, 1872-10-27

CASES BEFORE JUSTICE sCUILY.
4 number Of cases # violation Of the Sunday |
law came up yesterda, at the West Side Court
before Justice scully Many of the defendants,
including ZenischeH, under rse Briggs House,
took change Of vonue to the iberal Banyon;
while few obtained continuance.
TUE FIRST CASE
which cameto trial vas that of Simon ans Lewis
Hartmann. No. o7West Twelfth street, Mesrs.
yocke and George Miller for tho de1ence, Id
Mr. Clyde for The city. The plea was mol
r1,ilty." The officer testified that the front door
waa omen. He told the defendant it was illegal,
and he replied to $50 ahead and warrant
him." The door was wide open, and ne sa" q
porson standing there. Ho saw no one d1lnA-
The front part of the house was wholesale es-
tab1ishment. he did not know whether liquor
WAS .retailel there, and did not know "hettAf ne
had any license. He believed there Was retail
establishment in the same building, but did not
know who kept it. It was partitloncd on from
tina wholesale establishment. Whether the door
was omen between them he could not eay- The
front door served for both.
The defendant swore they kept an e1cinaiVe1y
wholesale establishment, and retalled no liquor.
He did not keep the saloon IN the rear. ms ms
front door VAS open. The door between the
two establishments was closed. He WIS at his
store Sunday simply to post booke.
The case was dismissed.
TIE NEXT CASE
Was August Mascher, No. l43 West Randolpn
street, who stated that when man came TO
take board he had to give him drink OF beer 70
close the bargain. It he did not do 1t he would
lose his boarders. On Sunday, at DINNER, ne
h hsse LIS LIS ~ +rh;c ha sn]d yery little, was for
Inc par, ~ Mn ~ tha bosrdera and the bar
tio ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ~ for his hnar1era.
ioT IKE instica an read decision, Of tue Supreme
Court against the aeieuAea emu anu aE5 than liz
nun 20 snus n IL u'H thaTa and he Would then ask
boalaers coniu 1aa ~ .atio ~ fno AZ
VI nv 3eFandant aa;a he vas not aware Of the
,.,n
Inc case W. ,'ar snn5av and ha vas informed
1n ne snMt saa,13 W tro,,d nt1 ID lax efter him.
LILO 'At'~oAo 1Acon MoHE,
- 1-or~.-+o T,,rner Hall. on Twelfth street,
piead mot guilty" hlr. Yocke moved to dis
miss Inc cas9 W aeeIane n1 aa,rad m tha coroor
slnee II ~ snonsu m'll naca rarna;ndo n
atioh-lne e1I III 1i;a'a;esaI
'n' s'40 "A7 AsnpEw WEISS,
NO. - MGagnef a ea,et; IL t;,dmch the window and
saw men standing at ne ~ ~ Sap aa5T no
Ine oelenoAnt "a1 ~. ~ a,cioc1. NJ ncht.
go n no 0o oas eo through the door, and did not
Fr71. -1rr&E, u
try TO open IL. 1n9 oi.Jea W.. and - ,ras nnened
the side door He knochea % s;da q dnor wa shut
He eeW no drlnAlng, 49,, na 3Mt o, door was locked
Ihe other o1nccr sa1o tno A1o:4s wv aan- xraa
let in, and the ucaI4daac n.,a To- con,5 not not
him the men we're poaIuef7, nf ~ tt,o men went
help giving thenl = uIlnh. 80, eta;-a Tho de-
IN the kltchen, anu snu J .ia r1oaa and opened
the side door, ano Ioia ~ lm afsnant told him he
sunday ne neeaeu eu after aF liauor, but he would
thought ~ "Ae LIT r. &C. ~ tha men have small
not give mn nus in tLcm that looked red
! g!aSssss ,r%a4 MI i ses ,ras hn Gould not say
oi1n "iaI1 Hnfr,nann Jr. for tho dcfonco, moved
y: a. ~ nase m account of lack OF testi-
h W uuonl17a no .no o,.srr,,lad
na9ny: a,"n5ant ~ ~ avora lie kent o boarding
| 1no ~ aa9nnn v;rh twenty-tvo boarderB.
S 4pust n1;oos"an an% knocked at the DOORS both OF
which were ;3 snut up sa;a 1 1,a wanted to ret in
Ter W. va In noy,d n1 nnt Afraid that the glass
he Fly ns ,'o' cu" ho wcnt and opened the door,
#on!u 70 ~ 4,o1;ccmen they had no business to
anu tolo 20 10 p,a-1tI;nr was shut up. They in
col.o tad -, ~, coming in, for they wero policemen
93eseu go - ,oth;nr fhat Sunday and gave nothing
~ a. so,J eontd nroye by twenty-five boarders he wax
NJ euu 1slxpr sa+rrdav NIGHT. The two men there
fosreed bas "a. AZ 1;th him.
I'll Tha Justice said the defendant kept his door
locked and curtains drawn. Yet house might Dt
t1iw Aepr 1poclad There was no evidence OF that
Iney nnocn. 3sn. am cnnll sit in his own saloon
nv defondafa s,rore ho sold no liquor, md ths
4aet;n,onu that he did was very weak.
''''''' AUGUST n1zzio,
NJ OCT Milwaukee avenue, plead not guilty
| caroaont Do11rlass said he had kept open Sun
days @ He had q restaurant and saloon. Aneigh
hoy;np saloon-keopcr had asked if he could no
onan since R;zzio was selling cider and lemon
ed5, ad5e NTH s;things" in them. He and his wifi
.raro 1n;xinr drinks and selling oysters. Th
Sergeant looked at this across tho street. Th
uat;cl- u mt in the cider was understood to b
,v1,;aEev Thn doors were wide open, and tn
| | on1oon fnl1 What he saw pOured out locke
liza lemonade. with 81 stick in it." There Wa
1 1,oa at III ena nf the counter, and something
aa ns drawn out Of it. It was Kept open till afte
. ond Then men only to those who knocked.
'Tr,o dofonaont said he opencd about q. On
ran told him lie could sell pie and oysters
1anannada a,1 and non.
aeGcar 1 fvho had heen IN the place. 90,
l fo11r classes thero which looked like cider
! nuua e"r 90 hnnthor officer saw thn defenda1
VIE ma1 ~ 1an,onade and drew something from
i i kan and t,rned tile drink into a quart measur.
e TTa 1 bar locked inst the same as it did wee
Q 1ava With bottles On it-at least 200 on til
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