New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30
thorough work done in behalf of the lquOr-deaers

| pealed The Police Spy" bill is incorporated in
the measure: it bessg made a misdemeanor for
police officer TO 90 into a liquor store within the
hours during which the sale of liquor is forbidden
and ask for glass of liquor, with the aim OF
learning if the Excise law is being violated. The
police are thus handcuffed in advance against ar
resting men who sell liquor at hours not per-
mitted by the law. The license fee of the keeper
Of an inn tavern hotel is lowered 10 $50 in
cities, but may be put at $3.50; and in towns the
lowest fee is TO be $50 and the highest $3.50. The
license fees Of rumshop keepers are to be the
same. The sellers of ale and beer alone in cities
are not to pay than 81 so, nor less than S38.
| Here are the provisions in regard 10 licenses:
Section 10. Classification Of licenses and license fees
board Of excise may, when authorized by law, and
or more Of the follwng kinds 81 licenses upon
liking and receiving a fee therefor, as follows;
rooms for guests, and II in town, at least three
or hotel Of strong Or spirtuous liquors, wines. ao
or beer 70 be drunk on or of the licensed premises.
which shall be known hoel license and for which
the Zee SHAH BE- such premises shall be ip city,
premises snail be In town, not less than $780, nor
=. a license TO the keeper or keepers OF a saloon
permitting sales therein Of strong sprituous liquors.
wine, ale or beer 10 be drunk of the licensed
license and for which the fee shah be, II such premises
shall be IN city, not less than $50 nor more than
T20O, and II such premises shall be In not less
than $50, nor more than S15O
3. A License to the keeper or keepers of saloon,
permitting sales therein OF ale and beer only, 70 be
drunk on or OF the licensed premises, which shah be-
known as saloon ale and beer license aud for which
the the fee fee ,n !S 9s & ,ueI premises s9alI be IN cay
premises shall be in a town, not less than $50, nor
more than 800.
T. \ lie nse to the keeper or keepers Of a store,
permitting sales therein, IN unbroken packages only,
not TO be drunk On the ldese premiss. Which shall
be known as sorekeepeIs' license, and for which
not less than $50 more than $3.50, and II
such premises shall De In town, not less than $50 nor
s. a license to the keeper or keepers Of drug
store. permitting sales therein only upon PHYSICIANS
on On the licensed premises W6ch shall be Known as
druggist shall be licensed under this subdivision
unless he is duly licensed pharmacist.
g. 4 license TO the keeper or keepes Of an eating
house. having upon the premises sought to be licensed
the time the license granted the necessary mpe-
oo for &S sstt tsI permtns sas ere Of stons o.
spntupus nq%or. wines ale or beer beer to be drunk only
the time of such sales shall be- furnished with seat. in
spoh eating house and with tood sspRlied and sod 70
eating house license, and for which the fee shall be- II
such premises sa be IN city, not les than $50, nor
town. not less than $50. more than $780,
IN tG addions % cs,e may 1bl be h Snted upon spp
nrs that such lie licensed prepses gman open Dstsesn en-
which the fec shall bc not less than $50 nor more
than $3.50.
authorize the sale OF strong splrinos liquors. wines,
ale or beer In quantities Of five gallons or upward vt
time. Every such license except special license.
II granted by the Board Of Excise Of city, shall 81.
pire one year from the date OF Issuing 1t. and II
granted by the Board of Excise OF town. shall ey.
date Of granting it but II granted for less than
year. the fee therefor shall be reduced proportonatey
1t will be perceived that No y of the list
of licenses authorizes boards of excise TO grant
additional license authorizing the Keeping open
of rumshops from ! a. III. to a. m. These will
be "all-night saloons Section 80 of the new
act authorizes the sale of liquor upon steamboats,.
L his section says:
Licenses by Controller TO common carrtsis Ihs
Controller is hereby authorized 10 grant licenses 70
persons associations or corporations engaged u "a IN.
vessels within limits Of this state, permitting ehem
to sell strong sprOus liquors win ale or Deer,
to such passengers while In transit, Without license
by any board OF excise Every license 80 giautea ~
the Controller os1 IL eApr maace @ u" el sha 0i h. SSsS
upou such terms cond tons and restrictions as such
cSnrSer @ a e s s fee & et s than 80 for each and
every car. boat vessel In which ruch sales are 70 oS
made The moneys received by him for licenses shall
be paid into the treasury Of the state Any person or
who shall sell or permit to be sold, or
liquors. wines ale tcer. upan any steamboat
vessel without having hrst o6lane. license therefor,
as herein provided shall forfeit The sum Of $50 for
in the name Of the people. brought By the Attorney
General: and the person 50 offending shall DC guilty
of q mlsdemeanOr.
The sale Of liquor from p m on Sunday to L
a. m on Monday is authorized. Indeed the only
time in which the ginmills are to be closed, il
they have all kinds of licenses, "all-nisht" as
we'll as day licenses, is on Sunday morning and
up till D. IN. on that day. There are thus only
thirteen hours out Of the l6s hours in the week,
in which the sale of liquor may not go in any
uilIaoe or ctv of the State VIII the rural
Democrats like TO see the liquor stores in their
towns open on Sunday? 1t is doubtful if they
will.
The cot prohibits the sale Of uspss witatA