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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-17
PERHAPS A FATAL BLOW.
One Harvard Student Knocks Out
Anonther While Boxing-Death Ex-
peoted.
From the New York Sun,

from the New Y ork sun.
Cambridge, Mass, Feb. IA. Fl. Lin.
der, Harvard, '95, Of Boston, engaged in a
friendly boxing bout with Arthur Foster,
'96, of Jacksonville Fla, on Tuesday
night. In one of the rounds Foster ad-
ministered a singing blow between the
chin and ear to Under, and the latter fell
to the floor. Whether he hit his head in
so doing is not known. He remained un-
conscious all night in spite of the com
bined efforts of several physicians and
nurses. This morning the doctor an
nounced that Under could not live six
hours. Tonight, however, he is still
living, but unconscious, and breathing
with difficulty. The trouble seems to be
concussion of the brain The doctors can
give no relief, and are simply waiting for
developments.
Foster was the leading candidate for
quarter back on the eleven last fall, until
he was taken i'll with pneumonia and
forced to stop playing. He was training
for sparring event in the games OF the
Massachusetts Institute Of Technology on
Saturday. He is supposed to be one of
the strongest and most skilled boxers in
the university. On Tuesday he asked
Linder, who has also a reputation in the
sparring line, to give him practice bout
at the rooms of the new sparring club.
Under accepted, and at / 80 O'Clock on
Tuesday the two met and began their
rounds. There was a regular timer pres
emit, for the exhibition was supposed to be
a test of Fosters condition. Friendly
feeling prevailed on each side, although
the fighting was at times hard Then
came the blow which produced the serious
result.
Under is a member of the Pi Eta Soci-
ETY. and the shooting club, and is also sec
rotary of the sparring club. He is a quiet
man, and was generally liked. Foster
is one of the best known men in his
class. He is deeply affected by the ac-
cident, and is inconsolable Linder's con-
dition is such that he may die at any mo-
meut
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ALBANY DIVISION.

Connections at Savannah. Albany, Amerl-
Gus and Montgomery With the various diyerg.
ing lines and 80 Abbeyille with the Abbeville
and WaycrOss railroad.
Passengers viii be allowed TO ride on all
freight trains OF s.. A. & NJ railway.
CECIL C. ALBEIT, G. Is. WILBURN.
Gen. Manager. Gen Passenger Agent
Americas, Ca.
J. n. CAROLYN, Agent. Savannah, Ca
- ~-~
How are your once supplies Want any.
thing Tor next month or ina hurry n
80 SEND your orders Tor printing l.thographlng
ana blank books 70 Morning News, Savannah
Ca
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FLORIDA.

A.
There is some talk Of establishing a small
ice factory at Jasper.
1t is likely that Jasper will have telephone
exchange in the near future.
Horne & Greene are building new machine
and blacksmith shop at Jasper
The Hotel Royal Poinciana on Lake
Worth, was opened for business Thursday.
Two dwelling houses are being erected in
Yulee. one Of them being for Judge John
Hughes.
The government will at once spend SEQ 900 on
the lighthouse on the lower end of the island,
Key West
]. J. Hewitt will begin the erection OF a
handsome business block. at Jasper in the
near future
L. G. Baya, OF Jacksonville has purchased
lot in Springfield and Will build house in
the near future.
The county commissioners Of Santa Rosa
county have decided to build jail, which the
county is very much in need Of.
Sergeant David Ellis, while digging In the
state house yard at Tallahassee a day or two
i77p. '''N . '''''A 'O-D D''i-Hs ua'0 0'
The schooner Agnes l. Grace was released
from the nLel suit at Fernandina Monday
morning and sailed Wednesday Capt H. n
Shroul Is her new master.
A military company has been organized by
Italian citizens OF ampa. he roster al
ready contains thirty.nve names and the
governor has been applied 70 for charter.
The house OF Mortimer sullivan at Port
Tampa, was robbed Tuesdaymorning by,three
tramps whom he had sheltered the night be-
fore. ! he officers have not been able yet TO
locate the tramps.
T. Is. Smith has sold his interest In the bus
mess OF smith q Windhorst. OF Tampa. 20 his
partner Mr., Smith Will open new grocery
store ~ the vacant building on the corner OF
Franklin and Jackson streets
sam Brown, the negro who shot Lundon
Anderson 40 Willist0n Saturday night Is
M ing IA cave near that place and denes
arrest. Inc cave d commonly known as the
Derus Den. he Is vel armed aud will
hive 20 De starved out
Juno Tropical suni Almost any day a
ai9nslef alligator can be seen summing him.
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to-day with a large Boston clothing firm
and a shoe firm to advertise their wares
on his travels, and the shoe firm agreSd
to give him employment in its New York
house upon its arrival there. His stay in
Providence will be governed entirely by
circumstances. and he may not be able TO
reach New York for two or three days.
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Phillins, pieestible Cocoa

