New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
SIDE DOORS WE'LL WATCHED.
SALOONS AND BARBER SHOPS FEEL THE
EFFECTS OF THE SUNDAY LAWS.
DETECTIVE Is SHAVED IN THE ALPINE AND
AN ARREST FOLLOws-AN ENCOUNTER
WITH vIGILANT POLICEMAN IN
FIRsT-AvE-THE NEW RULES IN
THE ANNEXED DISTRICT.

WITH A NIGILANT POlSiCEMAN i-'
F1Rsr-AvE-THE NEW RULES IN
THE ANNEXED DISTRICT.
Word was passed along the line yesterday that
change must take place in the Sunday management
Of saloons and barber shops. Ii was indeed ury
Sunday in all sections of the city Acting Chiei Vi
Police Conlin gave his inspectors ana captains
warning also on Saturday that barber shops must
not be open after l p. m. the hour named IN the
recent law. and that small rauosiueH ''oS' ~
their shops at 10 a. m.
THE nollco were not troubled to any great extent
during the day. although they were unusually dill
gent The recent tour by Mr.. Roosevelt mas "oiAe
the men up to a high degree of activity
When the saloon-keepers heard Of Acting Chict
Conin's orders they decided to close. II there was
any evasion Of the law 1t done so quietly mat
a close scrutiny failed to discover the Offender ex
cent in a few scattering In the big uptown
hotels the bars of course, were closed, Dut inc
leather and marble rooms did fioursnirg business
One arrest was made In Water-st at TeKulsKy
place.
The Sunday barber question seems to have aa-
iusted itself OF the better class OF BARRIERS there
are many who would gladly have c!osed 'neir
shops at | o'clock some time ago, II they could Only
have furnished a good excuse. Now that they nave
one they gladly close. The new order OF .h'iis'
seems TO suit them generally, ana as a RUE TUG
shops closed promptly without police Interference
There ore exception. i1tAiy D. AA''NO'' -
,rictor of a barber shop in the Alpine apartment
house al Broadway and Thrty-third-st., was ar
rested by Detective McGovern, OF the West Thir-
| ticth-st police station. yesterday afternoon LOT
violating the Jaw. McGovern entered the shop at
10, o'clock and was shaved by one OF HaVenor
assistants. Havenor was baied out later lh's
shop was that remained opened "ech aSo
the nrst Sunday after the new Jaw went in'o e"eo|
Al that time some trouble occurred between the
,rorrietor and some Brooklyn BARRIERS, who IN
sisted on his closing. ,
The notice were careful also to warn small
tradesnen. but a few decided to run the risk. vi
these venturesome dealers the larger nan lou"'
their way TO the nearest police station -'nio''
cvcry ore OF them could have been secured before
nlghtfal. but as 1t was the first day OF the cam
palgn against shopkeepors the patromen were H.
,ind 70 he AS lenent as possible, Il their superiors
were
Although the better class OF barber shops gener.
a..y observed the Law. on the East side many oa
The Italian and German shops disresaTIea IL ne
Italians tried TO throw the police on ny na nay
their shades drawn and the DOORS ciosel. S,s 81
n,olire station a determined stand having been
made in th.t precinct. All those arr stcd were
Italians wn rH9g h ,; o Of 40 10 Pest was
arrested he evidently had rot neari o, '.e Law "a"
and could not. OF would not, understand the p'"0'-
he closing saloons and stores wa; an unusual S
cited "A GOOD deal OF interest. The ioce We're WI,
.storrc -pers AMI liquor iet4e seV''e
~ be- aware o. the penalty that awaited thein' an
al moi brave the law. Tna usual picn,s we're iisr
~ Wes, chester Van Nest and West Farms, ron /,
Casters wh!ried a. usual. and refreshments WEI
| ami dry were served to all-c)mers. Inc ''s'e0i'
from Tew-York numbered thcusands. ,A,,,,
over on staten Island me law w Ss s,ssaoor
enforced Al many of the barber-snops tne SUR,
was used but only for we'll known customer -
ricket would be stationed AZ the front 10 i' ~
hc AMI II they were known escort mem eriv 10 b oe
side entrance At South Beach about lorts ~ :,
ssnd yis,sors spent the day. and every saloon anu
hotel was open IN full blast Beer ana o'nse ,ics
uere served without mocsaton from the ~
The observance OF Sunday in the ne%y ron,
tlsf-ic, heyoni the Bronx was not die'eMs - -
what has been usual At Rronx ParA, wnro ii bin
nat over tho line Of the annexed dlstI,Vt an raS in
10 fremont precinct, beer was openly selseI =,
summer gardens and the games were wei pa'io''
| iZei. ~. ,os East seventy.second.
&, VAS taken to the Prcsbyt terrain Hospittal Sts
,.,,iav s,0ar!nz from scalp wound wnicn ~
received while struggling with Poceman ,ba Ga
-, ,he Fast Sixty-seveuth-st. station, a, the s.u'
door OF "A liquor-store at Firstave anu 9e 49,
st The saloon Is owned by samuel re. III,
man Gunson's knuckles were bitten oy bernsr re,
Turing the struggle. Bernstein Is neli P'iso"e'
mon the charge OF assaulting an officer; -,
The excise arrests we're 1853. against To- 4 "eeA