New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-10
Hllsrellaneons
CARPETS! MOTHS! STEAM! STEWART

Now Is the time to nght the mc:hs and save Jous
Have them th9rouehly cleaned and renovated By en-
sa5;zhRi;y ssIlEE Y AsEh'sat.
Carpets sent for. taken up. rentted. and laid
THE TRUTH ABOUT THE STADLER
BILL-In view Of the many Misrepresentation which
are still being circulated in regard to the stadlsr bill
lowing posmdnght licenses deem It my duty pabliss
the following statement Of facts
The agitation in favor OF pOstmdnght licenses BE-
gun several years ago. by confederation Of societies de-
voted to culture physical trIInng social enteraa
ment and equally laudable purposes These societies
are composed Of persons Of the very best standing in the
community; OF letters, professional men, Hsnuteuf
ers merchants &c. The idea Of post midnight licenses
originated ball given by the "LiederkraDz some years
ago which the conduct Of the police officers was such -
to arouse the Indignation Of every respectable citizen.
The Commission for the Revision Of the Excise laws.
recognizing the justice Of the Leagues Representations A.
cordlngly incorporated into their bill clause permitting the
issuance postmdnght licenses to social clubs and sinh
lar societies.
Surely no sane would accuse such the Hon.
D. G. Rollins. .he late Rev. DR.. Howard Crosby. Hon.
Denis OBren and +. W. Kruse Of being in league with
keepers Of dives and disreputabe men and yet whas
these emneny respectable did when they adopted tho
said clause at suggestion neither more nor Less
than what Senator sadler did. when he introduced into
the Senate at the written request OF fynye reputable
societies composed Of about 10000 respectable ctLen
bill allowing pos:mdnght licenses.
Personal Liberty League IN Rrsat MEASURE
sponsble for the stader BILL and would not shirk s re-
snonsbity but members cannot but protest against
the presumption that they are either diyeeepes or the
friends and advocates Of dvekeeDers In advocating
general bill we adopted the suggestion Of the last LeHs-
atuss who rejected bill introduced las. year allow
ing spcial licenses TO reputable associations for single
nights upon the ground that the bill should be more gem
era This may have been error on our part but We
assert and the principle which actuated US
and which S ssn Ge Cd be %
In order 70 enable the public to Judge whe.ner sena
s ssSeT m Of drsepatabs persons.
Ike names Of the societies who have petuoneo Tor ns
passage Of said bnl:
JOHN B. PANNES
President Personal Liberty League.
rx ,uoriao Associations signed the Petition viz 4
rrnhonIa Hessen -Dsrmstaedter vaks
Maf'' a. n'f seSl1cStensr Club
QUARTET Rh Rheims Singing sdI Society
AriOn society Of the Piatdatsche voiksfess
CITY OF New-YOrk elm OF New-Ierh'
Wilhelm Tell Co., No. i, HeeIhove 49, ~, =,
orphea Us sangerbund Winkeried MaeGneI :,
United Bowling Clubs OF b1 An~fcan 'cnu''e"
NewYEoIkss or,s. Gesang-verein "oestereich-
s sss
esnSstaer yO Veren MSTrisania MaenperchOr
Nhapd snno yeren Bloom. ewY9rkor schut.snbund
~ ,hn5ota y. Y. Sangerrunde
Gesa3 %. ysFsn sssnseu' OnsH Quartet
ORDER Singing Society 'or- T Ts" Sahm Ilnb
l @siY0,r saeneerbund. Gruetli Msennerchor
N ASsSn N xstfn Association vokest s0c
Gem; ChOr Lohengrin Central Tarn Yesein
SesseRger verein Aqua Heinebund