The New York herald., 1866-06-26
THE EXCISE LAW.

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co,~ -rative Quiet Yesterday-Arrests
- ."rk and BrOoklyn-Cases BE-
.,rdozo-the Old Board OF |
.--o Not to Grganize-A False Re-
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TS@ Excise Commissioners had quiet time yesterday
But few applications for licenses received and their
attention was principally confined to the transaction OF
routine business.
ARRESTS FOR VOL ArlHG THE LAWS.
The following arrests made during yestSr
day.
BEFORE JUSTICE HOGAN
Tho following named persons were yesterday held to
bail In hundred dollars each for violating the excise
law, in selling protesting to sell liquors without
ncense and also for keeping open on Sunday
Muller, No. Thomas street; Patrick Sullivan, At
Greenwich street; Martha Schmidt 2l2 Centre street,
Daniel Doran IA Roosevelt street; Martin Ball. t6 Bay
ard street; Alexander HOLMAN, No Elizabeth street.
Lena Eagle, 10 Leonard street; Rudolph Geamer, 13
Walker street; Philip schancanbach No. Walker
street, Louis Gross, 234 William street. Joseph Rhine
street John Tzparcs s Oak street, VIM KrocReian'
No York street; Timothy McCarty, "a Roosevelt
street; John Doyle, Is Mott street; Patrick oNe As
Roosevelt street; Henry Pohman and Henry Krehae,
ITS Elizabeth street.
BEFORE JUSTICE KELLY
The following Of liquor dealers came up before
Justice Kelly yesterday morning the parties complained
Of beng held to answer in each In the of three
hundred dollars:-John Schwartz, No. SAT Second
avenue; John F. siegman, No. e76 Eighth avenues
George Holman No 139 East Forty first street; Fred
Fifty eighth streets Casper Res No. iii Broadway
Herman Handle, Harlem lane, 1l3th street; Hugh Tie
man, No. $40 Eighth avenue; Patrick Mcclure, No.
561 Second avenue.
The following arrests made yesterday in the
Fourth and Fourteenth precincts for violation of the
No pit Elizabeth street. John Freed No 102 Mulberry
street. Harry Hil No. 90 East Houston street. Henry
Pomor was held to bail in the of twenty dollars;
the others with the exception of Harry HILL in the
of one hundred dollars He Is still in the hands of the
and John Rourkc were arrested for the same misde
meanor, and discharged Harry Hill and John o oRourke
served an injunction the officers Of the Fourteenth
precinct TO stay further proceedings.
MEETING IN SUPPORT OF THE LAW.
The following preamble and resolutions were adopted
by meeting OF citizens favorable to the Excise law held
at 600 Broadway last evening"
Whereas the abiding portion the commu
nifty form large majority Of the whole number and that
haug regard fer the and The
At It's last session passed such law as opinion meets
Resolved That is only the interest but the duty of
e"sse II it support T5p o on,on o,,,,s .a
up N the he s m m or ~ h M oH, thaa se de
then final verdict be rendered at the ballot box Novem
Resolved That respectfully demand Of the temperance
men everywhere 70 make good their professions by
as SS S al ass % ns S sustain the
Resolved That committee of be appointed by this
The Metropolitan district with view
effective cooperation
MEETING OF LIQUOR DEALERS
Aprvate meeting Of liquor dealers was held yesterday
at the Tammany Hotel for the purpose of taking steps
arrests under the Liquor law. After some dis.
cusson as to the propety Of suing out further inunc
later hour a the Masonic Han Ito TO decide whst soon
the society should finally enter upon.
ARRESTS IN BROOKLYN.
The following Is accurate list Of the arrests made
n fOrv nj he Exc
law-Chares Merritt barkeeper; David Courts, lager
r beer dealer George camsr SALOON keepss Peter
DEALER Samuel w. Fctter hotel keeper; Charles Bishop
farmer Thomas johnson, botel keeper; Henry smith
liquor dealer Geo. Horring, hquordealer No 4s Main
street; Cornelius liquor dealer No II Fulton street,
James Hendricken, stone cutter, Fifth avenue near
ty- first street, between Third and Fourth avenues
Francis Geray, saloon Keeper open after midnight;
lager beer saloon; Joseph smith, lager beer saloon
The cases were disposed Of in the Police Court yester
day. majority Of tho Offenders fined thirty dol
charged.
| THE OLD BROOKLYN EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.
consisting Of Messrs Hugh Mclaughlin wiiIe Jarvis
and John J. Oakley, Will hold meeting to-day in the
Judges 70 debate tho question whether
Juncfus otscio or not
| EASTERN DISTRICT.
On Sunday night German lager beer saloon keeper
named August Konow arrested for selling beer
his place in Franklin, Furman street, Grcenpoint
Joseph Truman barkeeper in the same saloon, also
arrested shortly after his boss for closing according
to his drectlons Both delinqnens arralgned be-
fore Justice Daley yesterday morning, and gave bonds
| to appear before the Grand Jury.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Before Judge Cardozo.
JUNE 25-Pdul fdik and q. H. Hotps The Commission.
era Ercise In these cases counsel attended, in pursu
day. that 1t would settle the terms Of the order to be
made, under Judge Cardozos recent judgment respect
ing The new liquor act plaintiffs and defendants
sought to put in certain amendments and have them
| made part Of the ruling OF the Court.
the conduct Of the Excise Commissioners very strong
language He said that they a lawless partisan
the law Of the OF New York He would ad Use tho
citizens 10 oppose the proceedings Of the Excise Com
mssioners In this matter by every legitimate means in
II also stated by another counsel that he had been
applied to by some persons to take out injuncons
against the Excise COMMISSIONER but that he advised
them not TO do out of respect to the decision Of the
Court which ho believed would all those cases
lock and key had been broken by the police This
required he said be publicly noticed and IL tho DO.
nee ad not desst from such proceedings an injunction
. The Court took the papers but did not announce on
what day II would fix the order
THE OLD EXCISE BOARD.
TO rnr EDITOR or HERALD.
o w % S9s me BY pssns ss % in yanr columns ina, the
.nop Of doing . with wsCu' orders from s
PrssIdens q the old Board Of Excise
TESTING THE LAw--No ROW.
:. TO rBK EDITOR
%y Gss IN S payer S %
several persons were arrested there BY the police
me but simple justice by stating that place
we time mentioned or AT any other time In my house II
true that served Injunction Captain Cameron
srninns him from interfering with while transactng
my business and 20 the least Of H. II would appear
put Up Job 70 report that dinlculiy took place my
mouse when It's well known the neighborhOod
truth AS other ilnuor
Dealers bel eve that have right legally con
reports am determined 70 d. 'ne a's . '1eh
TIMOTHY NooNE
Northeast corner OF Sixteenth and FRS, avenue
Ntw foRE, June rs. 1865
News from Fortress Monroe.
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING THE ARMY WITH
BEEF-fREEDMEs FORWARDED TO MAssAcHr.
sETTs-GUsBoATs AT NORFOLK.
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