The sun., 1894-10-01
This place closed on account
OF the death OF
LIBERTY

Liberty had revived inside. though, for the
the saloons % in Ss preSnes sre ,n opsn nso tcdsy
said the Rev. John A. B. Wilson, the pastor OF
the Eighteenth street Methodist Church yes
:" Al two places Just around the corner here"
supplied with keys 70 I'll the | side ," door They are
thus enabled 20 go in and out whenever they
% a1 qns 0ff' In getting St
all the liquor that is required"
iS,al Policemen in plain clothes began T the search
o'clock had not succeeded in capturing any one.
We'll. it's very singular you can't catch any
down at i4sd street and Third aven9e ] iii bet
f,iI". said Capt. Creeden to some @ of his f men n
who had .rst reported plenty OF work but no
Sssn watching Itch bis place but sap se,
Clad in a brown fall overcoat, a black derby.
and an air OF righteousness that made him look
creedon tapped tapped at % the side door of sehradePs d|
saloon. which Is at 1857 Third avenue, aud was
faced a man could not be an enemy, calculated
the doorman. and the chain dropped and
about the barroom and glasses empty. glasses
half emptied, and glasses be ing emptied. pre-
sented an object lesson in various phases OF Ex-
You viii come witt, me," Capt Creedon said
= chance to admire a gold shield. Phster was
taken TO the Morrisania police station and held
Exeiss arrest Of the day in the Thirty Third Prs PRE-
cinct was credited to the Captain.
JUSTICE HooAv REFUSES TO DISPOSE or EXCISE
CASES.
Tho JefTers1a Market Police Court was
crowded with excise cases, although Justice
Hogan had informed the policemen that there
would be little use in bringing excise cases be-
on a warrant or within lawful hours. Policeman
zimmerman OF the Mercer street station was the
Charles fjueshong. a bartender Of "a East Four
teenth street, and charged him with violating
lis this man a licensed saloon keeper Z" asked
Justice Hogan.
did you enter his placer" continued the
Justice,
Did you have warrant or process OF lawf"
NO" answered Zimmerman,
for . moment at the open pages OF law book
which ny on the desk in front 4, Of him and said
90 Into licensed liquor place except during the
esTry on stated sGsa very dsstact
20 that the pOlSs force would under SndsrS,snd my
sSsy I'd sS do
~hSS. b.sy. that sRst A. ossa sss
: direction to the police 10 yioiats the law o.
this State; do no not ,h think that any person hold;
10 direct an otiiGer 20 violate the law. The su-
a P: r. n
want. iw.nt the law enforced as II is on the
substance. that he will not regard the decision
given by this court and that he wants It TO
' @In haSs 10 b BE- snjoiSsd The Rs saperins nHs me-
tendent might say II the supreme Court OF this
like manner pay, no attention TO It, but that hs
should require a decision from the Court OF Ap- |
the courts whether they think so or not The |
law as il is on the statute boOks should be en- |
sS npon whom IL asToiSss to enlSrc. he "a law shO
my Interpretation of the law is not right shall |
me v hat Is the Law, so that II am wrong It may
be shown 70 me, II anybody will point out 70 |
il. IL lean perceive it. but at present icannot read
the law that way. AtPresent' as now read the |
other complaint OF a similar character until my |
error is pointed out 70 me-
Policeman ' ZimmsrnsR Who had listened nS atssn.
lively while the Justice vas declaring himself. |
answered the Justice II shall not pass ' ' upon
Are they discharged - asked the policeman
No. sir, will not pass upon the cases. Take |
them them pack. You may do as you please with |
Policeman Zimmerman stepped down, saying
70 work for half dozen people who are nghting
Policeman Carley of the West Thirty-ssvsnth
street station followed Aimmerman.
mans place ~
did, :" answered the policeman.
II; L properly licensed salOon:"
did you have a warrant for the arrest OF this
man Z"
q did not" answered the policeman.
Take him away. Don't you know that you
lad no right TO go into his place T.
MAS sent there by my Captain"
The Captain knows that the Law does not
sh you shS viii The 20 S sS by IS wSch ne sams
the right 20 enter these places except during the
times when they are licensed to be open will Il
take your complaint. You may take your pris-
VsFy ChsAR sat ksIIAbIs Carpets.
From free WOOL a. COwpsrthwsits, lOt West lsth a.
-Adr.