The New York herald., 1866-07-04
THE EXCISE LAW.
Small Amount or Business Transaetcd
Observation-Disclosures for Licenscs-
Inianctlons Issued Yesterday. DE.

Small Amount or Business Transaetcd
Observation-Disclosures for Licenses
Injunctions Issued Yesterday. DE.
Tho Commissioners Of Excise transacted but q small
OF business yesterday The receipts for license
foes unusually light and only six applications were
received. The liquor dealers who have been unable 4
obtain licenses stl engaged in suing out injunc
tons and yesterday about hundred were served on
the Commissioners making total or upwards OF five
hundred and ninety already issued The following are
the names of those who yesterday made application
lconsos:--
Jeremiah Harrington, 20 Laight street. Geo. Punchard
al Greenwich street, both first class Daniel Haokett
90 Amiy street; Mrs J. Rovekamp, 12i West Twenty
ninth street In Brooklyn-M j. Fox, 243 Myrtle ave-
nue; A. Steinman, corner Of Fifth and North Seventh
streets, all second class
Third precinct Captain Greer-G. Scnidt and W. Hall
Ramp, 1a3 Reade street
Fourth precinct Captain rhornec Peterson Is James
street and ab Madison street, D. holster, 55 Rose
street; NJ II. Boyson 53 Chatham street. H. Beine. 20
oelker, 1872 Water street; A. Fono 242 William street
II. Tieben, So James street, H. Kfo 210 William street,
sixth precinct Captain Jourdan-H \. Cordes, so Elm
street, II. Jnc. Fitzgerald 40 Baxter street; II. Mahn
KEN Pearl street; Chandler "a Mott street; G Bade
20 Bayard street; G. H. Grnnnr, % Mott street; d.
Fienger. ~ Baxter street, II. Shohmann, 15e Worth
street
Seventh precinct Captain Jamson-J Baker e2 East
JrOa1Way; u GIark, 80 Henry street: y. caVaVs, Z4O
Cherry street; O. Moran, LAC Cherry street; Clark i54
East Broadway; NJ McMahan, 209 Division street; r.
Evans 43 Cherry street; Lutz, ld3 Division street.
Eighth precinct, Captain Mills f. Hycr, Jos Spring
street, + yog 157 Greene street; J" Miller 12s Spring
7s Sullivan street. 4. Hser "a Prince street. (pppled
Monday for license. and being refused oo out
an Injunction on Tuesday.)
NTe Tenth p1sene ,'css csa nappach 1
John Relcherter 15I Eldrdge street, G. schneider 2Si
Grand street. W. Wahimsn, ts chryste street; l. Reu-
ter 3o5h Broomc street; l. Riegs 4 Godfred Apaefic
In basement under Essex Market
Eleventh precinct Captain Ulman---L Grcgnich, M0
Second street; s. Karnuf, 1oe Attorney street, A.
thirteenth precinct, Captain Holn,-James Woods e4
wlott street. Pat Boyisn, So Broome street; Henry W.
Fourteenth precinct, Capt williamson-G 4. Doerge,
S22 Broadway Jas Mcnamara, 2s Howard street; G.
Wilberund 1875 Mot, @ street; aatch, 5d4 Broadway p
Hester street. G. II. Behuker, 14s Baxter street.
Fifteenth precinct, Captain Cairey-paniei Dcoling,
Seventeenth precinct, CAPTAIN Mount-schoveiger &
Nebelcr, 230 Fifth street; A. Iuckhardt 1856 and 167
Second street; Schwartz 81 ayenno b; John Merdaz,
l23 avenue A; G Schwarzkopf 3S First ayenue George
305 Fifth street, Anton Saner l2S THIRD
street. Charles Kob, s27 Fifth street; " Benner, No.
avenue A; Morgan Burke, No First street; George
Schmidt 222 First avenue Charles Beaude No. Frst
avenue.
twentieth precinct CAPTAIN Petty lac.ng) )--Dennis
Whitney, 5Jl Eleventh avenue.
Twenty second precinct Captain ward-Phiiip Ahrens,
424 West Fifty.fourth street.
Twenty eighth precinct, Captain Dickson-chas suss,
336 Hudson street,
Twenty-ninis pracnes cansan sps'shMishas,
81 West Nineteonth street
Thrtie.n precnrt, Captain sott-E. Breid, corner
ner OF Tenth avenue and 12eth street
Ihirty-fTst precinct Captain Bogart-John b. Gayer,
southwest corner OF Seventy stree. and Eighth
NJ Erht er1
Tooth street.
JUSTICE powLlNG AND rBK LIQUOR DRALEES--N0
MORE COMPLAINTS.
Inasmuch as the highest Criminal Judge Qecorder
Hackei OF tho ctN has decided the Excise law TO be
aS4nsy Hail. has dssde 2ea q enies no Srs COM
The law Nai have ssen passed upon BY the couri Of
Appeals. The police captains win be officially notified
expected they win be governed eutiroy BY the orders
received from General superintendent Kennedy and tho
Police Commissioners. Two arrested for excise
and S discharged n % compliance % w(h District Attorney
Hall's suggestions After Recorder Hacketts decision
promulgated meeting OF the police magistrates, for
the purpose OF rgecng upon 70 pursue In
the matter, contemplated but tho idea seems TO
bave hecn abandoned and each magistrate VIII therefore
act upon big own CONVICTIONS II not governed In his De
Of duty by the advice OF the prosecuting ooer Of the
county.
BgyoRs JUSTICE sHASpL6Y.
only OF violating the Excise law was yes.
terdsy before Justice Shandey The na,ne OF the pri-
Is John d. Meyer Of Is Rivpgton street He was
held 900 ball 10 before Lhe Court OF General
Sessions.
ACTION or rIIE s.00xLYN sUpEsrB COURT
SPECIAL TERN.
In this court yesterday number Of applications we're
made for njunclons against tho EKcise Commissioners
on the part Of hqucr dealers Of Brooklyn Judge Gil
bert refusad a such applications but ntimaed that hc
will givc counsel opportunity ~ future day 20 re
thcss applications About fsy nunctoDs in fsvcr
Of Brooklyn dealers have been granted BY New York
yudgoa
NgRrrso LroUOR DEAIERg.
The New York Liquor Dealers Socety night met ~
the Metropolitan Rooms, In Hester street, whom the
question discussed whether would not be . good
idoa that everybody connected with the association
should take out irluncuon agsinst the Board 0f
Excise some opposed 70 thie injunction busnes
among others Colonel French. Mr. Willams the Presi-
deI and others argued ,has the Excise law only be
defeated In legal way They spoke In favor Of the 10.
junction system No resolutions 10 reference there
matters vsrs passsd, out = large amouut Of rounpe
busineE was CAnsac,cd.