The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-19
THE EXCISE LAW.

Ter. Uuubated-The signs or tho Unlicensed
70 be- Taken Down ON Tuesday-Ordcr Of
Superintendent Kennedy, &c.
mo Inspector Of Excise had another heavy days
work Yesterday in attending TO tho applications Of liquor
dealers for permits keep open house during legal
bours unt such time - the Board OF Excise
TO consider their applications From early hour -
eight A. the halls and snte-rooms leading 70 The Ex
else once were crowded repleon BY motley groups Of
the woud.be licensed and was mot until the once was
closed for the day that the rush for permits ceased
Even after that bour-nve p. M-hundrods had TO
leave without having been able to sanadmittancs.
During the day one hundred and Hfty permits were
granted upon the payment BY each applicant Of 500 or
$3.50 There was but applicant from Brooklyn The
larger number OF those who obtained permits were
liquor dealers who bad up 70 the eeventn nous
the enforcement Of the law by every means IN their
power. and particularly by ipjunctiona AZ conse.
quence Of the free they made Of the latter few
they WERE much 70 their own disgust compelled % pay
costs to the tune OF $50 Should tho Board o. s next
meeting refu.. 2 grant csnss TO any p ,ss 70
spector his money viii b Immediately refunded
Owing the fact that several persons werc arrested
license in their own nams-having bought the real
license ou-several applications for tyauders were made
and granted BY order Of the chairman OF tho Committee
There arc now registered on the excise books eoo5
licenses which have been granted while, exclusive Of
pleasons remain % 80 p..ssd upon ~ The Board
On and altar Tuesday next those persons who will not
Sosn e and
ARRESTS MADE YESTERDAY.
The following are the names Of the liquor dealers
city yesterday for alleged violations Of the Excise law
ToNBs POLICE COURT.
JohH O'Rey 168 Grand street; Deedrick Stroon, l24
West street Jamss Nagey, 25s Fulton street; Henry
Cherry street; samuel Woods Pear ssssss Houss; Mar
49, IT, Nr.a Ana 2niswa
Sotef Lett, i7s Duane street. Martin Haas 2ss West
g. Batter ssses Ss'f w.sss inHo
No James street. EreSsrcs ssns'eUsa,g aSs
street; Peter McCoyls, 90 Duane street; Peter
O'Nei. % Roosevelt street; william Bowman;
Prime. street. John ReImss ais Greenwch street
Frederick Elling, 90 West Broadway John Encke, %
Fulton street, Jacob Fovor 81 Crosby street. JOB Held
place William Mclean, 50 Walker street Charles
Henkei, IS Nassau street.
and held ball. after which he returned his place Of
business and reopened his store, whcreupon officer
again took him into custody: Becker became very
abusive the olcer and the Excise Commissioners In
particular and said he should keep bis saloon open In
defiance Of the law. The prisoner was again held 70
ball.
The magistrate required all the delinquent liquor DEAL
srs % give bail IN the sum Of $oo each to answer The
electing to be tried before that court
ysrYERsoN MARKET POLICE COURT.
At Jefferson Market Police Court Justice Dodge was
buiy engaged receiving complaints against dealers in
.he ardent during the day and remained al HE for
hours after the hour for closing in order to
persons were aragnsd the charge OF selling without
license and were held 70 bail in $500 each 70 answer
Patrick Curan Seventh avsn9 ave ns q Twenty
Gamble, 81 Macdougal street; Ellen Ovens, s2S West
Thrtieth street, John 0sterman 40 Seventh avenue;
August Bsrmeister, 27o Ninth avenue; H II. Kroger,
k56 Tenth Bruno Martens. 10 King street.
james Higgins. i24 Prince street; Adolph Bingo 1e2x
Greene street; Charles Anrsns - Tenth avenue;
Broadway; Michael Mall, Ale Eighth avenue; George A.