Produces feeling of hghtness and bouyancy
as against that of weight headache and de-
preston, so common with the ordinary cocoa
1t is the only cocoa with rich chocolate favor
Nd
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tpailv. +Daily except Sund;
Trains Il and u carry pare
Gorda and Tampa. and Feen
P-l'man Buffet Sleepers daily !
Tampa on Mondays, Thursday
20 90 carry th-o III Pullman
Trains is and II carry throue
G. d.
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JONES ADDS TO HIS FUND.
From The Philadelphia Ledger.

Boston, Feb. 14.-Paul Jones left for
Providence at $50 D. m, thus starting on
his unique tour Of the world. BY various
devices, such as selling his photographs,
renting his paper aud hannel suits for ex-
hibiti0n, selling the number of his mega
tive for fancy gig, tips received. and
by actual work at numerous Jobs, he
has succeeded, in the past two DAYS, In CO.
railing little over 500 An but IS cents
and enough 10 take him 10 Providence
has been put In bank here. and no SAYS
he shall deposit his earnings IN the
various American cities until he has
enough 10 pay his necessary expenses
abroad. Then be will RetletIers of credit
and draw upon IL. lie made contract
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-17
RAiLRUADS.

THE FLORIDA SOUTHERN RAILROAD co,
INDIAN RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANY
JUPITER AND LAKE WORTH RAILWAY
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GEORGIA And FLORIDA.
The News Of the Two States Told
in Paragraphs.

A Young Roman Writes a Divorce and
Sends a Woman Away Happy-A
Rumor That Atlanta Men viii Put
Forth a New Candidate for the Gov
ernorship-Dynamits to Stop Rail-
road Building on Florida's East
Coast.
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Steamer" st. Augustine" is
appointed to leave litusVille
daily. except sunday, $50 a.
m; due Ro kledge 9:30 am;
Melbourne ~ noon.
Steamer st. Lucie" or "St.
SEBASTIAN" is appointed to
leave TitusvllIe for Jupiter on
arrival Of train No. 71-4.0)
p. m. daily, except Sunday;
due Rockledge $3.50 p. m.
Jupiter l2noon following day.
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lnday. SUNDAY only.
ar4Or buffet cars between Jacksonv
aeu Palatka ard Br0o'' syiile. train
ly between New York and Port
lays and Saturdays for Key West
an sleeping cars between ew ork
ough Pullman sleeping cars between
D. ACKERLY General Passenger
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FACIAL SOAP.
WOQlRuRYS Facial SOAP

For the skin. Scalp and Complexion.
The result Of 20 years experience treating
The Skin book on Dermatology with each
cake. All druggists And Woodburys An
tiseptic Shaving Sticks also Bars, Hair tonic
and clean Skin treatment
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and Savannah
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. IS, 1884,


L city time. Time at Charleston,
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a NAKED GLOBE rRoTrER.
Paul Jones Starts to Work His Way
Around the World.

