New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-04
FOREST PARK.

the result that Colonel Michel promised 70 be more
careful In the future. This statement Is gwen Oh
the authority Of T. De quincy Tully, secretary Oh
the society The Rev. Dr. Edwin Potter, pastor OIL
| Grace English Lutheran Church. at south oecolu
and Rodney SITS is within short distance OF a
saloon now kept by Audenreid, who succeeded
John Kenney The saloon * only 60 feet from the
church Some time ago Audenreid, VINO heu d
mort gage on Kcnncys place. sold him out and ntteo
up the place as 4 hotel" Last Thur-day Audenreid
applied for lquor-tax certificate, ana paiu HIS
money over to Colonel Michel. For some reason
Tho certificate was not issued that night, but Aucen-
reid was assured that he would receive II yesterday
morning Colonel Michel told Audenred una he
could open up Thursday night and II wouid DC al
right To make that the police would not IN
terfere a telegram was sent TO captain snort Oh we
Fifth Precinct, telling him not to interfere Win
.udenred for he had paid the amount necessary
,,r the certificate and would receive 1t early the
next morning Audenreid In high glee. returned 10
his hotel and had a grand opening
The Rev DIR Potter looked out from his study
window about o'clock Thursday evening. and 10 ms
horror discovered the newly opened hosiery blaz-
ing with light and busy serving drinks 10 uTsVy
customers Sraightway he posted down TO the
station -housa and lodged complaint with the SER
geant DR. Potter demanded that the place he closed
up at once He threatened and expostulated. The
sergeant In charge armed with the authority OF the
telegram, stood his ground and refused TO comply
tire in disgust Captain Sh in ana there was
a hcate conference in his The doctor pointed
that in a similar the position Of the Excise
Commissioner had been declared untenable. Cap
tain Short the force OF the doctors argument.
and sent ont "A man. who appeared before the aston
isied Audenred and told him he had close up.
Aud nreid swore and fumcd and threatened dire
vengeance upon the police, but III" officer had his
orders and told Auienreid that they went" be
cause Captain Short had said so Audenreii in
despair for customers by the lined up before
the bar and at the time the policeman made his I'M
welcome appearance, two barkeepers We're perspring
with hard work and beer and whskey and other
liquids We're disappearing in torrents The saloon
keeper with final gasp, closed up and DR.. Potter
who stood on the corner. was in high giee.
Yesterday Mr. Tuly. who had been tod OF the
pose of explaining TO HIM whore he VAS in the
wrong. He gave the Colonel a short history OF the
two saloons on that particular corner, one OF which
was some time ago Oscl up. and laid stress on the
sa Don compelled - give Al title 10 II by the
law OF 1892. under which the 2oofoot rule applies. He
else Commissioner 10 make an examination IN the
case Of every saoonkeeper and ascertain beyond
doubt what. II any disabilities he might be laborins
under.
THE Deputy Commiss oner in New-York" Mr.
FULLY said no ds back certificates until he makes an
examination
According to Mr. Tully Colone. Michel conceded
that point and promised In the future t. make SucA
Tribune asst evening Mr. Tully said that the so
ccty had won good victory I'm getting the oSlonel
the society not sleeping. but. on the contrary,
active after saloonkecpers with DISABILITIES Fucn
Mr. Aulenrcid appears to be .aboring under. In
the mean time. Aulen-cil Will pass al unD,caSant
Fourth OF July trying discover his chances FOR
Keeping his note. open, un,esS he gets out OF the
shadow of Dr. Potter's church.