, 1872-10-22
NON-CONFORMISTS
One Hundred and Seventeen of
Them Spotted by the
Police.

Work Of the Temperance Bureau--.A
Demonstration Promised by
the Germans.
The observance Of the Sunday law Is proved
! by the police reports to Superintendent Wash
burn, yesterday, not to have been so general as
was supposed. While there were but few
saloon-keepers who openly violated the law,
there were over one hundred who sold liquor to
whoever gained entrance to their places by way
Of back doors or side. entrances. The police had
special instructions to search ont secret infrac-
tions Of the law, and they succeeded admirably.
! Some Of the proprietors, however, escaped
| detection, notably Burke, On Madison street,
| who sold whiskey and ale without any effort to
| conceal the fact. How he happened to elude tile
| vigilance Of the officers is inexplicable.
| SATISFIED.
| The Temperance Committee expressed them
! selves as satisfied and point to the few arrests
| as evidence Of the quietness and order which
would prevail if the law was strictly enforced
every Sunday. Their employees we're engaged
| all day collecting evidence against saloon keep
ers who dispensed drinks openly or clandestine-
ly, and hence the latter will be subject not only
to fine for ignoring the city ordinance, but will
be prosecuted under the State law, and, If con-
yicted, suffer the penalty it imposes-a fine OF
imprisonment at the discretion Of the presiding
Judge. The Committee think that the author
tiles have an opportunity to :: distinguish them
aelyes," and need only little ssback bone" to
retain the stand they have taken.
THE YlOLAToRs.
There are 1884 licensed saloons in the city,
and the number which kept open WAS about one
in twenty-suf6cient to supply ten Thousand peo-
pie with all the stimulant their exhausted condi-
ton required: Appended is 3 list Of the propri-
etors whom the police caught in tho act Of Vio-
lating the provisions Of the Sunday ordinance:
Austin Gibbons, corner Bremen and Hobbie streets;
lawrence Mahera, North Side Turner Hall; John nc.
Cafery, No. 127 sedgwick street; Joseph Hoch, No.
sos North avenue; John Taubman, No. 1o2 Wedder
Ederce, No. SIS iarrabee street.; F. Benzinger No. iii
North anhG;tt. Faaning N s Nc 21a oyboun ave-
Brochdcndorf, No. 2o5 Clybourn avenue; William
279 Blac1hawk John shurke No. 7s5 North Hsfsted
Christian Gaprets, No. as North arenue JACOB Yoii
man, No. 378 North avenue; John Hanswrth, No. 2u
n sss No. fS 81 Ks1f %
street, near North avenue; Frank Smith, No i. 33a
North avenue; Jacob serumore, No. 3s4 North
John Bartge of clybourn and shefe1d avenue;
Hen5g No :9s Meh nelfsd s
Co.. NJ $50 Willow; Anton Iamalta, northwest
corner COZ Of Iarrabee and Centre John T. Miller, No.
$50 North Clark; Mlchael Loeb, No. 5l7 Lar1abee.
Total, 50.
81 MGIRdortf, No. Il South Clark; Zenz I wahrbece
nue.; Fred. Besker, No. $50 Fifth avenue; William
Hanson, No: ,s46 Fifth avenue; George Dupont, No.
South Clark street; Schroeder Bro southeast cor
ner Of Clark and Jackson; Christopher Bicknor No.
sea F4h H. avenue; Eict Nsybs Ne No. a5s Archer ave
Ring, No. sl3 South Clark; Henry Woolf, Preaide5t
q Turner association Burlington Hal ~ n1asacks,
ner Of Twenty second and wentworth avenue; John
Locher, No. 332 Twenty-second; Frank Conrad,
nue Christ schel, No 254 Cottage we Grove avenue:
Martin NJ. Smith, No. 23a Cottage Grove avenue
Bernard Huek No. 18l Cottage Grove avenue; Libor-
Grove avenue; Paul Kleiner, corner Of Cottage
Grove avenue and Douglas Place; John Richardson,
Park avenne John stnttleman No. Els IS soutb G Hat
sted street Joseph Boto, corner Of Bonied Ar
cher avenue J. Kuforth, Archer avenue Bonneld
Total, II.
Fred: "achendore, No. ls6 West Chicago avenue
1868 West Chicago avenue; Frederick Miller, No 249
Milwaukee, avenue; August Eizio' No. 2G7 West Chi
Ende1s No es emu charIes cepp No.
1853 West Dandolph; Henry Jady, No. a51 West Lake;
Joeo6 aaste No lis South cana william M Alvin, % No
1s4 West Jackson; John Jones, No. 1o3 South
Ssaas: MsnaB ssa No. NJ e r,asss ssah
Robert Kahn, No. 600 West Randolph; S. G. Farrell
corner Of Washington aud Halsted; august schiling
Randolph; Dennis Collins, No. 81 Fourth street @
Schiller Henderson,, No. 1o1 Milwaukee, avenue;
a4s Sksf na2ts5s n9o No. s West e Rass
Edward Fitzgibbon, northwest corner Of Wright and
iye,e1son Flora IaEEo Ne 49, South Canals Nat
Twelfth street Turner Hall;' John Reiscr, No. 28s
West Twelfth; Louis and Simon Hartmann No, 297 |
West IEsth L9us F. ThieEsy, No. 2os Blue Island
nne Urban schintz, No. Isl West Twelfth T Joseph s
ssas My s4 No. sas assea s9a
Philson. No. 4ao South Caual; 1yliam Kuchl No 5C5
South Canal: Louis schenning, No. 5e6 South Canal;
streets: John Kramer. No. 5s5 South Caual; G. T.
Frenlat, No SO South Canal; John Greeley, No: GIG
sehus No. Cd SOUTH Hasts ~ Rarcs ao
sou1 caasl II! Ts s ehesias ae 5oSe S9 NJ 81
cans1 v oanan No 81 South Canal 10 Louis sonsn Re
10 a46 West Twelfth street Robert afuhluan, No. 9B
West Twenty-second. L.. James E. Coe, No. Y09 West
Madison. Total, 81.
SUMMONS AND WARRANTS.
Application was made to tia Police Macis-
tratcs yesterday morning for q summons or 8 war
rant for the arrest Of the persons named. For
the bettor class, and most responsible If them,
summons were isused and served; for the 9TH
ers. warrants we're drawn up, thus enabling the
bodies to be detained until the Judgment of the
Court. in case of conviction, can be satisfied. J.
We're warrats not issued for them, they could
elude the officers, and if Judgment WAS entered,
great difficulty would be experienced in collect
ing the fine assessed. The list contains III
names, and as every one of them will probably
demand q trial by jury, months must e1apse be-
fore they can be disposed Of AIr. Kelley,
counsel for the Temperance Committee, claims
that, under a decision OF the Superior Court, the
offenders cannot have q trial by jury, but must
be examined and convicted or acquitted just as
q drunken man is The persons who we're sum-
moned have five days grace, and those arrested
on warrants we're admitted to bail in the sum of