New-York tribune., 1877-11-13

ton Of Crime, and commend its appeal TO theT ieNo"
citizens:
NORRIS K. JEsuP. ROBERT R. wnLErs,
JAMES VI. BROWN, WM. lIBDEY,
JOUN CKOsBY .BEowN, WM. II. MACY,
HOWARD POTTER, GEo. : APPLEloH -
l.. ID. MORGAN, NM T. MoEGAS, DID,
JNO. T. TERRY JOIN HAIL, ID,
JFssy SgrTgWAS WM ORMIsTON, ID,
j. PIERPONT MORGAN, Henry W. BELLOWS, O'D''
JOSEPH STUART, NA VI. lA1LOki ~
NM A. NHEELoCH, II0s. AhhiiA%h I, ~ II n
NM A B0oIu. MARSHAL o. ROBERTS.
sAMrEL WILLIS, DAVID bows.
WM CuILES BRYANT, ROBERT COLGATE,
WM l.. DODGE, A. T. ORR,
WN L. DODGE, Jr, +. FRED GUNrHER
PETER COOPER, MAHriS BATES,
" MgYERMlLYE, i. :. BATES,
JoIlN A sIEwARr. Oswald OITENDORFER.
II. j. CLArLN. koahHr L. stunt
v. II. WICKHAM, JOHE SrEPHtNsoN'
ALFRED rCuLEssINGER, SIMON orEhAE
Tho Society for the Prevention of Crime has only one
object III its pre- phase witt the closing OF the
tipping shops The State law Of 1887 iorbds the SAFE
Of spirituous liquors. to be drank on the premises eA
cep regularly licensed hotels The society seeks %
enforce this law by obtaining evidence indctng law
breakers ard seeing that their places are closed t EN-
poys LEGAL counsel and TO collect funds Tor It's
work It is managed by an Executive Committee, which
is subdivded into a Law Committee and Finance
Committee. 1t seeks to enroll "A is support
all the prominent names IN tIe COM
munity. BY the oneness OF It's aims 1t Is a'ie 70
unite in its work all classes OF honest people however
temperance Therefore the formation Of Ike So
cetes in every town through the stae that by an
overwhelming opinion, thus expressed IN action ID"
groggery nuisance may De forever suppressed and the
appalling pluperism crime, and taxation when are lts
consequeuces may no longer oppress the commuhity.
The following extract is from fhc Nelc- ork Tablet;
De Howard Crosby l. prosecuting his war against the
gr,.re9irs Of NrY-IOrk With uuweafyiug energy.
M,e ugs are being held throughout the city aud mutt
tutea VINO move. hth,Ito lul,Ir'.'l Z 1i So i, 1'.,
cau~er Diu OF Intoxicating IIuOi-are ludolHAE
the DOCTORS plOsrummr, or as hr sN trs H. nc S"e
fr tIr Preyeut0l OF Cune f. ls cOLnleutJ stated I
Kin. society could sccur. hearty cooperation thr
months. to effect the closing OF all the liquor
places, except one thousand weIre-uttrd h"'ei'.
ilhe ,ocieiy'- declaration ~ pruclpl may be
linucd 40 ~ follows: l. The 5000 grogscre- OF New
York are direct cause of much ~ or paupsIim ant
crime . THESE grO-sefea are 80 good whatever a.
80 81. ,.''j "a ' i' in tasIr slr,re.sIin l. United action
wal suppress t4em. .. NJ religious moral or political
fLpofy Is iuvo y, a natter 10 Is work ~ dectucy,
',,r ,pl c,.g,. .rn,e g. Tue present laws are sull-
Ir. have no excu,- " live The courts Will soon show
tnat three puaAs IN pack room c'ano uAasiornta "a
brought to successful Issue, u j. evident that
society would gain Immensely thereby. Temper
auce socetie, doubtless ehgc, vast amount oi good
but tslr labor only the iOsiItc Ion VI thinOlelul
cecsiug The udiscriuuate sale and excessive Of
tia; most deeJeuous o all CHI meals alcohol Is to sup.
press oy a". Too oueet 81 iaw Is tAo Profession OF
society aId object should be accomplished IRE
sr.- .lye OF ans Inconvenience eutaled on Individuals
L. il reasonable To pieVcnl tue ihu,cilunAi5 aeA-
of uoxcatIu liquors OF arsenic. prussic acid or any
uDaIF uEls IT tie "a H'N 60 " Dil4'i
Win equa stcusrucJ IA tAe former case us results
would be- ql4II SUCCESSFUL.
Tn y.r dcfled above is now in successful operation
FI.rkrti, committees OF the highest character, WIN
1-cu agents, how 10 the field; AMI the acton
IS so purry elai, ami 80 entirely Iree tioh toucmhS
any c.bltaUc ground, that II has the almost uul' tiad
Tyor 0 MAGISTRATES and citz.us. Pio,eDUiiJns have
s.,., b.ylu and penalties nave been imposed by the
courts In all the tnus Tar reached II l. rue So
r.,ys utantOu with the support OL Tie puOlc, TO 20
nm Iut every sr0ggcry IN tie city l. clO-el. Iue ON
GER, .4Le that Work requires the expenditure
OF much money, AMI tAat tney must depend upon
Ia f fIH II a.. lie In z e il r H l.ip.tI
+ The foiUW4u 4uE tIc pr :, 100 untt.a oI the so
ei-rv. President Howard lIOslyi Nce-lresldeAts
p.,sr CU,uer H. ii. shannon. Adm. l.. E.n Nest;
ras irr Ieaau latham, No 30 BceaaIn--i.; --cr,-
rry tna- L. tIGtraIcvc, No i-S Vest IMeifJ second
~ executive Committee, Wm r. Aott. i1irnan, '3
Iiuc. acc L. d. culver, James Farr, g. l.. Glcgs.eyc,
An, H. Merritt. W I. u. Muhhtn, ". v. Eaae, ,.
IrrI.eu, Prime, ID. j. Nulluey.