The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-05
VIOLATING THE EXCISE LAW.

Arthur Woods, PIT Elizabeth street; Bernard Yuhlce.
% Frankfort street, John Bannon, 20 Leonard street.
John Henderson, Ill Mulberry street, and Thomas Brady
"a Howard street. yesterday brought before Justice
Bowling and required to give bail in the sum Of $a0C
each before the Court Of Special Sessions
| charge Of violating the Excise law.
AT the Essex Market Police Court yesterday the fol-
lowing parties arraigncd, charged with violations
answer FRANK Rathen q Ridge street; Henry Pope
66 Forsyth street, Charles Sans A. Jackson street, John
Male III avenue D; Jacob thinner 600 Second avenue
At the Fourth District Police Court Justice Kelly
mitted Carroll B. Stewart, Of Third avenue and
Tooth street, and George Smith and Henry Elias. OF
Fifty street, near Third avenue, were baed for
At jefferson Market Police Court yesterday before
Justice Dodge, George Geseischef Of % Sullivan street
Crane, Of 347 Spring street, Larow Of 100 Greene
street. and Honora Smith, Of 2s8 avenue b, were ar
day and Christian Denman OF SOC Greenwich street
Martin Bowes OF 106 West Nineteenth street. and An.
ulsS o. oSI s we're CHARGED
parties were each held 10 answer in $500 bell
THE EXCISE Law IN BEooKLyN-A ooRREc1.eS
There appears to have been in the
that Dir Mathew Lynch of No. 10 Nassau street, Brook
Ign, arrested and locked up in the Forty. second
street precinct station house Friday night lass for
keeping his saloon open after midnight as Mr. lynch
who keeps respectable restaurant with boardeE staes
taat he was not either arrested conaued In We staten
house
LIQUOR DEALERS or THE EAsy<RS DISTRICT
The only persons in the Eastern Disris who appear
70 continue retaining Deer ana whlSkey,n Vlouil0n OF
law few small grocers and the p6prleors OF little
thread and needle concerns, and tie patrons Of both
classes are principally women. The ponce experience
considerable difc lily in breaking up this traffic. but
they occasionally manage to procure Sufficient evidence
to convict. Yesterday grocer named Henry Staneyer
Of South Fourth and Nath Streets convicted
before Justice Daley Of seIg beer the sly aud SON.
fenced to pay fine of $50 The thread and needle and
gin establishments are the Cause Of more mischief than
Is generally known They principally kept by
women their customers Of the sex, and all re-
TO arts OF concealment that think Of.
The bard savings OF many industrious working are
squandered by their at these places while their
children are often deprived Of the necessaries Of life
wESrciEsTzR.
Al the last sitting OF the Court Of gcssons, white
Plains, resolution adopted ny the Grand Jury re-
commencing that tho Excise Commissioners cause
rigid throughout the county Of the law
hising the sale Of spirituous liquors the Sabbath
day.
UT1zENs or YoNKFRs IN Favor or THE EXCISE LAW.
meeting Of the citizens OF Yonkers will be held
tomorrow "Wednesday evening" at Radford's Hall, Yon-
kers, for the purpose Of organizing prompt
towards the introduction OF the Metropolitan EXCISE
in the town. William A. Butler and q number Of other
distinguished persons expected be present and
dress the meeting in favor OF the movement