The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-18
ANOTHER BLOODY SABBATH.
looms 0pea-Heavy Arrests Cutting
ARRAYS, &c.-A Bad Sign.

The resignation OF superintendent Jourdan who
for two weeks caused the Excise law TO be rigldy
enforced on the Sabbath and thereby saved the city
from the disgraceful scenes SO common on previous
Saturday and Sunday nights, seems to have had It's
effect upon the dispensers Of bad liquors, who dis.
regard the law, and the twenty.four hours ending
this morning at half.past twelve shows a heavy re-
cord Of crime. In many precincts yesterday scores
of barr0oms were open In full blast and the rear
rooms resounded with the drunken voices Of their
patrons. The arrests for the twenyfour hours end
ing yesterday morning at six O'Clock were 40O-a
very large increase over previous weeks.
There were arrested between the hours OF six
A. NJ and nine p. NJ yesterday pers Ons as fol-
lOws:-
First precinct none; Second, none; Third, /, for
beng drunk and dlsordery; Fourth, 2, for intoxi.
cation. for being drunk and dlsorderly, and for
dsorderly conduct; Fifth, for being drunk and
disorderly; Sixth, for intoXcatlon, 2 for disor-
derby conduct; SEVENTH 8 for intoxication, a for
being drunk and disorderly, for disorderly con-
duct and l for violation OF excise: Eighth, for
intoxicaton, l for drunkenness and dsOrderly con.
duct and for disordery conduct; Ninth, none;
Tenth, for intoxicaton and for violation Of the
excise; Eleventh, for ntoxcatlon, for dlsordery
conduct; Twelfth, for intoycation, for being
drunk ana disordery and for violation Of excise;
Thirteenth for intoX1cation, for being drunk and
disorderly and for dis0rdery conduct; Fourteenth
2 for intOxicatiOn and for being drunk and
disorderly; Fifteenth, 2 for intoxlcation, 2 for
being drunk and dsorderly and for disorderly
conduct; Sixteenth 2 for intoxlcation Seventeenth
none; Eighteenth, for lntoXication, 2 for being
drunk and disorderly and for dsorderly conduct;
N ineteenth Tor intOxicaOn, for being drunk and
disOrderly and 10 for disOrdery conduct; Twentieth,
none; Twenty first. nome Twenty.second, for being
drunk and dsorderly, for disOrderly conduct and
for violation Of eXciSe Twenty third. for being
drunk and disorderly Twenty fourth, Twenty fifth,
exs or bsg d"as aa as Ga r
ds9rdery conduct; Twepty.nintn, lor being drunk
a%d nen ana ior
Thirty second, hone. Recapituation-TOtal for In
toxication, 27 for being drunk and disorderly 80;
dls0rderly conduct, 40 violation OF Excise law, O.;
grand total Of arrests, l05.
The following ID the record OF Arrays
Yesterday two nrotSers John and William Mncaf
ferty, while or the steamer Seth Low at the Fishing
Banks, were stabbedthe former in the left side and
hand and the latter In the right shoulder and back
Of the neck-by rutlan named Thomas Kelly
Kelly and others were converting on religious topics
a few minutes before the ARRAY, and the brothers
men and gave no cause for the assault. The wounds
slight. Kelly was arrested by oiicer Cargle Of
the Ninth precinct, and locked up in the Charles
street police station.
fUrrING HEADS ON DRUNKEN RowDI Es.
In attempting to arrest Edward Mccormack and
Thomas Garrett, who yesterday engaged in fight
In the hallway OF 275 Third avenue, officer Trip
was severely assaulted by Garrett. Help arrived
from the Eighteenth precinct, and both men were
arrested after resisting the officers and being pretty
well dubbed.
MATRIMONIAL BLISS OF TEUTONs.
During o fight between Peter Wengdorf and his
wife Julia, at No. 113 Division stI eet last evening"
Wengdor was cut on the head and Julia on the hand
The man was arrested
ASSAULT WITH A GLASS.
Some unknown man yesterday seriously wounded
Barrow Thomas OF SO North Moore street, by TIL Ow-
ing glass ut him.
A NUMEROUS CAR DRIVER.
While riding down on q Second avenue car yester-
day (NO. 28) and when Twenty lfth street, the
nat OF George Mcbride OF 500 East Thirteenth street,
blew Off. The driver refusing to stop he jumped of,
fell under the car the wheels Of which passed over
him, crushing one Of his legs so badly that anputa
ton Will be necessary. The driver Pat. FOgart, was
arrested ana McBrde was sent to Bellevue Hospital.
LAGER BEER FRACAS.
Yesterday afternoon the proprietor OF lager beer
saloon 800 Hudson street, Morris Dedrlcks, and
Henry Rowley, OF 81 Charlton street, had fight In
the rear Of the saloon, In which Rowley was badly
beaten on the head with o club.
ARRAY IN THE FIFTH WARD.
At nine O'Clock last night Thomas Carlin and John
Tempeny engaged In q fight at No. Worth street,
and pumnelled each other grandly about their
heads O1Icer Smith, OF the Firth precinct, arrested
them and they made cr0ss-COnlp plants against each
each other OF felonious assalt J g.F sr
BITING IN NASSAU STREET.
Edward Sheehan, or No. 81 Cherry street, was last
night sent to Bellevue Hospital to be treated for
bites sustained in q Sunday morning fight N Nas-
Sui street,