New-York tribune., 1903-01-05


unusual. They follows:
Charlesst ........-. 1lEazt Eighty-eishsh-st
Madison Deanceyst-
sfssgougaI II Vest 1a55hst ...--....-.
Ness TSirty siexander-ave
East Thrty,nf5i-s q Borough OF oueens----
East Fifty-irst- 4 Richmond -..----..-o
East sixfy-seventh-st.-.. 3
There were thirty-eight arrests last Sunday.
President DoIan of the State Liquor Dealers
Association said yesterday that he had advised
all the members of his organization to comply
with the law. Most liquor dealers. Mr. Dolan
said. would be glad to see sunday closing, but
thew did not like to see permitted
to run unmoIested while others we're ordered
closed by the police. Generally speaking
said Mr. DoIan II think the liquor dealers are
keeping within the law to-day"
THE TENDERLOIN A SAHARA
Old sports and Young ones. FOUNDERS and
drinkers generally said last night without any
qualifications that yesterday vas the dr1est
Sunday the Tenderloin had seen in many years
Captain O'ReiIIy kept up all day his close sur
veilIance of the saloons and bars Of the precinct,
and though the Raines law hotels were doNhs
good business only few side doors were epen'
and those only 10 the best known customers
1t was decided by the saloon men and the others
that it was not worth while running the risk OF
keeping open. especially Captain O'Reilly had
his men here. there and erywhere. peeplnS
into saloons opening side and hall doors Wheh
possible and even peering into hotel dining
rooms and going upstairs to look at Raines law
hotel sitting rooms Captain OReily at night
was intensely pleased with what vas going on
Its n Sahara Desert" said one man. who
had been looking for drink for an hour. He
did not know. howeve-. of the Gases that exist
ed for chosen few. All the big places were
closed up. Tom O'Bour6e's was shut tight.
and so was Kid" McCoy's. and il was only IN
sfxth-ave that the few daring enough to keep
a drink for friends to be found. and they
had wary watchers.
There were places closed yesterday and iast
night that have not closed up IN long tlnie'
b,,+ their bars we're exposed and there were no
TIGHTS TO be seen in the lower parts OF the
bonsaS Policemen went about peerfng into all
,,sneetad pIsces and nearly every Raines law
hotel in the precinct had visit from patrol
man who wanted if a meal was DelnS
served TO those who were drinking
Owe old po1icemar who has been in the Ten
derIoin fourteen years said; Il never saw II
onite as close as to-day. But that HaymarKet
sb+ti1e- Nm was what did it. 1t was nice plece
of business.
I sS O-REILI.Y LOOKS AROUND.
! f-antain O'RenIy took walk through the pre-
! i,ct in the afternoon. Il walked up SiXth-dNe'
Ia aard along Seventh-ave and Broadway
and through lot of the side streets IL tooA
/ ne from 1a.a0 to 4:4J O'Clock All was satls-
{ e.o E.minentIy so I have no complaint 10
I - The district is absolutely quiet and all
/ the rIaces were closed up am very glad tnst
+be saIooukeepers are willing to assist me III
/ ,raserying the law. think it has been what you
! call a dry Sunday
At o'clock Captain OReilly went on Win hs
IA 1lf6
| addresses TO the platoon outgoing ne SSiu
| - he has told them all since he took COM
| mand about allowing no violations of the law
J no music or dancing on Sunday, no saloons -
/ -ou I,ouor and no distinction between the
! wealthy and the poor
NO matter what your private opinion ol '"7
! Law, NAV be-" he said, "and no matter "nae any
ono else may think the law ought 10 De- you
/ must prevent violations of the law as
and simply follow instructions. NO music' "O
dancing and no liquor sold. except at means -
ho,aI from, IL o'clock Sunday until D oeiocA
! Monday morning r.. ra,v
zoe gathered in by the police yesterday. pc
cause Patrolnan Mccarthy. OF the west "l,.
+ie+b-st station. had to investigate an ass'''''
80 opd found what he believed 20 be evidence
~ sunday selling in the saloon where the as
caylt was said to have been committed
While Mccarthy standing on hls PVs',
man who gave his name as DaN'0' -
os No sol west Twenty-Sixth-st. se'ip@.l
70 him that he had been assaulted u, 'he $50
- ph,,i, Nc(sinn. at No 299 Tenth-ave- lac
,;c.,,,ar, investigated the charge OF Assault
-. fo,,,d A,ide1ce of violation OF the Excise
Iav- IN tbe saloon O'F'lsherty. on being taSen
- the New-Yorh Hospital. showed no sign Q.
the serious injuries he had asserted that ne nau
-eceived. and was allowed TO go home. o9S NC
c,,n was locked up charge OF VioiSt'us
the I,iaucr Tax law. made by the Pohesin@h
No DROUGHT DOWNTOWN
~r,oUntown and in Third-ave. there we're TO
-. - an especially dry Sunday. and sppar-
sa,,v conditions were not strtSinsiy diHeren'
I, mai they we're on Sundays under CON-
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