New-York tribune., 1879-04-28
SUNDAY LAW ENFORCEMENT IN NEWARK.
THE EFFORTS OF THE LIQUOR DEALERS TO MAKE
THE LAW oDIOUS


THE LAW oDIOUs.
Through the systematic efforts of the Citizens
Protective Association the Sunday law was en-
forced in Newark Yesterday more thoroughly than
on the previons Sunday or in many years. This
association is composed almost exclusively of Ger
man brewers and salOon-keepers. and their present
efforts to cause suspension OF travel and to stop
the sale of newspapers milk, ETC., are In retaliation
upon the Law and Order Association for complain
ing against the saloon keepers. Their purpose is to
make the law as odiOus as possible, i'll order that
public sentiment may be aroused to demand Its re-
neal Thus far the sentiment aroused has not been
against the law itself but against the the
IumselleTs, who are cruSadlns against tne
public convenience. All the olher elements
of the city are being consolidated against
Them On Saturday a meeting OF Justices OF the
peace in the interest of the salOOu-keepers, was
held when u was decided to keep their courts open
Yesterday to hear complaints secret meeting OF
fhe oon-keepeTs society was also held, to devise
measures for yesterdays campaign.
The newsdealers, who on Wednesday resolved 10
keep their places open, TeconIius%IeG % IHelr aT
Informing them that papers would be received
from New York or distributed. Several enterprls-
ing newsboys went to New-York and returned with
n large number of Sunday papers, which
were readily disposed of at the street cor
ners for 10 and 10 cents each. 1h8 Ne6aTE oHhady
Keoister suspended publication and the SUNDAY edlI
tnn of the Irei8 ZitlRQ was printed and distributed
on Saturday night. The NeWark Sunday CdH was
publishd as usual the publishers proposing 10 con-
test any complaints against them IN the courts;
German constable attempted TO arrest newsDoy,
but was prevented by police officer, VINO threat
ened TO arrest him if he touched the boy. Nearly
ALI the saloons were seemingly closed, but many OF
them did good side door trade. few cigar stores
and small shops were open and ana RoOu business
he saloons restaurants, news stands barber shops,
etc of East Newark On Hudson County, were
looked after by the Hudson County liquor interest,",
which is in sympathy with the Newark crusade IL
As also stated that the names have been taken OF
Newarkers crossing the bridge TO East Newark,
with the view of making complaints against them
for travelling on Sunday.
ON Saturday prominent and respectable saloon
leener said All the trouble mas come from those
who pile up beer kegs before their places on Sun
daysi leave the front doors open, and have pool
PLAYING and gambling going on IN their places.
fhev don't allow that sort OF thing even IN New
Work and il couldn't be expected here. don't be.
leve that any saloon would be troubled II all would
Keen up decent outside show. and not make an
exhibition to oepd the tastes OF persons passing the
Constable Korner, while intoxicated, arrested q
newsbOy and took his papers when the boy turned
upop him and gave him severe whipping, IL was
stated last nj ght that two New-lOrk news60ys were
arrested by German cOnstabes and are locked up at
the ACADEMY of Music, where Justice Faust and the
S;itizen; Protective Association have their head
quarters.