New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-21
THE EXCISE LAW

A 6ESTs OF RUMsELLERs CoNTNCED-LIsI of IiioSH
SEIZED ON SATURDAY AND YESTERDAY.
The raid on those rtnsellers who have been refused
licenses and others who have kept their places open after
midnight is still continued by the Police but the oppeSi
on ON the part Of the former is fast dying out and the
arrests are less numerous than in the early part q te
past week Thanks to the yigant enforSement Of ING
EScse Law by the Metropolitan Police New6oT t nad
one hundred thousand dollars in the hands OF the
worngnea ana the ad nmte s or traffic prevae9
Yesterday That one hundred thousand dollars represents
over six thousand barr.s OF flour or corresponding
amount Of meat, fuel or clothing
AT THE ToMBs POLICE COURT.
The following is list Of those arrested on Saturday
and arraigned before Justice Hogan at the Tombs -
Eugene Colman, No III Nassau-st; Charles H. Hunter,
no Bqrllnssp August slgeken6erg, No "a BeeGan a
No 1917 Maidenane; Phillip Caffreth No 17o Grands;
coil. No 80 Oak st.; Dimmick Heay, No. % ollyer-sti
James Hayden No. l57 Greenwichstj Conrad Frank No
I2o Crosbys; Erlard Rather, No 100 Nassaus Michael
McCue No. 70 southst Thomas Mortimer No. SO south
St. Harrow Bermg, No. 50 God-St; John Anderson, 50
The following were afraigned Yesterday for the same
otfenses; TlQmss Welmuth, No 70 Willamst; Ge6hard
G Giddsf RI Hcd ffaTSncr No. S 5sS rsePTieh
At THE JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT -.
The following LIQUOR dealers aragned before JUS
ce Dodge the charge OF violating the Excise law ny
opening their stores between Gag ana 13 w
'Thos Cotton, No 257 CanalSt Henry Beckmafer No 20
Mercest JONI SS lSS sbaer No. i0i
springs $500 bail wa gye4 IN each case -, .o,,,r
The following were brought up on tle ehafge OF selE
Caroline Moore No Greenest; Henry Cassert no 81
West Twenty firstst Charles Spreukhorn No So EIghh
ave: Hugh Donohue No. 60 Eghth-ave; Annie Daily,
No. 1888 springs Bernard Reilly No 3G5 seyenth-aye;
No Sc West Honsonst Jacob Lies, No 27 West Fortieh-
st. August Newman, No q sgllyan-st; Danel klGpKa.
Christian Stehc, No ls4 West Twenty-eighth-st; John
Beer No. 12l West Twenty-ninhs; Margaret Madlgap,
ni min John Workman, No i27 Greenest; john
McDevitt, No. ia sixthaye; Edward Conoud, No; 422
ard Hahbon No. 80 LGurcnsst; Bernard Kelly NO 24s
East Eghteenthst Thomas Gibney, No. 241 Ninth-aye.
ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT
The following liquor dealers were yesterday brought
DG ds S oar dng G vdSc % Of fe Exe a%
George Meyer No lG5 Alen-st; George Gwble, No $50
Jeremah Donovan no. SIS Division-st; John Ryan No.
3l2 Ninthst; owen Moran. No. I4G Cheiryst George
Eourtdst.; thomas Colgan, No II. cherrSst Adam dam
Prondan, No ~ sGventhst Julia Carney 10 29 Esst
Twclfth-st; VIM. Gill; No. 81 Frsave; Henry Hines, No
i59 Chrrryst; John Fay, No. 24s Henryst Carl Bgtz
No IN stantoGst John Winters No. I72 AyeRSne Il F5H
seventh,st George RaHb 10 a. Fina;st; AndEeE Fay
No. MGS JoS SH a yST Ta SH @ Marcus
Nrdnrger No 397 Elghthst; Rosa DeQrne, No 50 First
@ wspSr o a 29 RS5 e. te4Ey o S
Lang, No. i57 Ladl6%st: Jacob Fub6ch 80 81 Delaney
I'D 4ss hP SG s %esenGGr a. y fdye
Martin H az No lG2 z, p oiy
THE EXCISE LAW IN DfooKLYN.
Tho Excise Law was strictly enforced nBro9tlyn yes
terday, rather strictly than the sunday pre-
vos for not only were the regular liquor saloons Closed
even those restaurants Ia which there were bars
well although the bars were locked up and liquors
posed for sale There was much grumbng in reference
TO this but the orders Of Inspector Folk were stringent
and were ridly carried ont by the Police. There were
few If any, drunken 70 be upOn the streets and
the stiffness Of the day broken only by the ngng Of
sleigh bells OF the pbcf Of arrests by the Police
was very small.
f' II THE EASTERN DISTRICT.
There but one arreet IN the district yesterday for
violation OF the law, and four for iQtOXicatOn n the
Foryh Precinct the law was strictly observed fn the
Forty-sxth Precinct grocer, named Lawrence Wex,
doing the corner u Grahamave aud Scholes
st., arrested al loi o'clock In the morning, and his
stock OF liquors consisting OF two bottles OF whisky aud
one bottle Of bters 6onfiseated by Officer Keelet
Wcv was informed by young man who had purchased
balfpnt Of whisky from him, in room in the rear OF
his grocery store la the FOryseventh Precinct there
three arrests for ntoxcaon. These parties got
drunk before !? o'clock on Saturday night, and are
scarcely sober yet
IL n o made Yesterday