The New York herald., 1866-06-29
THE EXCISE LAW.

| A unltcatjons for Licenses-AddtttOnnl In
| t..c,iens Issued Yesterday-Arrests Al
New York and Brookiyn-End or tn,
Argument upon the Constitutfonal
/ Question, tsc.
Bat small amount Of business was transacted yester
day by the Commissioners of Excise. The amount o
money received from that about hun
dred dollars The following is q list OF those who yes
erday in applications for licenses:-John Eagan
40 Dover street; Henry Kocher, 81 Thompson street
Martin scnmedes, 32s Tenth avenues Frederick Kruse
96l West seventh street. and Patrick Harden
ner of North Second and First streets, Brooklyn.
MJuNcTIoNs ISSUED.
| The following the Of the liquor dealers by
whom injuncions were applied for yesterday, and tn
police captains on whom they were served
Fourth precinct, Captain Thorne-John H, Lester, II
10 Roosevelt street; Reignolds, SO Cherry street,
Ryan, 80 Madison street; r. Clarke. 80 Cherry street
John Roach 81 New n B9nwe Henry Butts s.
Burke, 81 Oliver street; Daniel Doran, IA Roosevelt
street; Richard ONeiIl As Roosevelt street; stephen
80 Roosevelt street.
Fifth Precinct, Captain Petty-Jno. O'Neill, 304
Greenwich street; Patrick N. Faon, 105 North Moore
street; Jno. j. Cronin 81 West Broadway.
Sixth Precinct, Captain Jourdan- datthew Mcmahon,
No Mulberry street; Thos. Farrell IS Mott street
Martin Doyle, so Mott street; Jeremiah Murphy 40
Worth street. N. Ryan, 1b Baxter street.
seventh Precinct, Captain Jeneson-Peter W. Duncan,
126 Cherry street, Pat Hayes, ia Cherry street, Thos
Eighth Precinct, Captain MiIs-R w. Rushmore 500
Broadway; Andrew W. Radcn, l4 Prince street.
Ninth Precinct, Captain Sebring-Philiip Riley, ~
Greenwich avenue.
Tenth Precinct Captain Davis--Carl Klein, 1877 Bow
cry; Michael Clark, 90 Deancey street, ~
Thirteenth Precinct, Captain Helm-Jos. McArdie 10
Pitt street.
Fourteenth Precinct, Captain williamson-M. Melon.
Sixteenth precinct, Captain Heddeu-E Edward Gleason
2S9 West Seventeenth street. Henry Loughran 10 Tenth
avenue and 27s West Twenty street; Catharne
HQn SApa
seventeenth Precinct Captain Mount-Patrick Master
son, 236 avenue d Ed Graul II avenue A; Victor Ho
Eighteenth precinct, Captain Cameron-Peter Dunn
al avenue Al Anne Madden SIS East Sixteenth street;
son, 25S First avenue Jas Rowan, PSI A; Rob-
ert EcElroy, 268 avenue A.
Nineteenth Precinct Captain Todd-Jas Kinnally, e53
Third avenne Francis Farrell 96o Third avenue John
MCGUIRE s04 Second avenue Jas Geoghegan l03 Second
avenue; p Grennan, 040 Third avenue
poosy as Ninth avenue john Bar sss Seventh aVs
nue.; Mary Heaey 2Sl Seventh avenue; Michael Coaley,
384 Seventh avenue.
Twenty-nrst precinct Captain w,son--patrick Boylan
Thirty street and Second and 63
Broome street, Michael Daley sos First avenue Con.
Gure 6s3 First and and 10 Centre street. Cha
X. Mcguire. 561 Second avenue; Jno. McGurran, $50
precno
Ian, 623 Ninth avenue and 6S7 Eleventh avenne John
McNally t26 and $40 Tenth avenue; Philip Reilly, sS4
Eighth .S avenue and = Greenwich street; George g.
