The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-06

Capt. Dss,ey aaW Mstc,s Which Hase
Given In licenses Can't 0peN.

Police Captain nooleys enforosuasnt oil
the excise laws will keep out Of business
to-day two score hotel proprietors at Coney
Island For the arss time In the history OF
the resort all holders of licenses who sur.
rendered them on Sept I in order tha,
tbs rebate might he obtained will be un.
abe to do business For one third Of the
smaller resorts south OF the Bowery and on
Surf avenue the ssason practically closed
on Aug Is. the last Sunday that the sun
frightened the skies.
Among the hotel men who surrendered
their licenses are many who have run clean
places but who felt the stringency of the
present administrations policy and hoped
to save few dollars by obtaining the re-
bate from the Excise Commissioners
Since the Raines law went into effect
this plan has bean adopted, but the sale OF
liquor without . license on Labor Day
and during the few days between that and
closing time has continued.
"of course, every one Of tho men who
have surrendered their licenses will have
TO close he said yesterday. "No un-
licensed place will be doing business here
Tomorrow or Labor Day. do not
care what the custom has been. The Law
rs here for me. and that is all there is TO it
II would be fine thing for me to allow
them TO SELL after all the work have done
during the season trying to keep them in
line
Capt. Dooiey was very much elated yea
terday On the receipt Of notice from the
Court Of Spe<ia Sessions announcing that
conviction in the second disorderly house
case tried by the court had been obtained.
Since June e. the day on which Dcoley
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two disorderly houses have been raided
Two CT the cases were dismissed in the
Magistrates court, eight cen cases are now
before the Court cfSpe ial Sessions and two
convictions have been secured. In both
convictions the pr" prietors were sentenced
TO three months in the pepitentiary. no
option Of fine being given.
Besides the diSrderlv houses raided
sixty excise arrests have been made by
Dooley's plain clothes men. Twelve con-
vict ions were obtained, ten cases dismissed
and the rest are awaiting trial in the Court
Of Special Sessions
With each raid on dis orderly houses
made by the police from Of o TO a dozen
young girls we're gathered in. Anon 6
whose parents had asked the police to
look for them. Besides these Capt. Dooley e
men have made a wonderful record in
picking up young girls who have run away
from home. At least fifty were cared for
by the natrons ct the station and sent
to their homes or given in the care of Mrs.
Hughes. the probationary officer. for safe
keeping until the arrival OF relatives.
Capt. Dooley's record is very good,
said Deputy Commissioner Ebstein last
night, 1Coney Island reeds such a man
and we are proud OF his work, Many your Z
girls have been turned back from a life
Of shame by his prompt action in arreeting
them almost before they had time to get
away from the right oath. He is the right
man In the right place.
Several Of those who have surrendered
their licenses declared last night that they
would open in spite Of Capt. Dooley's orders
ard the prospect for considerable trouble
for the police at the resort to-day and to-
morrow seems to be very bright.