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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-01-01
TO ANY DEMOCRAT.

HUATIyG Won $50 FROM DEXoCRAIS
On tse receri election OF John q. KIa-
had A. Gorernor Of this STATE. and icing
ccurinced TIA. The pexs Presi1sE. Of the
Cnited states Of Ansries viii Be a Rspubli-
ear. herehy 2s0rose 10 give TIE Democrats
ehs-es te wiz haeh me said SUE Of $3.50 by
ssr,ozs.srg If in the Virginia Savings Bank,
IN virginia CITY. sevsds- ssainst lie szsm
deposited hy any Denocrz. in the United
st..es. ne snozns thus deposited 10 BE
vIl,sa At ints-eF.. AID neither Interest CT
r-tucsr,al T. 70 b crsxu CT: Until the Pres5-
deutisi eo1.sst Of 1850 shall be over. X &
Dezoer.ae Pre.idsrs Is elected, the Ekole
sraozas ;hsn IL the Savings Bank. tc-vt;:
sIo5g AID irter-ss. 70 belong 10 and be
e-a.n cot ky TIE Democrat uho shall have
covered ny 500. xhae if the Preziasnt-eleet
sail b gepstIieaa. the whole a-oouzi Of
81 .o,9 AID i-.;sres, 70 bsioag 20 and Be drawn
CT !! re
NJ Haouey CSC Il rsa3y St the dice o,
TIE Lryx Corgrr TuMEz, il Silver City,
xevt1A. and viii Be deposited IN the
sarsrgs Bank within twe-sJ-fozr h0zrs Of
tie 1ccsp.zres Of this prsEasitton-
Jos. INJUNCTION.
SILVER CITY. S-y-. sgs- 3, ls7:.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-01-01

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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-01-01
Consumption Cured.

AZ e1z rAFsSessz. retired tru-z rrherios-
kxTs1z Lad TilSc=3 II lis skn3s ~ n kxSz
INDIA E-sssaa-zs-y the ta-zzlk q 4 s-zzr3.
vegetable r~-@3y sar the speedy snz rs-zas-
-szT ere fr C1rzszZyf1c1- B-o3cGztls- o.
tara. Ax1a-zzE AZ AL TAro1; k0i LazE AZ
f.r-sa-ss Also 8 positive And rS6scL cz-s fa-
N.-vgzs Debility Kzsd a. NerFse1s Con 1kzEf..
ktte- having tested It, Eno1srfGl curative
powers II thozsAo3s q cEss<. Las felt i Ii,
3rrr 80 rzskse II kD1EZ 10 s1s sG1@rzzzE fellows
AcTzx.a6 hT tA2S motive and . 1as1-s 70 r.
nsFe human SzEsrszE ! VIII se-55 free Il
chxrEe 20 Al wis a=s1r= il tbs rec3rss. Wit.
fan 6trec-saas tar r-~rx--1E AID 1szzs- Il
(.sz-E.aE Preach 90 EaE2ash- >-szf 1T -zIx.1 u
s6i-esx.2s Wit. s-a--r. raining THIS Tasse- y
" SExaElzs Powers Book E1eAss-sr y j
ChsE Jhcfsc1's Best Sweet Navy Toaacco
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-01-01

TO ATrKsD q receptiol II the
Marquis Of Lor1es. sc-oss the border
Of Canada. lsdies are req1>ssed 70
vsaz Ios dresses OF present a csrsif-
cate from some n D sssozib- ili
beAlfh.-S- F. Daily ErchzDge-
We are surprised 10 End sach .
Eilly paragraph IL TIE eo'unus II s.
5.;gl, rsres "a TIE Krcha1ge- TIE
order g.ren-if saeh there Vas
Was probably 20 the effect that ali
ladies appearing II eOurt must do 50
il lor-oeckei dresses. This mast
have lyeea imperative. - Alternative
be,ag girea- When ladies are 50 i'll
y to seqaiEe medical ss'eodsocs they
are Eos In tie 1s5i, of sttsodiug. IL
the nids, Of sach q rigorous Tiatrr
Is Their Usually hare il Canada,
court OF other receptions where ;hey
are compelled 70 appear il lnr-neck-
ed dres.es- Tsev therefore rsnsin
q hoEs-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-01-01
NEW TO-DAY.


