The sun., 1888-02-25
WILL TOM GOULD GOTO JA[Li
Oh NO, THEY DON'T SELL ALCOHOL IN
THEaANs SOUG
The Fatreus OF ~ seaa water sre "Acters
and Astressess-They Sometimes Obiirs
with Musie-L EAmeaA oeulA 10 Net Bsss

The Fatre.s OF - seds water are "Aoters
sns Astressess-Thsy Sometimes Obiire
with Musis-E EAnesa oeuiA is Net Bsss.
Tom Gould came into Supreme Court
Chambers, yesterday looking somewhat oare-
worn and nervous and preserving his eouan-
unity only by repeated tugginG at his long rcd
moustaohe Hewas there under bali 10 await
decision that 10 was or was not In contempt
OF the august sapreme Court and liable to be
locked up therfor. 1t is alleged that he still,
In defiance OF the court. Ii running the Sans
souci dive a. concert room.
Tho case eGAinst him rested on the afadavfts
Of Policemen Flood and Tappsn. They deposs
that beer and liquors are sold In the dive In
violation Of the exoise law and that SINGING
and piano plAyinE 60 on there in violation Of
the amusement law. They found Gould direct
ing the performance and giving orders to the
walters The p,licemen called for drinks and
sss ass Ts Ss Sa dSn anST cy,E @
got no beer. On another occasion Gould cau-
sses 70 eRses
wsss sSuens HoT ss s as: he Z
The dates mentioned Ia the testimony of t6s
policemen; He was there as visitor. and has
over a yeai He, has. heard piano. playing
there and the singing Of duets and soloe. But
he did not know the periormsrs. nor WA he
the oSs sasyt fSss on to ssy and Gould ss vi.
them to .S and sns We
warned them to sing easy" Or is make less
the waiters subsequent to February. 1851 He
Tas va never applied to to say who should % OF r
sts and dsass 9s was IL Sat Paos
and he signed the afidavit as though hs ala
MAKING Rshaas os a1nd the middle and
VT HOWs s o hn aa
Iupted himself to say" Il was iike in private
AT. Kyrie Beliew, won't you sing TOR us p .or;
VIII doSt yyoas hs
The afidavIt oa oE "SHl Thomas @ T %csan. who
sEprs he owned the Place g. and n IL referred to
was next di'f read: He % added that Gould had no
interest or authority in the place: and denied
performance % we're in tie place. He said no
one was smploysd to sing there or play the
Thomas Rediern. cashier; James Moore, bar
tende5 ,,,, and Henry Anderson. Norris Grant:
uhu ~. woitcio' bSptihSa ~
the same effect, and that no intoxicat.
ing drinks were sold, the refresh hments
consisting Of soda water, lemonade. and
weiss beer. Mr.. Howe endeavored to siren len
his case by saying that Justice White had al
ready dismissed O case against Gould founded
on the same Testimony by tho same witnesses,
Then he called attention to the lingering and
protracted course that consumption sometimes
took while marching with Glow and deadly
step to the inevitable result. Judge Patterson
did not smile. Neither did Gould: Gould got
out Of Jail tho last time on medical certificates
that he was In danger from consumption.
Assistant Corporation Counsel Turner. in a
cool. analytical way, went on to discuss the
question. and Gould. after listening awhile.
grew uncomf fortable and went out into the cor
ridor. Mr.. Turner said that whore categorical
answers had been called for only elaborate ex-
plantations were given. He characterized the
bill Of sale as q Transparent subterfuge, and
said that the testimony Of the policemen was
conclusive as to Gould's connection with the
place He referred to the failure In the Staten
Island Ferry case .of some such transfer aa
Gould relies upon" He was SURE that the
Court would not look fayorably upon any
scheme, however skilfully devised. to evade ita
order. He asked that severe punishment be
imposed upon Gould and q sentence to the full
extent OF the law. as nothing better than what
he had already done could be expected Of Gould
In any state Of his health.
Justice Patterson announced that he would
give the case careful consideration and con-
tinuo the bail.