II AOIu tuO InllAu6tpnld htCOTu
Boston, Mass, Feb. 1S.-Clad in a
mother hubbard gown constructed OF
MANILA paper, and held together with
pins. Paul Jones started out to-day from
a room at t he Boston Press club on a tour
of the world. He is to earn his way
around the globe without borrowing, beg
ging, stealing or accepting aims.
The original proposition was to start
naked, and he made enough from what he
earned last night by charging admission to
the room to buy his flimsy costume He
also bought some sole leather and made a
pair of sandals. He left the club house in
cab for the Boston Tavern at , a. m.
After getting some sleep, Jones came
down stairs at the Boston tavern at about
II. He was arrayed in drab blanket,
which cost Sl.25. 1t had been cut into
the semblanceo a suit of a suit of clothes,
and had tronsers and a blouse.
With this, a pair OF socks and pair of
overshoes, leased from a member of the
Press club, he peram bulated down Wash
ington street to clothing house He
had accepted an offer for his paper suit
OF last night and bought a Scotch"
suit for So, a cheap cheyiot shirt for less
than 81 and some 80 cent underwear and
cheaper shoes and hat.
He secured place as salesman in a
clothing store, appearing in his blanket
toboggan suit. He waited on table at the
Boylston cafe, getting 81 and his lunch
con. The crowd surged and the tips came
plentifully. Men paid 90 cents each to
shake hands with the going traveller. He
got more than 81 out OF the forty minutes
at the restaurant
Jones will go first to New York, and
from there will work his passage TO Lon
don.
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sRIFPO AND THE BIG sERGEASr.
Hsw the Fighter w.s n.s4isa Ost or the
seaside A.C.

Seaside A.
After the nights at the Seaside Athletic Club
were over on Monday night, Young GrIffo. the
Australian pugilist. who had been imbibing
freely. rushed up TO the press stand. and. with
frantic Eesticulations, shouted:
MAKE a match for me there In two weeks
with that kid" meaning LAvignel. As nobody
paid any attention TO him. he yelled again:
II say! Make a match for me! Dye see I;
In two weeks! I'll night i'm. Now do; that's a
good Teller. Ehf Make q match for me ter
meet I'm In two weeks. Dye hearY Now do
Still everybody ignored the AntipOdean, who
was growing more excited each moment. The
police were coming slowly his way. and when
one bluecoat called out, "Het away from there.
Grinol"" the tighter lifted his eyebrows in
"Wot. zoe Why, me boy, It's Ins business. 1
hand in tbs argument and quietly remarked
Come: get along there! 90 on out OF the
Al this Grino started 20 move slowly toward
the door but as he did 30. he turned 10 the
Captain and 10 defiant tone q voice said;
q gold hat on yer can talk like that ter me.
want ter make match and won't be stopped!
* that the Captain pushed him along and
do on now Don't give me any talk, but get
II say" rstortsd Grino, soowling, Don't
KNOW"
We'll. you just get out % the building quick
or thsrell be trouble" answered the Captain.
quietly.
;" I'ii do nothing OF the sort. bobby; but I'm
going right back 20 those gents and get EN- ter
make Z match. Sec Z"
The next moment the Sergeant Of police.
weighing fully eco pounds. made = rush TOR the
young pug and, grabbing him by the collar,
hustled him out Of the AmphitheAtrs % quickly
that Critic didnt know what struck him. The
big Ofhcor finally hurled him out among the
crowd Of lOungers gathered about the entrance.
and GFifiO hurried on % the nearest bar, where
he pulled himself together and exclaimed 10 .
crowd Of impecuniOus admirers;
" That big bobby was too 'eAvy, don't yer
know, but I want ter make . match just the
sameh
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cl... n Hla... asa a.. Manufacturers.