4 TLASTIC CONSOLIDATED MINING
n oaZ2xzy.-Joest3aao Ct rg-ia-Sr1l Ylbns
q h1sz1ss. sz. Frx1clsco. CKlits-z.i lc,szL-
TIA # vurks, Devils Gate rzsz-zes- Lvaz
cSu-fy. NsTsds--S1saoe Il Asr@ey give TIA.
IL q Meeting q the Bard q Dzr-c%a-s he'd
OF the sah day C DeaEzse-, ls-. A. e.
sessznezi ne p q ter cents psr sAx-s xAs
ltEse3 Mpo1 the cs7stxi sspck Of the Ccrv.nlr1.
ti0zL payable iz4l1sdssts.y II Iazf-1 STATES
sost ca3a, 70 the s@rrefK-y. ~ The o-5cs G. ne
Og-nr.xzy. NJ. -. &aStso-rery sz<ses E-.ozz
q sa- Frxrczso0, California
AEy stock nysao which Sins as<ss<-re-ss sail
rs-zAi1 unpaid % tie Ssr dsy CT sanrA-y
1873. VIII be 3e1I1gHscf AL advertised "a,
sale AZ yotlse knr-saI AID rniess yayrz.z; "A
= lie be<1rs. VIII be sosd % Ri ksDAY. ts,s
91h dky Of Fshr1kry. is-2- 20 pay tbs 6elsn-
yzszt ks<ssszseEr. tog@zAsr xlfA costs Ct ~
vsrzlsazz AID exposes "a sale.
BF o-dsr Of the Bad Il Di-eci1rS
DAVID WILDER. Ssc-s1E-r.
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Frx,c1soo. CA.iforz4s-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-01-01
A HAPPY NEW TEIR.

In zcco-lsnce with the inne-ho1-
orsd eus.ou of tie press, the TINES
wishes It's reA3srx, Ooe soi 81. :
HEppy NeE Year
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-01-01
.THus Harry Nigh.ls il b

paper, the Ckrs0n Appeal:
II i. bad esosgh 70 Sc . Esn OF
INSURED years drinking oeep s7d
cftes. aoi subject himself 70 the
riiiczle aad Disgrace Of hix fellow
HAa; bat wien yo1ng men whose
ages range from sixteen 10 fwecty
ye.rs get ucder TIE inH1e.ee of H.
soxicasing drinks And make p0elie
erhibitions Of themselves, that is BE-
yoad the measure of tolsrxncs-
sach . right uss seen Ia TINS city On
Caristnas day Ths yssung men re-
feTred to hare respectable connectioss
here, sld eight 20 sass ashamed Of
their con5zcs-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-01-01

Mn- Nacksy is reported to have
expended something like s7o, 900 n
the Paris Exhibition, buying many
Articles declined by royalty rs too
dear;
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-07-02
Chapter 1877.

AN ACT to amend chapter twenty-four of the Re-
vlsed Statutes, relating to Paupers, their Settle.
ment and Support.
Be 1t enacted, &C., as follows:
SECT. l. When paupers are sought to be removed
to the town OF their alleged settlement, under the
provisions of section twenty chapter twenty
four OF revised statutes, and the person to whom
the order OF the overseers is directed requests them
to go with him in obedience to said order and they
refuse SO TO CO. or resist the service of such order
the person to who N it is directed may make COM
plant In writing, by him signed, Of the facts afore-
said, to any judge of police municipal court or
trial justice within the county where said paupers
are then dOmiciled Said judge or justice shall
thereupon, by proper order or process, cause said
paupers to be brought forthwith before him by any
officer to whom the same is directed to answer said
complaint and show cause why they should not be
so removed The complaint may be amended at
any time before judgment thereon according to the
facts: The complainant and the paupers shall be
hearing the judge or justice aforesaid finds the town
TO winch such paupers are sought to be removed is
liable for their maintenance and support OF all or
any OF them, he shall issue his order under his
hand and seal, commanding the person to whom it
Is directed to take the bodies Of said pauers and
them transport to the town aforesaid and them de-
liver to the custody of the overseers of the poor
thereof The person to whom said last named order
is directed shall have all the power and authority to
execute the same according to the precept thereof
that the sheriff or his deputy now has in executing
warrants in criminal proceedings The fees and
costs shall be the same in the foregoing proceedings
as are by law chargeable for like services in criminal
cases, and shall be paid by the town seeking to re-
move such pauper or paupers.
SECT This act shall take effect when approved
[Approved March 3, 1871
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-07-02
Chapter 159.

