New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-15
THE EXCISE LAW.
THE LIQUOR DEALERS AND THE corRrs.

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YESTERDAY. at several of the Police Courts of the
Metropolitan District quite large number OF liquor
dealers arrested for violations OF the Excise Law"
.. AT THE ToMBs PoIIcE Court. ...r
The following IS list Of the liquor dealers VINO were
aragned yesterday morning before Justice Hogan NJ 'ne
Tombs Police Court for violating the Excise Law on BUN
day: James c Kelly No % IIubertst John Bcnker' NO
- Walkorst Lichael Tencry, No 25s MOttst; john a.
Wchcn No &c Bataya-st; Charles smith Nc. 81 Bayard'
ST.; Lewis Qulauser No. 80 B,yard,t; Henry HAM,
No Centre 81; John D. BgInel No. 81 Duanesti Henry
Engclagc No Pearst; James Foley, No. 90 axters5
Francis Bruffill No - Baxter-st; Alex Holman, No
Ilzabcth-st; John LAM. No 70 Nu!bcny-st; Michael
ONei. No. IS EOoscyetst john Gleason No y OAK 81;
VIM Powers, No "a Oakst; Patrick joyce, no III Wash
scDh Graham No PEI West-st; August schnerdeyer no
AZ W@siEEtoG' f FL hH EqIIc Kdtoaap No.
65 NIulberry-st.; Henry schwab, No g IIud-ol-st
Each II the accused held 10 bail by the aStrate
~ the Of $780, to answer the charge Oh Violating te
ESSEX MARKET POLICE Court.
The liquor dealers brought before
Justice Mansfield az the Essex Market Court: Lewis
aeht No l5 De9ncey ie n r dTs no Ja S
Dechciman No. IA East homstonst;; Michael MAILER,
VIM Elliot No ~ Jacksonst; Herman Beer, No 70 Or
chard-st. Brankraz Anchurel No COS Delaneey-st;
Avenue &; Vim. JOsey, No. 1874 East HoustOIi-st.
The following dealers were brought mp foropeninsth their
No IS Broome-st Jamc, Wrenn. No 4S Maugn-st; Her
man Meyer, No. 10 Jaekson-st. Welsey Gordon No ~
each Of the complaints 800 bail was given.
JEFfERsON IARilEr POLICE COURT.
The following lquOr dealers yesterday brought
before Justice Dodge nj the Jefferson Market Police
Court and required to give bail in the sum OF $500 each
for violation Of the Excise law on Sunday Richard Ort-
loft and Mary Shoemaker, No 81 East Twcfthst Zap
iiste Remion 70 1876 West vi fIsa' ei,
Thhdaye.; John H. CarStcns, No 81 First-hYe Peter
NJ DevOs No. 200 WOOster-st.; Adam Kaiffer No. l56
Lawrencest. Richard Parcel, NO 2Oo Nest-stj JACOB
T0rRTH DISTRICT POLICE CoURT-YoRKynLE.
fDOWinguauod
police for violating the Excise law on sunday were yes
teriay morning brought before Judge Connolly Of the
Fourth District Police COart, Yorkville who held them
hail in the of 800 each 70 answer the chage
owen Ftzslmmons. East Forty-eshthst between First
and second ayes Mary COncklr, Thrdaye, near Forty
Ernest Iaus south corner Of Tenthave and Forty
fourthat; Eugene uess north corner Of Ninthnye
and Fortyffth-st; Frederick Schroeder, No 27 west
Fory-thifd-st: Jacob Goetz. No. 22j West Fyhirsti
Henry II Holdings northwest corner OF broadway ana
Ftyfrstst; Andrew Kopf, Observation-Disclosures
Vim J. sanls John Bersor corner Of seventiethst and
Broadway; Jos ph Iiecrt 5. i. corner Of Eeyenhaye
and Forfy -fourh-st; Lewis Bapp No. Cos Nnin-aye;
secondyt.; Matthew ORoILc No 81 tlrst,aye, ana i
Henry srebachcr, No s9I second&ye were discharged
the evidence not being sufficient to hold them.
Felix Mccain, who was arrested Tor gross lntoxleaon,
was held for examination, he not having recovered from
lis drunk Edward {. Harrison, for being intoxicated
John Och proprietor OF a quor saloon in West Fhty;
sccoudt bewetn sixth and Scyenth-aves arrested
for keeping open sunday At the same tin ms friends
Henry Rickers. Wolf Ltz Inus Dorr Valentine Munster
and Frederick Rumpf who drinking az MS house,
were arrested for dsoreriy conduct On the trial Oeh
informed the Judge that he vas married on sunday morn
ing and that his friends had called Ia cOngin tate NM
L Judge discharged the friends but held Och to answer
in the sum Of 500 for keeping open on sunday
TIE EXCISE LAW ~ EROOhLlN.
The Guor dealers Of Brooklyn, with very few excep-
lions strictly complied with the 'Sunday clause of the
E,cisc Law Several arrests were made q parties who
0pcncd their places before suItee yesterday
In the Precinct there were four arrests for
opening before sunrise; G. H0umnt, r. Gartheplawk'
Alex Wan Keureu and John Hurcrscitt In the Forty
third Precinct one arrest madc-Caspar Schwelifest
for keeping his place open Sunday evening. Cuspar
was yesterday morning fined $50 by Justice Buckley
Patrick Tuman Of POrtlaud-avc, near Myrtle, was on
sunday arrested ny the Fortyfourth Precinct police ana
Yesterday fined $50 by Justice Buckley Two other cases
If alleged viola ion Of the law In the same precinct were
hroug before Tie Justice and adjourned untu Mednes-
day James Gatrx arrested by the Forty first Pre-
cict police for beginning business too early His ease
with those IN the F0ryse PlecincO was postponed
until Thursday next.