The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-09
VOL. XLlV.--NO. 5l3.
, ~ 1ury DrvoryCE hs fRBITRdhf
UNA ,xnr,JtSr rROCEhDN"S'
v.oo,c.ment cr,hc Law Dependent on me
The n,.a'p'"" Of the Police captain. Ano'ssr
- ,,nc OF Applicants T'o"'Ic upon '"e
,." ,.nte..tr Excitement IL Al"Se"'

Boards room were if'u srs'o,I', ,rD' ~ onS
n crowd had faih'ron uh ''o '''. "'''n' ,i,'.
IRON y ~ nm. .,nxto,is to gct the applica-
Bnd en- 'pu "' ., Nj, - thn louor
iious iil and their rcc'lp's' MunS va '.'' iuu''
s.ai,r- however, went to the rooms TO get IN
..u ~ ,rd President Morton was bcsicgod
iorih"'"'" "',, t,I,,h, i,.f,rmod that n re-.
iy dcaiD RS, WHO hSh'H !" pc ll''''' ''" ' 49,,
.'i,,v v.,,tld make them safe from arrest. Tho
c''l' ,r,s,.nr Yesterday was not so great as
ihe day before. because many dealers nave oceh
advised not 10 to make any Application. as tho
police arrest ",'N VIZ "' - a., II
n.r. ,hnrs il the utmost Indignation They |
nrse'' '''' ''','''' 49,. whom tbr, arrest ns
annoy and distress mos Whon 'l's "riy7' '1 ~
-, w'',n,r - aco II IVORY i'm whose saloon a |
Mr' M"'"'i' % V'' n,., "yvhn, ,bis |
NV law was first heard Of most Of us tried |
=, cnI out what il required. All that was
u hhn "u' "n"' 't, " ill.,,
wanted was 10 Know W"" W. s"ou'" w. o.lo
Commissioner Nichols told q committee IN the
Ir's'h'' "l 'l"'"' ~ vac" w.,
could show a receipt from the Excise Board
vonl! not bc liable to arrest. That assurance
has been violated VINO naNS ",""sS ,','s S,n'
quiet places are arrested al nlsh', 10 'Aeu up
rvn or -iN in a cell in the police station over
~ ,i,, ,,,i,,.,, mi hn,..iars. and for what ?
hsi' HN' WV 'p' H., 49,. =, o,r,,l,
Befau-" they have done thclr pest 10 comply
WIN '"' '""' NV ',,,,ra,,oo o,,,
my" WV sv woaks AGO md more.
% hht lehip, WV, ~ w" /, - 80 ~ Il,,arl XXX
ntrr IT sla m MI n Inn. r hnJ evirssseJ an
, i,, a. ~ NV n",iy H. those who
tpid ul' ano nnt my ~ s, ~, ,vhfh
hElT, u'IlS,,HH 'IarH arnI p,lii,' C"mnnissi"nrrs
the - lS' b""il nv NV" a., l,, ,bn. 81 anJ
tr''u u, "' oi,in.. .iX weeks To- tn"w what il
ItirM YI q, ''.ll-' .,. 9.N y" N,i"f ~ ,hin,,s
1rS. s ma, @ Inv NAN is iooit to 20 ur qnd pay his
tnhtN u. !ir - '9' i'''''" 'V"' -
tTn NV :" "liN. iN. tln,tNo ,olioo oro o,'inc very un-
.lnis llhha invs An 1ibor ,,,an,ent ahant
i.N'N N. tISht,iD w. w. ..h Iii,, h,,, loon or
ilr m''nSI' o,i, ,s,r.ss he hone that the
ue.y ans vviiiiY scn bn inms,ire hint is Reinr
hn,n"tlufS Wi MI rsnsv il Hnt vest,,rlay there
syrrc enne n,uiterlngs which forbode trouble
~. ''i.N -, arr.s's rontinun Irui.ss
iii' -.riIilnno Ioss ,ncoiinp win he bnlJ
,.nf,l ,,,ry dnoler viii nrohably attend and if
tis l,.s NOT bring relief some of the dealers
'%'i9 % Yin H.. 'r,i,hie I, is moi so much tho
TX a. tI. 1.oinrs CON, ulnin Of lint the fact
IN, Utmost ~ t.,s 10 ind OUT what il IS and
''4l"y WIN u EiNSs ii H. ~ rrt.r asLod p,lca
r,,'n'i. .inusr Nichols Yesterday, " in order ~
,,, the lnXy for Tho nolir,f fo arrest nj night
III k.,p in the police station ali night men
w. , lao "a nfound In the daytime md who have
MI, ,I..-',, -''i, bnsin"-s and uropcrty -
'' o, tbe couirary" Mr. Niahols reuli,d we
Vi ~ d, Ca'tins io make arrests So
,nrg- Isihie in the dWytimc and during court
ur- -o thnt the pnrtirs can get bail and be- in
,'' '," n1"J es l3ttie as possible This whole
.ir Is so peruiexinc that il is hard 10 say
uS'. a. ~ The CSnimissioners are dis,
;"s', r',k, as iif.ia trouble as possible. for
vim. th@t tie iar,er rsrt ~ Tho dealers are
,tir. r GOOD faith and want to do what is
,i,i, - F, ~. hnve fait that II s only right that
= ,rr.a d., is r.-uousil,. and whom the police
n, BIZ, oni In the DAYTIME should be arrest
,ir., -,tha, he ean got bail. Many of those
,in D. a.. N arrested We find had no license
III, ~ enl have been selling right aon. in
vinl n II what all supposed To- b.. tho law"
"'f ~. l. Il feellug among some that this Ia
,rn, .,,pt To- crush ont tho Keepers II slums
III 40. .i'.t ehots and that the moro speetahle
.al r. viii NOT be ANNOYED" 4" the reporter said.
wholly unjust We know NJ choice in
Ellis rnr. We are simply required 20 AIRY
IN H. and tho officers are instruct "a to
rr. n who nre found violating IL. IhOpe
fUn, i... ,linieultv cun he tidei over until next
7yint.r and that then fair and intelligihle law
Niii h. pu-snd Meanwhile we must insist that
thr law us il now stands shall be ohey.d."
Til order which Commissioner Nichols said
Ind l,en paS-ed has been treated very peculiar
lvhy some of the Captains, for il il well known
fhnt M II Of the arrests are made at night In
met when the reporters have visited tho stati ions
.nrly I'm the evening for the names of those who
iayS hoan arrested for selling without license.
the invariabe reply has been You are too
nAry There won't be any arrests until late in
tho evening"
SUPERINTENDENT Walllng seemed greatly sur
pri.ed when the reporter told him that the
Police Commission,ra r. had instructed the Cap
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