New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02
EXCISE.

THOSE WHO HAVE OBTAINED MUNITIONS.
With no thanks to the iujunction-ssuing judges oil
the York bench drunkenness not so rife In orr streets
Yesterday as was imagined would be the case. Many Of
those who had obtained nuncons kept open but the MAORI
ty Of them closed giving their reason tnat IL was
never their violate the Sabbath against the wishes
Of the awabdng portion of the community their idea being
TO prevent being arrested during working days In the
Bover however those that had tie documents preventing
the police arrestng them in l blast and the din
and clash Il lager beer glasses apa ing These places
were crowded to suhocaton and IT with difficulty that
newcomers could accommodated Even here the signs.
ql sold here Sundays were posted on conspicuous
portions II e bars Lager and soda water were apparently
The OILY beverages sold.
On Saturday evening of the liquor dealers who had
succeeded procuring njuncons Retaining their arrest
abiding they did make much by the move their
chief patrons being and rowdies who seemingly had
nowhere else who did not spend enough money TO
nav for the gas consumed in keeping open house.
On Saturday there hundred and eleven nunctons
that so many had to be signed that Judge
Cardozo had not time read them but simply affixed bis
seem to case for John Weber of No 800 Secondaye
granted an Injunction but has not yet commenced bust
Brooklyn against Capt Wogom ofthe Forty nth Precinct
WHO entirely out Of Judge Cardozs jurisdiction. In the
Fifteenth Precinct at No Broadway. liquor dealer
taking advantage Of the Kindness OF Judge Cardoz inscribed
upon his door Liquors Sold Injunction granted but bis
shutters remained up.
Tie notion prevail among the many who have taken
ont licenses that the new Excise Law perfectly
II stated on very good authority that before the Governor
signed the law after had passed both Houses submitted
ii 10 the Judges OF the Supreme Court Of the state They
perfectly satisfied Of It's Legality SO be at once attached
On SATURDAY Adophe Hampe No 49l Broadway, applied
for license having frst.ciss certificate. and Henry Lutke
Der No 10 Dyision who Endorsed by The captain OF
the Precinct as second With these the total nun
Der Of applications been 3g Of which $3.50
have granted The total amount of receipts from this
have been 2OO055 out of this 5000 were received
snIoncd is list Of those quor.dealers who obtained in
nJuScrIoys IssrED SATURDAY.
FIRST PREcNcr, Capt Warow.-Chsres Hoppe Swimming
Third PRycrScr Capt Geer-Jass Leonard No. 2s FuI.on't
b,r. MsSS Shine 30 81 chsmbsrs.t Henry Meyer No
- tI.nser Mseas, nysh 20 ~ Ia No o. R,,,e,,
John onion no woih'i.i Michael Mecsn No "a Ba,ter.t
Mchle Gen, No. 81 BsIer William Bsraaye 10 60 P.,ksti
james Meoaaae no 81 Mubery' Bryan l'ddey No Us MoI
It Frsue. McCsrien h tie man that had bogus heen'e NO
SEVENTH PRECINCT Capt Jse,on-Ps.ries Boyle No. Mon
rOe.i.i Morris l. Bnny.rger. 81. 81 and - Canals. - -
Hoa.ica.t marie. M3aoyI 10 t5oomr Martin ?. Kin,
Hsary clsttsrton 40 csotPi'cei Jofn l. Klein No. Oi
Beeisrl John Kmn ery Nos IA and lD Prineest Julius
SrsTn PnSoiScr APT sebdns Bhss. No. so' we'
TrsIa PREcrscT, CAPT, Day.chare. Lindermnnn No Ii2
Chy'te William sseno No 10 Riyinson 4, lillian WI No;
Kldrdss William Ram No g. Grsnd.t David s9liRss No
molly No 9' Boyey Henry dg1ihs5 Nos rs tsi ard ~ Boy
itLgdow fran KAsinsr No iS' e''er't ous'aVs H1eo
frEyrsra Capt Im.nFraah Bauer No 2ee Riy-
simon BE eI Nc $50 90 g Lyman Rnde'I0Pf
TnmTsrSIn rnselser CsP Ieme.Jsqe. Convey Nay No -
Mangn't. Fen Connolly No a Esi't Fritz Burger No. "a
foGaTTESTa PRECINCT Capt wilim.on- Philip Hoess Ne.
