New-York tribune., 1868-06-12

against their character and both ash IN. f
sOp % she police from this interference with Their L
iaw~arst Iat tesSommlssoners present two points OF
na from the execution of their functons' ana PVnce
mnst seeT reef Injured "a through their action b,
ht LeHei IN an action for damages; and scanS 20
,nat tue plaintiffs carrying ON An unawfnIe
them On this latter point the defehdant% % not heIp
oavts. Jonn A. Kennedy says In his AFFIDAVIT in am am
presented against the places that they were I've oeen
cert saloons and the resort OF thieves prosttus con
Sors H ana sOG oIef vicious characters that ntoxsnr
Tor purposes OF prostitution: that they were
ced in thefe anS %ers m PSarSSaT Dd liable
cons had been there swindIed and had money t per
the policemen an" stationed h ne tbop nsd Therefore directed
persons attempting to enter OF its character' c
Garand enters somewhat more into details alleging tb,
these places are not restaurants, but what Ia
known as Free Concert Saloon" where persons ~
waited upon by what are called pretty waiter si,is;,
made Of the violation OF the Excise law In Other ~
sPeGts ne confirms fully the allegations Of Mr. Kennedy
Charles ugan in The Hatch csse apa y both
~ mPigott IN the Mack case also patromen that poroa
vi broauWay add their testimony to the character OF the
places which conrmatory, and adds particulars 10 h
statements OF Superintendent Kennedy and Captain (,sS
land BOth Martinez and Campbell swear that Hatch I.
reputed thief and formerly keeper OF a brotbe =,
Boston One Of the afdavs in the Hatch case we give
City and County Of Hec York Hattie Williams Of M cb
%er t & S s Gsas That That she % Sa,
known the Palace Garden and that
:S a.s Se. 1St & i @. % .Iss ::,
cert saloon with music and girls employed walters from 10 "a "a
grs were generally 50 employed 10 said place that dponeS Viii.
waiter 10 said place frequently and regularly sold Intoxicating aao "a
customers and thai they were constantly. sold said b. u.
wsiters and bsrkeepes that said place the ganb
thieves prostitutes and other light Characters that v nsy
and that qusrres and fhts often took place premises s,
In the OF said saloon there small rer
% spasd wife % d S s SiRS' the Of R'SS that ~ % &
incudng this dponent that hey would keep girls who wosN
not prostitute themselves In said private
that three Of the girls discharged refusing bat
that those who remained the habit Of proshg
n SAID premises; that often became
and taken into the oh same deonn eQnen,
heard instances Of said repu,ed wife having taken onsy from
the pockets OF such and believed sill
eves that the done that said place
By persons who apparently Strangers city
deponents knowledge such strangers frequently
oyerchargeJ, swindied. and III treated In ssa
place that said repud Hatch who together With h
Hatch manages said saloon keeps house Of fame NO under
the name Of Louisa Hastings that the Joshua Daniels whose sa
annexed to the notice Of motion herein uenter Of said place and
is lOasr and thief that several times while deponent w
poyed aforesaid m said concert saloon the police into the
70 put stop and disturbances and on one occasion esi h,
bar keeper for selling Intoxicating liquors HATTIE WILLIAM
Sworn before the 9Th dAy of June 1903
J. r CUMMINGS Notsry Public, New.YOk
The argument opened and the aihdaylts read The
Court took the formal papers aud adjourned the further
argument till to-day, intmatiDg that itmght be unneces
sary to 20 into an argument on the facts