The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-05
MAYOR scHIEREN's ORDER IGNORED.
Drink. Galore In BrookIys Y.stsrdsy-B.
r. l.. DsteetIxe. Spotted CD SALOON.

Drinks Galore In BrookIys Ysstsrdsy-B.
T. L. Detectives spotted CD Saloon.
Despite Mayor schieren's order OF q week
ago Saturday to close all barrooms in Brook
Ign on Sundays. the saloon keepers did 3
thriving business yesterday. None OF the sa-
looms in the vicinity OF the City Hall was
closed and IL was an easy thing for anybody
anxious to get drink to get II anywhere.
The police made two arrests Herman
Rosenson. a bartender % years old OF 20
Fulton street was caught selling beer to
minor. Armendo II. Fink. a saloon keeper at
Van Sicklin avenue and Fulton street. was also
collared while serving customers
The Brooklyn Temperance League had de-
tectiyes out again yesterday watching saloons.
and. as a result AT meeting in the afternoon
in the Union Assembly Room at Bedford
avenue and South Third street. the new adj
minstration WAS roundly denounced for not
enforcing the Excise law. The meeting was
presided over by A. II. Walker. who opened tho
proceedings with the report OF the detectives.
1t was as follows:
Peter. C9tlss.. = LuE.r, proprietor, briggs .y.nu.
men standing AZ tue bar. Funeral carriages outside
. Lusd-man, lbI BrrAd~.y Men going In and out.
Eoyan's. broIdway and kosblns street side door
y. AlIsrs. broadway and ROsbIing street Rushing
'onrad Dav.s Fiu.htng avenue aud waIworth street
saloon atoIs Myrrs avenue. four men AndI~o esiL
drsn entered m ten Ininutts
SCION a. 80 myrtle aysna,. two men and several
saloon at 6lg AyrgIs avenue, three men and child
Saloon at 4sa Myrtle avenue I'VE men and two BOYS
sIl1oa sts;2Nyr,ls avenue four men IN ten minut.s
sAoon Al $40 De kAlb aNshue, four men IN ten min
saloon Al $50 De RAb avenue. two men In ten mia.
saloon at asa De EAb avenue. siIe door open.
ka,opn bfa Ms rite Avenue. men pass And out
aud Policeman 49, CONS TAst tue SALOON.
saloon a. iuI Myrle avenue six men going In While
sA. cons at spa sg4 g54 NO. iOT, OI2. and saH
Myrtle avenue. SlI Yi5. and 7u5 De kab avenue IbB
and s'S Harrison Avenue, l3+ broadNAy, and $40
Broadway, also open an doing rushing busiRvSL
Phio W, Seoheld spoke GA The So-eallsd
SPY system" lie said policemen who Taided
policy shops or disoTderly houses were not
TelsTrsd 10 as spies. and Yet good men who de-
voted their time to collecting evidence, look
ing to the enforcement Of the Excise law. and
spies Mr.. Scoheld sPoEs Of policeman he
saw Yesterday who stopped little girl from
going into a saloon.
ass ell the policeman why h . did IL. =" added
Mr. ScOheld and he told me that he did IL TO
enforce the Excise law. That was the first
attempt 10 enforce the law. | spoke 10 an
other policeman and asked him why he allowed
side doors to he open and he replied that Ii
was the hardest thing In the world to collect
evidence which would stand before Police
justices.
saloon keeper and have hts license revoked, is
TO watch his place, and. II one sees child
coming out with int0Gicants, take the name
and address Of the child. and, when the saloon
keepers license Is about TO expire, place this
evidence before the excise authorities"