Twenty eighth Precinct Captain Dickson-Joseph
rwemy ninth Precinct, Captain speishtEPeter Mccal
lough, sos Seventh avenue; Peter ". Duncan, lo1
Thirty .0rs Precinct, Captain Boeart-Thos Petit,
Eighth avenue between sixtysixth and Sixtyseventh
siIeeta
tHl !sl.sfi.
Andrew RYAN keeper Of Z saloon, No. 26A Seventn
avenue and owen Fitzpatrick No. 332 second avenue
were both brought before Justice Dodge yesterday &
charged with selling liquor wsnoos ~ Sronnd tSst
they had obtained an injunction restraining tne
from interfering with them In their business pursua
Justice Dodge upon inquiry, learned THAI the writ
granting the injunction had So neither case bean served
upon the captains Of Iecf ths sever. precincts ana
bail in the sum Of 500 No policeman can refrain from
making arrests unless the captain Of the precinct duly
served with the papers from tho court granting the in
The following persons we're arrested and brought be.
fore Justice Dodge the Jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday psnng, charged with violating the Exc,Ss
GS.:nxcS s,sa asn Cha. McKsy sS Srooms Stree,
Casper Henry seedor SO West Twentieth street, Augue
corner sprina and Thompson streets; Thomas Thornton
John Ksrnan seventh Robert sheridan Soi
nue. and fhry.cighth street. Edward Dogian, 800 Sow
enth avenue; James Clarke 82l West Twenty-seventn
nfnry M Ea twenty Patrick
brin III East Twentysixth street; Pcter Cowey ~
seventh All the above parties were held 70 bal
| in q Q sum of one hundred dollars 10 answer.
Tobs Police Court tho arr sts for violating the
Excise be on the decrease only nve person
having apprehcnded yesterday for selling iiquo
without license Their names are :-Chrstophcr Touges
IL spenard street, Charles Van Seelen 40 Greenwich
| street; Henry Gill, No Old slip; Theodore Ha"camp
1877 West Broadway Henry Baker 46 whitehall stree,
The following persons were brought before Jus'c
shandley yesterday and held to bail IN the sum o. on
hundred dollars each TO answer for ., 'as
John Dickhari, ~ forsyth street Beiore 1us,co "a.
| gan-Patrck Roach, 450 Washington street; TheodoI
| Fucamn TAT Eust Broadv Christopher Thomas, j
I,spcnard street Roach was discharged; the othcl
were bail in the sum OF one hundred dollars eaci
yohu Boiin~ go West Fifsyarst street; John O. OUR
| an CAS- Second avenue Usual dsposition-held !
three hundred dollars TO answer.
George Kraus the proprietor Of lager bccr saloon
No 232 First street. Eastern District, BROOKLYN who
arrested the I'D inst arraigned before Jnstic
bailey yesterday morning for selling without iicens
| He gave bonds appear before the Grand jury.
| Henry wcisebc corner Forty-eighth street and SIX
avenue arrested last night for violation Of tho Exch
Law, Will be brought before Justice Kelly this morning
LAGER BEER DEALERS IN COUNCIL.
| The German lager beer dealers Of Brooklyn held
| mass meeting on Iast Wednesday afternoon, ai q
Brooklyn Garden adjoining the new Court House,
be the expressions Of the new Excise Law
| Major Casper Urban, formerly of Harpers Ferry WI
chosen Chairman and Henry Buslcr Secretary. Betwct
| ATTY and sixty retailers Of the Teutonc beve
| age were present The proceedings were conducts
exclusively Ia tho Teuon,c vernacular In the speecht
the now law and ns trainers referred 70 In shat
terms Resolutions adopted in favor OF rcsstin
| the law; To keep open houses on Sunday. commitc
consisting Of the chairman secretary, and Mr. Chrstia
Smith was appo nted To wait upon Judge Barnard OF u
Supreme Court Of the Brooklyn district and apply &
njanctions restraining the police from making aires
until the cons,tutionalty Of the now law Is decided
the Court OF Appeals The meeting adjourned after cas
member pledged himself personally to resist the q
forcement OF the sunday law.
Conclusion or the Argument Upon IN
Uaeonstttutfonalisyo of the Act-F'robs
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