The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28
ALL WILL BE REPORTED.
NEUSDE4LERs, STREET CAR MEN,
and NEWSPIPERS.
Tbis Oh. CIosest Of all sundays-Chief
Howard Receives Many Letters
From Affair.".

Only two newsdealers in this city oe-
clared positively yesterday 'na' .''e'.
,Iaces of business would not be kept
one, to-day They were Adolph hartuns'
AZ No 221 east Broad street, ana Ahder-
90, ,ooloreh at No. DID east Broad
street. These places nave Oe'" N'''
closed heretofore on sundays.
The other newsdealers did not give
any positive answer, and apparently hau
NOT vet fully decided as TO what they
were going to DO.
An the police officers have been in
structed by their captains, by direction
of chief Howard. to keep sharp look
ont to-day and 10 report every piace
that they should happen TO ma open
These instructions were ISSUED 10 nc ',
canfsins at the Chiefs office yesterday
morning, and any information desired
may be obtained from cOmmandants OF
the various districts.
As 10 srnfEr-csRs.
Chief Howard when asked yesterday
whether il was true that the street car
superintendents had been summoned TO
appear before him, replied IN the mega
tive. ..
This much, however. is certain con-
tinued Major Howard III the street cars
are operated tomorrow, the superihltiu-
ents of the various lines viii De sum
mOncd TO appear in court. Every car
will be noted but only one CONDUCTOR
and mot0rman will be summoned, ~
order 90 make a test case. This VIII
be- done every Sunday until the case Is
passed on by the Hastings Court
When asked what his action Nouid oS
I'm regard to the morning papers ana
neWsboys. Chief Howard said
THE buying Of papers ana selluh ~
them by newsboys will be prohiolte5l.
The morning papers Will, II tney WI WI
after II o'clock be reported ana mahe
10 aupcar in court. The regular car
riers OF newspapers are part OF the
newspaper management, and the carriers
will not be interrupted.
Constructions have also been issued,
added the Chief. ITO report ice-cream
dealers. bageagc-wagOns bootblacNs, ana
every man or woman laborins al MS or
her trade or calling.
WIDELY ENDORSED.
Major Howard has received very great
pumber Of letters from the most promi-
ncut business men In this city endorsing
him for the stand which he has taken
in tho Sunday closing question. Inc
writer's of these letters represent all pro-
LESSONS and denominations, ana are rot
confined 10 any section OF kLchiloNl,
lie has also received such letters from
tho city Of Washington. and from reYefal
other cities in the United States.
Police Commissioner Roosevelt. I'm New
York. In a speech 20 the police captains
of that city. among other things. uttered
the f0llOwiue. which can be well applied
20 any other city:
IF the local police Judges are IN SYM
pathy with the saloon element or rather
with that small portion OF saloon keep
ers who have no respect for the Jaw
and persist in refusing 20 punish those
who break the law. 80 is worse than USE
less for Tho police 90 make arrests. When
this bad condition prevails. 10 is time for
the people % come 90 the rescue Of iht
department by publicly showing their
approval of the arrest. and llsdrproFal
of the non-runlshment Of offenders
Detectives Gibson and Hall We're do
tailed yesterday morning hy chief Of
Police Howard 90 look out for slot ma
chimes in this city They found two
in operation. one at Onestys. corner Soc
onl ana Duval streets. and orc 20 j. ,.
Ford's. corner Second ami C0Ots streets.
They were ordered 10 be- removed