New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-22
THE SUNDAY LAW ENFORCED
We HUNDRED ARRESTS MADE.

THE IIQUOR-DRALERs.
Vigorous efforts were made by the police
yesterday to enforce the law against selling intoxicating
beverages on Sunday. and many arrests were made
Liquor saloons and beer gardens which have hitherto
kept open doors Sunday closed. and the proprie
tors took exraOrdinry precautions to eyade detection
they admitted their customers. The unusual difficulty
experienced In getting liquors and beer In New-York
caused an immense multitude TO flock to Jersey City
flights and Union Hill and III the lager-beer saloons
to overlooking. The crowds on the Sunday following
the explosion not so large those Of yesterday
Twenty-Five arrests for violating the excise law were
made by the police Saturday night, and they were
actively engaged all day yesterday from early morning
in fact in making arrests Of saloODkeepers who persist
In selling lager beer after the warnings issued to them
from the captains Of the precincts great number OF tho
saocnkeepers kept their front doors closed but was
generally back door open where the thirsty could enter
Detectives were visiting the various saloons dressed as
private citizens and in many cs In this guise sue
ceeded in entering these places, and after drinking
glass OF lager beer arrested the prOpetors AT the At
lantc, Pacific and National Gardens, weiss beer was
sold and music furnished by bands. There did not
appear to be any dlmnuton in the crowds which every
Sunday throng these places. the larger laScrbeer
saloons kept open the entire day, but
only weiss beer was served at their bars, and
propetors who sold lager beer promptly arrested
Much indignation is expressed by the German popula-
ton at this enforcement of the law and - stated that
mass meeting In TompklnS-square IL 10 DC caiic1 III
short time to protest against IL.
The Washington Place Police COurt-to which most OF
the persons arrested takcn-preJeued scene Of
great activity and excitement. Justice Duly occupied
the bench. From early morning, when the courtroom
opened for business, until late In tho after
noon 1t thronged UP to o'clock lOl
prisoners had been taken into custody and their cases
disposed of IN this court About onchaf Of the number
were discharged from OF sufficient evidence, the
officers by whom they arrested having failed
TO prove the charge against them to the
satisfaction OF the magistrate. Those held were
required TO give bail IN 800 each. which
in every promptly furnished The names OF the
dealers who neld were as follows: Charles Clark
No. 522 Broome-st; John Shields. No. 40 Grandst.;
Richard Fisk, No. 10 Grdnl-st.; James Byrnes,
No. II Thompsonst; Thomas Reilly. No. 10
Greene-st; Richard Johnson. No. 226 Broome-
St James Gallon, No. SCI seycnthayc.;
Christopher Delaney. No. Al se;enth-aye; Eiward
Herbert 2lJ East cnty-brsL; Martin Fisher,
M. sol IlUdsOu-st Herman Breunius, No 2SS sixth
ave; John small. No. 30 5 s,haye.; Anlrew Nixon
% The nIcr House; Joseph j. Harrison No %
West Tart, hIrl-'t;; william Fabor No. l3J Parkayc
Iue Washington Place Police Court COn,inhcu o en-
during the afternoon AMI evening H. the evening JUS
tice Duffy opened business a reesey o'clock DURING
the ocCedings several wellSUO"n m u sat Oehln the
magistrates disk. Among them weit Ala rhian MOTIFS
eNPoi,e COMMISSIONER DsDgchrF, hsstlhD,, hen Siil
ler ami liealy Warden Quinn and Police Jus
,,, ~, "a most ,I,ron',ri all. extent and about 100
eases disposed Oh, not many ~ tie prisoners bcng
DISCHARGED Among those WAC held in 300 BAH
40 2I3 Last rwenty-sixti-l; stephen Miller, No. 80
W,sst Julian Spells, No go SlNtn.a'e; Henry
scam,rr No $50 IulsOist tIcnry Iatt No. 10 Ganse-
voorist william sun. No 6l2 liuds,n-,t; isHac Reid,
No. 81 Wcs.sL; George liin,oi, No: DO BOOhi1-SL'
Lindsay j. Mckccyrr. No. - Vest lIouston-s'; John
n. warncke. No. 80 Uniyer-.typ place; Furnan
Lambert 80. So Univ siy-pacc 1 Omas Mn'rhy, No.
