New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
laws, but must enforce them impartally and
that the remedy for all undesirable laws l'es IN
the hands Of the people.
HELD FOR SUNDAY SELLING.
RULINGS BY CITY MAGISTRATES IN
EXCISE CASES.
THE SALE OF SOFT STUFF on SUNDAY NOT AL
IoWEp-sABBATH BREAKING TO BE PUN
IsHED-NOT SAFE NOW TO TRY TO

THE SALE OF SOFT STUFF on SUNDAY MOI All
1owEp-sABBATH BREAKING TO BE PUN
IsHEp-Nor SAFE NOW TO TRY TO
BRlBE POLICEMEN.
&C.,. .. .,o Courts OF the City Magistrates yes
.ora,y showed that the police had been active IN en-
forcing the Excise law Sunday and IN some cas's
Rad resor;ed unusual means OF ee'''e NV
looms in which LIQUOR was being so'd oeni'u ''o
1oor, A number of arrests had been made for sell
Ing "so,t stuff In the saloons, ana III MUS go
the Magistrates hold the prisoners ior "''' "a"
ar~,s,s for Sabbath breaking had been cohhh"i
mainly to the Hebrew district east OF 'he Do''H'
while the police in the Annexed Dis'''c' "',e NJ
who found time to arrest people VINO SOU SUI"
na,er IN nlaces no, licensed for the sale OF lquoi.
Aaron Sarduff who keeps a hat store al No io'
ro,ais, Solomon Shapiro. dealer in drySoous AT
No IS Canal-st.: Emanuel Davis. dealer IN hosie'y
n, No . Orchard-st. and Thomas keiiy VINO mas
hat store at No 275 Bowery. were held ior 'riai N
the Essex Market Court on charge oil 'aooa'h
breaking. They were all caught ,ransactins busi-
ness sunday
Dol ICE IN THE ANNEXED DISTRICT ACTIVE.
IN Kingsbridge Charles Zeitfuss, druggist OF NO.
? Dock-s,. was arrested by Policeman Person for
calling n glass of soda water on Sunday. Hel'i'ss
mia TINT he refused take the money Tor the
drink and upon the testimony OF Dr. James a.
Ferguson that Zetfuss had been giving SODA water
AWAY all day. Magistrate Cornell. dischareea hiii'
n
Observation-Disclosures and Kngsbrdge Road sofa
q n,ckage Of cigarettes TO Policeman Charles Will
Jams on Sunday morning. Williams said the sale
was made at 1910 o'clock In the morning. M's'
Gross said that the time was three minutes oe
fore 10 O'Clock. Neither was sure about the corcV'
ness OF the time and Magistrate Cornell gave the
woman the benefit of the doubt and discharged hef'
louis Michaelson Of Bronx River Road and Grand
ave- White Pains arrested by Policeman
Johnson of the Wcstchester squad. 10 whom ne
sold bottle Of soda water on sunday ailerhoOn'
He was held In 500 bail for trial.
Policemen Sloane and Rooney on Sunday AFTER
noon heard noises In the rear of Angelo kizZo
saloon at No 10 Crosby-st They tried to enter
but Francesca Jeffoni. OF No. 81 Crosoy-st'' smut
the door in their Then they entered the Eard
by way of Spring-s. and getting into the saloon
through a window. arrested thirteen Italians VINO
were sitting around table on which were potn
nails and glasses Of beer. The men said they De-
longed TO the Joe Flavia Society ana were hoiu"s
a meeting. All arraigned in the IomDS foHoe
Court Yesterday Angelo Rizzo, the saoon-Keepef'
was among them He said thai MS SAIGON hau
been closed all day. He was held by Aiass'i ',.