AN ACT to amend section seven of chapter one HIM.
dred and thirty-three of the Public Laws of eight
improve the Jail System Of the State '' "
Be 1t enacted, &c., as follows:
Section seven of chapter one hundred and tbi,tu
three of the public laws of eighteen hundred anyd
SEVENTH 1s amended by inserting after the
words "trial Justice in the second line the fooIr
ing words: in the county where the work ja is sit.
nate nate or in any county where there is jail so
sSroT = The smnreme Se conrt s .ha read;
and any municipal court, police court or trial ms.
tice in the county where the work jail is situate or
any person convicted before such court or trial me-
tice respectively, Of any oense punishable bv snc,,
with Imprisonment to either of the as in the
TOR labor has been made mentioned in the rst so
ton OF this act nearest or most convenient to tbo
county where the ofense is committed, and all sem,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-07-02
Chapter 1856.

AN ACT to modify and limit the liability of Towns
and Cities in actions for damages by reason of de-
fcts In Highways.
Be it enacted, &C., as follows:
SECT. /. No person shall recover more than two
thousand dollars damages against any town or CITY,
In any action on account of injury to his person and
property, by of any defect or want of repair
or sufficient railing, In any highway, town way,
causeway or bridge
SECT. 2. No town city shall be liable to any
action for the recovery of damages to any person
cross-wak nor on account of any slippery condition
of any sidewalk or cross-walk.
SECT. 5. No person shall recover damages of any
town or city, In any case account of injury to his
person and property, by reason of such defect
want OF repair whe has notice of the condition of
such way previous to the time of the injury unless
he has previously notified the municipal officers Of
such town or city, or some of them, Of the de-
fective condition OF such way.
SECT. 4. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent
with this act are hereby repealed.
lApproved March g. 1871
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-07-02
Chapter 1853.

AN ACT in relation to suits for Taxes
Be 1t enacted, &c, as follows:
Hereafter no suit shall be commenced by any citv
town, plantation against any person for any taxes
DUE unless the same is directed in writing by the
selectmen OF towns, the mayor and treasurer of
cities, or the assessors of plantations
[Approved March 3, 1871
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-07-02
Chapter 1865.

AN ACT to regulate the taking and shooting of
pigeons.
Be 1T enacted, &c., as follows:
Whoever wilfully commits any trespass in the
towns OF Harmony or Hartand, in the county of
from beds made for the purpose of taking them in
nets, or otherwise, by firing guns or in any other
manner, within one hundred rods Of the same ex-
cept on lands lawfully occupied by himself shall paw
fine not exceeding ten dollars; and shall also be
liable for the actual damages to the owner or occu.
pant of such beds.
[Approved March 3, 1921
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
long BRANDT REVIvING.

