New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-11
$50. .uols the pipe of peace without molesta-

don." a... c.o.;o, NOT q single orrest
Ia haen made up to 3 D. IN. for vioalon OF me
snnday laws. Last Sunday there Were more
S an fyenfy arrestsof BARRIERS, eypresSnen venlers
biIImen and bootblacks. At the lhlrty,seventn,
th,rtV.iifth and Twentieth Street Stations,
..lso no arrests had been made. III
he he small dealers in Second and Third-aves.
,entnred 10 defy the law, and as consequence
here brought before justice Power. Sharies I'M
oanue of No. 1.415 SecOnd-ave' was the II, VIC
inn He opened his store boldly, and dehed the
ohceman on the beat to arrest hlm' nc
policeman took the defiance and dhe IT I brn,r
iefore Justice Power, who, when the Hepiew
.ynress ii desire to make The case test one helu
lim IN 800 bail. In the Nineteenth and twehy- ,
second Precincts, the peace OF puritan Smiley
ested over The slushv streets aud deserted squares,
Ii there we're any ATTRACTIONS of the law theS Wiz
lommi tied quietly and on the bind side Oh tn0
police. for no arrests were made
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
In the upper part of tins city the ponce were son
irally instructed not to interfere WIN the heceSSiy
,ocat;ons Of the people. but to permit no shops to
Sc open for business Captain Seoer' VI ''i0
rb,rtv.Gr,t Precinct, Instructed his men not % IN
,erfer. with the actual delivery of baggage
e. drivers of express wagons, as htu
ieen done on the SUNDAY previous,
Toward o'clock the groceries we're CVIou wbiIe
oeop, came nom the rear en- ranc b.ArlhR my ~
irions buBdles that suggested vlolatlnns 81 tu ne
Tod Bui no arres were made. IN the l"t ~ "a
Precinct Caotain Davis Instructed his men 10 Dc
Especially ri aut and 10 PERM no liquor pIlcos "a
be- oren and 10 chat none OF drus StoIes s!iu
tIV,rs The booth acks n9d prepared TOT a c9Il mn
lance Of tAe WA against them. One OF tne ICY Ng
ttaces on Sund " mas bee the four corners u w
luudrrd audit Tcnty-h anu lhIIu"'. tLn
he soni beast corner, at the nc Va u
uairs leading into the cellar was the leseh11
On sneei of brown paper BOO ana sioe, SIN ha
wi care down stars no zoo, ooiUtrh-t men
ma sed down with muddy. I'M lolIsheI DooIs a ~
tIme up with "clean and shinl' oHes. Uh
trother corner the door ODened frequently 10, pet-
!. ms 10 mass in and ont. They hal not 0eeh Vlo AZ
Ing the code by having their oots oIao 'It
bat many of them wiped thTlr ai'u I',n'
,uspirlOu w. -Four men had % evidently Don VIZ
lating the laws that they were arrestel LOT oelne
drunk. They said that was All Que 10 me NV! NV
Penal Code" Getting an nvitatioh 70 uIii@, toy
TOOK a turn bier iull OF whisKey. fearing thaG lhey
would not yet another chance. Al one Rllu le,,
nnd-twcnty nnth-st the Italian keepers 81 peaII
stands were on the a'eIt . anu oost made
watching the policeman on that posi- nl" 'ds
an occasional sale when he was
moi Looking. Roundsman Delaney caught JOSEPH
EossuVart,n of No 2.127 rhrd-ave., sell ng cigars
anout hal past yesterday afternoon and. arres ed
him He was baiied III 5000 Most ali Oh tl. clsai
stores had their doors unlocked put KEEP tneiI cu
iains Grlwn. Every httl' while a person Woul'
emerge from a store smoking " but he might nave
bought the cigar on Satur NY nlslt anu oain eoii
into tie shop for ngn'' u%H make Ie an arrest
for mlsdemeanor,n he continued unless we see
the offence committed. he sale al cigar ma "Gs
no nuise and SO cannot be proved unless seen. ~
sunday Closing League TO enter the cigar Stores
md TO secnre evidence upon winch they Will apply
10 the police courts TO-DAY Iol warns. i occrnied
NV stands where vendors OF all kinds drive DusF
trade on Sundays. Yesterday ali these places Weie
aeserte.l Inc police thought, oWever that atteMp.
