New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08
THE OLD COMPARED WITH THE NEW REGIME
DECREASE IN THE NUMBER OF ARRESTS
INTERESTING STATISTICS.


crowded until late hour in the afternoon with thirsty ind
vduals on their way Westcheser COuntya present the
drinkers Paradise Sunday for in that favored locality
could drinks unlimited and the Excise Commission Waa
boy Probably aager number even tnan enDareu
on the North River ferries jersey cry
and weehawken the boats on the various routes
BILE and excite apprehenons for their safety on the part
nervous people. , .,u... o ,ros, va
markable particularly this the case N tue Bowe
where the German element preomnaes, inoIe"I in
with the cnkng Of glasses and the laughter of the many
ers all was quiet saloons closed and the former requiem
ers either waking sobey the street else of to the rai
districts where lager flowed unresrained., $50 - ida,
Central Park Just putting it's robe Of green was visited
during the day by numbers Of people composed IN
good part OF artisans ana their families VINO Womb uHaouuo
csy have glass two Of beer had been easily pro
cured but considered especial hardship to do with
out for day. though aa day what Is looked upon
Considerable trouble was anticipated by the various Police
Captains through whose precincts the lines OF travel lead
Ing suburbs the return OF the reYeers lne eas
proved uniounded however There were reports OF rows
having taken place Mothayen and Tordham ~ vest
chester County. and at weebawken and hoooAen IN %
Jersey bat in the reports we're ehaggeraieu NM
coming within the city limits the rowdIes bad the goou
sense OF prudence TO behave themselves.
The Twelfth Precinct Police within whose bonnhailss hrs
located iemn Of the Second and Thrdaye railroads and
one end Of Harlem Bridge oyer which passed steady stream
Of persons from morning until after midnight OH! afeu
Tie Third Precinct Police arrested Is persons for inoIea
ton for dorery conduct and pckpockets among the
hrong who crowded the Jersey CITY ferry at me
foot of Chambers ST. remarkable exhibit however
is that The Sixth Precinct which takes in Msionpae
wv and the Bowery extending from Grandst down to the
CITY Hall Park comprising with the exception Of the Fourth
snace in any portion United arrest
made Drunkenness and there was but one case OF ds
orderly conduct This is the remarkable the NUMBER
of Sunday and Sunday night formerly n'cragen
from s 20 the most OF whom were either drunk or ds
orderly. -, H.,
In the Fourth Precinct wherein located The sailor
dance houses snd other low hasn Wstsr ana
loon there but arrests for drunkenness and none Tor
dsordery conduct something almost unknown 10 the history
NJ tlnt
The Seventh Precinct police report that IN Their ara inc
day was very generally respected By the saloon keepers ia
cos Senbefg keeper OF saloon al No 50 East Broadway
gave to hs feeling. by draPng h sen and placing above
From the Twenty third Precinct comprising iorsse ana
vicinity Huichng, reports that the only qnor leaer
hS violated s aT of h s Rsd House and
sXh-sL and Second who was arrested D. D. Mehiger
proprietor beer brewery and saloon at the corner OF
T.nrthaye aud Eighty. had the American n,g
Tying hs building at hall mast and on being asked The
reason such unusual exhibition replied that Liberty
Wa dead America and he bad lowered the flag lin mem
ory Of departed worth
police reports from tbe various Precincts throughout
e city hSs hat for the g hour. preceding Oeofs a. M on
Monday the aoih n oil w arrest. - were 10, on
and Tor dordeIy conduct OF the ~ arrests inside Tor Tue
q hours preceding Monday morning last only "a were oi
runkennes and % for dsordey conduct while - were for
violations Of the SUNDAY luoraw vi those arrested oI ln
toricaion near| one half the entire nnmbe-were or
r.ted as has already stated by the Third Precnt Po
lice the Chambers st Ferry IN each case tue prisoner ehg
on bis way home from NswJersey.