20 Ad de fahrenhoz No $50 He.ter,t George W.
LsoahAd VocE No. 81 owsfd'i Henry bu'ehmann No. 40 How
fIrr.sTn PAsorycr C.g ,c'ssy1;Rhlp ReiHhard' No
fcsh S'ssss S9H,. No ~ Webster. No. IS,
ws, ssn,@,i PsfeK k,ly No Iss Eighth
ssVr sI mn FRfciseT Ssp go
Ls., four'esn'h'ti Jonn ,Snns & Ks No rs sow.ry,
Does 40 90 Avenue Matthias Winter No 1873 Avenue
EIeurrrsIH PnEcsGr CAPT c.psIopTPiI GaIyD No 10
L' wsni i.h ~ 40 John ca.rove No IOl Rast
rwrBy.bird Bernard Kelly No 2 Es,. tishsea,h St 10
Third Fnc. HsnaOy. No lls E Fory-;eyents.t lar,
.h and Ea bs'Tssn Ia:io. and Id ave; tsP
John w.h-r No. 40 sccondsve Franz Rupert No. ia Es'
~ ssy.nh.v, hsrn Elem No Is, we'' Thtis,h 81 Ds
M s.fs No J %' asS S % sr DSa' OO''p
TwEsrr uErr rErcucr. CsPt ~h'o,.-Joh9 HaI5e NO ~
a'. M. saH' 10 10 f.:, Ss z9oe
oSn.D No e., oss.ve )sBe. AoGHhsal No ESQ Second
rr,9,e. S.r T Tss;l,. Rf TGs.1a
Te.p No SO E1.as JOG. ~. 81 NS 20 20 ia;i,ys
T; s. :; Ts,s M M:. .,i sa tsa ''''' 0
T."y rso.cT csDs sss sss am. Sss
Pr.ar1 caV sS.n-Ea5ie. H In.
EeGr.5 No. Is On. w,es., H.nry Tessn No. ~ ws.Aas
PRrescr Capt DieEOn-Ihems' Bosen No. nj
rnrsne, Cap. Bssa,sFr''es Has'r Br''d"sEs
yosTT,Drn PSrcscr BTOoln. Capt woslOmLuca' Bodea-
maa-a, No South seyru,h q. y D.
The following ,he VI those arrested Saturday
b violating the Excise Law In selling liquor without
At rBr nfYEnsoy xAIKrT roLlcr coraT.
T. Var s,{sns i.s k'SasS. ys.s'S tssss =; snnlye'
b.s s: is. e IS f is ;s
All of .A, pr,cssis were held to bail in ii. So. of $1,000
BY Justice Dodge ,,, ,ox,. ,o,,or coru
csul.. w.r,r ri Mss,.,, isay q = 8 ws..s.na
% G es ss %ss
They wsrs each held to by Justice Hogan in the Of
At TUB EssEI xaRxKI POLICE COURT;
F.Ssi fS.Sn - F.. so.dr.,
' Each Of the above was bold to bail by Justice STANDBY in
Tho fo the OF those liquor dealers arrested
or Violating the Sunday Excise laws;
william 10 steord fS:,s: Ds ss.,a r a'.sS.
s kii G ssi ~ sr: H'%y . Jsi'n
o Each Il the held bail in the sum Of eco
BY Justice STANDBY rov,. ,o,,cx corrr
Nichols. Rudm.n No BsI'sI.t Cpn.n Johnson ini 81
They were each held bail BY Justice Hogan In the sum Of
At THE JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
s Ike wise held to bail in the sum soo by Justice
Dodge. -
Yesterday the thirsty lager beer drinkers OF the Eern
District chance Of ndnsng their appett .. me o,
muller Joseph schnedsr No ~ Me'sIoie ,;: ys S,Co
KIein's Broadway Garden, near Jenersons ihe poice
1srs Ie,rained nom interfering by ipjuncons issued o
Judge CaOso the Court Of Common snSus ri'S on
Sstn,dsy forenoon and Capt Mulln OF the Forty s1tn
Precinct was enoined minute. before midnight ao
A. Ksns and Schneder there was not vey great rush Of
visitors and the best Of order prevailed but at