New-York tribune., 1895-09-17
NO ARRESTS IN THE CLUBS.
v1oryoR DRUNK IN THEM on SUNDAY AS
USUAL.
APPARENTLY NO ATTEMPTS MADE TO SECURE
EVIDENCE AGAINST MEMBERs-THlRTf'
TWO ARRESTS FOR VIOLATION OF THE

TWO ARRESTS FOR VIOLATION OF THE
LAW IN OTHER PLACES.
.r,r.r,,v M attemp,s were made by the police
an Sunday TO get evidence of the sale OF liquor IN
any of the leading clubs Of the city NO aiie''
was made at any such club. while IL was N"o" "
that there was more Sunday drinking 'nan us"a'
\, a number OF the clubs. The talk about urea
eced police action induced many members 10 go 10
the ciubrooms and make inquiries ana once '''''
they took their drinks as usual
Although there had been talk 10 'he e"eo ''..
there had been arrangement between so'''e ~ "''n
bers of the City Club and the Ponce Con'i''ss -,
20 have a policeman admitted TO the cuo on suh'"s
and get evidence 10 Justify arrest In Test case
NO such plan was put into operation Inc once's
OF the club yesterday said they diu 10, Ni'o" ~
such an ARRANGEMENT. If the ponce op'a".r P1 =,
tia, LIQUOR was sold in any regular ''''' '"'s w
NO, a,sc,ose the fact yesterday by applying ioi
warrant. -, o,,ns had
Tho police thought one Of the Sunday ciuos nau
,oen organzed as the Marie Antoinette 'iup' a' NJ
400 Hudson ST., and policeman va" .Hie' M
drinking there on Sunday and arrested ti'e Da'
tender who was held by Masis'ra'e N'
jefferson Market Court
,oh rovler nresident of the German Repuo-
ucan club Of the XIth Assembly District. was ar
rested In the summer garden IN the rear "a az ~
saloon at No. PCS West Thirty-iouttn-s''' W.
which the club has its rooms Inc euo hau ru-
chased a supply Of beer for an excursion 10 inner
hae- IN the garden when Policeman McCohVhie ap
r~ared At the jefferson Market Court !es'eiu's
Magistrate Cornell released Mr.. Fowler on Dai anu
adjourned the hearing in the case until Septe,ioe'
Is 10 permit Mr.. Fowler to attend the hepuo'''
State Convention 10 which he is delegate
John MCGEE barkeeper at No. l6so Maulsoii-a'e"
and Richard Cowley barkeeper at NO 2%' E'sh'h-
ave were held in 500 bail each by Maglstraa.s Magla
Kudich in the Harlem Court The case oi co~o NO 3
e neculiar Central Office Detective oga,y "as s
detailed with another officer TO watch lhc saoH S
a. was understood tha, a so-called Sunua! ~ so,y
a. eristence somewhere In the buding, Ines s ~
q number of men admitted to the hanIooi nraJ Ul
honse by a man who was on guard; lney apRh RPhev
90 adn,jssion but II refused ,neII. =. ~ ~
Svcceeded however in gaining adinltlaitee o3 o33rank
.r,ny The next house. They called ior peeI vi am in
Z, snd Maid for it, ard then arrested SuT,es, ~
snite 81 his protestations that he was siiiP3 q
~ tho iiouor to members OF cruz .nra.v oos,.t
Mnnzinser who appeared for Convey yhtch tSSe
<"adaavored 10 prove that the room III ~ ,ho, The
s.tter was arrested was cluproon aitu ua,nr from
.neuhers Of the club had bought tne nqu,a qbe,a thar
Tnwiey's employer, but the Magls'rae.ee .nnrclusve
~ so,e ~ ,he beer the oicers was "a Sv', Tnusy
sndence of violation of the law ana he'u O0"''
for trial -. xo,so arrests made by the
..,ice IN Sunday was thirty-two ms ,;na cshief
move ,han on the previous SUNDAY aid aS tSat the
Coni,n was around the city, ana ne SI 70 he well
ssionns were closed Every one ought %beine en-
satisfied with the way the eA0ise ~
forced now, he saiu