New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-19
TIE POLICE AND THE PENAL CODE.

The Board of Police received yesterday
about seventy lnjuncuons, copies OF which had oeen
saryed ON Superintendent waing and police captains
Chief Clerk Hawey directed to take steps TO nave
the injunetions removed. All of them we're procured
by tradesinen who wish TO do business on
Sunday The Commissioners required TO show cause
to-day why the injunctions shall not be made perpet-
nal Mr. Hawley said that there was not time for The
preparation of papers, and that it would be necessary
20 ask for delay, which was exactly what was
wanted by the persons who procured the IN
functions letter was received by the Police
Commissioners from the manager OF the
Adams Express Company, asking that instructo s
should be given Captain Petty OF the Elizabeth street
Police tue arrest OF It's drivers on Suaday
1t was said of the drivers arrested by Cap
tain Pelty's officers Sunday wnie III Charge oI VA
gage in transit from the company's Office TO railroad
depot Mr.. Wanng told TO call Captain Petty's at
tenon recent resolution OF the Commissioners re-
garding the transfer Of baggage on sundays.
David Huylcr. president OF the New York sunday
Closing League also wrote to the Commissioners, ask
Ing that shops should be kept closed sundays
alter noon n action taken his Communication.
Jacob Abcrle, proprietor OF theatre at No. l41
Eighti-st sold tcAets and displayed advertise nents
for a concert 20 be- gwen on SUNDAY night De,cct've
CrOwle, arrested aim beor the performance began In
the jefferson Market Police Court YESTERDAY justice
Iord discharged Ln because the priOrhauce was not
actually progress Al the Time OF TIE arrest.
Arthur Gale, manager OF tue museum at No 10 Bow
cry, and AHitu " Motifs manage Ol ~ -'"''yl"l
Thcalrp a. No 100 BOwery were Cadrged before JUS
ments al PAGES mentioned Oh san Jay even ~ 4hey
were eacn qured 10 appear for examination GA Ihur-
u,y afternoon. several Cigar dealers arrested were
held III iht lice cOdris for eXaminalon number OF
comectione. who had obtained 1juIcluns r. sira unC
the police interfering WIN tue OF articles cdeu
jn their stores, held Tor allowing customers 10 carry
their purchases away. Most OF the small dealers ar
rested were dismissed with rcpIlmand. A lew were
held for examination.
William l.. IA lawyer. His Ollie Is at No, 81
NlialnsI and his house is at No 40 tttn-aye lie Is
a member OF the Fourth Avenue Irenny telIan Church.
He neither drinks smokes, ana has been dclNe III
eudcayorIng to enforce the ounIaY He as
signed from Forty second to Twenty nfth-st
ana from Fourth 10 seVcntn-avo. IN Whlch 10 WORK
and procure eyicuCe against those VINO persisted III 40
ing business Suuddy. On December 10 ne en-
tered Boeo Brothers hquor store at No. 4O3
FourGh-aVe., and saw mud sold that
looked ike seer He purchOseG 1--WE cent cigar at Ae
counter oil an attendant George III hnann WAC Is Ony
Sew neen years He tben procured warrant Tor
IucAnaun's Inc Case ui the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday and postponed uGu
Wednesday.
Judge Ainoux of the Superior Court. asked yes
terday by a reporter OF The TRIBUNE il thcre any
mIorIalty any Of the injuucuOns alleged 10 have !
been prOcdred by some of tine small trauestDen ana
which presented to superintendent Mailins On !
satuI day night lie replied that he thought not tuere
large number of injunc1ons Issued Dy INN On
Saturday dnd nc presumed That copies o. The lnluno-
TONS instead OI the original orders Aau been server on
the police. Hence LIo misrepresentation that some OF
the or ieTs were not valid.