The New York herald., 1867-01-15
THE EXCISE LAW.
Arrests Observation-Disclosures Of the Cases.
AT TgR r3SBs POLICE COURT

| Arrests YesfefJa Disposition Of the Cases.
rHE r3SBs POLICE COURT
Yesterday morning the court 4. the Tombs was
crowded with liquor dealers arrested Sunday after
and night, aud their friends who wished 10 give
security for the offenders future appearances before tho
Courts or Special General Sessions, az they might
severay elect Below will be found the names OF ths
prisoners and their places OF business;-James c. Kelly
20 Hubert street; John Bender, 1s Walker street :
Michael Tenerly, 25s Mott street; John A Hshon, is
Batavs street; Charles smith, 81 Bayard street. Lewis
oulans'er 70 Bayard street. Henry Hahn b Centre
Engease 'oa aa pss1 se s,, 81 duane se Fay en5
Baxter street Francis Bruniil fs BAXTER
sonn s5ee' s Alendsr 7. s,, aoemsn szas'h n street
Roosevelt street; John Gleason 50 Oak rect William
Powers, "a Oak street. Patrick joyce III Washington
street. Ferdinand Miller Isl Greenwich street. Joseph.
Washington street; Frederick Haup II Centre street;
Mulberry street; Henry schwab s2 Hudson street.
Justice Hogan required tho offending lcoor dealers
give 100 bail each 70 answer
YoKxvILg royIcg oocRr
The following cases were brought ecre the Justice of
mons East Forty eighth street, besween First and
second avenues Henry Seilscher sSf Second avenue:
mary o9okip Third Avenue, corner kcsty-hf.h street;
Henry Leonard First avenue Forty fourth street,
Mathew Rooke, 57E First avenue Joseph Heiert-
Eleventh avenue corner Forty fourth street, John
Och ana Henry Rickers, West Fifty-second street. BE-
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues
In the case Of the two mentioned efpsars Och who
ing ana the noise OF the festivities INDUCED in by the
groom and his friends the occasion Attracting the at
tention OF the police provoked them % these arrests
Rckers who was simply . visitor, discharged by
Justice Connolly when arragned but 0ch held to
polio. COURT
rhe Following arrests made opening be-
fore sunrise Monday morning-Jacob Fisher, 1872 ave-
nue. c; Herman Bier, SO Orchard street; Augustus
Hardtz Oh suffolk street; Baukratz Ancbwicb POS De-
iancey street; Herman Meyer l3 Jackson street. Peter
n WALLACE, IA Jackson street Wscy Golden, AZ Man
gin street; Aaron Brown, 10 Broome street; James
Wrenn, a. Mangin street; Henry Gruser, IS Brooms
street
The prisoners will all be tried At Special Sessions
BRo0aLyN
German grocer named John c. HouTaud
rested yesterday morning Tor opening hi3etoe before
sunrise, violation Of the Excise law. James Gatrx,
druggist, OF Myrtle and Bridge street.
also arrested on the charge. Richard Newton, No
jay streets; Alexander Van Kuren, Fulton street. John
Lawer, No. ~ Hudson avenue; Henry Behrans corner
Of Adams and Prospect streets Edward smith NO ~
Fulton street James Dovan 1S2 Prospect street, aud
Patrick D Bren OF York Bridge streets,
also arrested the charge OF opening their liquor stores
before sunrise They taken before Justice Corn-
well and gave bail await examination. John
Hinerschitt lager beer saloon keeper, No, Is Fulton
street. held bail for eariy rsing as in the
Of his predecessors In this matter.
Patrick Foornan, who arrested on Sunday nigDt
for opening his saloon Portland Myrtle avenue
appeared before Justice Mofehouse yesterday lie was
lned $50 Justice Cornwe officially notified yes
terday morning. by Superintendent Kennedy, that his
last general order granting extension OF time until
the 18th inst, did extend their city. The police
authorities therefore, act accordingly.