The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-02

1ohn huger, l2eth street. between Tenth avenue aad
Henry Johns corner Of Broadway and Fifteenth STREET.
Henry As5, e.:vld avsnse, between Forty sixth 40
th,. esid % await the opening Of the courts
Matthias Grosswsller, No $50 FRS. avenue.
Henry HsTmar, No. es7 second avenue
Yhon'as Thornton, No 1,l7s Broadway,
Edward Muller, bartender for James NcCabe, No. Ito
Joseph Hill West Forty third street, below Eleventh
avenue.
Marshall Roth No. 4a4 Fifty second street.
Martin Gcidenck, No. 40 West Fifty second street.
THE Law IN BROOKLYN.
The Sunday Excise law In Brooklyn and elsewhere is
beginning TO assume features For q few Sundays
since the law went into operation enforced the
letter but Judge Ca dozo's decision put hole in the
law VIII Oh has 70 be great rent and the law will
soon be torn TO atoms II u has 70 carry many more OF
ton conagion has seized the liquor dealers Of Brooklyn
and injunctons served out last week by
few and the parties named in them carried their
trade unmoested by the police. Al one OF these
the peer NO. no o.
and the proprietor was obliged to get fresh
supply The counsel for the Brooklyn Liquor Dealers
Asso aton rode around the city from station house to
station house and among the police courts attending to
the interests Of their clients Justices Cornwall Welsh
and Mansfield held from the middle of the for'-
try the OF violation Of the Excise law, and
nearly all the enumerated below taken
before them and the parties bail until the consti
tnaity of the law Is tested before the Court Of APP
peals
Il is now reported by legal gentlemen that Judges
Barnard and Gilbert OF the Suprem Court have signi
He'd their intention To receive appl cations for njuncons
In excise this week, 50 that the public expect
10 see the next Sunday assuming its usual appear
under the old excl Q system The liquor
dealers marshalling their forces they have num-
bers, plenty Of money and good deal Of energy and
they may yet turn the partial victory which they have
obtained into q b.tantia one against the trainers,
advocates and supporters Of the new law. The day,
with the exceptions named In the following statement
otherwise well observed -
FoRrY-FIR-r PRE- ISCT-CAPrAN SMITH.
The arrests for violating the law IN this precinct
$40 Fulton street, and John Gantz No AZ Myrtle avenue
FOR Y-sE n PR Iscr-c iTAIs JACOBS
The only in this precinct consisted Of Daniel
Hines liquor No. 1856 Sands street. charged with
selling liquor without license; also for selling liquor on
roRrv-rmRp PRscIscr-cArrArs RHODES
The following arrests for keeping open house yoster
day wer, reported william schwin lager beer saloon
Henry Kraft, No IS Columbia street. liquor store by
officer Gu ok. Subsequently the officer took Mary
Krait into custody for continuing the business the
apprehension OF Henry
Gunther MendoIph, lager beer seller, No 90 Union
street.
roRrY. FOURTH rREcIvcr-cAp7As wADDv
Philip shuber OF so4 Fulton avenue, and Geo Dugan,
Of No o. Navy street. were the ONLY vioators of tile law
arrested by the police OF this prccnct
FORTY YIY1H FREQ ScT-cA TAIv woGI0M.
The Forty Oh precinct comprises the ri or portion OF
that part OF Brooklyn formerly known VIII amsblrg
On Saturday last the Cap ain Of the precinct served
with njnnctons sued out the New York Court OF Com
Pleas, AZ the instance OF DO eph Snyder No. Al
Meseroe street; Jacob Klein, Broadway Garden. and
Lucas Bodenmulier No So tn seventh street. II was
thought by legal gentlemen that the fact Of New York
Judge Issuing Injunction 10 take effect out ol his
county extra ciei act and was 81 no binding
eff CT but Captain Woglonn, under advice, doubt,
took different OF tho obeyed the
OF the injunct ons The consequence was the places
above named sold the favorte Tcuton bevera during
the entire day and up To midnight Bodenmullcrs 8
located tho Wiamsb ". terminus Of the Roosevelt
and Grand ferries and enjoys the patronage the
passengers Of thoee two avenues Of travel The saloon
open early in the morning and during th entire day.
