The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-11

here as an ORIGINAL and And excuse for tin the
us se ns the law Of 81 VIII WG ON H mir
um'r NE fourteenth section II however, u l. held
be- m m-tcc TO punish pcr.on ikc TIL rcatnr aeti IL
god I"h and dong all In his power comply with the
Judge Davis took the paprrs and snid that he
would render Adhesion ON Wednesday. the 12th
The December Grand Jury OF the General
~ ons. on whom rests the duty of dealing
the many liquor sellers who have been ar
r ste orrsaniz.d y s'erd9y. Jndgc Giiirr-
ton. lie said tnut the enormous nufnirr Of
,owtlHlnls would o.upy nu ID of the Grand
Jurys ait ntion. and that thrlr labor might In
-lmpl He'd II they would bear in mind the fat
maj Inc really guilty man il the ono WHO vio-
NUS, .a,s We law mt informally Proc might b.
gwen that in many OF these cases the men mr.
sicd paid money to the Excise Commiss oncrs
Tor licenses that were not granted and held re-
''ipis That they supposed would protect them in
"hl,nulhk thrir Jus n'ss. me jurors should
r"iuy examine all the circumstances att nd
,nS ,nr gym OF tnIse receipts the dealers
the receipts were not In the nature IT licenses,
anu wn,nli MT protect them from prosecution,
then II would bc for the Grand Jury to say
whether the dealers had not knowingly violated
tlc Jaw. But II many intelligent. conscieni Gus
dealers obtained receipts IN the belief that th,v
W'r" protective. and saw other dealers unno-
tested then the Grand Jury might Judge of the
prol"r weight 10 b" given Ia that tact. If they
TOOK thcir receipts, went on with their business
nni assumed, rightly or wrongly. that they
hsd Juasi permission to do 80. then ii would
W. ulul'ut 10 urirrnlu" whether they iHtrn-
tVnaHv violated The law. HIS Honor added that
be believed the Excise law was Just. but that il
should 1' enforced IN relation to all persons
an ana NJ all times. not systematically.
John y. Ahellwas made foreman oi the Grand
panirl ", Dcvoc, TGomas q S"rne. Josrph
Nthri"; W illiain A. Mead. James Talrott Ben
lamin H. Day. Harvey b. Lane. John y. Marie.
Lazarus Rossnird. Gustav A. .hoN, Bennmn
hc,lwrisId, Charles {. Peck. Jacob u. +. mr.
icy. te'sar wright. solomon T. Wilson. iona
WIN f BSnid W WHEY r. 6"@ MA s,r w@ A.
con Sul1ba'hcr Several " these have retired
from business with wealth. and the rest are ia
he ciiy,. Mr. wshrie Keeps a G"'tt'I in irving
place None Of the othcrs are known To- boz in
ter.st"d in the liquor traffic.
IN" Grand Jury retired to their room at H.
9rlo' and tue subject oi the poi o" arr, SIS OF
, ,hHaor iT,.lrrs wgs immediate, ,.rsontyd TO
Iey ma ~ ~ uni en.ed dealers William
uuEan OF IL Roosevelt STREET George Knox Of
~ koose,clt sireet. John Murphy 81 S.I Water
ket Detectives Field and O'Connur soon after
ward arrested th's" men and conduct Il them
each.
Al Al The the police courts were busy yesterday
opened the Essex Market Police Court M H,
O'Clock on SUNDAY "Ncnln.. amt hpld court until
long after midnight. dlrposing of ninrty-iour
day. the number at this court was increased 10
l3l. Ju~tire liiXhy had 203 cases IN the j fI,r-
lorkNill" Police Count there W re- only twenty
thr,', cases. In the Tonihs Police Court the
numb'r r,H'hed ll3. Al midnight ON SUNDAY
Justice Murray opened the Harlem Police
court. lie sii until dHyhr"Hk aud Il sposnd Of
nj, Tour cas- :. Justice Kasmirc took tn b.nrh
) ~i'riay and hWrd seven cas' p, and ilrr,,
were two in tho foriham Pol.oc Court. This
unkr- NE t"' n all the police courts O.. the
city yesterday 5lG.
IN" E,.i,r comm issioners and clerks were
uusy am N"rius qu' a on- ana iDlng NJ blanks
J st"r'aS AMI tie IN .l-- Eoali- ROBINS Wei.
'ruWd"q win lqunr deal r.. Th. Bulri r.
apnii ants or rrcrints gwen unfl the G..ne.
M been granted. and that al saloon kcopris
VII" take ont beer Nr ale ll'rn- r. u.s. ~ .lr
thW they VIA s"li no li..tuuus liquors. E.-ity.
nA' iiuVr ana beer and al, licenses were
Nes-rs. Frederick De Barry X Co.. the Mumm
win" importers. sent out yesterday morning
10000 'upi's OF the following;
f''' u BABY CO. q " w., ts wT,.H,,S stg--rr
ni "a sh The recent extra rdaty ACTION 81 the cii,
trf li.irr.. ol nj. ciit l,nsfi, f'ai I'
,aauli Do. 'ak,nn, tp nu.,i, :. ,oinunii. r oi,'n r
toner lr D.' qua ie cif % inc present STATE % anif,
in.i Nee ''afi'. aa,ct Us in the end a.t
Ia Their interest well a.n our own W. ,hinA shat
" n"+ n,, uns should D., called TO d'nounc- TINS out
Wan ny which itcsn be- r,irc'>.d ~ ''
r. nj it,, meet. wong arrio'a We wouli rc.rccn,
W. enc ;o'o gan 70. this purpo-,. To winch we WON'T
SIf,,, %, II, na'c ign tly enclosed postal card aus
ca H. i0. ID IN he ~ i '' lar. ns, r ' ''"'f
~" mt nu'n l. make TINS meeting frr. hu.in. b.
,i rs,ps,y Soar. " '' asos t +, s,s a.
i WIS sent 10 everybody ntercs, = inanr
,,l nrh Of noll whgi'sae and rotnl liquor.
Winr' anu beer tn iii". or any Of the Infinite
branch interests dep4ni mt thcr.-
upon. me re- lorsr VS. lfond. ~ hllf past
Z, o''o X 10 10. uft-rn, ln the large rooms oi Inc
lirnl 40 IL ANA ~ Warren strrrt wore nj .nl In
about 100 representative WiulD safe and r0tsil
Dealers an d,s.rlt- of unltin. im ,.,',i. n,..,-
IA. N D.. Ia.