The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-14
sent to Building superintendent Constable.

sent TO Building superintendent Constable.
WHO will get warrants for the owners arrest.
A question rs to whether the opening be-
tween the har and dining rooms Of the Broad
way Garden Ia q door or an arch caused the
postponement OF the examination of Bruno
B~retschneider. keeper of the place, when he
was arraigned in Jefferson Market Court yes
terday for violating the Raincs law. He was
arrested at 20 minutes past l In the morning
by Sergeant Gray and Patrolman Craven of
the Tcnderloin police, who found three men In
the barroom who were not IN Bretschneider'a
employ.
Bretschneider declared that It was impossi-
Bile to shut up tho opening between the bar
and dining rooms because the family which
lives overhead had TO use 1t in getting into the
basement. So Magl.trato Kudlichs postponed
the examination until Wednesday afternoon,
~ SIi go M there myself and see about
Precinct Detective MoGreovy OF tho East
Sixty-seventh street station arrested yester.
nav morning Henry NJ. Cohen, a bartender in
First avenue. for violation of the Excise law.
iMcGrcevy SAYS that he was hiding in the hall
l SRsn Cohen he t eSme S, IN %lth another Sa m mae s"'G He
knocked on the saloon. door. which opened.
and a hand was stretched forth in which was
handed It to his friend. McGreevv grabbed 1t.
The liquor was spilled and Cohen's friend es-
t tsass w Se1 MeSIsoV{ IN @f tSs io nGnSh; fP1a oHfioe
Court, held Cohen In $500 ball for examina-
tion.
beth street station discovered an ALLEGED speak
easy at 81 Mulberry street Yesterday afternoon.
on the first floor. rear OF the 'Gmuai ld sna Y
Ing. In the room were several cases OF bot
tied beer and boxes of cigars; +. Coster.
rested. He says that he was not selling tho
who nag .llod. According to the Raines law
beer as II he had sold 1t.
Charles Steflns. proprietor OF the House of
Lords at 10 East Houston street, and his bar
keeper. Henry, Gossler. were arrested by po-
licemen of the Mulberry street station for
s s%sFyinE drink I RSiD,, without Ia% so,s meals sssDer w =, lam
Broome street. was arrested for the same Of
fence.
derloin precinct gathered IN John Wendelkcn
OF 32S Fourth avenue and Christian Uhlemann
of ga Fourth avenue for serving drinks with
John h. Kelly. proprietor of the Raipes law
hotel At 81 Chatham Square: was locked up
beer and I. whisKey to Policeman Henry
Michaels without serving any lunch. THOMAS
F. Perkins. bartender Of tho hotel az 40 Madison
liceman Richard O'Connor, to whom he sold q
glass of beer. serving q sandwich with II which
was not charged for. Frank Cont. an Italian,
was hauled up in the same station house by De-
~tectives Hahn and Armstrong, who found HIM
selling whiskey and beer to IA room full of GUS
toners at . Roosevelt street. He has no license.
While Nathan Levy, who has only n saloon
license. was apparently doing a thriving trade
last evening at his saloon, Oh Battery place.
Detectives Beasley and Gelderman succeeded in
crowding themselves through the doorway as it
leave. Although there was no evidence OF
drinks being served. they locked Levy up in the
Church street station.
Detective Heating of tho East Sixty-seventh
street station went into James McMahon's
Raines law hotel at 1495 First avenue In the
witch. He noticed that the partition which sep
arated the bar and dining room did net reach to
the ceiling as required by the law. aud promptly
arrested McMahon's barkceper, James 4. Vannl.
Thirty-two excise arrests were made In all.
This Is eleven moro than were made the previous
SUNDAY.