The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-14

nue. near Myrtle, arrested BY ofhcer De Clue o.
precinct for violation Of the Excise iaw nj hsip1sV
nine O'Clock last night.
FORTY EIGHrH PRECINCT.
German lager saloon and boarding house xosPeV
named Joseph Kei corner OF Fifth avenue and TweIi1
rst street. refused close bis saloon yesterday mo
Ing and was arrested by the Forly.eghth precinct
lice. He locked up for examination.
The only matter In this precinct, heysna the one
above cited which might be construed int violano4
Of the liquor law was German wedding which toy
place in he evening oyss the lager beer saloon Of ha
Lampns, on Third avenue TWENTY first street. fhS
names Of ise parties united IN the bands o. medD.
large assembage OF persons az the wedding, and thq
vine was Literally dispensed among the guesta Capai
brown and Sergeant Macker among those preseAf
ana good order prevailed. d
FORTY NINTH
The law was strictly observed this precinct. ana no
arrests whatever were made !
yIrnRTH PRECINCT.
ELMER intoxication or violation OF the law
Sor CLOSING RRYoRs SUNRISE. r
the police OF The Forty ninth precinct were the only
force IN Brooklyn who made arrests Saturday morut
ing OF persons for opening liquor before sum-
rse Such was their anxiety enforce this provision
arrested for this transgression:-
John Johnson DeKalb avenue, near Nostrand ayenueS
James McNaly, Myrtle avenue, corner Of wawort9
John Myers DeKalb avenue, corner Of Yates avenuel
August Albert. Fulton and Troy avenues.
Dedrch Teatyn, Fulton and Yates avenues.
Charles Boyer, Myrtle and Nostrand avenueG
Lawrence Godrck keeper OF LIQUOR store at the cors
Of Bedford and Flushing avenues was also arrested
on Saturday afternoon by the Forty-nnth precinca
police for selling liquor without license. n
All the above named appeared before Justice Cornk
we'll, who adjourned their examination TIL to-day.
The Excise Law In the Eastern District. 5
Contrary the expectations OF many the hquo3
dealers OF the Eastern District yesterday with one so
tary exception, fulfilled all the requirements Of the
Excise law In letter and in spirit. To those of SOCIAL
habits who rise carly TO mbibe cocktail and read
the Sunday papers the day cherries and PROV
vocative OF ennn but total abstinence men II waV
the OF the millennium. This latter class assembe6
In strong force their various headquarters In the
ing and gave vent to their feelings IN speeches. song
&c Al Washington Hall, corner OF Fourth and SOUTH
Seventh streets demonstration took place under tina
auspices Of the Eureka Division Sons OF Temperament
where addresses delivered by foreign and local em
perance celebrities the proceedings opening and closing
with singing by the Eureka choir. The audience was
composed part of ladies, the being entitled to the
privileges Of full membership in this division OF the song
Of Temperance
The police the alert from twelve O'Clock Oh
Saturday night until the close OF the sabbath In Inc
PRECINCT
the liquor stores only oil closed at the appoints
ed time but not a case OF ntoxcaon was observed
through the entire day When Is remembered tina
the Fourteenth ward Is embraced In this precinct the
tact must be regarded something extraordinary ana
speaks well for the vigilance OF captain Mogom anu ns
the hand and the prompt obedience to neces.
sty the part Of the citizens on the other In sns
YoRTy-sIxTH PRECINCT,
sorrowfu faces 10 be seen, but no lager Inc only
Of ntoxcaton noticed in the precinct was that Of
well known temperance man. who. II Is supposed Wa
celebrating tho triumph Of the law. he was not arrest
cd In the
yoRTy.sEvExTH PRECINCT
there under the fourteenth section OF %
law, but for noxcaton The arrested party
August Konow, keeper Of restaurant with liquors
In Franklin street, Freeman The arrest was made
by Sergeant Hebron, who win take his prisoner before
Justice DALEY this morning. Al an early hour IN the
morning patrolman in this precinct found man On
his beat In half nude state without shoes or stockings
apparently In state Of intoxication but on being taken
TO the station house found that he was perfectly
free from liquor but In high state Of excitement aoous
the Excise law. He gave his name as George Dan,els