New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-26
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE ARRESTS ON SUNDAY.

.,,,ns which were sent to superintendent
&silng from the precincts YESTERDAY snome t }or
% Sunday the police maze only n Tor Violations
y3;Vths sIc,se law, while 11S persons were locked
" 20, beInp drunk In the streets Inns showinR
not satfsct0ry e os the 60 Board of Police Com
Sss,oners who have said recently thaI IHoS VIC
ANXIOUS TO keep the IqnoI stores closed Oh
Hr Trench went TO Police Headquarters ycserd9y
And talked with Mr.. Walllng on the supleet IN
eon yersation with q TRIBUNE reporter nc sAu tna0
teeent decisions of Recorder Smvth ana Judge I'LL
had made il almost Impossible for the po
fca n stop the illegal traffic. IL was declared
NV the Recorder that policeman VINO went lnlo
liquor store on Sunday ana pnrcnaseu nuuor os ~
made himself an accomplice, and that IN such q
ease the unsupported testimony OF the oihoer was
not sufficient TO warrant prosecution OF the oI9nu-
tno rumseller Mr.. French asked MI. waning
Yesterday if any steps could he taken 10
The paraiyLng effect which the decision OF !le ne
snrder anreared to have on the police. MI waning
49,, ,Got there " as no opportunity for an appeal
fr,m tbs Recorders decision. IL WAS NOT 10 oe eA-
pected me thought, that policemen wOuIo oOituc
- snend money for worthless evidence. Nhen-
.veI a nolicemln could find liquor store upen on
Snudav II was his duty 10 enter the place ana pro-
rnrc evidence of the sale OF liquor II possible Win
81. ,, bos,np or drinking il. The difficulty OF OBJ.
t,iuiug evidence IN that way. he thought. would
sc'ont Tor the small number OF arrests lot VIOLA
tons ( the excise law recently man wuo was
a, polire Uenduuartuls on business yesterday de-
,ribrd the conuuct of IA policeman on sunday ne
pcer cent into liquor STORE aI lhI.u 81. anu WV
roocry whore more than a dozen men were drink
mo and had n check cashcd by the barkeepef.
Alter inviting friend TO drink, he went out WIN
out making all arrest. o.o III. .
Isaac Tost a cigar dealer at No. 942 Frst-ave'
uCr.ieicd IN keeping his store open on sunday ana ana
was arrested lie W3s arralcnCd IL the 10rkNlie
Ponce Court Yesterday, together Win InuWIB
Ccroll a butchcr al No. 33S FlTst-aYe, ana VIII
lam dflieud a dry-eO0ds dealer at No I26 Sec
q dave who also kept Their places OF business open
m violation OF the code. Tie prisoners were heId
!. 500 each for trial. c,
~r,nErn Provost. secretary OF the sunday closing
Ifo.,u, ma lc charges against Rachel Moses q
i.oultTy dealer. OF No. 100 Attorney-st., Abraham
toIou 4 grocer of No. 200 Stanton-st., and August
WrIbcr a grocer Of 10 49, S.XtI-St., lie ore JUS
,,rc rson al the Essex Market Police COuIl, OF
having kept then places open ON sunday. lhey
were each held for trial IN default OF thu Uaii'
a.. coulpIaInt OF Mr.. Provost the following candy
dealers were required to furnish bail each IN SIUO
l,v Justice Patterson: Henry Meyers, Frederick
1orflrs and Mary Meyers. Of No. II CathaTine-st.'
and christopher Bartrd, Of NO. 80 Ca0haIlhe-s'.'
aud Joseph Schwartz was held lof
sriIirr tobacco at No. 40 Chcrly-si.
Az Provost also complained Of Henry NaiCis iof
,,l'l.p "a hums IL No. 269 Bowcry. lie was Aeid ia
drIaul, II 500 ban by justice Ford at the iOinbS'
Aifr-d A. Wallace managerO OF the National Oarocn'
"a Np. luG BoNery; thomas wilson, manager Oh
tLc Museum a No. 2l0 BOwery, ana Henry MAI
Inn. manager OF the Pacific Gdrdcn, No. d BoMc'N'
,Sefc also arraigned before Justice Ford. lhey
were discharged 10 await the cases now before
Jus ice " hlte and Judge ArnouN