The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-09

o1onoP q p09lce, has Issued 0rdefo 70
CLOSE rsstaursuts u I e'csouR ~ Ne
mornins." It was said u The t3spss-
tore hsadQuartsrs !"and We shall, Close
them and order patrons out OF the
places until that order 10 rescindsd. We
shan't walt a. We did this morning.
until nearly : o'clock. either. Al the
stroke Of one the doors muDt be hooked
and ire place empty.
"w..Ils Heaiy and his legal advisers
may think they know the lsw. the
Mayor knows the law also In our opin.
lon. Anyway. he 10 our boss and what
he says goes"
Section %. paragraph . Of the STATE
Excise law contains the law under which
the police are instructed to proceed.
II prsscribes that ANY room In which
liquor b sold during lawful hours must
be closed up and the doors looked dur.
Ing the prescribed hours. whsthsr foe
the sale Of liquor or food. And such
rooms. after lawful hours. may -
used only by his family and employees"
The Healy rstort ~ sxpressed to-day
By the reseAurateur through his law.
yer. n. z Kelly, 10:
MY client must not be discriminated
against An action would probably No
against the Mayor. the Commissioners
Of Police and the officers who made the
arrest. think that every patron
elected from Healy's place this morning.
has . case against the same persons.
WOULD PROHIBIT DRINKING IN
OWN ROOM.
"As for Section %. II contemplate
only that the barroom shall BE- clossl
not the rooms In which food and LIQUOR
are served. The sale Of liquor 10 not
contaminated until the liquor 10 drunk.
II you went to . hotel and ordered .
drink served to you In Jour own room
the police might ~ we'll close the room
and eject you a. DO what they have
done in the Heaiy case. u
I'VE are hoping. though. that the
Mayor will rescind the order ~ II now
stands. and direct the police into more
reasonable ways"
There are about thirty restaurants
and hotels In the Fourth District that
would be willing to sell food and liQuor
at all hours with the assent Of tno
Mayor and police. They are watching
the outcome Of the Hsaly imbrogiio
with keen interest rwenty-nins OF their
proprietors are sore" and Jealous be-
cause Jack" Dunstan alone In the
district has the coveted ail-night u
cense. Some Of them habitually 20 b
"Jack'S' for their early morning meal
because they haven't time to eat In
their own places before they must
close.
why this discriminatory" they de-
mand.
well. Jack never allowed any music
or dancing In his place." the police
reply.
cirY's ATTORNEYS ARE TO
WREsTLE WITH PROBLEM.
The minutes Of the Heaiy case In ope-
cial Sessions will be studied by Corpora.
tioL Counsel Watson. They may form
the basis for further litigation. In the
absence Of Corporation Counsel Watson.
Assistant Corporation Counsel Louis H.
HAhlo was In command Of the once OF
the city's chief attorney today. -
Mr.. Hahlo said no had read news
paper reports Of the action OF the Court
Of Special Sessions In quickly throwing
out the Healy ease and added that ~
would reserve his opinion until he bad
received the court minutes. tt.t
I'VE cannot express an opinion In this
once on the Heaiy case until We receive
the record" said Mr.. Hahlo. II believe.
however. that the case will not be per.
mitted to rest with the decision Of the
Court Of Special Sessions. and further
litigation will be had.
I'm advance Of . final determination
and In the absence OF Mr.. Watson. I
cannot further discuss the case"