IoyG BRANCH, July 2l.-NOt III number
~. go have we had 30 protrlcted period OF pleasant
weather as that which are now enjoying. We have
had sufficient rain 10 insure good crops in the adjacent
country and 10 keep the face Of nature bright and
,nIipg AZ the Bnch"; bat these rams for several
,..lz mast have very accommOdatiugly come IN the
t at time when they interfered neither with bust
nor pleasure
Yesterday was 4 day Of rejoicing at the cottage Of
General exauder Webb over the return OF Rex MS
,avorte pug. Rex was "stoen or strayed T." from the
Generals cottage, OCeaD-aEe over week ago. ana
spc that time posters, Landbl> and ne" spapes nave
Iaraaed the proclamation II reward Of $50 for his
return; but 10 was not until me annex 30 qtystlVhs
asked was attached to the offered reward that the uog
was forthcoming. Rex Wa II ms H4siel ~
less than three nouns "''ei 'n0 '-"'"''0 - W
The concert at the Mansion House last evening was
,usicaIiy a success, but not financial one IAt patron
age was by means commensurate Win the merit u
zoe 1f made her irst trip from Newark the
mar To-diy well laden with passengers, among whom
we're many she best ctzens OF mat cil5 AitAOush
the sea unusually rough ana slFgna sou,n Miiu
iowu, almost a gale, she tied % tne dock ID Two MN
ut- The Plymouth Rock aud Adelaide, Dotn with Ialr
loads also landed ID theif usual UNIT 'f4'o '0 N
fayOraD!c condition o. me sea. 40 - .-,.. =.
The temperature OF the water-66' was inviting 10
batbers but the surf TOO lish 70 permit OF much
iudu geuce IN that direction. o.,
Recent arrivals II the leading hotels embrace the fo-
Ocesn-winam Hillary and family, Philadelphia
James LOwman and family, Cincinnati; Dr. j. A slen-
Ger and family. j. z. D. La Eua ana family Dr J.. -
Howell F. BiHser ana family, Colonel r. W. SPENCER anu
George h.
Mansuli-1uc Hon. James Grauam, Toronto; q. a.
SCOTT Pittsbur-; T. Roebling Trenton: = T. Ellis, D.
CArrigau Washington, y. G.; y. Z. Brce Lima; Major
Nns' AROMA; J. l. TRIBE Baltimore; Mrs. Bella
Coie' Mr. and airs. V. b. MarcatO, A. Mckinney, X.
Thompson. New-Iork. a., =, ~
t7rsnFiiu II G. Mel b. 4. GibersUr Amos Rogers, Mt.
a,iJ Mrs T. A. Ames, -. A. Moran. Newly Ork j. y.
Britton and family, Maryland; Niles Lila h4cAs'
iiniied states-George A. spicer Mrs. ;. A Mel,
r,rigntou England the Rev. John OMaIa, OsWesO, y.
Y.S Brinckerhof c. L. Fleming New Jersey General
NJ Pausf j l. Kabee, Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. WISE,
W1ne and Mfs I'd ward MOller, II. J.. Grant. MS H. j.
I'sning j L. Nutier and family, New YORK.
How'aud-Alr. and Mrs. William Baugh' G. heid4
800 a N Morgan, Vim. II. BufkHardt, Philadelphia
I,0narf U0dge Henry Prentice, q. l.. Reeves, James
49, L : RYDER &. l.. Pell, New-YOrs; W. Wallace,
Texas; ~ b. Hayes, Denver Col; MIS- AA'e " ief'
Vest End f. Holland, philadelphia the Rev: r.
a, govycn Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Dir. and MIS- ku--
oi r. p tregory Nj ana Mrs. Christie. heW-fOrk
Nrs Buckley and iamily, c, H. Hopkins Fan Francisco
Mr. ana Ars. {. CAesnersL, d. - hoous' b"liiHolo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
DEyoTYCISG JOSEPH 4. BLAIR

FRIENDS OF ARMSTRONG, TIE coAcHMAN, HOLD AN
INDlGNAu0N MEETING.
Abou. two thousand men and boys assembled al
Fourtb-,t. and Harrison-aye East Newark last
evening. pursuant to al anonymous call to work
ingmen 10 take measures u ayenge tine death Oh
Jobn Armstrong. who was shot not long ago at
Moutelair. by Joseph A. Blair. platform had
been erected IN an open lot from which william
Roger Owens, a Newark mechanic, and Thomas
Jacobs. jersey City Greenback politician, made
sneeehes. The address of Owens was temperate.
He said that the object of meeting was
NOT TO prevent the Judiciary of Essex County from
e,,ercisinp ts power by installing Judge Lynch,
Lut IN ryuress the popular feeling on what nc
considered AN outrage justice. He protested
o1nst the verdict OF the COrOneTs jury, contend
~ tbat tbe ca-e was either of justlhabie honi-
eide or murder in the first degree. one OF the Oh
ects of the meeting was TO collect a sulhclont SUN
e. enIage counsel 10 assist the prosecution.
The address Of Mr.. Jacobs was inhamm4t0ry' lie
dsnounced the COroneTs jury as crew OF peflnrers
and New,Jersey Justice as a farce. lie reminded the
croyyd of a case which happened IN Newark several
Years ago when "A rich mans son. he SAID trlunphed
11vsr Tie law. although he had committed muir
Ar in Killing "A butchers boy. The audience
80 very demoustrative When BlaIrs name was
mentioned such expressions as Lynch nm, lhe
rurW and string him up" were heard. IN the
midst of the tumuit the platform, on when were
about a hundred men, gave way Dut 10 ono WA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsWSGToN, Tuesday, July %, 1879
Acknowledgement Devens, TO whom the President re-
ferred the c.sc u Alderman Kelly OF Cincinnati con-
vie cd Of Illegally soliciting votes aud sentenced TO
tnrre month, M Hamilton County jun, Lao decided uOt
10 recommend the pardon Of tAe offender.
The amount OF outstanding II and - legal tender
noes now IN circulation has been reduced from $4,000
600 ia 1.77 10 about s2OOOOOOO Tie reduction is sad
~ be- due 10 he ruling tlc Treasury Dcpariu tla
banks or iud yldual5 wanting item must lay express
charges themselves.
Assistant SECRETARY OF the Treasury French eft thi
city to-day for New-York aud New-Engand, 70 be gone
three or four weeks.
Secretary McCnry submitted Information l'os'e'
from, General Mill. in relation 10 sitting Bulls move
mania stating that numerous bands of Indians are JOIN
ing that cuief who i, becoming someW.at DE
raufiously 80 IS 10 prevent disaster 10 lis CON-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23

