The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-07
Observance or tAe sabbath.


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Observance or tho Sabbath.
VIOLATION or THE SUNDAY LAw-DEsCEN UPON
LAGER BIER sAL0oN-ARKrsr OF THE DfsoRDEeLY
PhRTns.
In consequence of the new orisr issued by Meyor
Wood, which published yesterdays paper, In
strucng the policemen relative to their duties in
forcing becoming quiet and orderly conduct the
Sabbath usual degree of vgi!snce and activity
displayed by the policemen yesterday. In different
parts Of the city observed hRgo bodies Of them
giegated around liquor shops and public houses, sppa
reny intent upon the st:t dschnrgs of their duties,
IN accordance with tse wishes OF the Mayor bat few
instances was tneir preseace required.
however, came to know.edge at late hodr last
evening 1t setms that at lager bier saloon, suat
assembled, enjoying themselves w after the most ap.
proved Dutch fashion, dancing, singing, slipping
sss qS,ss s ~ ss o. gsf Sef ana Listening % to as
musicians, when their olli6cation suddenly inter
rupted by the appearance Of formidable body OF ice
men, who Immediately nabbed the whole of the dis0r-
dery assembly, ana politely sssorsed them to the
ilsyenth ward station house whsse they comfora
the ofcers Represented mely lud,crous The
number Of arrehts made amounted co twenty the
others are-Lewis Vegas. Casp.s ROBIN, Charles Fseh
ling John Zmm, rman, Jacob Fight K,ssehrach Freie
obn nl osn
Case, Simeon Newf ouse, CbaIles and George Waltz
Emanuel Flnefsllow Henri Brai, Christopher Milsc
N. Huyuan, Andrew Kiiisra, John Terry, Christian
Cook, George Hohn and Jacob Pittser
DRUnKEN ROW IN THE SEVENTEENTH WARD.
AT one O'Clock on Sur day morning party OF who
had been drinking freely in low groggery in T~elfth
street, near First avenue became engaged in . row,
which resulted in riot small scale. Stones, brcx-
bats, clubs knives and other weapons equally Of dan
gerous nature used ndscTiminateiy both sides
Captain Hart Of the Seventeenth ward police hearing
difficulty succeeded queling the disturbance ana
resting the most consp uous OF the rioters Patrick
the Complaint Of Thomas Mooy who charges them with
having beat him unmercifuiiy with cidb. Patr ca
II lancls asarrest%d Tor having slang shot In his
hands several others who were riotous In thsir cou
Duct alho taken the station house and locked up
for the remainder Of the ngnt Yesterday the
were brought before Justice Wood the Essex Market
Police Here Galaghsr Francis and Rooney locked
up for examination while the others discharged,
there being sufcsn. evidence dstan them Capt
HarI compa rs frequently Of the rowdy propensss OF
the ope inhabtng tins hood, whicn has
many other occasions been the scene OF desperate fac
ticn fghts
THE SALE OF LIQUOR YEsrERDAY-ARRREsrs FOR
DRUNKENNESS.
Quite = change Ierceptible yesterday in the &C.
neral appearance of the city from what have been
wont to for the past four months Nearly half
the grog shops fearefsIy kept open, nowthstand
ing the proclamation Of the Mayor published few Gays
bath. As matter Of course, the number Of disorder
lies increased in proportion to the facilities for obtaining
ntoxcstpg beverages. Consequently the magistrates
at the various police courts kept pretty busy
entire cay in dposng OF those brought up before thera
for erunAenness About forty persons were committed
by Justce Connolly for being intoxicated and disor
derly.
SUNDAY LIQUOR SELLING IN WILLIAMSBURG.
Yesterday afternoon officer Cochen, of the Fifth Dis
tlct Police, reported Mr. Smith, grocer of First
and South Fifth Streets selling liquor on Sunday.
Daniel Cummings who coming out Of the place
intoxicated, arrested and locked up witness.
THE SUNDAY Law IN JERSEY CITY.
The Sunday law is very strictly observed in Jersey
City. Yesterday was very quiet day The police
found but few places OF business in operation and
tilted the propetors thereof to appear before the Re-
corder this morning.
THRoEGs m THE ELYsIAN FIELDS.
Yesterday being warm and pleasant rather the
opening day Of the for resort to Hoboken and the
Elysan Fields were throneed-a large number OF per-
from New York avaiug themselves Of the opportu
do business unoer considerable restraint on sanday on
account Of the disposition shown to enforce the state
laws ON the subject.
Police Intelligence.
CHARGE CT FALSE PRErESCES-
Augustus Hitz, per OF int slgence Office at No.
65G. G.eenwich street, yesterday arrested by officer
Sweeney Of the lower police court charged with swnd
ling German gIl named Theresa Swiole, out Of sis.
The complainant alleges that she went 20 the
place Of business in order to obtais situaon that
wbie there was induced By him t, deposit the above
um 10 his hands for safe keepng that when shs asked
Htz for the money, some days after she left 1t with him,
he refused 70 ive Il to her or render satisfactory
account Of the same Justice Connolly committed the
prisoner 10 answer.
ALLEGED GRAND LARCENY.
O6cer Lockwood, Of the Seventeenth ward police,
rested young man named Andrew Clark charged with
stealing about $oo worth Of property from the premises
against CLARK goes 20 shos that he was discovered 10 the
house by Mrs Where who alarmed the fellow, who ion,
medatey started OF with the property in his possession
He was Immediately pursued py the officer, who
ceeded in sresting him. The accueed taken before
Justice wocd at the Essex Market Police Court where
he was committed for examination.
CHARGED WITH RoBBIEa HIS EMPLOYER.
Jacob Fuchs brought before Justice Wood at the
Third District Police Court charged with having stolen
wearing apparel and other property valued at from
his employer Henry w. Fisher, 176 Grand street me
premises but protested the complanants vsluDg the
property st SIS, as In hts opinion the amount stolen
magistrate committed the accused tsl charge OF
grand larceny.
Brooklyn City News.
THROWN FROM HoRsE AND KnIED.-On Saturday
afternoon last, young SON OF Mr.. Jerome Ryerson
named George thrown from horse belonging his
father, which he riding the Flatbush road, aud
sor,s s' % .s.s S
letting 60 the bride sa triad to Sod dd'ii simss by By sSs
y
cashipg In his skull BE spoke after wards and
died In about two hours Mr.. Ryerson coming along
the Same road In . wagon and cane up shortly after
the melancholy He conveyed TO Nelsons
tavern, where he breAthed his last.
The BROOKLYN IIQUoR DEALERS 1T II understood that
tho Kings County Liquor Dealers Association have secur
ed tho legal services Of Judge Vanderbilt and H. O.
Murphy, hq.
Court Calcntaf-This Day.
UrHm STArM CIRCUIT C0URT.-Equity causes.
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