Chairman Raymond Of the l. A. W. Racing Board
received communication from the Bicycle Board Of
Trade soliciting the aid Of the Board 20 make some
rule 70 protect the manufacturers from the racing
msR In the matter Of breaking eOntTsctA To sUH
reporter Mr.. Raymond stated that the Racing Board
here had IN CONTEMPLATION for some months the ad
Visibility Of having the League OF American wheel
men adopt sush . rule The ne. rules OF the
l. A. W. this year allowed the racing men
The privilege Of recsiyinE salaries from the
manufacturer would have szpendsd eonsiderAble
money upon the training s1psase! Of man, com
pelltof In the trade NOuld colae alonS and Oner In
duesmsnts 20 the rider % foTaAks hls OLD
numbeT Of prominent TaolnS men Fesorted 10 tnls
practice. while the present Racing Board sec the
"a siAabiity Of adopting rule upon ha matter taey
wli nOk s-As fny -otloA epon Us 49, go
90 rocommend very stTongly 10 the ne4t bo5Fd That
d tkalF nlual 6tspl " the Adoption o. RUS
protscttaS The nAnafaotursrs-
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The POyschnc Institute eleven will line up against
team from i.ehi9h NniVerHity 81 Eastern PaTk this
afternoon. Tue "lOiys' are eonndsnt OF seoTinE
BEIIIEONTE Pa Oct 80 state College Will play the
University OF Penn1l wanna football team 81 PhAdel
Uhia Nov 8. and PTinceiOn at Princeton Nov. T.
The Institute 4. q, OF Newark have sunday Nov. 4.
oHSn tnd would Ike 90 arrange = S.ms siih some
heharT0n, manager, 10 ks~ street, Newark.
The RaIneal A. A. of Brooklyn have Nov. "a. "a &C.
aud Dec open, aud DESTROYS Of nlling them with
Dut-OfIOwn tsam4 averaging 1873 pounds. Address
Perez TO~se l,lO2 Bergen STREET BToOklyn.
One OF the most Important football games schsd-
between the siToAE fracetoa SEMINARY team aRd The
New JeTssy Athleuc club. 10 take plAos "a the
grounds Of the New Jersey A. G. ~ Bergen polaa ~ j.
rafting game Of football betWssn the Bedfoll aAd
Union teams wAz played yeatsIdAy % the fofnsT's
grounds N brooklyn. The gsual contingent OF pub
kept the applause And cheering gOnS quits steadiy
from the time the teams lined w. The score Ma
BedfoFd 49, UBi0B H.
Ths Potomac A. G. have organized for The season 81
lbsA 1hey would " pleased " games with All
te.ns ayyEasns from 10 90 70 PoahdA 20 Be PLAYED
inS ahd aftsFuOOnl, Nov TO- a. a. And fhAnkasiyins
Dsy (aaFalnS aud altsEnOoal. Address A. Z. F0FAOn,
81 West Ninety -aiNth street. city.
Ths Cherry Football Eleven Of ths GAyier Club.
ssogPossd q The tollosinS RlaysIA hsesisy eapian
Accabs and Wood, have ths following Sanss AZ.
FAngsd 10 fSF: NOS; T. 81 4Ioyfas T. = u a ~ New
aFki Nov. u H9b0ksh Hlgh 4uhool, a sssvsas lAsti
Iltsi MOI Is Ioyoa Footb4i Club a pssianss. We,t
fssS sRsS d.is: az sss T. Is De- s.s IL
isT5..a LaaiSs ! EHsaI. sSsIs.ssy. ssS RssI ID.
~ $3.50
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KisL,.. Goal. from III. Field.

NEW HAyES, oct SO.-An Aggregation OF coaches the
like Of which Is rarely at Yale, appeared the
neId this afternoon when the team Logan its daily
practice. Hernennger was hand with his football
toys and took position the college side opposite
Chadwick Jeans Richards Of the 80 eleven, Harmon
Graves and Frank Butterw orth coached the back
Of the line. while Kid Wallace and Captain Hinkey
watched the line players HInkey played his usual
position aud neIt 10 him was Beard, with AeCres
guard,
discovered that NrCrsa u unable To Keep up the
mace Tsard also out ~ place. and In The second
half he played guard Instead - HeCres ami Fresh
ms n Rodgers put In AZ tackle, Adee again
worked at quarter back. and Mills played fun hack
ThoTns distinguished himself by Kicking four goals
from neld and BuitsTWorth. who play 81 for few
momsnts also made QUE dincult drop kick between
the goal posts.
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s~srthmore's Teas Are showing Inpreye-

