New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
TEX RAID on Rum.
Tho Excise lava Christian Sabbath IN New
yerk-CompnIsory acknowledgements
the Ruie. Drunkenness the Exception-he-
sort of Drinkers 20 the Hoboken and West
chester n.MiiIs-Hntcresting Statistics OF
ArresI-sunday and Saturday Contrasied,Ae.

sort o Drinkers 10 the Hoboken aud West.
chester Gin. Miiis-Intcrcsting Statistics OF
Arre.,-sunday and Saturday Contrasied,Ae.
Yesterday was the second Sunday which has
-ss since the Excise law went into operation and the
and made white day" local annals everywhere
Observable Temperance the rule and drunkenness the
Tho metropolis quiet and almost as Silly as New En-.
gland The loudest sound in the streets the rumble
v tie horsecsrs changing the church tower bells
saloon dcDs all closed their polluted foun-
thousand kindred feuds Sensuay Lust Murder and Bu
isliy secaely manaoled bonds that could not be
pe, entire and complete The total abstinence was oil
compulsory thousands TIE more Unsuitable OF whom
themselves happy Jersey shore and westohe
County where and lager gusaed forth unrostaned
> The old hsuns possessed that could not be
Of tho disreputsbe and debased fingered
around their fsvu1te gin mill waiting Meawberhke, for
omething 70 turn up and cnrnS She es days on when
Ihe metropolis Was undoubtedly thirsty and there
aohug drink The Croton fluid esreerd along its million
onduts end spaTked and bright at ITS million Jets but
com, = Wnfe. dr gh water for me- The morning dawned
brti clear aGd the hours sded onward the heat be
,r.e sboSi noon ana this state Of Affairs tended consider
ably aggayae the grievances Of those who supposed them
Inornng 10 OF the Second and Thidsve
Railroads. and the jersey City feSrybais were tnronged win
and children all kurryng outside the metropol
limits the purpose o indagInS the beloved drinks
their stores ocen Wood materially by closing
~ iqroT saloons on sundays IL appesrS however t1at
the direct contrary fact They complain that their sales
have en away considerably. This perhaps demonstrates
ay NECESSARY that the use OF one slim
uisni provoses that % another
,TIoss KIcrsE LAw-cAsEs BEFoES THs roLcE
cOUETS
.rre.cd for keeping opea places and posing
qacr and lrr beer in violation OF tue Excise law and
before the Police Courts on and sunday
AT TIE TONES
number Of persobs arrested BY the Police of the
Fouh Sixth and FoarIeenih PRECINCTS but "a they were un
licensed and Jes3ice bowling OF the opinion that no
dealer who uncensed can be held subject to the penalties
Sp- violating the Rxcse law he discharged them The
only person he'd John Gordon OF No. 81 West
who vas s sDS y U .son P' Re O was na
liberated giving $500 bail for his future appearance 70
AT JETrKRsoN MARKET POLICE COURT
Henry rcnHsi No s BrOadysy af PrcH Hs%'n No ~
held bail In tue sun OF 500 each by
AT EssEx MARKET POLICE COURT
christopher Bose No 2i2 Cherryst.; arrested by Omcer
Joaes II The S~venih Precinct. On
Fngene SIZZLING. No n Avenue a; arrested oy omcer
OHyel OF tho Seventeenth Precinct
PAU BENDER No i9 East EeventhSt arrested by Officer
Waters Of tie Seventeenth Precinct.
No. Is Stantons. arrested by Officer Her
Henri DieTer No 100 Desnceys srrested by Sergeant
J. L Coy OF tie Tenth Precinct 49, 80
All OF The held bail in the sum Of 600 each
by Justice Mans6ed.
