, 1879-06-29

inquiry OF 9.Hel1o, where are you going, youu
1e!oTt Ihe case is to bo more fully 1nVest
gated.
REVOKED.
The Licenses OF Four OF the w rst nfvas r
| tho city-Rod-TapeIsm Prevr ated the rra
| cution OF tho Order Last -SIrht-
Yesterday Afternoon the Mayor revoked til,
Licenses OF Jerry Monroe, Of the Earle Gar4cr
next to the Jones School, ct the establtshme, =,
at No. 262 State street, and OF Kne's dive Nh
265 Clark street.
Friday evening Mr.. Harrison made speecb
at the meeting Of .thd Fourth Ward remo-
cratic Club, and on his way home frou the
gathering decided to inspect some Of the places
10 bis domain within which he had ne;cr nut
MS loot, not even during the recent ampaicn.
1ne nrst olace be went to was Jerry donroe's
"hat he "a" there according to his statement
~ 1epofsT Yesterday, WAS disgusting in
tne extreme. The place w.s filled With
| women who we're evidently harlots, and
iit hnat, foo, OF very low order: There was very
] nttie lnckras to mako 1t the e:act duplicate OF
| mouse OF prostitution. H~' hau visited, he
stated, q number Of ditre,utable places In
London :!nd in Pars.-risted them as strangers
essn ao nerg oet % ct epoa5564t hs a
establishment. Aftf he had satisfied himself
G.a+ as 10 the mogt,f1r g,a1s c, Of this PLACE, be
hs 1s be ea,ean rs@em5eta sea 0Shsa fss
wien this plaowas first started. it was written
up by THE TafEusE and was refused license.
'fhe members the School Board, too, pro-
s5aee it %stt right next to the jones' schoei.'
1.-The prorletoE honever, protested that .e1err-
thing saou1d be conuuc,.d in the 1ccen<est. ms
slbl@May,,that no disfenas4 1is women should
frances and exits should be- arranged az
not to interfere With the: school, Mr..
Harrison found, however, very son after be
Egot inside tie doors, that the conditions uoou
eerc being violated Certainly they ,ere that
light The room was filled With charnerrs
FULLY As DIsRKPUTABLE
as thoscwhom he had seen at Monroc's, WIN
were mls,ehavins themselves WITH the men, Who
escorsea ,;ee, tem, or were seeking customers M.h
Macy wee drunk, and all were nots:.
From there L. went over to Kings placc, and was
equally dissatisfied with what be saw. He had
had no ldsa t.a. these establishments were SO
hopflessiy and tnedeemably disreputablc. lie
had read IN The 1BDUNE pretty good descrip-
tons OF these dens but had had an idea that
the statements wen exaggerated Seeing is be-
ie1ms, however, mn be had become convinced
t that these concerns Should be closed up. Heshen
looked IN 2pon some ,thers in the ncighborhood.
but either they were eally more respectable or
the news OF his being q the warpath had beon
spread around, Tor ceEainly they were ouieter
than the ones which b had 6rsr visited. At
none Of the places whfchhe went to WAS he rec
ognized. Il he had bee, unorestionably the
proprtetors would have done the best they could,
and as soon as they could. to hare checked their
ucruly customers, and put on ut least little
appearance Of decency. Bot Mr. Harrison has
never trained in such crowd IS that. even dur
in. election-tfme, and he was as unknown. to
them as they were to him.
Rn ,f
yesterday issuetl this most excellent order
CLOSING Up THESE rLAcR
which ought to hare been shut up loie ago, and
which ought not, indeed, ever to nave been
licensed at all. It is to be hoped that, like
Haroun Al Raschid, he win continue these littla
tours OF inspection by night, Disgusting himself,
II need be, aud continue issuing orders equally
as good US that Of yesterday.
During the evening reporter started cut to
witness the effect the order had upon the pro-
prfctors Greatly to his surprise, all the saloons
more surprising vas the fact that
same we.= calmly resting about their
premises as serene aud contented. to all ap-
pearanccs, as though no hostile north Wind was
blowing to their destruction. o no; not I'LL
we're in. Jerry Monroe was out,-at least so
said his clerk, nild-mannered young man,
who tore himself away from group Of fantas-
company in the "back parlor.n He thought
further along on 1he Street. lie Clerk had
heard that Jerry's license tor his garden had
been revoked. but Jerry had gone down to
headquarters to see about it. The young man
thought It would be tall right,n and he smiled
confidently.
The reporter was unable to fad Jerry. He
had s'jast left for home" rnen the scribe ar-
rtTed at the garden, and be had not returned
when the scribe went back to the saloon.
AT THE EAGLE GARDEN.
everything was In lovely running order. The
girls we're as diseusttnsly familiar, the smash
ers as noisy- and the t'bruisers" Us pcEilistic
rs ever. The proprietor said be mad beard some
thing about the revoking Of the licenses, but he
had received no official notification, aud. Of
course. he was not going to shut up until he
lid. Everything was gar and festive here, and
The orchestra shrieked the ''Pinafore" airs
Kings place, No. 265 South CLARK street, was
crowded last night The proprietor
laid the Mayor had been around at bis place the
,ight he had a be did not
'eer-slfnger, "the place was just as orderly,
md quiet, and harmonious as you see
t now, and be did not appear to
make any fuss here But he went into FItz-
omc Of the girls was hastn' hi OF time
1st as he conc inside. It seems F1tz was onto
lin, and knoweu that he was comm, and so be
ried to keep the menches still; but the moro
roman, ain't ltl and the Mayor TOOK out dis
otebook aud pencil, and said, Il believe this Is
10; 26a, ain't it!' and the proprietor said 'Yes'
nd then his Honor vent away"
The reporter thanked the man for his infofua-
lon, and started out His progress was arrest
d at the door By an entering " hoodlum y and
departing wreck OF womaDhood who had COL
ded, and we're having an interesting alterca-
roper 10 publish and conversation that passed il
etEeeu the Two. but It WQs animated. and 4be