New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26
THE EXCISE LAW.

INCIDENTS Is TIE POLICE COURTS-NAJEs OF THOSE
ARRESTED.
The number of arrests of unlicensed liquor dealers
have increased considerably within the pest "a hours If
may have been occasoued by desire their part to supply
their customers with their iavorte beverages during this ex
tromey weather The most Of The arrests recorded D'"
made Sunday night mp 10 IL o'clock the popetoF
IN many instances having been arrested during Inc DAY ana
released on bail as taken 10 the Police Court by tie
magistrates the consequence Of which was that within hall
m hour from Of his arrest the dealer back in bis
l,ce again serving out liquor his the intense
delight Of the latter who drank bumpers 20 the hein e
ever made the mistake Of keeping after The courts clos
aud being arrested by the Police were forced 10 pass no
night in the cell Of staionhouse which cGnileiing ne
warmth Of the night must have been anything but re1saat
Such unfortunate Kase Kali who keeps an exten
svc LAGER No. ~ BDwtry lie had been AZ
rested Sunday cyrl times 10y the lenth frecnci oee
Tor keeping m scoq open ana Cs" MnSt n b At
o'clock p m Cap Davis Of the Tenth proe9ct ordered DIS
King wsn, INTO ile lssf !" rpFiD n. informed Yr Kiln
sf1nty became much excited and decurd that be would
throw open doors Of bis saloon. aud invite thc crowd IN
He informed that II he did his bariendts Woud be
arrested aud the place closed by tao police Klein ola tow
open Bis DOORS ana invited thc crowd into the pacean ny
ifon promptly accepted No had he done than be-
arrested together with his walters and the place was
The arrests caused considerable excitement in the vicinity
the small knot OF police headed Captain Davis being io
lived by an crowd hooting and yelling While go
one Of the officers and causing confusion Another
rfan. with paving stone In his hand shouted GIVE 10
the sons Of aud hal scarcely completed the sentence
he knocked down by welainsd blow from an OF
hces locust No paving stones we're thrown and the
crowd kept a respectful distance Until the prisoners were
lodged IN the sa;onhouse. Soon oitr The arrest Justice
Mansfield nt - The statiohous ana that lhe lih
crs be brought before him. As he had previous sent word TO
Captain DAVIS that be would dose MS court % O'Clock end
Inc Captain had assured himself by actual obse alton ihai
the lsei az tle tmo the prisoners were brought
the station house he declined to Gceede TO ne mandc 81
the magistrate and the prisoners passed The nsht IN me o
ofthe siaonhousc Yesterday morning ne prisoners we're
taken before Justice STANDBY and by hin held 10 bail ~ the
AT the JEFFERSON MARKET Police COURT.
At The above following persons we're arIaened for
/ violation u the Excise Law:
r p e,nH & Assas,s Herman s sinh PCS w,'i,,
ios" Koretsl % Gfadt waieeS IS sese.ve
aid fe s . ps hse1 s "a fta'e
McGsney 80 " twenty a Luke ~ " Tgoaty,Iih',
j. Deyesy ~ e oudS7e ief ',cn a. second
rLSq ,,, hs' r., " rlii 9, INST l. Sn5t 80 1estsare
NJ f1fell go NinhsYe a uH,h y. , =, y ry 70
John Ees " IArie,tst Trncis kIcn. - FT.isv'
Al were held to bail IN The srm Of 500 each
Andrew John and Patrick Moakley and Patrick Dennis
who With q number 4 others arrested FOR creating
esrtis aud Fret avs and aferward beating icsr Aaron
r. Young 4 the Eighteenth Piecnciln account Of which
appeared Yesterdays THDuNEwero each held 10 bail IN
tie Of 500 10 answer The charge o: assault Henry
Martens a.d Albert SemeIs also were arrested by Olcer
committed assault upon y" officer Tor this they were
held 70 bail in The sum Of 80 each ASgesius RehaId'
Church n SalNau.si ordered 10 by Officer Holt
~ the Fifteenth Precinct. lie refused and The officer
attempting compel hun to do struck him blow IA the
mouth He at arrested. aad was 'es"Vu'y COM
maj 40 default of $50 ball
AT The TOgIs roLICE COURT.
The r. Iuiug the Of those aTaIgued before
h. Maf'er 5ThonasG Patrick slnivsn 81 Greclwichlt
Nuiha schmidt 2il (cI.fe-st Do Dor1u. 10 HJosrscl.
Martin Ball s. Blyar- r.. Acl Holman, Eitse'hs'.
I.us Pa lie nrIs. RudI'ph 0e - Ma.terf.
p sebsrrsubarl Naue-f, Louis Goss - Wl.smr..
J. Rift e1lt fs3 Fentsi. Patrick OBrel q Caffeine -,
John flitpaIcs. 90 Oak.s., W. kfocle al. okrt.
7. cCarty. - Roo cse i-st John Dos q u Motif
Patrick ONe 80 Roo etst, H. P0hman, Is5 Lhlatels'
lie iy kie5ai. l58 Eixab . bet,
They held 10 boil ~ the sun OF 300 each
Al The lssEX-MARKLT POLICE Cot BT.
The following nrrHg ned before Justice Shandl
Kari K'e n. lg5 Bovey. Jane Msngan. "a Bowery,
lie 81. huang q Of.hafd., MARY English, 0l fouftn-s'.
bat 18Th j. Woe lsber.e l1 OfchaTdsi
An hell 10 ban In their roc0gnizinec IN the sum
OF 100 each.
MELTING TO SUSTAIN THE EXCIsE LAW
meeting Of the friends Of the Excise law held last
evening a. No Broadway. for the purpose Of adopting
measures sustain the law. In spite Of the uncomfortable
women were present Addresses made by the Rev Dr.
Bowling. Col Beeney and Messrs. Dayie, Holland Baker
aud others.
Resolutions were adopted declaring the opinion Of
the Excise Law meets the wishes OF the
great majority OF the moral aud awabdng citizens Of New
temperance organizations IN the city b. make
s supports that party politics should not be considered In
connection with the which bhOu entirely
It's merits ing upon all friends OF temperance
DIN in maintaining the law and rendering ii effective.
The chairman Of the meeting was directed 70 appoint
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