New-York tribune., 1879-04-14

General Hazen should not be tired on the charge,
against him. The Judge-AdyOcafc inqured if he
had been Informed officially and General McN.hon
replied % say am informed OF that no matter
whether officially or not. The statute of hmita-
tiOns ont against these CHARGES u re- ID ct 10
General Eiazen. and that plea on his part has al
ready been made" The room was clea ed for con-
sultatOD, and after an interval of ten minutes Cen
CTal Hancock announced that the evidence offered
was admitted and that the Endorsement thereon
was excluded until it should be offered by i'c de-
fence. The court adjourned until q. m. to-day.
MANAGERS GROWING IMPATIENT.
For several months past theatre manager, lave
observed with alarm the growing demand made
them by city officials for tree admission to
their respective places OF amusement. Formerly
requests for seat, were confined To few captains
of police, and TO these the managers wero usually
glad to give seats. but in time and chiefly OF late
the demands have extended 10 subordinate officers,
not only of the police but Of every other department
Of the city government. Men who cannot be # the
slightest service 10 the theatres-frcmen, police
scrgeants and DdtrOlmcn. bulldIng inspectors, su-
perintendents OF membranes anu persons attached
to other insignificant bureaus Of the Department of
Public Works, clerks OF the Mayor Sheriff depu-
ties. District-AttOmcy' clerks. court attendants
in short, every class of minor offcials-Impudently
write for tickets. Some managers out Of gOpd n2-
tuTc some because they are dong poor business,
grant these Teqncsts but the abuse has grown 70
such an extent that It has become unendnrable.
Moreover, 1t has become 40 notorious 81 theatre
Cocrs generally, that prominent city official. tFJu
the Mayor down 10 police captains, can appear in
a place OF public amusement without being sus-
pectcd of being dead head Tho attention OF
Commissioner Campbell OF the Department OF
Public Works, and that of other heads OF depart
ments has been called 10 the conduct oi Their sub
Orduatcs, and il is anticipated that the abuse VIII
at least be modified
NOVELTY N NEW-YORK RESORTS.
want is shortly TO be supplied which the Pc
culiar cosmopolitan population Of New-York has
long felt. Messrs Roster IL Bal are abont To
open IN Twcnty-third-st., near SiXl-aye., build
ing winch will embrace the chief distinctive fca-
lures of a Berlin beer garden, London music hall
and Parsian cafe chdHtaat. The building selected
for the purpose ~ tho old 1t. James Theatre, and
a rear building ON Twcnty y-fOurth-,t. has also been
used. The two have been thrown INTO one, mahlng
n hail 40 feet wide ond POO feet long. with a scat
inc capacity for 900 persons at tables up0n which
Will be served all manner OF drinks and cdlb!c-.
The room has been frc~cOrd IN The most na1n !lfent
mann T-neithrr DelmonicOs nor even the Br1ns-
wick surpas>es il in richness Of color In fact, New
York will be genuinely surprised 40 this part Ol Ito
display. There to be galleries with sriu-lIlNatc
boxes and seats without number. In the basement
will be "A bar. bowling alley and shooting gallery,
but set apart from the concert room lt7eli. E'cry
IMAGINABLE provision for comfort mot d'sslp3uuhl
has been made Such strict order Is to lc main
tanned as to commend the place as a family resort
to which children may be broUgbt There are 10
be given daily and nightly concerts by band or
twenty-five performers, led hv liudolPh Bal, late
director of the kro Garden, Berlin. From time TO
time sOloists VIII be introduced IN song and nstrU-
mental music. The place Will be opened about
May next.