The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-04
GAYNOR'S EXCISE WORD GOES
o>D THO NEW YORK ARRESTS.
NONE ~ KINGS.


Thers we're only two arrests for vio-
,,,ors Il the excise law in New York
.,.n,, Yesterday. one reported by the
ga.t I7srh street police station and the
,,ssr .v the MacdouEal street station.
N. number on normal sundays hereto
,or. Ns. -eu about eighty or eighty five.
n. r.-.r-,se l. attributed 20 Mayor Gay
nor, -.'.r ut a week 90 in which he said
m. rrurrr procedure was through the
rrr..r \'rorney's Office
Pr. t.ptre- men went about getting
~ ..r.a though the precinct commanders
~~r. -rsceut .bout saying how general
-. OBJ. ., sort Of activity. The afsidavits
4 ,f. electives will be presented Co
. CONN ,sionar B,ksr this morning and he
vii forward them to Mr.. Whitman's
~ra
Tr. Urooslvn police had eighteen
aAtayf,. from Kings county last night.
They IsU mJd' u. grrests AZ all. The
NORMA. u.mh.r 1T arrests in Kings
= county ou a sunday for excise viola
,il., y. Usually more than forty II
vl- slit that there might he bigger
wing II Do aidivlts this morning.
I'm IN. RrrnN the police commanders
were out ~ lIggies taking a look at the
:. blooms They al-n rstna rked that af-
hdayii- might h.. turned in this morning
saloon keepers all over town wers
\ careful about the appearance Of their
tars They had the shades up and the
.rreens were pulled away 20 that pass
ershv could $500 that there wasn't anybody
standing alongside waiting for some
thing 70 he pushed across. The side
. doors had CHAINS on them and you
\ Coultnt get IN Unless YOU were known.
! William krImsciN.s saloon at - West
chester SJua-. The PronN. which was
raiied bv kcsnan. ths overxealous
/ policeman. displayed a sign IN the front
window saving that M drinks would be
served without meals.
Raines hotel men we're careful too
about filing pals " YOU wanted Anv-
thing thev sad It was better to take il
Insie along with q sandwich.
there were s,loons IN the Tenderloin
and sewhere which did business at the
h.-s InH.ush.ng.v Lights we're kept low
hs' uch'. but 4 Won looked carefully
VOL cord SOC fru- or fte men standing
a. 'he '..r~ II ~ were weekday night
Charles + Cunningham and Thomas
keenan, the two polIcenen who lost their
lots .as' week for ra.ding srloons when
hey were OF duty put in a busy day in
The Bronx On Saturday they let u out
that they would he on the Jon yesterday
Just - usual They said that they would
collect evidence md ~ 49, ~ on 10 a police
man and that Il the policeman didn't
MAKE the srresI they would report hum
10 the District Attorney
They spent the afternoon walking
through The Bronx viewing saloons
j. he evening they went 20 Clason Point
PARK the amusement resort which opened
o. saturday night. There were 30 m
persons there and many of them ddn =
q thirsty. What evidence Cunningham
and Keenan, got they kept TO themselves
Horace J. Donovan. secretary 81 the
United Liquor Dealers Association %
kings County. said that his organization
had passed the word out 70 it's members
TO 'ook out for the outward appearances 81
evil
IN the lower Fast Side. in the First
tr~pection district. saloon keepers seem.d
40 more worried than usual by the excise
Au In most saloons the hack door was
sNirEinR Enforcing the excise law
seemed TO have been left in the hands
~ 's" Uniformed policemen. Every po-
unsuau on coming in from his tour %
i-'y showed his notebook 10 the Jieu-
tenant on the desk In 10 vas an entry
something like this -On posts =. o and
ou--half ~ ~ no violations Of the excise
.aw acre apparent. The screens in the
Erdows were OPEN and the bar was
visible
IN Inspector Walsh's district, on the
upper West Side. and in Inspector Nc
,.-sy ~ the TenderlOin. IL was said
nat ~ orders had been received in re-
Eard ~ uslnE new methods IN enforcing
~ Az The police said that they we're
rro0~efing a. on other Sundays.
Inc policeman made an old fashioned
sroise arrest in Harlem yesterday. Il
Nas the only excise case presented In
Tie Harlem police court all day. Here
'oiore sunday has brought from fifteen
% twenty such arrests in Harlem.
Policeman DllIemuth OF the East l7ath
stree, station made the arrest. While
be VAS standing &C IND street and L~x-
lts'oa avenue AZ O'clock yesterday
roEt. az a man ran up and told him q
as-t VAS in progress Dear ny. Ollie
r1tk N.rri~d along 90 the sidewalk In
.Toa' = Patrick TssA$=s's SaIo.sn. at roo
Isrns'oH avsnne. There he found John
F...r-sn NJ Isi East I77d street fallen
a. .--'.y bleeding. Halloran Dotntsd
p -" a N. Dill~muth went In and
Erre-t@t " LIAM A. Hickey OF ~ East
I'D strest wbo had feilsd HaIloran. He
aso arrested the hareendsr. Michael J.
SNcJlon. fer violation II the EXCISE Law.
10 Tie Harlem cours Magistrate 0'C'onnor
hs.i NcILo.n In 500 tail. To several
n3lirers DlIemuth said be had had no
o. .~r pmlnAnding him TO refrain from
49, * SILICON kespSrs for selling out
.H..r- ami " r~=t content with getting
'-''H"" for the District Attorney's
nc HallorAn did not ATpeaF against
Dr. coy who was let GO.
a vas about the usual front DIOR
.tnc" 81 the exciss law throughout
yesterday. relieved by o few in
'~nding % Indicate soTre back
.hi Underground ro.tes were still
Long leland C,ty and tho Old
NeW - aaiaons