Evening journal., 1895-10-14
A CHRONIC SPEAK EASY.
Mrs. Annie Farren Again In
Custody Of the Court.
GOLD LIQUOR wITHor A LI0BEsB

As This Ia Not Her FIrst onsnos she Got
the Limit OF tho LRw-James wyIie Held
for the Upper Court On n Charge Of
Stealing shoes-Otber Gases In MunIei-
pal Court.
GA several occasions reports have been
made to the police that a speak easy
existed at the house Of Mrs Annie
Farrsn at Eighth and Buttonwood
streets, and on more than one occasion
the place has been raided and the pro.
prletors brought Into police oaurt and
punished Numerous promises were
given that the law would hereafter be
obeyed but this has not bsen done, aud
as consequences Mrs Farrsn is In
trouble.
Yesterday Chief OF Police Dolan had
warrant issued for her. and Sergeant
kvane. and Oflcsrs Gllllng and Lyons
made a raid on the place. Thomas
Jennings and Hugh Devine were caught
In the net and held AZ witnesses Several
bottles Of beer and quantity OF enpty
bottles we're also found
This morning Mrs Farren was ar.
raigned on two charges OF selling liquor
without license. She pleaded guilty to
one charge with the understanding that
the other was to be held up, and this
was, the suggestion made by the city
solcitor Judge Ball WAS reluctant TO
accept this settlement Of the matter, bat
as the city solicitor had so recommended.
acceded to Il. He said, however, that
as this was not the first time this place
had been raided he should impose the
extreme penalty and accordingly hxed
the nne at 800 and costs
Saturday evening James Wylie,
coiored, entered the second hand store
OF Lewis sklutt on the coast land tried to
sell two pairs OF womens shoes to him
/ for 20 cents. While he was thus
engaged James Cohen, another hand me
down merchant, came In aud recognized
i the shoes as stolen from In front OF his
| place Wylic was arrested and taken to
the police station and this morning
RrrRlened In Municipal Court. He oould
not give a satisfactory account OF where
be got the shoes and was held In 5000
bail for upper court.
Harry Frederick and John Hastings
wore charged with the larceny Of SO and
a watch. The hearing was postponed
until Wednesday morning.
Arthur Johnson, colorsd, WAS arrested
Saturday night by Officer Davidson, at
Front and Market streets, drunk and
begging. He pleaded that his baby was
dead and he was collecting the funeral ex
penses The game was slightly trans
parent and Judge Ball decided It was
worth 81 and costs or ten days.
When Jonas Heck was brought in by
the patrol from the coast, at the Instance
Of Officer Ford. who found him there.
very drunk, he had a badly cut eye and
large and ornamental jag This morn
ing he had exchanged the jag for a
contrte spirit and he was the very
picture OF meekness as he faced his
homer He will pay 81 aud costs for his
action or retire for ten days to Sheriff
Gilllss chateau.
John sonaviski, In hunt Of bad
whlskey, entered \ saloon at Front and
Market streets Saturday night aud tried
10 exchange .alk for boozs. He gave
Joseph Mitchell a specimen Of his
familiarity with profare literature, and
then took stroll up Market street.
Officer White captured him before he had
gone far and transferred him to the
police station Judge Ball taxed him 50
and costs. ia oefault OF which he will
take thirty days course In geology on
the stone pile.
This concluded the program and after
the regular closing anthem had been
in.oned by Billy Heal. the audience was
dismissed, and the scales returned 70
L their cuDboard