The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-06
SUNDAY LAWS IN NEW YORK
Enforcement of the Nc~ Penn, ga.
i'm ts'e Gotham of America.
4 Lively 'a' Tor Arrcsts-Newspapcrs q. a
Moral Necessity "-Lihcrai sn,crprc,a-
zion Of tho Law by the Ja.,ices

l.iNtN lANth ftNuNkdN : Ifit1filf
The provisions OF the new penal code
were strictly enforced Yesterday in this city
and breokNu. \ good deal Of inconyc-
nience Was caused 10y too-litcral construc-
iion " the law 10y some Of the police ON
tains and their subordinatcS. Tho rol;ao
magistrates. however. construed tbo M;
>ions 81 The eodo in more liberal sense
and Che offenders were in the great ma;ori'
~ of cases discharged. A fcw yyerc 6nld
iu moderate bail 10 await examination.
II y many wears since the CITY hos nro
,cuicd 80 quiet an appearance a. il did Vs..
,crds. and last evening. Heretofore all
,ar'cr-ShopS and cicar-Storcs have p.
manned open on sunday, the former until
noon and the latter until midnight. Yes
ttrjay They were closed. In the case Of TN,
BABBEE-SHorS,
n..,c which had thcir doors closed and
blinds drawn were not intcrfored with.
oven where al eralionS were going on in
side. The prOprctOr> Of those which had
O1ar> exposed for sale. and where no NJ.
temp, was made 60 conceal from passers-
tNhat was going on inside. were arrested
nl taken before the nearest MAGISTRATE
Nearly all were discharged. In a few in.
stances the NiolatorS OF The law were held
Oh lal. Some OF tina magistrates held tl,af
shaving was n much a matter Of necessity
s> ahluton. while Others thought that II
,aad oc attended t. on the previous sav
o-,'cning. The uyoprictor> OF
CIGAE-STOBES
vA. we're brought before the magistrates
vc1, warned that they must keep their
places closed. There was no construction
a. &C., law which would allow them 10 sell
on sunday any more than men I'm other
..nd, - business. \ few were held in
i4i ior a future examination. several be-
l'ed milhmcn were taken before the napis-
trirs. The slippery condition Of the
streets. which prevented them from get
tu- over their routes and SERVING ali Of
il,ir customers in the usual time. was
deemed o sufficient excuse. and thcv were
discharged.
4 considerable number Of
HEBREWS.
uoprietors o. clothing and ccntlomcn's
furnishing goods stores. were arrested for
having their places OF bushes, open and
exposing goods for sale. Some OF them
lalr been in The habit OF closing their
-'.r.- on saturday. the Jewish sabbath. |
iua good many in Chatham and Division
streets. the BowCry, Third and Eiehth
avenues. have sept open every d1y I'm the
year. All pleaded iu CNtcnuati0u Of their /
.. noe taat they observed the Jewish SAL /
ie'a. They were told that they must here /
.-',lc..-, ODD sunday. and were discharged. !
Ona Dlioman wa- bounced upon Is me !
Wis CARVING toa customer Il, weekly sup /
l.t N clean lnon. IT, wa- tolj chat here !
after a. mH'. deA'o. lbs washing before /
ll...--' on >"l.l'tt.
lh.l' 81 .Atd u hc some CONFUSION IN I.
l..- A..."' u 'A. ponce ON thc question 81 /
i.t I.-l oi
IAlHE COMPANIES
o. send c.t ta..r wagons. The m,truc- /
ZION. from Superintendent Wqlinr % the /
....t..-. wore fhet -yl,rc-. wagons c.uta;u- 7
ir-- trunks and other har,,l-o OF traveller, +
.I.un le allowed ~ re... Inf That This /
...-.f h..l,ru.i,t.d iu IN. case cf no other I
I.r.9 vehicles. The result was that q .
D...I.rsfIe number of eyrre.. WAGON.
l...r. ip. r. tbc Adams. American. United /
>-t,.. Dodd's. and d.. smaller couuanir~. /
containing miscellaneous articles, were /
stopped. tie driver. taken into cu- tody /
md I.l before tine nearest magistrate The I
.....r. - first vyer. di.ch.rrel or held in /
nominal iaI q. await oD examination. I
.-... ir rho day il,.y were held n tle DO !
r.-......r. rriu i.il va. Furnished bv /
r .- ....i.,,r-
-r. ..r- or. >.r.,-.p,p,p.
....
.-.''5 ~. lios i 'iA'il ~ "'t w ii'. /
no Iii mil. .c,.....I fioI,- I
...f IT,. f.t .,f.r i..roi lr the
p.r. r'..J .rt1 ,... ,,..',,,.t tl.,.. from
M.
'"i.'' '.. in ~ /
.i'c was th. Ai'n. u.@.'l, .'5' i.Y' /
~, .-''' .i" "'' ' .I i'.- ''.,',..
l'i'l-' a-' ,n'- '''," a. '''' .-,o
.t tf. ,.li.1I..,. Construed ,l.r order 10 F
r.u .rf. -r. 1,li.,iD Of l4ucr- m the /
houses ri Subscribers. and arrested the Z
uinnr.,-r-. .f stand. and Stove. where I.
t..r r,ra .,ra..j f,y sale. I'm every case /
~ OBJ. Kind. fha ,,a.i.trsfc before whom /
fl. ofr1,r Ma. f,t,n took the ground /,
H..t Oh. nrv.f.rD.rs v,er. q "morM ncccs- T
.,.r.r and f,. .i'o,--,l tie ,risoner.
liz. r4rsi rode doe. rot change the !
,tt.. ~ n. tc.rcr. II Hauor--torc-.
Ti.r. were only 81 irw arrest, for violation /.
oi 3D., excise law. the front doors o. the |
AI lor-'toIcs being kept carefully clo'eu
.-l Toe wind0W-OIinds drawn.
Ai me Union LABOR 'ohNf iill'h 'I '.C
b'"'I} I'D the afternoon Ie-oIHJioi5 ~ I
''. condcmnln9 the new COuv - -.
" Disseminated against the poor o H.''i
WHO sod peanuts III favor OF the '''''''
i'tl'.'
HR. BEEcHEE NiL"s'
Mr.. Beechor's sermon on SUNDAY was
0Dr0p3s ~ the new penal code. lie began
by considering the nature and the founda-
ton, If Laws i'm general. Proceeding 10 m
olIir. l,.,., co., low in cur own community !