The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-12-10
WHAT WILL BE LAW TO-DAY
NEW ORDERS TO THE POLICE ABOUT
NECESSARY WORK.
A Iist OF Occupations that VIII Not be In.
terfered With-More Iniunctions-Ju dge
Gilbert's Advice 60 the Brooklyn Police.

List OF Occupations that VIII Not be In.
terfcred With-More Iniunctions-J udgo
Giibert's Advice 60 the Brooklyn Police.
Tho Police Board yesterday sent out as In
structions to the department the following
statement Of their opinion OF the force OF the
Sunday laws reanacted in the Penal Code:
tits opinion that the following not violations
Of the Sunday provisions viz:
Travelling in public or private conveyancca, or the re-
ception transfer of baggage connected herewith
Operating express and telegraph telephone lines or
companies reception or delivery photographic messages
Sale Of newspapers In quiet manner; supplying
bread other necessary food without exposing the
for sale outside OF the store premses) within
the hours provided by law for tho sale Of milk Ash or
meats.
BARRIERS and Keepers OF bath houses in the quiet prose
OF their business respectively and all other neces
sary works Of cleanliness.
1t is understood that bootblacks arc protect
ed by the last clause. The Superintendent
subsequently issued another order directing
tho force not to interfere with the carts and
sweepers OF the Street Cleaning Department.
This was in accordance with the opinion OF the
Corporation Counsel. obtained by Commits
sioner Coleman. that cleaning the streets is o
work of necessity.
score , 81 injunctions, obtained Yesterday
Waillng and the Captains, Of the precincts in
which the cases arose. Judge Arnoux granted
tSs sro &
or to interfere with the men who o1day are to
ss Som IN sh
mains hs qso forbade VIII h. the
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question to have the premises Of Hebrew plain
ttfs in Injunction cases watched yesterday. to
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Justice Gilbert upon receiving several appli-
cations for nanc,9ns restraining The Brook
a letter to Commissioner Jourdan. saying:
suitable Instructions 40 that excessive zeal on the part
law. That will prevent applications for inunciions
Police Commissioner Jourdan has given in
ton Of the new code BY the police Captains. so
that no special Interference with Sunday GUS
Dsvd 2 hasyer of the Sunday Clos
ing League said yesterday that tho League
would use no extraordinary means for closing
and il a store is found open to the public for
Code which bears on Sunday business trans
actions is to BIO handed 70 the proprietor.
in to s ea OF the 500
which the SUNDAY laws Q! the Penal Code wers
l
Rudolph Praast spoke in German. Foreigners.
| he said. come here 20 enjoy freedom. but such
| Sunday laws are moro odious than those which
| are proclaimed by kings. The people should
| rise in their might and claim their rights.
Lander Thompson said that every member OF
| the Legislature which enacted the Penal Code
| made a jackass OF himself in voting for H. 1t
gives dissatisfaction. he said. to- all classes Of
citizens. not only in New York county, but
| throughout the State. The laws in the Penal
Code are ridi , uneqpHhi ana are direct
| That member Of the next Legislature who votes
| to sustain these Sunday laws will never be sent
back by the people. sunday laws. IL not all
| penal laws should DO submitted directly to the
people to be voted on. IA the free canal ques-
| sion was submitted this fall. However. II those
| laws are to operate against the poor man. let
| some laws be enacted against rich men. Let
| their horses be stopped at the entrance to Cen
trial Park. Let it be penal offence for men to
| and to form corners in food products and in
| other necessaries OF the poor man.
| Asa Bennett spoke briefly in the same vein.
At a meeting of the Bakers Protective Be-
| nevolent Union at 392 Bowery last evening the
| Penal Code was discussed. The bakers are in
The President. Michael McGroth. said that
| they could go to work ut midnight on sunday
and have batch of bread ready by 6 O'Clock on
and Scotland but in New York 5000 men are
| obliged to work from q, o'clock to O'Clock on
| sundays. We shoul id demand he concluded
that the police enforce the law. and arrest
| some OF those who violate It,"
| The police would not allow tho men In the
| trenches OF the steam heating companies to
work after midnight.