Erann in 800 on a charge OF violating the EAeiSe
law Michael Gallo. the president OF the Joe
Flaya Society. had to answer charge OF cariE'ns
an e!ght-inch stletto and six-shoo'er' ne sa''
no needed the strotto for his barroom lie De-
longs 10 Colonel Warnings stree-c.eahihs p's"4e
He was fined $40 for carrying the revolver ana heia
in $500 for carrying concealed weapons
Policeman Bennett of the Elizabeth-st stauoh'
arraigned Morris OConnor. saloon-Keepe'' a. ~
81 Centre-st The policeman told Magistrate pia'"
that he found O'Connor and six others dr'nhne
beer. .u,,.oo
OConnor sad: Il was only holding committee
meeting OF my club" but he was heid ior ''."'
lanes sexton and James Cox. both OF west iio'o
lion who were arrested Sunday by the ooi
notice for selling beer on barge on ,he ..''
River waived examination o'-o''
and wore held for trial
Among the fourteen men who were ar'''s''- =.
the Jefferson Market Court yesterday "o'"'''e
Francis Parke one OF the Parke Dro'he's' va"
90, a saloon at No IS Sixth-ave.. charged ny fo-
ucemen McNally and Graef with violating 'he IN
.,.. 10 ~ and with assault. When Parke was piaceu
unaer arrest he assaulted one OF the pohcemeh'
they claim Parke held in NoO LOT eAa''""
ton this morning. -. ~
Claude Ber:oet. who keeps a wne-shop al 40
IA West Thirty-thiri-st., was also charged WIN
ssau,ting an officer and with violating the Excise
law Bertolet was arrested by Policemen b can
and Minnerty. OF the s'e aaSeion4 H. was held
for trial.
WANTED TO BRIBE THE POLICEMAN
Policeman John r. r. Tyler. of the East Sixty
scventh-st station, 80, into George hia"'ei
saloon at No l,2is Second-ave.. on sunday even
ing and Kramer reopened the door and bade MIN
90 ont Then Tyler explained who he was ana ar
rested Kramer also his son. who was acting as
har,ender There we're four glasses or peer on
the bar and a number OF people drinking al Inc
several tables in the place. As soon as the pace
was cleared of customers. Kramer rendered Tyler
a lot of cigars saying I'VE can fix this thing UP.
Tyler returned the cigars On the way 10 the
notice station Kramer slipped hve-doliar Dill mo
The poNcemans hand. Tyler whistled for anothc'
noIiceman. and marked the money for identhca
ton before reporting the attempt at bribery. At
the notice station Kramer said he thought ne hea
tho right 10 try 10 buy his liberty. At the YORK
vile Court Yesterday Magistrate Mott held kra-
noer ON a charge Of attempted bribery. and ordered
a hearing in the case for Thursday.
The following persons. accused or selling SODA
water and other soft drinks yesterday In saloons
whore uouor is sold on weekdays. were held In
800 ball each py Magistrate Wentworth in the
Harlem Court on charges Of violating the Sunday
law: Edward Butler. No. 2,& Third-ave' james
Molloy No 1928 Fifth-ave Alexander and Ferd-
nand Vngiprova, both OF Amsterdam-ave ana
One hundred and lghtieth-st; Herman Keyser and
Max Wetzel. both of One-h ed-and-nnety-sec,
were walters in Raubars pavilion, a, one hundred,
and-ninety -second-st, and Amsierdam-aye and
were arrested for selling soda water and ginger ae
to customers in the place Sunday afternoon. The
case viii be appealed 49,, Chm.
baaTe and saS. on SUM-
way lot al "s sh 9' @
decided that he could find nothing in the law TO
warrant holding the prisoner for trial In the cases
OF Martin Pnsten and Louis Ashinsky walters In
sar on suns os isd H
said that the beer was especially br r for him
and contained only III per cent OF aIconOL Consc-
quently he claimed that the beer DID not come
under the law. which says that beverage contain
ing less than per cent OF alcohol is not intoxi-
eating. The novelty Of this pea quite staggered the
Magistrate. who paroled the prisoners for examina-
ton Thursday
THE SNALL-RA7ERS IN SCOTTISH WATERS
Largs. Scotland. July l5.-The Ailsa failed to
start to-day account OF the dirty weather. The
Britannia sailed once the alone. In
the for the twentyraters the boats started as
follows:
Hnnha nako l0.lk