s~AETHNpRE. Pa. Oct. 3o.-The game put up by the
college eleven against the heSvy Georgetown team
surprise 10 the swarthmore adhsrents as well
a. the Georgetown admirers. They not only held
dow % the latter but the ball trav
eiied back and forth between the opposing goals In
such a 10 make II Impossible 10 designate
the winning until time was called with George
town four points ahead The home team placed their
main reliance ia NahOuey their big half back he being
the only certain u max Ing The guIre1 i've yard.
Snappy team work Was tn" chief charecteristir OF
swarthmores playing. Tns cOunteractsd the sup
rior weight NJ fhetr opponents DR. she'll the college
trainer r~gni1~S the need Of his light eleven being
ar cop with the heavier team, aud he directs all
bis preliminary work 10 achieve that end.
Drkins1ns eleven will appear on hwarthmores
campus. Saturday. Nov. =. that date having been
rstsd by the managers 10 replace Oh. cancelled ct
gsEensnt ~ Nov. ~. The team viii play AZ bom.
saturday ~ the close uf the The
games for November will he follows y. Dickinson
10. franklin aud Marshall; II, Bucknelli "a, HsVrr
ford
The freshman clsss, after having adopted ronsti
tuition and bylaws by electlng the follow
Ing "fIi"-rs: Clarence LpplncUtI, fr-sld~st! Helen
fheairs, Secretary; Edith Lamb Treasurer Fred vii
sOb, football manager.
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& sIs.bia'. kiekers Are PRACTISING for the
College Cham pioaship.

The campus a. Columbia College presents lively
Appsarance every afternoon the four class football
teams have begun TO practice for thu 20 decide
the college pionship which will b. held Nov.
and at williamsburg. The sophOmores and fresh
men will the first day and the seniors and
juniors on the second The nnal game will b. played
un SATURDAY. Nov. -. The men trying for positions
the al nsrebt teams are A. follows
G1ass Of VS. brown, Crowell. Sipman. HunZerford.
AcErn Kirby NTilken, Miller, Fish, stuart sturses,
D. Sturges. J.. ana Pitcher.
CIass OF So haIain RacOn, Beer, Mcneil. shoup.
Carter. Goldsmith. Gould, Joseph, hHemond, Mo
Oregon,
Class Of aT-OCnnnnr. wAldenburg. Dobbins. Prem
lice. Davidson Clark. Cugin, Andrews Pre..prich,
Putnam, Hutchinson, Bissall, Arnstead, and biJuT.
Class of ph-Ch0Ate, Daggett, Beatty. kHhards,
Michel Gilpn Miller, Walker, shelden Joseph, Bel
den, OCOnnoT, Wotherspoon and Bishop.
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The Meadow BrssL H..t Have = feasible

HEnPsTEAD, Oct. 30.-RsgaFdisss OF cold. psnetrat.
ing drEEie the MEADOW Brook Hunt Club met this
afternoon AT whsatley pond, adjoining the country
seat Of Mr.. B.. u. Morgan. Promptly at $3.50 o'clock
the Of the hounds, Frank Gray GTlswOld gave
the signal for the start which TO Da TED mile
EalioP; Ihs run was principsly acros. the wheAIsy
nnIsh OIen God lsndinK Although the turf
NAs quits slippery account a he recent rains mons
Of the rdsTs Tscsved any serious fall several ladies
followed the chase Ia traps.
The following h list Of hunIs that have been ar
ranged by the club Nov !. ROaly ~ Nov. q, kosIyn
brssi water. Nov. 9, W-stbury POND and MEADOW
Brook; Nov. 10. Jericho; Nov. 49, Fast WtllistOn
nov. 10, hsAa9. Brook nov; u, lertsho Tollgats
Jericho IollsAte Nov. "a, East williston' Nov, 80
hineOIA fair grounds.
ElsctiOn day will IL decidedly gala day at Ne Adow
Brook, Another golf contest for ladies Ia being
ranged.
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Providence. Oct. 3o.-A driSziins rain to-day
made the track At Narfagansett Park heavy.
The attendance VS. somewhat SMALLER than for
several days. Only seventeen book makers
opened for business. and even this number found
no dffhcuity IN taking all the bushes. offered
The card contained sig events. none u which
was particularly remarkable.
The last race. a mile dash. was The most In
terestine Of the day. Tenacious Get the pace to
the stretch. Here he began 10 lose ground 20
Hardy For. Eclipee. and galloying King. and
could no, finish better than fifth. The three
candidates for FIRST place made q rsttling s,rus-
bslf Length te,wesn the Isade and the third u
the ayibE tho. summaries:
Yirs, Rsce-T-urse $500. ave furiones. sem Weller.
ws,ssS 10 s-g-s,s i,n s.y - Sssi,o ica
ri ssIs JI saS. sna win. acA1s sisn p.s
Ess ssS colt ~ S o. so ns Ss@S
Hsrs%. iO sussg Ys.s sedsn ito ssa a o..s as
ss 4spa i sses 800 on. i,. Bpcsres. III
y .,s. To 70 H ssss p h B. T 81 w
eto o. thru. Time an Dwight Addh. and Pm
-sosrth ksg..Pq... 5000 az tgrIsns. ..S hsIt
I 1Ssis .sS lbs s. ' SSsssSs ~ S" %
odd Lodi 10 ,b,si.l 70 !. third Time J 'S; MI
If,h re- Psr.s $3.50 or. %',s end .s.ssn, 2,
Now % Never, los Welsh, 70 third. Iime. 53+
tHsaiitosC q =. o 'Son dTivIns y hsT I. Iengts
ErIip-s los Blake. y to 1. Second; Oailopng King
100 TMrslIOnel 10 10 7, third Time. .s6H TRUMP,
Lafayette aud Iepsesous also rau.
The card for tomorrow follows:
Vtr-t Pace seven furiong. Even Weight. iO7: At
lsnta, iO2i Clement "; Canvas. ioi Berwyn, lOI:
BlondJ'a Victim le2 Sorcerer, 100. Hardy bON. lVH
Psctolus 100, BY dove no.. - -
Second Race One mile. Equity, liz. Laurel. iO5;
Hartford, IIs. Charade. IID
Light. io- shsdow Dane rs NsyahoeI II 9vsen
iIy Uuesads, los, Cherry Blossom colt. Ills harcoa
Fourth Rsoe-one mile Plenty. 100; Harry Blnk
son, 100: Bees MrDuM. 100 Blondys Victim 100;
Leigh, 90. billy boy. 100.
F1fth kare -Sln and q half funongp. Truepenny
los Relict lO5 Bordelsise MY. es Sir joan. los!
Leuo. 80.
Luke. 100 Lmper0r Otho. 1870. AIch enlist, Ice. Eln1
Juhu
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x1cIsE AssEsrs AYIEs HorEs
n Psue.-a. Cs- oct - re.ee.siy n.
Msr Arrees s...srftr.


