, 1874-05-31

crrt.inE. Mr. Bemis, one Of the managers Of
the TiyoH, Acknowledged the ohanse, but
pleaded that the door that opened from CLARK
street leading into the garden W W. tnat ot @ the
cig.- store adjoining bis place. and taat "aa tne
onlr entrance to the Tivoi from Clark street:
In future he would see that screen WAS kept
to tha. door. Mr. Kirchon also PROMISED the
same regarding his place. They were oo'n "a-
charged.
ThirtT-tvo similar Cases rerc before Justice !
ScullY, and all ware dismissed The Justice sa!o
that the ordinance requiring the CLOSING o. ~
loon doors and keeping blinds shut ounua[ ~
purely condition OF the bond. and for any -ot-
feituIe or viol1tion thereof suit must be bTought
on tho bond, and tho ordinance having repealed
all other ordinances containing penalty Tor |
violation, rocnacss no penalty. therefore there
is an ordinance defining : nlisdemcanor, with no |
penalty attached TOR the punishment Of viola |
ton thereof
This ordinance WIS passed March l6 and was !
compromise between the two extremes OF |
closing the saloons outright or permitting them
to keep open during the Sabbath without Auy
arrsigned before Justice Doyden yesterday be
discharged them on his own responsibility, ow-
ing to the fact that this was tho first odense
committed by them brought to bis notice IN NO.
wish to make IN invidious distinction, and
infict fine upon these gcntlenaes', when hun
dreds of other saloon-keepers IN The South d.
vision we're guilty Of the same on:nse, ana. Ia
his opinion, should bo a arrested .ss .tnqa anq pull pni
extend no clemoncy to thie class of
| Offenders, and all WHO are bro,agn. before him
will be fined to the full extent ct the law he's
! determined that they shall comply With the Of
| dinance. It WAS passed at their sc4ic!tauon anu
| through their influence, and vely few II any
have observed or complied with its require
| ments. II the managers and propcetors OF 'no
different beer-gardens and drinking-saloons 60
| not ike this conclusion Of Justice Boydens'
1 utxf~ R.91- - hnff
Police Justices Of the West and North Sides,
their only recourse il to have it repealed, pro
| yided it IL within their power so to do.
| MISCELLANEOUS.
The case Of the people against Josh. Il baI-
| rincton. On complaint Of A. H. Hornsby, which
was published in last Sundays TRIBUNE came
| before Justice Hanes Friday. It appeared from
The evidence that the accused had collected .
| sum Of 22 for advertising whilst IN tie employ
Of the complainant, and had Kept 1t as psrs OF
| what was due him for wages. The defendant
brought two.witnesscs. and, after patient hear
ioc Of both sides, His Honor said there WAS
| nothing to prove any cElrnlnaAty on the part OF
tie defendant; that it Was proved BY two Wit
| ness who had worked at the snme time for Mr.
| Hornsby that hs told them that II there was
apy doubt on their part that he would not pay
them for their time, they could Keep such money
as they collected, sufficient to secure their pay
That YVES just what the defendant haa oone'
consequently he must bo discharged.
An eunierant named Henry, Bethke, accomns- p =
uicd by his wife aud five children, arrived IN tue
city yesterday morning fre.a New York en- route
for Burlington. While ws.ung the departure OF
train to that point, he WAS approached by .
runner for hotel On Fourth avenue, kept bEy
one Robert Lans ing, and, under pretensee. e.;e o.
conveying him to the cars he des1gned getunR
on, whisked him, his family, and baggage; to tue
| delightful precincts whore Laus1ng's abode
situated, charging therefor = sum the poor NAE
could i'll afrord Detective McGangIe has pre-
i T-r
rive tho otticions "steeror" such punishmsn
Is il provided by the city ordinances
One BY ono the yictims Of the deceit perpetra'
ted bv tic two Ferguson. alias Aver girls, are en-
rolling their uames as witnesses for the prosecu
ton Of the fair frauds. Yesterday wlham ~ Il
Gray and " Mcintosh sppeaFcd a. teGte tps1 he,
been duped out of certain amount OF thel
worldly poasessions by the false repre-
senrations O, the Young ladies'. IN
Justice thercupon issned warrants Tor ther a.
.. rest, and up TO 4 late hour last n'Gnt sne wal
ranta hed not been served They will doubles
, be brought in tomorrow, mud will answer Iue6
: day to al the charges preferred against them.
Occasional target-practico would bea good "a
ration of tho drill-service Of tha Police DepaS1
) mont Il Officer Richberg had been oette
:, shot he might have winged and baEged Dn5e.1 e11
!. n. Ham, steinnan. at No 500 North Wells stree
a As it was, the officer missed MN, ano 1ne " ~
8 glar rot sway with whole skin and sou OF IL
y Bteinuaap's money.
Detective McGarigle arrested Androas Durs
:. charged with stealing horse, last septembe
= from Bruno Gurssl. he has been an oo]ect
;. no inoopsiderab.e interest to the victim OF D
fs1onv vim ia earnest IN his determination
= prosecute him to the extent Of the law.
: Alexander Campbell is nnaw are Of the wtsdo
a Of being honest He Was hire BY Julla haw4e;
Yesterday. to remove some personal p5opert
from her house on Van Buren street, and v!ola
+ ed the sanctisy of the trust by breach'ng
!. trunk. and taking its contents to the extent
. Sla5. h will pass to-day in the Sixth Precln
7 Station, and edify SculIy to-morro" with Lis
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