7jI iroa,lway; Lance OConIOr. No. 5il Seyeui-dye.;
Tnomas Roberts. No. 52l Grecnwich-st; Ilnsl Mctdi-
frey No -eycuth-ayr.; Ernest Grey, 10 3o' niuth,
ave. Martin ]. Ahreus. 40. l,J06 Broadway; Edward
Donuclly, No - scyeutu-Iyc. John kobhr' No. DO
SiXh-tyc Matthew seiiert NO: @?O Sevehsn't'a.,
Gcoigo LroPOlI. No $40 vest Thrtycigih-st; william
Walsh bartender of Tho Grand Crntrai li2.Si o "a 5
moro's Garden: joan D1lah. no ~ - ''' IN
b.; Henry G.ncn, No. Ihomps INST; anon ,'.,-
laden, lirnry Spokesman, Jacob Con, James Mchlo,
john Kelly t.aHts bl-gr, ilah.' hah Ssf
simon Michael My,rs, william Carroll Michael ShIhdt'
tender OF tie Hotel Bgunsnirk Henry L. nausty Tony
Onery Andrew smth, Ps,u,k Bergen CAar's EiPPeft,
and i,ush Doian. Justice Iasnir' rendered assist;
anre to Justice Dalp III taAing the Dan ~
ne prisoners n'n o Tao i is 2s sn!'y c EIee
law. but also Tor pointing pistol at tne oheef no ar
rested him. A charge OF foOniOus assault WAS made
against him. and he was held examination without
bal. Up lite hour prisoners were sIl Dc!ns brought
into court aud 1t was alter midnight when tue clerk had
compe.ed the WORK OF drawing up complaints ana Dali
Twenty liquor dealers. arrested for violations of the
Excise law were noid in $500 bail yesterday.
At 20 Yor1vule Po.cc Court. Ernest King OF 10 230
East Tn!rii -ioufih-,'' Michael niotnah Oh no. %.
Thidayc.. Daniel Konen Of Thirty iourtnst aud EaSt
River and Charles RkVr of SXty,ccond ST. and IhiFd
hi law. were D''' III wv ''' 'O' '''''''''' " w
rne following liquor dealers arrested for violation
OF the EAclsc the Fourth Precinct yesterday Mar
Tin OConnor No. Jamcs-si, Frederick Bockcrmn OF
No. = EOs ST. Oscar bonncIan OF no. hOoso'etS'p
1rimolhy Erc,co % No. 81 New-ChdmDcis-st, Fred
erck e., Bush oil No. Ij6 Pcarst. Rudolph MoDbcr OF
No IJ NcwChaubeisst., y. CaiIAliir OF No i
Cn,tLum-.f. John Frtnch OF No. l9l thathnnlstr
Christian kccfJs OF No. II Pears Lawrence SchnitL
ot No H. East Broadway, and Johh Barry OF NO oJ-
prarlst In the Twenty seventh Precinct only four ar
rests wrre nlndr, follows: A. FISH OF No III Bayard
n George W. Eysr OF No ~ BOwcTy Thomas tIllon 81
No JO2 Pcarls, and Joan schumacher OF No 10 Mottst
In O'Clock laSt cycnin. ~. arrests ndu pcou IT,
porcd to tie Police Central Oice from tAc various pre-
cncs As tile arrests continued through the even
ing. the total number Will probably exceed 300 Tue
si arrests precincts whcrc the largest hunlDeF
OF eases rcpOrtcd IL as follows: -, 40 49,, ~
Fourth Precinct. IL Futh, Il Eighth. 40 Ninth, 80
Eleventh, 10; Thirteenth, II; Fourteenth, II fH-
tccnth 30; seventeenth, IL; Eighteenth, 81 Nine
tccnth 40: Twenty -nrst, - 1weniy-secOnd, Ia;
Twenty-lOurth, 49, Iwenty-nnth. 3d. Ihirty-second,
Is. -., ~. i, -. III.
these and bar keepers were taken mo custody Nv
many of the arLe ana hotels lncluug tbc
Grand Central. Brunswick. Windsor ana Others More
sniooIs wlcrs sprtuOus liquors were sold thal lager
h,,r saloons were visited by officers, who intend 10
make the work "A thorough one. ,-,
MANY Ices were IcsUtod TO yesterday by the saloon
keepers 10 carry on their business "ithodt naes'oh
from the police, among others That oil station
ing peIsJns outside their doors VINO gave then
warning when any suspicious person was ABOUT l
enter and put them guard or else the doors Oh
me snlDon both back and mont closed, and the
watcher would closely scrltlniLe any person WISHING W
enter. II thcIo nothing SUSPICIOUS III Tue per
sons appearance the wa'cne, py "s.J IT. 70 he
op,ned In other saloons burs were erected IN rca'
rooms and out the yards the approach To when was
though a series OF doors which would only DO opened
after these my sleiious knocks had been gwen
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