New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-28

Harry HILL the noted sporting man Of East Houston-st.
arrested by Capt Garland Of the Fourteenth Precinct
Twenty persons were arrested for intoxcaton by the
Twentyseyenth Precinct Police, at the Courtlandt-st.
Ferry as they were returning from Jersey CITY
AT THE TONES POLICE COURT.
The following persons were arraimed before Jns-
tee Bowling at the Tombs Police Court yesterday, for
violations Of the Excise law T. Henke No. lO Pearlst
John Hey, No n James-st; George Kossler, No s75
Pears Each Of the prisoners required 10 give bail
AT THE EssEx MARKET POLICE COURT.
There only three OF violation OF the Excise
law brought before Justice shandey yesterday and these
were for opening Sunday John Wntz No. IS Chryste
Madison-st Bail In $500 was given in each
49, At TIE ;, MAIT r9LiGb c8UET -,
charged With violating the LguSr s az, b. opening Their their
erick Neis, No. SO Macdougas; Thomas Eyre, No 6l2
sixth-ave; Charles Henry outoop, No. Go East Thir
Henry skeen No. 1923 Greenest., gave bail in 800 to
answer the chage of selling without a license;
came before this Court Alex d. Burns No ass Frstave
Abraham Nussbaum, No Clinton-place; Richard Men
ken No 80 Bedfordst Each was held TO ba III the sum
AT THE COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.
There Of violation Of the Excise Law at
this Court on Saturday one man acquitted and the
other three were fined $50 each.
GERMAN MASS MEETING AT COOPER INSTITUTE
A large and enthusiastic German meeting was held
last night the yeeum Of the Cooper Institute to sustain
the Sunday clause in the new Excise Law. Addresses
delivered by DIR. ,ha Dr. Poor, Gustave Schwab
the Rev. Mr. NeuInann and the Rev. MI Wedeklnd DIT.
A. +. Ockesrhausen presided Among the gentlemen
present on the platform JnO Wetmore, Frederick
g. Foster, Norman White Nathan Bishop Mr. Hoadiey
Police Commissioners the Rev. Dr. Adams, the Rev Dr.
Prentice and many Of the psominent cergymen OF the
This meeting effectuay breaks the opposition Of the
Germans TO the law and will help materially IN prevent
most respectable Germans OF all classes fully in
vineed that il will soon commend itself TO every lover Of
order and good morals The following resolutions were
Whereas Te Excise law passed by Legislature has been
mOusy sustained all Us provisions BY the highest tribunal the ss
constitutional and In entire harmony With previous legislation
Whereas This law now violently ssssd by especially
count Of rs prohibition Of the Sunday liquor traffic therefore,
We German citizens Of from all parties and classes Of
society feel duty In behalf ourselves our families ana e hSh1
German at this critical juncure in the history Of the Sab
so5ed That solemny reerate sentiments and
resolutions expressed in similar German mass meetings Of s ge
ard ogit Of the important and sneeen. institutions
happiness private virtue, and National freedom and prosperity
We regard our dS q Upheld he laws and Institutions Of the country
egeday also the national eoo Of Christian Observance Of SUNDAY
influence flaming The g moral and s0S character so .soS s
esod That with majority American fellow citizens
~ restrain, upon ,he evils ntenpeanee sabbath proston,
experience last few ssbbaihs viii soon BY rs fruits fully justify
Itself 90 all the friends Of order and good morals those Who
~" VI THE ExcIsE LAW IN RRooKLYN
There a few arrests SATURDAY. kfppnR
open after II o'clock &C. but yesterday all places where
liquor is sold during the week Including dining saloons,
were closed The day passed on very quietly the police
having little TO do beside watching the liquor saloons on
their respective beats. Dennis Mccormick taken into
custody for selling liquor without license, held for
examination Henry Tienksn, for opening his place o.
business before sunrise on Saturday morning, was fined
$50 Henry KercheT for keeping open aer O'Clock on
The following persons were arrested IN the Eastern Dis
trict Yesterday charged with selling strong beer Car
Trltcher no o. schoesst; Jacob Reh corner Leonard
and scholcssts Luhr Rugan, corner sonth IntH aho
Eleyenth-ss. There were no arrests ior 'oAie"on VI