The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-22
strect: Cbas. A. MecAlroy, 200 Grand street;
Otto Schroeder, Oafe International, - 8owefyi
and John Meyer. LIZ Mulberry street.
rvrIvE uouRe IN PRISON.

and John Meyer, he Mulberry street.
twelve HOURS IN PRISON
ssy,n ~ s" wsshinSton place Police Court. En-
Judge John II. white elbowed bis way through
the crowd and complained TO Justice Duty that
ueth street station, having been there over
twelve hours. That he bad requested toe Ser
animation, and that officer told him that he had
crderst9 send no moro prisoner to court to- O.;
ssy Juos pSy S WON'T Send
them here" and turning TO his clerk he directed
an order TO be issued to CAPT, Steers to send all
ton TO court. F." III sit here all day," said he.
" but what I'll dispose Of these Excise cases.
Its shane to Keep men locked up II TN; y, man an
spector McDermott at Police Headquarters,
similar order, directed to another captain, was
structions. "You tell the Sergeant at the desk"
said the Inspector. that that order must be
obeyed." The Inspector then told the reporter
that u was question whether ponee magls,
Police 10 send his to court at any hour
On the west side, on Harlem lane, st. Nicho.
las avenue. and the Boulevard, nothing near
the usual number Of carriages made their ap-
pearance, and the avenues looked deserted;
the plezzss Of the no tells looked disheartened at
the slim Travelling and fsit particularly ats
were most snnoyineiv particular, arrestinR sew
eral barkeeperp, and making the back door the
only inlet. One old sport. shaking his head
years on such Hne day. Why, the. only good
teams l have seen out today are Masterson's
record. and that is Wv. A few years ago such
a day would have crowded the road and filed
| the hotels, but times is changed
A large company had assembled In the Club
House ut Eighth avenue and 18th etreet, among
them being drivers and owners OF 6looded
| James Lambert, son Of the proprietor. who was
| behind the bar, turned out the company, anu
| club house was ever closed on Sunday.
IN POLICE COURT AT NIGHT
| At eight O'Clock last night Justice Duty re-
turned to the work OF hearing the excise cases:
Upward OF 100 cases, IN addition 70 those near, r
| some 800 cases In all disposed OF la TINS court
yesterday. Among those arrested and held &c
Hotel, the Hotel Brunswick, Gilmore's. Garden;
| and the Sinclair House. That's right" said
Justice Duty, I'VE don't want any distinction
here; hold these men to bail in 500" one
| little girl IL years old was arrested, and one boy
hyear. old. Alderman Morris said that u was
| fayorite trick OF the saloon keepers to push
little children behind the bar, thinking that
their youth would protect them. The COY wds
| held and the girl discharged.
One German said toe charge was all right :
that he treated the officer and every one who
came along. lit remember that said ths
Court, and call on YOU 800 TO answer" On,
man was held to bal, but upon reheafne anc
tall ,wes,ns ESCAPED Woman ooo, ,O %Ss s s%on'
How many children have your" Five, YOU
Honor" $50 home TO them; you're dis
charged" At about IL o'clock the cases ore
sented were all disposed Of and the court ad
journed. .
The uptown police Captains put on tho
screws last night. and the few liquor dealer
who had kept open on the SLY until afternoon
then locked up tight. On the West side, how
ever, at those places which combined tn
restaurant business with liquor selling, the In
itiated had no difficulty IN getting all the
wanted to drink. On broadway, the Asto
House had private room where the arden
! could be obtained. The Sinclair House had u
bar open In the evening, although one OF tn
bartendeEs had been arrested. At the Unio
! Place. Union Square, Hotel Monaco, and othe
places, liquor was obtainable without difficult,
The Everett House had It's bar oren until night
At eleven o'clock last night A.. persons hat
teen arrested during the day for violations U
the Excise law, this number being distributed
among the several precincts as follows; Frat, {
Fourth, IL; Fifth, Al; Sixth, 4; Seventh,
Eighth, 20; Ninth, IS; Tenth, 10; Eleventh. IL
Twelfth, IL: Thirteenth, Il; Fourteenth, ],
Fifteenth, 80i Sixteenth, o; Seventeenth, u
Eighteenth, 81; Nineteenth. 40; Twentieth, IN
Twenty first. -; Twenty second, Il; Twenty
. third, 2; Twenty. seventh, 10; Twenty ninth, 50
Tbrty-hrst, 3; Thirty second, 2: Thirty-thirt
2; Thirty -fourth, g.