New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30
ENFORCING TIE EXCISE LAW.

ARRESTS OF LIQUOR-DEALERs FOR SUNDAY SALES
Inspector Dilks called the attention of the
police officials u bis district. on saturday. 10 complaints
violations OF the excise laws. and gave warning
that all captains would be held strict account for tho
enforcement Of the law. The captains in turn
gave orders TO their In other dis
trics special attention seems TO have been
called to proper enforcement OF the law Sunday
although in several Of the precincts the officials said
"they always strict, aud no more 80 yesterday
than usual" 1t was, however IA subject OF general re-
mark less liquor sold yesterday than on any
Sunday for a long time Very few Of the thousands of
so-oalled "hotes" in the city were open.
But it was not an impossbility, by any means,
to get liquor or beer, and in not few
instances persons coming from back
entrance smacking their lips Not very many arrests
made. One policeman remarked that the saloon
men were all warned" which may account for the
quietness Of the day.
Captain Williams said last night that he had made
tour of the Tweny-niuth Precinct himself and found
every place closed. The sde-1OOr traffic not at
tempted SO far as the officers had been able to see
Roster and Bal's Garden IN Twenty-thirdst. and
the Madison Square Garden were open ~ usual
last night One OF the managers at the former place
said they only Weiss beer soda water and such Dey
erages on Sunday nights and consequently had not
been visited by the police At the Madison Square Car
den manager said that he did not know What was go
lug on the Instructions that all bartepders sery
ing liquors would do so on their own respGnslnlnW -,
the liquor to account sharply. The following are
the returns made up TO midnight III the various pro
'Fourth-Andrew T. OLeary No. 800 Park-sty August
alderman No. SO Centre-stI Charles DOhling No. 81
Pnrkrow; VIM. Sparkling, No 40 Pearl-st; J0hn Eek
hardt No 80 Centrest Frederick Schultz No. Oh OIL
ver-sL; and Charles Monks, No 80 Watcr-st
Eighth-Daniel II. Wright, No. 10 Grandst.
Tenth-James Willeuburg No. 81 Bowcryj Minnie
Wseman. No. 81 Lldridge-st; Charles Ltpen, No. 10
Chrystie-sj Charles McKeon, No. III Cana-st 1heo.
dore Makol No. 26l BOweryi Charles Ulrtc1, No. 81
Deaneey-st John Burnett, No. n EsseA-sti Hermann
ScbOtt No. 81 Allen-St
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mil, No. 2l6 Div1sion-st,
Fourteentu-LOuls honcr, No. 2l0 Canal-st; Charles
Markem No. 226 Ell zabetA-st, Frederick W. Miller. NO
% Walkersti Bernard Bombroget No: lioTard-stI
sachs No. 144 Baxter-st; Joseph Kendel No
S2Snd-sfi iOO Louis Colombo, No. 30 Crosbystl
Peter Hooahan No 81 Baxter-sj Moses Sahm, No. IT'S
Canal-st., Henry Hughes, 1S4 Cana-st.; John Ed0ns
apder Desselsky No. 50 Baxterst Joseph Gerhard No
IO4 Bayard-st; Frederick Bauer, No. l89 Crosbysti
VIM stagneu No 1S5 hottest; Thomas Degnan, No 2ld
Canal-st.; Rudolph Wosslich. No. lso Mott-st
Fifteenth-GeOrge Heck, No lbs SiXtnaye.
sixteenth-Herman Blankmeyer, Twenty-third-st end
seyenteenth-Phnip Moser, No. OF St. Mark's-paeei
John W. Nochan, No. ola Fourth-sti John Cattaller
Leonard DeusleF, No. 4O3 Frthsra; VIM Frtzall, No.
1853 Avenue-D; Antony Kople, No 525 fifth-st
Eighteenth-John Ehrs, No 81 kirst-ayenue.
Twentieth-Wm. q. Byrnes No. 500 Eighthlye.. dis
ave. held I'm 800 BALL Richard Aylward No.
46I Ninth-ave, dschargedi Michael hcCaugl-
nav, No. 4l6 Eighth-ave, discharged; Johanna
Bush No. 900 West Twenty hfth st., dis
st, discharged John Fray No. 525 West Twenty.
seventh-st.. held IN 500 BALI James Madden No. 300
TWenty -ninth-wn. Hellsop, No. ESQ sixth7sve.