former Two Of the lamps suspended from
the upper verauGa the cottage row, two
were hanging from the limbs OF the ems,
the fountain IN the northeast
piazza the heads OF the musicians Ines lamps
lighted every part Of the grounds 10 degree that
enabled one 70 read newspaper at any point NIlulh
the enc Osnrc The general effect IN the grounns - W.
ike thai of full moon while for sp"clic use IKE read
ng the electric light more Intense and serViceoe thAh
moonlight ,..--
Last evening the Rev. Or. Leyburn, OF Baltimore.
gave a parior lecture Russia," at Temple Grove
seminary Mr. Leyb as travelled cAtclsNcl! N 'N
Cars country.
The folio wing are among the DAYS arrivals; -
Grand UnioD-fAwrence r. JerOme,A G. GOODWIN T.
l. Plrtrlge. A. O. Meeaer, T. b. Monroe. heH-iorT- :
:. smith, u. :. n; ID. Merrman, Norcesteri mr.
M. +. Ross and Miss Ross, Washington H.
MADDEN. Nrw-MexicO; T. G. Thother Boston
L. : Holt. Miss Holt Mas Has bruucE, Mrs. a. 70
A. q. Townsend, Wentworth Rollins. ines I. Lee H.
o. Bernard, wife and hye ehIldrrp', DR ayGG
ana family, BROOKLYN; W. = Walcott AMI WIFE, SsN-
YORK Mills; w. h. BoiEnap and wife, LOUISVILLE WE
Richardson and Miss Belknap, Charles . POmeioy anu
family. Cleveland 49,,
Congress Haii-Mrs 5. Furguson Mrs C. anderson
g. EIchb-rg. Pos, NJ. W. Wcnstack, j. K LlNermore
A. Lehman J. A. Puard. New-YOrk; ". Colbufn' To-
lido; o. NJ sheldon Chicago; j. MclniYre. Newton :
] Hood aGd iami v, Meuipnis H. GRAY, Phliad'ipna'
". c. Falkner ssssipp; tie Rev Dr. Beatty OIL ten
United States-J T. Cotton ]. L. Day. 5. NJ. Mlleken'
L. L.. townsend. MRS. a. ;. fallOn~ A. fuitrer. Ne"
York; Miss Il, Miss J. and Miss y. Partriigc anu
L * ard family, POstOn; W. l. Cuambeildii'
Red Hook: state Senator Wagner. PIlailue Bridge; l.
>. Aver Rocusster; ID L. Clubs, England; Arthur l.
Bowers. Nlr.. Griswud Gray, +. Larued, Plttsheld.
g. Gutmouzi. NeV-York IL. ID. himba. Springfield j.
Ii. HYDE, Boston j. IL. CIilamer, Minnesota.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
DENIAL FROM Mr.. HEWITT.

