The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-08
1T WAS VERY DRY IN SPOTS
AND THE TENDERLOIN WAS ONH
OF THE Spots.

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other hand. It would DO incorrect to say that
| there was any part Of the town where no one
could get drink under any circumstances The
requirements Tor admission to the saloons which
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osIcussd 10 con~inco tbs " %oort
that the seeker after refresbment was M, a
minion of the law in disguise.
cnt degrees ofdryness. twas dry on the cast
s,ue,out on the west It was positively desiccoted.
Down on Park , row many saloons were actually
,rOre 20 n'u ,ss, u soe Isss .ne SHADES
that the psrs wos s omS vo" ,nss Sc.
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abandoned his scheme Of Keeping omen ,I TO sell
sarsapsrilla and cigars in order totest the Excise
Bowery saloons, however, were doing business
with only modicum of cautiousness A little
pers'S.anoe IN ,ne race oI the uoormahs assnr-
ance that nothing was being sold was all that
hitch ,,aro n,,,,, COLL 10 ,..,i, ,i,,,t,,
from those which were closed by the crowd "
lounqers who hung about the formers doors
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line of customers who were admitted without
the forrhality of even locking and unlocking
WY ,i man va" III on I 1vg prevfht
ssuuuen lruptloh o, TUE poIce. Eaet .ol The
B;owery a good many SALOONS We're closed up
ushI, puI .nc5o Mere eIipIugh otherH 10 prevent
any n.y., one Iron from lying o, thirst: 81, .. 49,.
Tenderloin. That famous precinct is sombre
ana SAG now VISITORS oi;i IRON out OF town turned
oa, a ~ ~ .',,e ,r , ruvsnmen', anu
s WIS ,ng f IN OF those
VINO haa nor near1 o. its moral regenerstt IN
these, and ! never had any trouble getting a
dri ,.., around ar mere on sunday before you
OF raanythingf ,,,,.,
IN policeman INV van. iaS tbs, be
nothins IN the preclnct' 9hiese " was at one OF
the e, Dig notes. xiapt scnmittebergers men
the work they began last Sunday. and they
maze an t earnest am pretty successr9I attempt
were open, but only to regular customers who
were s no i 10 one man ~ me door; no one
gardless OF MS innocent appearance; Even this
sort Oh business MAS closely watched by thc pn-
by entering and buying drinks, but II they saw
men g3iing IN anu OUT Lney put stop 10 ~
A policeman was standing near one Of these
places yesterday afternoon when the door was
unlocked by man in his shirt sleeves and an
I Pr nM, 70" Tbe po,i.a we IL away Wip,hs
door. o, ,.,, ooora. ,,a.,,,. .,.
=, LOOK mere. george. ne said. angriiy. i want
them people out OF there ana this place closed
up, ,o.,..oo. .,...,., .,. ,,,
being sold but he went inside and in about
three minutes long sirlnE OF satisned- looking
outside. II was not unlocked again during the
Ths biggest saloon in the Tenderloin which
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customers through the restaurant. without any
drapery and the room was filled with tables.
covered and SET as II TOT serving meats: u was
eat in order TO get drink.
The drought extended westward from the Ten
Tenth avenue IL was practically impossible for
any one 10 get a drink unless ne was known as a
%sTs
Wa * Sp deae % ssessr IN
saloon after another and then e see the regular
customers issue forth refreshed from the very
Up IN Harlem the conditions. were about the
same put on Ihlrd avenue anu that part OF tue
somewhat less, rigid. An unknown inan. il
mere was n9,ning suspicious IN ms appearance.
Ssd BEEN ne csrefs surveysd through " hoe IN
the door anu tne DOT ana enain had 6eeh un-
h l1osed. Any one whn coaidnI ge, drink on
ihlTu avenue eltner aiuh know the ropes or
MS tAce was against MN. me growitr was not
s sss Gut Sate good sny pitchers and pals Sers
sent away filled during the day. They were
more or less careIuly concealed uhuer aprons
anu INSIDE OF coats. !,
Ihere were tWenty-sx excise cases IN me Jei-
ferson Market Police court YESTERDAY, ana most
or the prisoners were held 70 answer. Joseph
tarrehar, whose place Is az the corner OF FOUR
teenth street ana Slxth avenue. demanded an
examilation whlcn was SCI Tor next TUESDAY
AFTERNOON. len saloon keepers ana bartehders
were held IN the Essex Market court ana SIX IN
the ipmOs Cour,; one OF .ne ia'ter was hhto-
nio h poI liz; ~ Ro.i ,.ana bbin liz bar AL
CONTINUED T business She was also arrested and
each was held IN 500 bail. IWentE-fOur pris-
Onefs were arralRneu III the y OrkNllle court.
which We're held and ten discharged