New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-15

said the prisoner under his license could sell beer
0n Buerfend was held in 800 for giving away beer
Policeman Randall, Of the Leonard-st. station.
tier ssGos Of F. pRss So ~
with can Of beer Albert Louis merchant; ,o 81
the Woman 70, to run away She did So police
Louis N and o, ps
said he simply tried to find out for what the woman
~ IoS S brother partly corrobcrated him.
Magistrate Brann said 'Ill discharge Louis CIV.
Ing MIN the benefit Of the SsS Su,
Su talked Of at Ia thu
Market Court yesterday, and one case Of violating
the Sunday law for Il Is under that mead tnat
cases. four were for selling The other three were
OF a doubtful nature, and were discharged. Mag.
the Dolce coud not undersssnd the difference
tween exposing a bar and exposing liquor Tor sale.
FOR SELLING GLASS OF GINGER ALE.
Frederick vogel. who Is employed as bartender
by Henry Hoiterne. at No. Ssl Hudson-st. told Po-
liceman Heffernan. Of the Mercer-st. station thas
his place was closed. The policeman then asked
for a glass OF ginger file. II was sold to him. ana
he placed the bartender under arrest. Magistrate
Flame held him n 500 for trial Ms,cer.. station
Park q Park gr0 Sossov who q, I tSs
for fsSss d.y m ss R RTi
found Park behind the bar serving out drinks AZ
him. ss anss ii:
to throw him down. AeNaughton whstied 10, nep'
They ov.rpowered Park and took him to the Mer.i
eers stston-house where an aGa,'iona acer h
tho discharge OF his. duty. ,v,.
This Is the second case OF resistance 20 tne ponss
week
newly re:urrecsed Law: ABOUT sabbath bat ,S OBJ
msonDsse excise in Of tine opnsr no, n
made al It the ' wa:hinston Heights west onshun-
Sd:s Soss :,sSn: Their. h.d
dosen arrests however. for selling SOFT drinks an'
rule about these arrest: did not :, seem en-
tain KlrsSner. druggists could sell sod.wstsr but
M %So
Ing any kind OF beverage were locked up.
cap sns. ssn. sssrsa . saA K Io.
Michaelson bartender OF Becker's Hotel Oiin,aves
Woodlawn. was arrested for selling glass OF SOFA.
ROSY GRosss CRIME.
But a novel arrest for this metropolitan city waa
that Of Rosy Gross who keeps a grocery on Spuy.
ten Duyvii Road. Kingsbridse. Rosy Gross was
selling tobacco and cigarettes In her grocery. The
close proximity OF the wooden pals. soap and salt
mackerel was what the offence consisted in. II
offer anything for sale In grocery store after 1879
f'SeA police neA Of tSe Hshbrdse station Captain
Ryan were to druSss wh ssSd
Of that station. in cti.ens clothes went into the
St. Morris Heights and asked for a glass Of soda.
water part OF the Sunday laws was TO be waived.
please"
The policeman not being used TO asking for .
particular favor hesitated a moment. but tnougnt
Of lemon before all was lost and asked for y.
% drew rev the ns ST Slew
slightly against the snowy foam on the top OF the
The ama.ed druggist was led oyer to the station.
house and locked up He was Saed out an hour
who signed 500 bond to release him.
THIS MAN SHOWED SOME RINGS.
Policeman Walsh. OF the Mulberry-st. station.
yesterday morning entered the jewelry store OF
to see some rings. Buchemholtz showed tray
OF rings. Walsh said: How much does this one
.'rhree and a half" said Buchemhotz.
In the Tombs Police Court Buchemholtz said
the door through which the policeman entered was
didn't intend to sesl but expected the policeman
simply to get prices He was held
during the day. an increase OF Ave on the number
made on the preceding sunday The largest num-
Der made in single precinct amounted to twelve
squad Many OF the station houses reported no ar
rests when the list sent In.
tieth-st. station about iOS o'clock last night, In
conversation he said that he had made tour q
the lower East Side and uptown precincts and
PRESSED himself as greatly pleased with the
BROOKS called at the station-hous soon after the
way in which the Excise law mad been enforced In
bis district.