, 1880-06-24
ho business. It's whole tendency,
10 thought, was toward building

tho business. lis whole, tcnienoy.
ho thought, was toward building
npet ne bclievo f"r f"1s oosnt tlat @ i. eoaI possi.
bly, work my good. 1t It were desirable, lie
contin9c.l, to fesscn, tho number Of ealoons
IL the interest Of public morals. md L u
saloons wGrs low, vic places, tic Afnyor now
the q d!s,rcp.atnole establishments, but ltseeme'1
6. X. Nfay, aIso on Adams street, sali ltc
wns oppnscd to the now ordinance, on the
ground, ilrst, tllat 1t was extortlonate ami
ttnpnctleable; ntld second, becnlisu sflt,l!!t
Gxds o for The esnse e p,t w
rntse tho license nov. would force many out
tliofr t'ovcrnlnent licenses, which would be-
Of no MsS to thert.
Micllacl Evans, will his nccus.omcti sly
ness. snli |lo Ind nut rral tho ordinance, and
when Its provisions were explained 10 him
he said he had BEEN suffering with head.
ache for some .tays, md was so tllAtraeted
tint he could not think 1t over sufficiently to
express NIL opinion.
ARCHER AvEHUE.
Henry Delmhorst, who Is T. German, did
not appear 10 haze clear llntcrstanl!tMg nf
tho matter. but snltl e should se!l 0ut ttS
license was raisctl to s50. lie thought the
matter would not pass the Council. ;,
wnttlI n'!ss; lie hoped not at lenst.
ought t1 be allowed 10 make n living. lIo
cnl'd stand the raIse himself, bttt l,e thought
th9 poor men should llnve n SHOW,
Frederick Cnltl said he would abfae by the
decision OF tlio Saloonkeepers, Association,
~ III wills " '''c.nuer ...I,. VI ls .'a. po"''
o,a .,. STATE TAT; s' SHEET .no
s,,op,n at No. 0tO State strcct, autl asked
AntonioZntta, tlle proprietor Of the place, what
HS tlW.Eht Of r tlte psorosed aetton Ht tl.e
italy lad not heard ef Tic matter. ai,! nsked
for INFORMATION. When informed that he
dcalinr ont drinks :, he tLrvw Up
t&e Moys!ssnt ,: ,sst It {sst, sHd i! the VIM:
itetl coi,vefs,.tian III italnn WITH his partner.
salt il soea e ea 1'{ fes oasy II" IL
loon tratit in seiiufai. but he thought more
than one-lalf wuuld lavo to give up, and ho
"J join t preysr W ssi.i a II he % hn bcon in tho So
Years, md he believed in givlng evcry >s; poor
man i. chance. This was u free countfy, and
l,e believed that every ono should be given a
'"b D"fi Murphy said he should not be in favor
of raising tho price Of the license to $500,
and sAltl he thought such proposition out
| rageous..
Several others In the nciEhborhootl were
called On, and tho sn,o opinion .was ex-
| pressed by each, every ono being decidedly
| opposed to tho raise.
,,rI1E ISLAND AVENUE,
nuo,on,,.. ,,,,s ,,,,t,,,,a,,1,,ni,, ,,,o.oa h
+no nrnnns. s,so m,s o,, HnmamEay oiv 10
tnn,nnrrs,on ,,,nSamant MN, srhav mot'uttn
tGinms "tvE hHttnr nv IN Emronc md linn
,,I,ne nrnnn,,ai thorp" ' ~ rniua
| ""o ,,,oWp..Ns Waws'ooou ~ 'no.u, , tM,1o s..,,,
,,,,,t GG,'s1 III 1rto,, ,"a; "Msn ro smil,
rnl,, ~, itg ,nM. ap,,'
H." h,si,o.s -, ~ , ,,;+ ',n,t IL w." "a,,li IN
o uorJ 1. ~ CAV % liz n''s nrnsant ~ ocotin E III I
n'' ~ @ p', ~; ~ ,s. XIX h,,t ,,,,
| liz tllc country tfrst.
AdoIpis Friedrich could and would pay tho
license, but llc considered It unjust. Iii tie
first place, there wero crlpples md bln.l per-
sons kecl,lng little tlrinklng-ll0tlscs III resi-.
| dc1lce ncig|iborll0o.is, and were supported
| entirely 81 tic pntr0,,age Of the nciEllNors.
The oxorbiiant license proposed would
| Kill off all tho little ttca1ers Aa
for himself, he was willing to try il
on. lie tiinugl1t, however, that the motives
for ,rnisIng tllo license wero all based on fatsC
philosophy, nllti TINT tho measure, II cnrrlut
would be Of 10 avail The very saloons con.
cnrIlinE which there wrro 10 many cpilt