People v. Higgins

Defendant was convicted of the offense of keeping his saloon open on the 14th day of October, A. D. 1883, being the first day of the week, commonly called Sun-. •day. The case is brought here upon exceptions to the charge of the court, and upon his refusal to charge as requested by respondent’s counsel. Iiespondent’s business is carried on upon the ground floor of his building, and he resides with his family over his saloon. The ground floor or first story is ■ divided into three rooms, the main room fronting the street in which was a bar where he kept and sold spirituous liquors. In the rear…