The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-17

Inc ponce OF tho Twentieth precinct we're actvov on
gas On sunday In paying their respects 10 the numerous
liquor oslsrs y Tho Seventh, Eighth, Ninth and reu.h
L. accordance With the orders Of the General
Superintendent every liquor store found open for the
sale Of intoxicating drias ". noed down, and yes,er
persons for violating the law Tho those thus
complained of are a. follows
re' Dsl Isan Sa SG ss aaS Seventh avenue
Peter Murphy, No. 347 " +"
Henry Strong, No. 3l2 4" Z"
j. AcKepna, No. 1893
Daniel Healsy, No 2s4
John Grant, No. a33 Eighth avenue
Jas. Wallace, No. 4l6 :"
John Callahan. No. $50 +" +"
John Ridley, No. 462
Jas Finlsy, No. A1o
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J g'f sstIy H Ssa 81 No. ''s " 4"
james Beslan, No. 1877
Joseph OT0ole No. 244 ("
f. r. Hammerse, NO. 473 4" "
John q. Ryan, No 2S2 Tenth svenus
Francis Boy Ian, No. 277 ("
G. q. Pckuan, No. 27o "
Jas. Gibson, No. SEQ Z"
James Hughes No BAL
John Cougrlin, No. 343 a"
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The Eighteenth precinct made similar foray upon the
liquor dealers found violating the Sunday ordinance and
John BsneEsmp, No. $50 Eas. Twenty nrst street
Pat; Fitzpatrick. No. S4e Second avenue.
Michael Meehan, No. SAT I"
Patrick Connor No. 397 20
jas Red No. 3s9 %
Daniel OSuivsn, No. Its East Twenty second street.
James Farrell, No. 173 East Twenty second street.
The aCcuEed parties will be brought before Justice
y today and required to give bail TO Jacob Alt,
German keeping lager beer saloon at the corner o;
aaad Oxth
Ninth precinct police yesterday warrant issued by
Justice Kelly shged with violating the Sunday Law, ana
on being brought before the magistrate he required 10
give bail to answer Thus ended the foray upon the
liquor dealers.
FUGITIVE BETRAYED NY HIS Doc -en the 18th ms tits
alleged bar tender named Michael Sheehau stole COLO
watch and $50 from Mrs. Brady Of SIT Pearl street,
fed to Westport Conn with the booty. Information Of
the larceny having been communicated to detective
sowey and King, they followed him thi.her. They
searched several houses in Wes.por fol- the fugitive bn.
were unable TO find any clue his whereabouts Night
cane on, and the detectives about returning TO
New York In disgust when large do made his appear
Inc for stone fence on the opposite N side Of
the lot The manner Of the animal excited the Gu.
ros'ty Of the police, and they followed it, when
search, and the dog concealed behind the wall
Sheehsn Appeals bad been informed of the presence OF
the police, ano leo 70 the fields for safety; but the
duct OF the dog revesled the OF his hiding pa,e
and betrayed him into the hands Of bis pursuers Tne
WaeCn was 10 weller store NorwAtx,
where the prisoner, 1t is said hid left repaired
The prisoner WAS brought back 10 New York Monday
and locked up for examination.
BURGLARY AND ARREST sUsrIuoN.-John Glenn and
Patrick Divine were taken into custody by pocem- N
Osrarder Of the Thirteenth precinct suspicion Of hay
ing burgarousy entered the sore Of David Tobias No
ts0 Grand street, aud stealing thererom $50 worth OF
clothing. The prisoners confessed their guilt and gave
the officer sucn information LED 10 the recovery S3e
worth Of the stolen goods The property found al
NO. 3S2 FIRST avenue, 23a Mott street. and 25S Eighteenth
street. Justice Steers committed the prisoners for trial
CAPTURE OF A FUGITIVE William q. Thompson who
was engaged in the burglary at LOG Duane street, on the
7th Of April last, along with two in the State
prson, was discovered at Yonkers Monday by detec
tives Slowly King, and arrested Thompson vas OIL
an excursion ~ the time OF his dcoyery, and allowed
to 80 On board he steamboat for this city before the OIL
GERS introduced themselves to his notice. Tue prisoner
confessed his guilt, and was locked up for trial.
ANOTHER VISIT TO HOWARD STREET Polly
Others OF the Fourteenth precinct paid their weekly
visit to Howard street Monday night and arrested the
inmates Of the house No. 49, a charge of disordery
conduct, and keeping house of prostitution. Justice
Steers held the accused for examination