, 1872-10-27

Mr. Clyde remarked that the law stated from u
o'clock Saturday night until u o'clock Sunday night,
the place should not be opcn.
The Court-1t is not good case. You are dis
charged upon payment OF costs.
Eleventh CASE
Charles Eggenng arraigned for keeping open tue
South Side Turner Hail. but, 1t appearing TINT he vas
merely the anitor md was not responsible lor ~nas
cerned, he was discharged.
TWELFTH CASE.
Wolf Reiser, whn keeps saloon On The corner ot q
He said he couldn't understand English:
The Court-Tou will understand 1t when you are
His pea was ano guilty." adding that his front and
side doors were closed, hut his gate wns OPEN .
One Of the witnesses for the prosecution vas ci-
zen named Mat. Schroeder. He looked distressed.
The Court thus addressed him-Yon look as II you
were drunk ...
The Witncss-I look that way always.
The Court-I don't want drunken witnesses here.
The Nitncss--I am not drunk. never drink any
| thing stronger than cider.
The Court-That is strong enough, if it is old.
policeman testified that he saw two men @ dIankng ,a
soda water In Rese1e saloon. Tho front door Was
closed but the back door open. He went through
the kitchen into the aloon and was told that Lie hao
The Cou9t-l question the right Of any officer to
look mans windows or to 70 around to his osck
The witness said he drank three glasses OF beer in
! Reisers rlace but be didn't pay for them. He saw
others drink there. He went In through the kitcheD.
MI. Clyde contended that the place Wa6 open "ath1n
| the meaning Of the law.
The Cour-As long as conform to the Law, and
wish to do right and obey the voice Of the municipal
corporation Of this city, eha1 fine no man. You are
| dismissed with costs, and don't do it again.
na,;e, caa,o,n c1 W. Sio sontL Park avenue rs
serted his the charge Of keeping open on
| Sunday
on spnaav4 % eaw men coming out and went in himsof
! and saw Cadigan drawing beer into pitcher. Ihefe
bottle of Bourbon On the counter ,,orno, ~
| The Court-How do you kn3w it Was " BOURBON e
| The DfHcer-It looked like it.
The Court-Ah you know it; did yon taste1t?
| The Onicer-No. ! did not see anybody dr1rhng
There we're two men present. The front ooor "as
| shut, but not locked, but was subsequently.
fence. snd the oath was administered by the Clerk
The Constable knew codgan who was e. the
and kept grocery store with nrae da naf .. fE
neonle wanted groceries he Uhe Constable} went
there several times but could not get IN -,
| The Court-Did you go there to get groceries Oh
The Constable-1 had to go an account Of sickness.
The TR i've 1am 1s 6 eos
vour pIace up tomorrow [to-day.]
/. The Defandant-Yes, yer Honor. -
+, The Cou1t-The case Is dismissed cn pa}loeiI "
costs. Faint applausc.1
csa o. D9 s21 ana
| werc witnesses against him ~. ~
policeman saw people going In and coming om as5 a.
around the place the LITTER part Of the dny, ana
| men were drinking inside: he saw Neynert
draw beer from kegs ana nee1 sna re de-
fendant was notified to close On 6unday anu sa1u "
would There disturbance in the saloon N NJ nc
evening, and youth Tas STRUCK o9ef LIS HEAL "A@1
| stbeer mug or something. ,.,,, ,7.,,, ,io,,.
The Court-fTo the defendantl-3ou were told BY
the officer to close your house, r. ANN
The Court-When find men that say they shnll no.
do It. take it rpon myself to say they shall shal
6eay As othe1s But 4rom t1s to
| the law fine you SIS and costs.
An appeal WAS tahen
The next case was tbat Of Liborine dol1art, ~h
keep saloon the corner OF Twents-sesenia sttee
aud Cottage Grove avenue. Ihelr plea "As' no
policeman testified that there we're two entrance
to the place. The one on Cottage Grove avenue w vi
was open BE entered and saw a number OF m: me
With glasses full Of beer in hand drinking. Iher
Teie is as so fn AZ ooeI in tbe morning. Afterwards
the front door was opened and the people went IN an
| out and the saloon became crowded.
A witness named Edwards was sworn:
Mr., Clyde-Do you know the defendant3
| The wttness-1 do not, o
Hir. Clyde-Do you know where his place 1s2
| The Wituess-I do not. 49,, ..
Mr. clydewere sou IN saloon rnva On ahe la
Tweuty-seyenth street and Cottage dfo'e "'eoue A0
D The Court-Do you know anythlDg7
| The Cou1t-Yontan retire.
The Witness-1 do - .u
The Court-Never mind; We have heard cnoue
from you Iaughter] Major, preserve order. A.
h1r. scipp the brewer, was sworn: He was In u
J.. saloon at ha1f-past O'Clock in the morning.
q The Court-Eefore you went to church?
l. Mr.; Scipp-Before went to the brewery! did
any beer sold there; h.d oon worthy citizen Vt
would have taken him to church, and not allowed nj
d | to sell beer. ,..
): iswyer, who represented the defendant, remark
that society held its meetings on sanaAy IN ~, ~
C. | for their accommodation. >,
T. The Court-You ought al to be fined for going IN
the saloon. If there were nobody to 60 into tae {
III loons there wouldn't ba any necessity for fning Il
poor man I viii fine him s1o, because the ofhc
s1ore that the front-door waS open.
SIXTEENTH CASE:
Barnard Huck, Of No. ISL Cottage Grove aEen1
ed | pleaded not guilty. .-.,, 49,,
IN half past O'Clock On sundny morning. but closed
ed the day time. ~, .., -
IN | the ordinance truthfully,-you for instance
Il give sou the privilege Of wrong Socs, T. po pas = o'
to future from u o'clock until u ocloem as of
city does not wish to fine you dollar as long as
to comply with the ordinances therefore, you are
missed upon the payment Of costs. Faint appaus*
Iii | The Court" Major" preserve order
SEVENTEENTH CASE.
Martin H. Smith, Of No. 2s2 E9nag9 e. 1soss
"n Y Ia1yer r. Fs1re desired to know howa man vas 60
he and out Of his house. , at
Tbs Court-He should have trap door, as
yas Tho Court" Major !" preserve order. H., :;
nw 4 policeman eaiG there was cro"n IN olnn
place On Sunday, drinking beer The front doof
7as locked, but he went into the saloon through the
door.
ten Mr. Clyde remarked that he was not prosecuting
his dictively He did not care if man had ooaIaets
ers be kept his bar open and sold liquor he vlolateo
he | Law. &c.,, .,. r.
the Tho Court-Ihs ordinance nas uGen ;: JUS uosos Iii -
l ic3 IF ir1a n
ed ny with the ordinance and not sell Hq1or-EIo inc
fendautJ-wiu you promise not to sell any more
Sunday? 49,. ,..
The Defe1dant-[with hand On his right breas
lido. ,, -. , r ,;u
'ASo nose tie highest penalty. You are dismissed 7
,h+ ccnsts. don't do it again. [Applausel
Sn5 S5 Thn Court" Minor" preserve order.
io" EIGHTEENTH CASE.
r,b, Richardson, proprietor Of the Cottage Gl
,,n nnfceman passed the hotel at 2 o'clock Sun
oon morning and at the bar d1'99,nS some
oon - Innn1 He didn't know what Kind it was, bece
On ha 1dn,t taste it. He saw no one DRINKING during
rot- ua1 tHno. the harEeepeT 6Nore that