of closing had bsn but prisoner brought IN for
drunkenness Heretofore. each Monday morning brought
III
eness alone In addition three ouribs ~ the disorery
at tho Court out Of the use fguor
Ibe following persons we're brought before the Police
Couris Yesterday Tor violations Of the Excise law IN having
2"rsc nsd EisSsnisi,s hundred .ra,hy sn,
John Heiudr One hundred enty
John lop, NnL and ton,h Joan Rumble seventh ave
sries DENIM. hys brosd~sy ,nd fory ..eond St Ib9ns'
Ennis NV Haven Hotel Twenty s'yent and Fourth ave WI
laah Il Thomas Murray, Eleventh and tfy aNh Il, Heniy
knube seventh .nd fity ninth s John Moorc Ninth
between tay Third -nd tiy log hist Mara MAsue Red hon'e
The seven as named e.tedsy discharged by Justice
Connolly the ,dgHes being I ~, 70 o6 5od them The
The following we're arragned before Justice Bowling at
the Iombs; - -, ,s.,,.. n..,.,... q. q. s,.,..,
Martin bowr' No . fesri,t AUGUST p Meyer No "a tm't
The prisoners with the exception Of the last named (who
discharged for want OF e'dence were held TO bail In the
Of $500 each.
The following prisoners arragned before Justice Led
with at the Jefferson Market Police Court.
Ds"iei Iiea,y 30 rs seventh, ave- fRp Reilly 80
,sss.sn Ss Bdd rsdrs Bush no rs Avenue
Herman Miller No. o' spTins., ., .,oo
For the same onense the following prisoners were arrgned
before Justice Mansfield the Essex Market Police Court
Henry No It7 Fast flevcnth,i Henry ks,seD No.
80 Georse M,hi.sdi No Thdsvs FIedci Hol
They were all held to bail in the sum of $500 each.
OPERATIONS or TIE SEw LAW IN BRooRLYN.
The Police OF Justice Conwe in the basement Of the
city Hail. thronged yesterday morning by parties who
had been arrested for violating the liquor law Sunday and
their friends which filed the TO make 1t difficult
for others TO enter.
The following the which made by the po
lice OF the different Precincts.
FoRTYsLcoND PRECINCT PoLIcE-Dayid Mesbut. No
Fnltonst John COmelas No IS Fulton ST.. postponed TO
Wednesday. Edward Grant No 1876 Yorkst; John Keim.
No o. Bdge-st; Chas. Prince No 1914 Yorkst John Boil
man. No 80 Main Michael Briordy. Front and Stewart
s With the exceptions above named the parties were fined
go each.
FoRIY THIRD PRFcNcr-Neii Doherty corner Of Warren
and Coumbasts Levin J. Bohore. corner Dcgraw and
Hicks sts.; Francis Ferguson Conover and Waicotss;
John H. wlcken, corner Columbia and woodhuLsts cease
adournedli George Gardiner Hamlionaye. near Ferry
adouned) Richard Adds, Atlantic near Bcernm; George
Shnl Boerum aud Pacific; Henry Schechug Dean.
near Boerum Fined ESQ each In the disposed Of
FORTY NINTH PRECnCT-Martin Mehrtens, corner Myrtle
ave. and Skillnan.sis. Fined $50
fIrriErm PREcncT.-George Vessels, corner Ihird-ave
aud Catrol Martin H. Bower. John Ostor, fatbush ave-
Fined so each.
The fines in nearly all the promptly paid.
The lumber Of applications for licenses granted for May
rs follows Fory.hrst Precinct Forty Pre-
ciDc 8; Forythrd Precinct, g. Forty fth Precinct d.
Forrysrth Precinct L. Forty eighth Precinct. Fifieth
Precinct. Ii total % making total of 249 thus far.
There only arrests in the city Sunday for in
to1ication.
The board Of Exeise-Csntinued Hearing Of