Upwards Of three hundred barrels Of beer
to the crowd David Pnrdy patronized Bodenmullcr,
and Bodcnnullers lager beer made him drunk Purdy
got BIO sterous when policeman o this precinct was
called In To arrest b IN, and difficulty viii h
John Harri,y attempt n rescue Purdv from ody,
whi resulted In both part being locked up IN the
station house Otherwise this place gu OF.
The Broadway Garden ~ on that avenue. Myrtle
avenue, and IL the ghvay to East New York The
Mace Is misuamei: there Is no garden thereno hing
but few frame houses In adult n 10 detached large
amphitheairical building, In which are numero
benches and tables, which the Is servsd rbis
pace also opened In the morning, and crowded
the entirc day and up 70 midnight with men, n
and chilcren-Teutons Celts aud Americans The re-
ceipts Of the day al this place estimated in
numbers nj three thousand dollars
poaTyIxTH rhEcIsoT-oAfrAH MurLIx
There arrests IN this precinct for violating the
new law.
This precinct conprebends all that portion O the oity
of Brooklyn known as Green point but yesterday the
officers crossed the line from Kings and Queens counties
named persons for violating The Sunday Eycse law:
Charles Schwaienburg, Jeremiah Singleton John Mc(in-
ness Samuel Riley aud James Rob rtson. TIE prisoners
taken before Justice oi the Peace Burns fblack
smith, Of NewtowD, who upon hearn- The testimony
discharged the prisoners on Their own rccognIzance Il
sent FOL" subsequently, ascertanod frlm Inspec
Folk that i've additional arrests male at Hun
tcrs Point end the prisoners before Justice
Of the Peace at Astorin. Among the Justices OF the
Peace al Grecnpoint is liquor dealer His was
yesterday and bis bafkeepcr arrested but tho
Justice himself was inn NJ g.
yoRry.F1GHTH rIEcScr, cAlTAS BROWN
C0nEpic, tho arrests made this
city FOR violation of the Excise law those nj the
Gcwanus Garden fsyoritc Sunday resort situated ON
twenty rst street. between Fourth and Fifth avenues
Il Is alleged st p7v9 ee.s lhe proprietor o. tn,
place. opened bright and early Sunday morning aud
Hcll parunized by the s'cariy birds OF Gowanus
Money oated In freely and various po'aons prohibited
by law exchanged IN return. Altogether the DAY
gave promise o. being hgh,y pr9apcrogs enc In po
officer Strong OF the Forty eighth precinct happening
that WY blighed all hopes OF successfu by
dcrstood by that Official An hour later officer Ward a.
certened that the business still being conducted at
eSsrrc ba sr; Appeared . x no lick & n s 10
the breaches created by those aea acting sergeant
sackeiler subsequently foand 4 necessary TO
storer and Charles Rankin. volunteers at tho
bar Of tia, establishment Thus i've arr SIS
made by the police u the Forty eighth precinct mt
the same place and for the same ocnsc unit, patopce
ceased 20 be virtue IN tho OF the guardians OF Tho
peace and Captain Brown caused tic place b. be closed
entirely and officers stationed there enforce tho
order BY the Time the last OF the barkecpers were
taken into custody the patrons had become quite numcr
and under The influence OF stimulus OF winch many
had pariakcn freely the indignation against such obnox
ous proceedings was intense. One Individual grew
enthusiasts In The matter that mounting a bench
he made stump speech In support OF Judge Cardozos
decision and nli other anti Excise opnlons and alleged
exhortsd his hearers 10 rally In defence Of their rights
by opposing the obnoxious Excisc law. He suddenly
brought 20 full stop and frvm thence 70 the stat
house, uhere he gave name as Peter Mclaughlin and
ned for examination Captain Brown refused 10 nc.
cept bail for the other prisoners who locked up
They will be examined th morning
Jscb Othmach lager beer saloon keeper arrested
for selling 20 customers 81 his place. Of Firth sv.
enue and Twcnty. third street.
John Crook, Of No. Hamilton avenue and Henry
schuiz of No 81 Dean street. also arrested each
Of whom gave bonds from 500 $500 70 appear for
examination on July
roRrr-NSrH pHpcIscr--cArrAIv LHAcH.
There Citations ct the Excise Law in this Pre-
cnct yesterday Tho district was generally quiet
and peace and tranquility prevailed.
THE SANITARY soUAp--xAsr NEW YORK.
Fast New York Ii IN the county OF Queens and al
though In the Metropolitan District do not enjoy the
beneM Of good police force The town. for 10 h.
hAs rnpidiy within and has n