New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-09
SUNDAY SECTIONS OF THE CODE.

THIRTEEN INJUNCTIONS GRANTED.
Thirteen suits were begun yesterday In the
Supreme Court against tho Board OF Police TO restrain 1t
from interfering with the plaintiffs In the management
of their business Sunday. Judge ArnOux granted tenn
porary nunctons and orders to show cause why they
should not be continued, returnable December 10
The plaintiffs in the different suits all do business In
Avenue B. They follows; Andrew Lion,
clotlier Abraham Meyer, olothierj Anton verse,
shoes; W. A. Bauman, grocers; Leopold
Fleischman, fancy goods; Isaac Book fancy GOODS
Julius Levy, dry goods Abraham Scott, 'ancy GOODS
Es her s. Marks fancy goods simon Ellinger ana simon
Gaingrr dry goods; Solomon KOhn, dry g0ods, ana
Pnkas and Jacob Dobbn, Shoes All the aoove piants
Hebrews Gustaye GelDke another PainitIn, 10
Christian. julius Levy, Hebrew, does not Keep ms
shop open saturday. do was arrested last ouhIa
each of he complaints OF the Hebrew planhs taC the
plaintiff is believer in the JEWISH relgoh anu ta! 10
uniformly Oberycs The last day OF the week as MS oaD
batn Tie Jewish Sabbath begins at the going down OF
the sun on Friday OF each and ehds with the gong
5esn % 9 5 4 the e3s OF me defendant to
the future from ali serve labor Oh the day com,
SUSPEND ali bushes. on that day The plaintiff, sfurther
had always In the st kept bis shop open on sun
day. aud has always conducted his business on Itt
day disturb those wno observed IL AZ ielg'us
holiday The profits OF the buslless done GU s9nd4y
have uniformly much greater tnan the prOnVs Oh
any day OF the week II the paintln should hre
after be forced by the defendants TO sIsp.n MS Ds
ness on Sunday he would be deprived OF the Just rus
rewards OF his labor and tue profits when ne @ou
otherwise have realized rom his business" ana wonia
his business" The aintif therefore, demands JUG,
ment that Board OF Police and It's servants suu
agents be restrained "frOm urher interfering WIN nl
the keeping open OF his place OF BUSINESS ana IN uong
labor services necessary Tor tine carving
on OF his business the rst day OF the week commonly
called sunday" lie also demands TO ne pall Tor he loss
sustained Dy him by OF The TACT tnat ne was
dyed 10 close mis- snOp sunday last Inc audsYt
s3u Don tao applcal Tor tn5 lnluuclOA sInPJ
erated the facts forth In tue complaint Tue con'
plant the Christian baker, Gebke, OF course ohlts Tue
allegation that he Is believer III the jewish reugOn ahu
therefore entitled keep the Last instead OF the hrs
day OF the week ais holiday. In the pace Oh
fhs allegation the effect That he Is BAKER aud
large numbers OF persons and families In ais neR
OOrnOOd dependent on hun for bakery supplies
business is declared to be OF necessity Of Tue
supply OF food for his customers ana
one OF benefit to the community. Toe ground upon
which the hebrew plaintiffs expect 10 establish thelr
rights the relief asked Tor III tho complaint Is thdt
they are exempt from the operation OF
Lne new Penal CUGe because, under the Constitution
tey are boLnd oDserY3 only day IN eaCn week,
namely The sabbath fhc Christian baker expects 10
his salt because " IL Unconstitutional 10 pro
"a ~ the sale aud ubutOn SUNDAY or supplies OF
foud aud Cne nee life. Cue attorneys Tor the
plaintiffs are Charles and Alfred Steckler ahd =; '"
DAYTON Mr. Dayton va DenJer OF tho Assembly at
the time when The new Penal code was enacted.