In fact pedestrians
VOud not have known that the saloons were IN full
oo unless by visiting them and giving them personal
iasDsction-
scenes NJ Enlk's Ca rden.
A great day was yesterday will hereafter be
@rasd BY Teutonc population sacred to the
sgy Of King Gambrinusn for that day the propri
Sess OF park had the moral courage 10 dare the new
1eard Of Excise TO do their worst and not having the
Gar the before his eyes determined TO keep open
III "Chatcau" and grounds for the especial use and
service OF his feow-czens and ctoyennes who chose
- songegate there for the purpose OF enjoying them
- chambers OF the Court Of Common Pleas last week.
vAa has been stated, applied to for order OF IN
Esn proceeding against Paul FAX q al, who contends
Nha1 the prohbng the sale OF lager beer on sunday
unconstitutional Judge Cardoso granted the order
nDsday Why It should not continue On that day
oD1nsel will appear ON each side TO argue the points
Drsntsd by each party and the greatest interest and
snxisty manifested relation TO the nnal disposition
q yhe matter After the order made, John Mckeon,
Deputy Sheriff accompanied by the legal adviser OF Mr.
bal Falk, proceeded 70 serve notice OF the order
q DR.. Willard Parker OF the. Board OF Excise;
superintendent Kennedy, of the Metropolitan Police,
ed Captain Bogart OF the police precinct In
Uhich the Belvidcren Is located When The notice
wss served Superintendent Kennedy, he received
= with . smile. and, holding the paper IN his hand
EXCLAIMED Lager beer will have TO pay for IT," They
called Parker Of the Board OF Excise a his rest
Aeeos He recsived them In very cordial manner, and
"a, "whati this another injunction 2" They in
wnsd him that they going 10 ''se little lager for
Saonachs sake, or for the cholera Tho Doctor re-
piied THAT 10 bad the Excise Board created for
- purpose Of preventing the cholera &C. After a liz
q general conference.-the Doctor bandly bowed them
ss and they repaired 70 espsn soss . the ross
street. The Captain was IN bed ~ the time u wanting
saiy ten minutes 10 twelve o'clock He arose and re
essved bis vissors pleasantly. aud when Informed OF
- nature Of their crrand said IAN right l shall
Ave 70 come up aud you 10 morrow but OF course
j shall obey the law, whose servant l am"
The notices served on superintendent Kennedy
- haf past nine; Dr. Parker at quarter past ten.
20 90 tspian Bogri as aIrvady stated near midnight
hosng clo~e shave the last instance II u doubtful
vhssbsr the notice would have been legal II served after
ssaaish,
PRACTICAL OPERATIONS COMMENCED.
shortly srer daybrsak yesterday morning Mr. Fslk
sPsnsd his grounds for the reception OF all those who
she y oongegase for the purpose Of relaxation and RI
en& euloyment room Afterwards the numerous pleas
wre seeker began make their appearance that by
neon he PARK was Sel ncd By mosi respectable crowd
81 ordery cilens rney werr evidesty siircied thther
~ Ne fci areay announced that there was one green
-, IN me val desert ~ lothian The public evidently
bMssea VA vdsre Wa the champion not only Of his
- grounds liou bout ne day and behaved IN . most
e~eriy and credtahe manner nothing Whatever occur.
pwss~ot A. iesa
THIkTy rHoupANb PERSONS
1xx have vlsed the gFvunds during The course Of III,
eay aud .fJoyed thensev~s " thor hearts content
se kssaag fasr 81 tbe ktcse Clum suncrM before
shan syeM A very large number Ut thore uresrut no
ionged 70 the ronr and gentsr .eh aud y also
ksced THAI a considerable number ~ prominent cyens
ansanx eshsrx tusiiee~, city cfcs4s, A. there
Tho pavilion, Beivdcrc, A. y called, locatd on
rsing knoll tbs sntfancs 10 which j. At the cor.
per ~ Erhah and 0-th street u 4 surrounded
W grounds aid Out IN good style and comprises
forty on the grounds there are several rustic and
pctaresqas retvats aed up appropriately Tor The re-
c~pslon 81 prvats paftsx Scattered IN various drec
fDn~ Touts VI attraction and interest Among
che lsrss avlary, nc goouy number "
anxinS hr6x which the absence 81 any other Kind
~ music made The vocal wlsh their songs The o.
psslo9 of Juvenile visltors engro~ssd ~ the
puw~nss ~ ssvsri able-bodied monkeys Who wsnt
k~exsh her vsrsas sntlrs Win peculiar agility. Here
60 Ars 10 psa~ns 30 the ssssv p~scochs die
DA~s@ h~r mAsniecsnt rlumAge
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