Temperance aod rgnseng strongly conrasted yester
dlv n the KSsex Market Police Court. While KEN and
reyer were Justice Mansfield charged with
violating Excise law in having KEPT their places open and
dsposed OF liquors Yesterday Officers McCoud and Kennedy
court having arrested Edward Faconer the well
Ulcers state that The prisoners we've seen by them Easiest
standing pile Of logs and harangung large crowd on me
shouts Of approval by some and with dsiaYor p
Others Believing that the affair would result II row # the
man were not prevented from speaking Officer McCloud
ordered them and commanded the crowd TO dis
15 Of tbs officer and the crowd eacer for ANYTHING that
would add the general excitement cheerec and advised
them TO GO on hsrangues. Officer MeCloGd then
called TO bis assistance Officer Kennedy and Falconer and
Kp arrested They made resistance but proceeded
quietly the followed by ahrone OF Their late andos
Eager what would be the termination Of the case Just
ice Mansfield informed accused that lie should require $500
bail each for their future good behavior fAeoner turned 10
the crowd the courtroom and asked u there was any per
householder who would become ms surety Tor
that amount No response was mace anu ts y, , sn,
conducted from the court room 10 the plson ADJOINING
'nS Ss y coS end Tor b advice whh was probably
followed by them later in the day One week previous faconer
,s Of future good behavior discharged Justice shand
ley wears he Of intense annoyance
out drawing immense crowd around him By holding
form on TIE Temper ance QUESTION IL te Si nm d as
seemed Of 70 arrest him. for he would procure
bail and the following Sunday reappear Of his old
esne places and hold forth toe enormity liquor selling
Personally Faconer rather fine looking and Of good address
Streepfcaehng the Temperance question seems to be
POLICE STATISTICS FOR TIE DAY.
Headquarters Police Precincts up TO late
hour a't evening ostias of s9nSsr inoIica,ion 4
Fourth-no Iifthvioaons Of sunday law intor
ron % SunJay law dorderly conduct REORGANIZATION
SUNDAY law 10 woman disoTderly eondnet Ninth
-ntoxcation Tenthvoaiion Of SUNDAY Law irtoIGa
non l. disordery conduct men. women Eevenil-yioa
zion Sunday law man, woman, ntoxieatoD . Iweiuh
" conduct g. Foureenb-viOlaton Of Sunday law diso
derry conduct female Ftsnhviolaiion OF sunday law
intn.icafou L. Sxfcenth-yOatOn Of Sunday law l. dls0r
derly conduct L. Standardization OF sunday law IL
foxicaon conduct female Elghteenth-disoT
Ninetecnth-ViOutiOn OF sunday law l. ID
toxicaou disOrdcry conduct !; Iwentleth-yoation Of
sunday law l. ntOxcatOn /; observation-disclosures OF sun
dsv law men, woman intoxcation disodey Condaci s.
observation-disclosures OF Sunday law l. Twenty thrdno
arrests Twenty fOurthno arrests; Twenty hith-no1ca
tjop female; sxth-intOxlcaon .; IwentYseVenh
iatoxcaton 2: Twenty igth-v0ation Of Sunday law l.
Twsatynnth-no arrests; Thiriiethno arrests. Iotall
of Sunday intOxcariOn p, disordery conduc
"a II will thus be that the whole number Of arrests IN
this cir Yesterday for the three oenses above was
against lf7 on Sunday MAY and l9 or Sunday Apf
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THE DAY IN BRnOKLb
The selling places closed Yesterday iAe same 81
the SUNDAY No asceitsned attempted
TO keep except where the party was
promptly arrested James FzsimmOns, Henry Brandt ana
Lewis grocers. who keep bare their premises
Opened morning the purpose selling groceries 10
admitted bail By Justice Walsh TO appear 70 day and
admitted 10 bail BY Justice CoTn"el 10
xppeaT this morning 10 the charge The day passed
of remarkably quiet The total number Of ap
pcations for liquor licenses granted Saturday was 10
The quiet prevailed throughout the Eastern District
the Excise law Instead OF the turbulence prevalent
SabDaths heretofore the solemn stiffness Of England
sabbath prevailed If not in the whole District AT least
that portion known old williamsburg princl
pay included in 18TH Precinct Only violation
tbe reported in this precinct grocer named VIM
Scsumscker having been arrested by Ofcer Brewer.
Found Drowned
Fon1 HAMILTON Ma, L. l-fG