Wouid have been made TO Ss.l fruit and candy II
the weather had been good. Hall Cozeh SounT
men went into a drugstore near One-hundrei-aiu u,
sixteen 81 10 buy some cigars. he CLERK lnloTneu
them ta he could sell nothing bur medicines Ont
of the p1riy who happened TO BE- physiclah' iVoA
the hint and wrote prescription ana siS i,u n
hame Twelve relDa vlctOras were cdTeiuuy Pu'
M IN an envelope, properly Labelled ana halled 10
the gentleman prcse ting the prescrip ION. lie was
charged ~ 30 and the parry went away happy'
FEW PEOPLE OUT DRIVING,
reporter of THE TRIBUNE visi ed several OF inc
popul n road-houscs yesterday but found them dui
and deserted by their usual crowd of pie sureseek-
ers There were a few men lounglng IN OaOe
Cases. but they evidently had not driven
II, and intended to spend tn, day there
Al lao o'clock at tine One hundre Land twenty
fifhst crossing of IT Nicholas. Seventh and Sixth
ayes for several mlnu Is, SO lar as the eye cOuid
reach no horse vehicle could be seen, exc Pr III
Seyenth-ave In Tat there WAS single c"upe,golng
up the av,uue. The roads no yever, were coVoren
with slu ID. aud we're in ~ 90 idliiOn Tor dTlVh3'
Th.rr has been much spccu alton IN REGARD
10 be effect of the new Penal Code upon SUNDAY
skating if the ice shoul by some happy acc dent
become sic. The &c geint al the ponce
station III the Arsenal was IN olsS!ui
state of uucertainty about the matter ana
SAID that the captain OF the Rreoi r VA ttlid
state Tor il was hi duty TO Interpret the resolut GU
adopted by the Park Comm sloners on Wednesday
lat The resolution read as 10 lows:
In tie opinion OF tis Board, labor which directly CON
tributes to the health aud com or OF citizens ana ca J.
MOI 10 deferred without detr CIT et4 Is TO De CON
sid red necessary and permissible; anu IuIthVf' ln
ma interference Is TO be allowed with the presence ana
odmct ot visitors WHO do not clearly cOnraveuc the
statutes Of tue Sae and the ordinances OF ms Depart
ment. ,
When Park Commissioner was asked 70 tell
what instruc IONS had been gwen 10 the plnce III
regard to the parks on SuudaN, ne ahS"tIou ny
reading the resolution and preserved sph'hk1nKe
silence 20 TO what II meant only saying 'hdt any
mon of ca mon sense siouli be abe TO interpret
and apply 1t W thout further ms rucuOns, as the
police were expected 10 do" lie wdhid say, ui-
officially" however, that. III his opinion II people
went to The Park with their SIX ties ana iOuld tne
hal ND on SUNDAY he duU't see h w they could be
prevented rom Skating. lie thought tha' ii people
ac ed IL ORDERLY manner ana dld not lhIFrIere
with others they hal as inucn rl9hl 10 P'usue
"healih and comfort skates In certain paris OF
the Park as they old on shoes i'll other parts,
With re.er nee to the mena sere tne COMMISSIONS
ON Suudi Az bee Use It was cold weather.; TOO coid
have them open upon the ANNA s. hey would
not be locked, however, ana Wis Tors Woaiu not 20
prevented from gong in and lo2Alng az ~, ahl-
III is. The beasts had TO be ted, he Saia Nilct II
the Penal o g was in operation or MOI, ana II II
was right Tor people 10 90 10 tne
PARK a, ali. he couldn't see why i
was wrong for them to look 1t
allt of dumb beasts. The superintendent OF the
nearly lie same words III regard 10 the place being
opcd on Sunday. q,
IA has been customary for long time not TO feed
the Ions. u .crs IeOp Td>. AM o her carniVorOuS
animals IN ia inenaEcrie IN sunday. Many people
who have recently heard OF this custom trbutei
Il r. IN, Penal ode AID thought was sham.
10 try to Puiitanzc TIE poor beIss Oy starvation -
The Park Comm sslOner, and the supcrlneAd II! OF
the menaserie Wish II distinctly Understood mat
this weekly fast of she KING of beasts ana his
court iegs is rely a sanitary measure ana has no
religious bearing Whatever.
CAs1s IN THE POLICE COURT.
Justice Power kept open the YOrkviIle Police
Court yesterday uni at'er II o'clock, an hour or
more fer his dlspOi ion o. the watcl-returns 10