New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
ACTION Against LIQUOR-sELLERs.

STEPS TAKEN IN NRw-YORK AND BBoOkLYN'
The Society for the Prevention OF Crime
and the state Law and order Society continue their war
against barrooms through W. IL. muudy and Oliver
Coter 10 is announced that application VIII DC ihaue
for warrants against the propretors OF the Asor House.
Metropolitan Hotel Gilsey House. and Grand Hotel Ior
selling liquors on election day; against the proprelorS
OF the st. Nicholas Fifth Avenue, Brunswick Der
monico's, Coleman House, and winchester Hoteh
charges not yet specified, nut "lnoh
It Is asserted involve q new point OF ia"
Several unlicensed iquordealers are also 10 oe
arrested Messrs Kosier & Bia. of No. 162 Nassau,s
were charged by MI Mundy IN tlo Inc doi NV an ne
Court on tUrday with violating me Excise law on .
ground that hey did not keep hotel ana YET sOu liquor
10 be- drunk on toe premises k9Slrr b hsSc AZ hn
beds in their establishment, ana clu tldt tHY naNo
complied with the law. Judge Duly took me ptptrsS
Before the Justice were arralgnod sG'
liCunr-selers who had been aUnONlng foreman Mt' -
leys Water street Mission They were held Id $loo eacn
Tie newy-appointcd Republican Board OF Police
measures against hquor-dealeLs, who have Oeen HI
lsHnS the law b. ;le & sale On OF srnS1ys mH%0[ The TS po
lice captains were ordered last week 70 lII,s. 1i,s.
the law This caused much angry talk about the new
board among the dealers who made use OF ring poh'-
caus 10 stignatzc the action of the commissioners as
political measure for their selfish purposes Iue
Germans especially strong in their langnage ut,
persstrit work during the Summer and Fall have de-
tected and brought 90 The attention OF tIe 6lhu Jul
a large number OF persons violating the sunday law
Win The assistance If the new board and with The acce5
sion Of General Calm 10 the DstricAtt0rueyshp III the
place OF Winchester BTttOn, II Is expected bal al last
tLese NlolaOrs OF The law wIlbc punished.
The effects Of tie Boards order weTe very evident
throughout Brooklyn Yesterday Hitherto. nOtWithsnd
ing tie ti,ris Of Oliver COttcr and The other agcns o
the Tcmpcrncc Brotherhood the side back doors OF
nearly ali the saloons Brooklyn have been unocked
aud in many places beer aud strong liquor has mas
been sold on sundays tluh week DAYS. Yesterday II
was estimated by those who made extended examine
fiop that from 90 % cent of the saloons were
closed The captains ana scrganis. most OF WnOm are
Democrats far CmOval by the new BOardand according
ae very energetic In ca ryng out Instructions FOLLOW
ue are the Of those arrested yesterday Tor SchS
uuor: Charles Molten, No. 254 Johnson-dNe. Charles
G27 FultOIst. Richard Fox, NO6Z1 Fulton 81
Herman STUCK of No. ~ Van Biunt-~t; John Nc
Eutee bartender for raard Levy, at No Il Atlantic
ave-: James cyey, bartender 1OJ nes Petle, at No.
oOI Futun-si.; Horny GTrCVes of No. III Atdnucsl
Daniel IeuC.eu. Of Hillary Javsts.; Christian Hauser
of he Bedford Brewery, al y anst. and El1nhlli-aVe
In that ctlOn of WILLIAMSBURG cOlnnuult hnOEh as
Dutclt0Wu" comprising tue XVIII and MINI W AIDS
tb. ueIa quantity bier SOLD without no station
bv o. polcr Ia two places dancing and utAei feSiN
ties, ana n OF variety theatre Performances
were given. The police Cip;anS ana screams VIII
De he'd personally responsible for The execution oi TIE
20 zee Iuards order, and Captain worth, OF the Skin
Precinct. Who is Republican. VIII uouhos- have TO
answer 10 the l. tT tie condition e.. Affairs IA his
uIs,ur last evening The Bridget saloon OF Alder
ma. shannon. WHO voted with tl- Republicans Tor the
continuation of The Mayors nominations, Was open yes
tyIy and many tn customers were drl 6lu- #t the
lar. The Alderman himself Was unusually genial, ana
did not appear TO fear interruption by tbe police.