70 ~ TTIT0T " IT0 - ." :" ~
SIR: In The EreHiHg Express OF this date
appears an editorial article On the contract made by the
trustees OF the BROOKLYN Bridge with the Edgemoor Iron
CompaDy. After characterzng this contract rs a
monumental s7iudle" the editor proceeds TO say;
Tho F5rpuloor Iron Company, which has thus been
ain lied on tor special fayOrI-m by the trustees Is
largely owned by Abram g Hewitt ana Ed"aiu cooper
This assertion il an fasehood, as wanOn asst Is
malicious Nether Mr.. Edward Cooper nor myself nor
any one connected with IN business or by relationship
or otherwise owns ever has owned, particle Of IN
tre.t in the g-mOor Iron Company nor have We or
rIiuer OF Us, interest direct or Eeh'le l IN, cor
,.r Ti. fact the editor could have a-cerHined DY
uie iugurv addressed either 20 us or 10 the EdEe-
~ ~. ,,ci,fes IN usiuess. ADRIAN = HEWITT.
Ner- FORK July -, 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
LETTERS From TIE PEOPLE.
LARGE FIRE n CHERRY STREET"
A CORRECTION.


To ne Edtt0r OF me Irtouns.
Err: Our attention has just been called to o
damaging article published by you Oh Monday July H.
1879 under the above heading
You there say that the principal losers are the opera
tors OF the plaster mills Van Tuy. Co. who are said 70
be fully insured. The ifm-wIs trouble financially,
and the mills had seized by the sheriff, and had not
been run for several weeks. No IRE had been in The
building tor days. and the origin o. the fire is y stey
fuaf VIII b. Investigated Jy the IRE marshal me
buildings were the property OF Il. +. NJ ketetas' ana
we're valued al $4,000" Tins statement II wholly I'M
fru. except that the PRINCIPAL osrrs The total
Insa on building machinery and STOCK Is about e40OOoi
t,ftI Insurance 900; deficiency over S23,oOo Iue
ann have meyer sued, and there j. COT nov" nor
las there ever uecI, Judgment or attachment aaAs
fau nor Las the Snuun ever been ~ possession on
their urCpertv The factory had been stopped Ihrte
ys Tor repairs 10 nave been started on hoI-
day. 49, - Toto ,-5 Tho
buIJiugs hv krtleta- owned the mourning IOlai
ana No.arfy was JLeir private Waterman.
please rlya tuis statement OF Idcls as much rohl-
ucr and pub lefty as YOU dId the erroneous ana LuFt-
mi article referred 60. RrsUecI fuly Yours
i' c. GILBERT VAS IUYL * Co,
Proprietor- the NeW-HOrk Plaster Nils
Nec- York. July -, 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
SUNDAY IQCOG-SELLNG ~ TIE P4REs

ARREST or CHARLES s1EFFIN-HE SAYS He SELLS
LIQUOR ON SUNDAY BY PERMISSION or THE
PARK DEPARTMENT.
Mrs. schneider keeps a saloon in High Bridge Park,
in Teuth-aye, near Observation-Disclosures -hith-
a.. The square is under the control Of the PARK
commissioners. Last. Sunday Officer Hahn, OF the
Thirty-second Precinct, saw the bar open aud de-
mauded an explanation of Charles Steiiln, the
bartender. who told HIM that the Park Commission
or. had given Mrs. Schneider authority 10 keep her
Mace omen every day II the week, When Onctr
Uabn made an attempt to arrest Stchn, a PARK
Kceuqr Intcrtered saying ne had received instTnc-
tons from the Commissioners % protect ME-
Schneider Officer Hahn then went 90 the Carnans-
VILE Police station and yrpOrted the tacts To Cap
tain steers who yesterday obtained a wurr4nt
from Justice Wheeler, and arrested Stemn
for violating the Sunday law. The prisoner
repeated 10 Justice Wheeler substantially the same
story that be had told Olcer Hahn, and the masls1
trate held him Ia 300 bail 90 answer m the Genera
Sessions Justice Wheeler sent the following note
with the papers:
10 District 4 IOTg6y PHELPS:
This case SHOULD be attended 20, TO settle the question
as L. whether the Commissioners ~ Parks can legally
authorize sale 81 liquor In the Parks on sunday ;,
aud whether the Park policemen have jurisdiction over
the Parks 10 the exclusion OF the Municipal police