Neg Arv~-t s---srSsy.
with view Of testing Police Justice HoranI
Interpretation q the law touching excis. ar
reets. Xavier Lamoine. who has q saioon At -
Bleecker street. ives before Justice Barrett n
the supreme Court yesterday on habcas corpus
Justice Hogan had held him in 500 hail OF
charge of violating the law.
Abraham Levy. counsel for Lamoine, main.
tained that during the hours at which salyut
ought 20 be closed under the Law policemat
he'd no right TO enter n saloon without = war.
rant. His client had been arrested. be said lar
Monday morning q week ago At about j. &c
o'ciock He had been holding . christening
party and the oficer had intruded. Unde,
the statutes Of 1887. 1890. and 1888 III,
police could enter saloon during th,
clo-rd period. bat these acts had been repealed
hr the Excise Law of 1899. which at the time oi
is intrv. uc,on int thr Lesni , We. .now5
~ raised against this yieu wac section 2S2 ~
the consolidation sct Of 1ss2. which rive ih,
hal been revealed hy Implication by the art of
isae. In cs.es OF disorderiy houses. Mr.. Lew
aid the oficer goes 81 the house. and gets his
evidence and then applies for warrant In the
matter Of disorderly houses the business va.
The rule ought certainly to apply IN excise
CASES. tnlees their was breach OF the peace
in the saloon. the officer had no right 10 enter
and make summary arrests-
sIt is incorrect 10 suppose said Justice Bar.
rett " that an offper may enter premises when
they have a lawful right 70 be open TO make a.
rests for mis- demeanore and may NOT do 20 when
he pees the premises open in violation Of Law
ard when unlawful este are in progress. IL an
oficer succeeds In getting peaceably into q ga
loon when Il should be legally closed and sees
inisdemeanor committed. Il IL not only his right
hut his duty 20 make arrest"
being disconhted on this point. Dwyer Levy
swung around and said that he had admitted
for the rake Of the argument that . saloon had
NO right 70 be open at the time Of the arrest but
he would nov contend that the Law PERMITTED .
ali lf0N fOT UwD
midnight Of sunday night. Justice Barrett Get
the hearing on this point down for this morning.