The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-10

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or ,aus TO che ,srd OF the Who'll, population OF the cy
these statistics would evidence Of de-
zAuon In CITY wnch would DO frghuul in the
ks,e osen 81 times for tho same oencss
while others belonged other sections OF the
~ have been arrested for thee offences
vhue temporarily onrniDg among 1t will average
1T sat three rests OF the persons for these Of
keRcss, and b. dvtcpg tine whole moertwe hundrei
The whole number ~ separate persons actually arrested
To sixty six thousAng hundred add ninety
bvs II there deducted from this number 6fasu thou
sead str trgers esed v1s temporarily sooarnpg In
Ire oty /. vii leave fifty thou Xix hue ired md
spsy Ave, ard tie veord still shows to Illuminating
hot Of tho ~ eleven Of the
u this city for these offences inst Law and morals
il MAJ be Interesting to inquire Into tbs producing
saose Of 20 much evil with v'ev to appI some ado
fnate REMEDY would herr r-m.rk that several Years
Dor in ves Of the evil. alluded TO directed
sAs oAetane Of phi TO rsoort the number Of prr.ons
ensastd Ia the liquor traffic in their ci-trcts
Ness repess HAYS been regularly m.ds to the
time ssch occasion of reporting TO the Mayor
WITH the exp citation that Was only ~, to lay
before these whose uty 70 apply ths ths
evts fesntire from IN rcscrm'nate license sJrsm
Tue sv h. vAr, has not be- cd and tbs number
bss sfesdy orssfsd until the present time when they
number, A. appears from the table aareasd sewn til
s.rd AMI s.venty Eve Daring the past sumner, after
o., supg wish the foreman ~ toe Grand JGry, rIeteo
tbe cAsssins VI The tsvsra strots TO sport that
soy the nsmss and pisces Of business Of the several
rtrsOns In their districts ~no AGED In s.cg
saIm Without btiog licensed, together with evi-
Errss OF the fsc's in their session Tns order
us5 lDnsGiAtrIJ conpu q VIVID. ana tnoroupon inc
Gran Juiy found true ti OF indictment aga al the
persons taos engaged and their bsirg zt,d and
brought ixto cart the .rger part Of them pleaded
guilty. and ssvsrsliy pusisbed BY the city Judge
sho then presided o. the q urt OF Sessions
II fhese pco, -di g he number thus engaged Ia sell
ing lsrof has heen materials re1uoso, although this
uIssi II III. hss bsen entirely prevented some Of
le pesoIs gho tent 10 oriseo that o1cason I'm
oedAtsy tiee1pr son Of their Of i'm
rssomrsrcod tie ;hs AMI orders have issued 10
Arcest y person foutd viostirg the law. The C,m
mn Ciurc lie fully smpowsed TO pass peaAl ordt-
bspe- on ibis subject provieiog for this summary
s.t--n 80 PM I'm. nj o! persons thus ofenoiug
~ the Sotn OF april 1879 the ShoIe numoer Of per.ons
srxsss1 iu ihs retail liz r I'll; b67 sganst 076
the Sht OF Deceser 1863 being increase Of sos
D. years and nine ,ontns Dorog the three months
epihs si'h April so I54a thers arrested fer in.
soxic<to and dsor6edry CON not LASS. During the
hseS months epdng vi 80 Der, 1853, there
uxrssd fcr intcxoAtion disorderiy oondus 4l8,
being ineress Of 1893 about eighty ave per cent
Ia four and hsK yesrs The statistical table
bsrea xd hawing TIE moer VI persons arrested
sm he fr,i oFgs nuAton Of tie Dc to the pre-
time sill .oaod Doth interesting and instructive.
RespeeEuily submit al.
GEORGE W. kATsELL Chief of Police.
kae BY tie OF the several districts TO the
Chci oi Polio. II spprehsnoed tIr feloaies mis-
acsoesBop srd other offences iron the Asst day Of Ju
- tr- thirty hItt day of Deem YER 1893 Inclusive
Weaesa Jay A,p SP od .. DC ntal