Sherman, SO East Twenty seventh street; Abraham
~ Hfa 1,s ssas s: a
.venas; fhona. Wen. sss Eighth .,enas; James b
street: George Il cutter $40 Bowory william Psuiu-
s ss ~
Richards, 81 Fourth avenue; Richard FARRELL, A3s
IVES. Twsnty.sixsh street; Michael n hcc.os ] SO
siI.h avesSs: Michael ns'onsy; 1872 Seventh
ESQ wss Thirteenth street Albert Landsbsrg zoe Greene
street Herman Renkcr IS Bisecker strcet; Michael
Crowley 3GA Seventh avenue; Henry Beheyi - Grand
The following persons were charged with keeping open
between twelve O'Clock midnight and sunrIss and held
nue.; C. D. ORey, Thirty fourth street. corner Eishth
avenue: Hugh Dswney, 1se Prince street; Matthew
Aichiano. Aas Ninth svenus; John Trichlsr -
Richard German, S2s Stanton street; Ferdinand stsi
ls5 Rvingon street Eliza Dowsn ITS East Elevensh
ass Bcwsry George EzslIiaa isa Rvisgon rses; John
Besgs IS Ridge street; Geo. Schlichie l2S Ridge street
.nsnue Trsa g. Eas
Ferdinand Kcine, 7oa East Fourth street; Henry
GrefsomAn, M ayenue B; James xcGnw, ~ Monroe
S25 Brcoms street. James Nu,aocu, sss East Tenth
s,rost; Herman Bedlen, 227 avenue Ii James Quinn,
S , @ 6 ss;i R.s Is s1snas
Francis vannieu, So avenue G. William Schneider, las
Dslsncsy street; Richard LpmsD, sos Stanton street
license The following licensed dealers were arrested
for opening bsiore srnrise:-wiliam q Burkhardf So
wagner. No mi street; Charles Miismsn, III avenue
B; Henry Hsidaan, 6lS GRIND street. faifiek Kelley,
3ss Cherry street. David Horrsan. II second avenue
III Allen street; Herman Martins, 1877 stanton sresi
Peter Twist!ey, 70 Fast broadway; John Dolsn, ass
Monroe street; Arthur Moore, "a Monroe street.
Ar yHE sorars pyfRIcT POLICE covsr
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James Grals. gu Ess. Thirty fourth street; George
:1s.. JOAN sSsrss fssss .S.sas os s
Ty nrsi street Martin As,ei, Frst avenue snd FIFTY.
fourth street william s,eymAn, First avenue and fhr.
tyfourth street, Auguai Bems SCI Third avenue; John
q. Hanken le3 EAd Twerty seventh street; Louis
LORI, 6sf Second svenue; Frank u Phips- 7ls Sixth
avenue Johu ners, Tifiy eighth street and Eighth
avenue Valentine Stumpf Third avenue. corner Fifty.
seventh s,r~et Nicholas Rssepwsbber. sS7 Eighth
nue.; Dennis Duy, s21 Eas Thiry street. Kein.-
bert xsiIs, eco Third avenue; Danis Shsehan, First
svsnue between T1y ninth aud etxsisth streets;
Nicholas Kopp, Third avenue and rfsy-feGrsh suee,
John MCGUIRE, Second avenue and fty fourth street
Augustus Rickerfeid seventh avenue betweer f,iIy.
third and Tifty-fourth Streets Esabeih Besuregafd
Firth avenue oornor gHy ssvsntn sross Charles fsss
mann, IA Third avenue: Herman Bschrar, Broadway,
bstwecn kinety-ssventh and Ninety sgntn Streets
Thomas Valentine c0z Second avenue; caroline wajs
Scventy ninth street and Second avenues Marlin Ksyau
ls2 East Fory-nn street, Herman Bsxjss, MINI ave-
aud Forty fourth street; Godfrey Bower, Sixth
avenue between Fihyssveuth and Efty-sghih slreea;
John Teinken, eixiieth street ana First avsnra
ARMY BULLETIN.