Justices Court,
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FEB 25-THE SPoRrsMrr's CLUs THE GAME LAWS.
Bernard J. Messeroie Philip Havdy This was
on brought by the New York sportsmens Club OF which
he plaintiff is pre- sident against the defendant, for vic
iaon of city ordinance for having game in his posses
sion, Give parridges) at period fol hidden by law.


1t appeared conclusivey evidence that the defendant
keeps stand in Washington market for the sale OF poul
try, and that the Monday OF February he and
rious other dealers had large number of partdges
heir tands for sale and offered them for sale so
pair The defendant proeuced Mrs. Jones a witness,
no testified that che and her the owners of
box Of parridge amounting to about 800 that had been
shot in Pensy and had recently been brought here
and she had given these partrdges to various in
he market to sell on her account appeared further
that the New York Spor smens Club had taken the viola
lion of the game laws into their serious consideration
owing to the immense quantities of game improperly de-
sroyed before they have come to their full growth the
game seriously deterorated in Dumter, and for the
purpose of increasing the stock of quail in this vicinity
hey have recently appropriated $780, to obtain lot Of
live quail from Virginia. to set free here Judgment for
plainuf, $50.


James McGay, Secretary to the Club, for plaintiff
Defendant, in person


We understand there various other suits pending.
and the Club intend to follow these prosecutions
rgorously.