New-York tribune., 1895-07-09

leave the yard in the OF the saloon with
paper bag. containing. he believed. "srowler
Accordingly. he arrested Daldeshoner lie an-
mitted that drink refused him. Daldeshoner
was discharged. Henry Fncken, the proprietor OF
the Atlantic Hotel at No. SO Bowery. was arraigned
BY Policeman Flay OF the Oak-st station. Acting
CAPTAIN Thompson ordered Flay to arrest Flncken
because the barroom was wide open. Flay sa'u
there ten men in the place, but no sign OF
lauor Fincken was discharged. Policeman Mallon
OF the Church-st station. arraigned Martin conrad
for selling TO him glass of beer at No. lis west
st, Conrad was held for trial. Henry Haick
the proprietor OF the place was arrested by PONCE
man Brownell. who said there were three men IN
the place. which was wide open. No hquor was soiu
or exposed. Halck was discharged
IMPROPER ARREST. SAYS FLAMMhR'
Policeman Morris Cohen of the Second Inspection
District, who special excise ou'S !" wv
Twentieth Precinct on Sunday night. had reason 10
supnose that a saloon kept by William Naiheiser
at No 54s Eleventh-ave.. running lie went
10 the side door which was open. Ihehce ne en-
tered through a passageway into the Kitchen Vi
the place which was directly back OF the saioon
Naiheser was In the kitchen
.What do you want here?" he asked
81 want to get into the saloon returned Oohen'
who in plain clothes ,,o, today am
"Q Cohen nH was sure that he had seen people sOns
into the saloon. he tried 10 force MS way pno' o
s p,opTfSdT Ted he a"a door him by
the neck and threw him up sFahs' h shouted You
have no business here. Get out or VIII UNIV"
you out" 49, ,oor and was
once more thrown against the wall I ne men a. '' ,be
moor and shouting for help. when Ponceman hS nm H.
Of the West Thirty station to- Hyer Came 'qs be
fore Naheiser would SUBMIT 10 arrest. r,,rr
the jefferson Market coars yGseraay an
against Nsihe!ser After hearing the evidence, Mag
istrate Flammer discharged the prisoner
You had right. he said to the polseilSn paTilsu
larly through his kitchen You had no eyarenbe 1be
thai the law was being violated. ana; unner tne @
circumstances, he had right 10 resist your ~"
"But" said Cohen. Il saw people going INTO 'ne
saloon" ,.. .. M, q violation
O, the law man has perfect right 70 70, keep se
his saloon open on Sunday II he wishes Al .hao AZ
the law says that he must not 40 on sn1Tmous
liquors or beers. He can sell all the soda ne M" ~
10 or any other drink that is not proscroed oy s
law He can expose his bar and keep MS 50 oIslS Isw
There Mere nine excise cases In the Jefferson
been careful in making arrests after DuyhS ~ -
All the prisoners in those cases were heiu ioi
There were only seven prisoners charged r, win
violating the Excise law in Essex Market Court
Yesterday Two Of these were women, ana an oi
them were held. ,x. =.
Fifteen cases OF Excise violation were brought ne
fore Magistrate Mott in Yorkville Court yesterday
and most Of the prisoners were held or,,rc Nac;s-
In the Harlem Court yesterday morning Mdsls,
trate Crane held several persons in 800 bail each
Tor trial on charges of violating the Excise iaw
drv sunday. the police of the district above the
Harlem River made nine arrests for violation OF me
ofns Ersg aw Ia he az Sl court yesterday
Most OF the prisoners were held for trial