, 1872-11-10
THE SUNDAY LAW.

Snfoou.Hccpcrs Arralgncd IN the foItce |
Courts for Last Sundays Violation of the |
Ordinance--A Temperance Mans AcknosSl-
cdgneut.
The saloon-keepers who ignored the Sunday
Law, last Sabbath, we're arra:gned before the
Police Justices yesterday Forming. No one OF
them openly violated the law, but the evidence l
showed that quite lumber sold liquor clam
destinely: Two r.olicemen went into saloon On
the West slede, and procured liquor. Ihes 'es1l-
fed that thF y did so, butt having failed to see any
othe5 per- in PLACE. the hesPgI
mone3- 2 for violating the Sunday ordnance anu
the q -.spostion of their cases, are appended;
SOUTH SIDE. -,
George Winters, No. 70 Cenas en ctaIa slsf sfreat
dismissed: william Murtha, No. 800 State street. @
| djsmissed: Clemens Krinekne, corner OF HUI
bard court and State street, $40 q. M: bfennan'
No. 857 South Clark street. dlsmsseq' - cas1- ~
lean. No. sos South State street, $40; 4. L. Iall
| ton. No. AZ South Water street, dismissed; 1onn
Zimmermann, No. 1858 Archer avenue, disms5-
| ed. James Murphy Elias street, $40; Fatrick
McGrath, Cottage Grove avenue, 9ig; iamr ;saad
Ernst Heider No. 126 East Twelfth street, 11s~
migsed without costs; Jacob Foranz g. son, no; 10:
702 State street, $25; H. n. Kelley, No. 5sa
State street, s25 Gottfred De1sts @ No No q AZ
1 dolnb etraat SO: Joseph Graf, No. !, SOB South
State street, $40; James Wright, NO. 59t otade ae
! straat dismissed; Isaac r. Van 6lyke. NO. f51
Snnth State street (billia1d saloon), d1sm1ssed
1star Schneider, No. 525 Wentworth avenue
SO: ". H. Horn, No. 13 South water strees
; dismissed; Thomas Murphy, Nos. anu hlVe1
street, dismissed.
Michael Tambkin, continued to 18th John
| Ram. dismissed; a. Haback, continued to Aotn
. | PETER DeTescoutt, dismissed; Thomas Cnocoi
: dismissed: John Gels, dismissed; Julian Lelch
i thamen sis; William Burger, 315 Mira ocnoca
Continued to 18th; Frank Raise, S15; r deise
s25; Helfert Kann, change OF venue to JnsI'G
3 | Banyon; Thomas Jogs, dismissed; George
3 Davis, 52o.
: None Of the North Side saloon,keeperg wer
: summoned by the police, and hence Justic
:. | Kaufman did not have an opportunity TO ulE
/ miss or fine the beer-sellere.
|, 4 LETTER OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
:. | 10 the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
,orenent for the enforcement Of the law for the clo
ing OF saoons the Sabbath, WISH TO pear Iesut;
nv to two or three facts l. As far as the SCUM ot
at least is concerned, the law IS beng y g &
forced by the police, with only few exceptions TO !.
EXTENT Of their ability. q 1t is absolutely necessa1
q that citizens should render assistance to the po
force in the getting Of evidence Of violations for u
notify Of the approach Of policeman, but cannot
course be thus forarned against citizens s. At iea
four-tfhs of the saloons the South Side Wero clo
IS ed in good faith last Sunday. Justice banyon 1a
10 in ali the dozen or cases the undersigned n
10 brought before him. administered the ordinance u
In law In most commendabe manner, sternly xeoaSa!
and Furnishing wiful offenders, but te1nPef1ng 1us
with mercy, all true temperance advocAtes oetre
shonld in cases where the parties express reeFes 81
IN | 17rnmise to obey the lsw in future. 4ou1s, .
n CHICAGO, Nov. 8, 1872 oss1AS'