The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-22

prisoner discharged amid laughter al around
Hugh Mccanery, OF No. 2 Seventh avenue
brought up double charge. violation Of the
Excise law and another for drawing revolver the
officer who arrested him When called upon 20 with
the officer Il Is alleged he asked permission
behind the bar which was granted. He then threw
on his coat and seizing revolver from .
drawer pointed Il toward the policeman
remsrking. ..Sow, I'm damned If III go" But
be went, and will have chance explain himself
this morning At late hour last night the clerks
busly at work hng out the bonds. and fast they
were ready they to before the justice and
the prisoners discharged. From appearances the
sion viii last TIL morning. Judge Duffy estimated
that at least 300 cases had disposed OF by him
during the day.
The following persons were admitted to bad dis.
charged up TO midnight Besides these lucky ones
there hundreds anxously waiting the arrival OF
their friends have the necessary papers made oui
Valentine Becke $780,
Andrew C. Haas 500
Edward Firebuch, Sl00.
Dennis 0'Connor $780,
Martin J. Enens, Sl00
Berthe Bourgon No. 1856 Wooster street Discharged
John Enwrisht No. lss broadway, 500
John Robins, No. 703 Greenwich street Discharged
Mary Shafener No. 125 Prince street Discharged
Valentine Beeks, No ls2 Christopher street Die
charged
Newman Meyer No o. Prince street. Discharged
Philip Holland, No. los West Houston street Die
charged.
Henry Gibbons, No. Thompson street 500.
Matthew Simon, 800.
Michael Meyer $780,
John Colas $l00
William Carroll, 500.
Michael Smith, SlO0
Henry Hipner. 500
Ernest Gray. No. 3o7 Ninth avenue, $780,
500 's' I'0p'S No. ''O west ini''s-''sn'n street.
c. l. Dolphin, Hotel Brunswick, sl00
Henry q. Gansberg, Giimore's Garden, 500.
Justus Kassler, No. 2os West Thirty street, die
charged. t
Jacob Cor 500
James McAvoy, 500.
Patrick Mullery. discharged
Tony onery, 500
Andrew Smith, $l00
Edward Donnclly $500
Charles Small, discharged
Charles Brigge, No. ssS Broadway, discharged.
Francis Clark. No. lis West Monty-,hird street.
Sl00
Charles kiss. Gilmore's GARDEN, 500
Patrick Mcnamara, discharged.
James B. Cook, 81 nne.
Thomas Barry, 81 Tine
Richard Gregory, $500
Anton Gilsrden. 500
Thomas Roberts, 5a4 Greenwich street; sie0
William Walsh, Grand Central Hotel, 500
Thomas Murray, 1854 Broadway; 500
James O'connor. No. SAL Seventh avenue; 800.
$500
Hugh Dclan, No. 20 West Houston street; 500
Patrick Bergen, 500.
Michael Mndigan, discharged
HiFry SEVENTH STREET COURT.
The scene at Finy-sovcnth street Court was most
exciting one the prisoners being brought in from i've
different precincts boiling over with indignation
and threatening John Kelly and what they
called his "hybrid Police Commission" with
all sorts OF vengeance Judge Henry Murray
was notified OF the facts OF the arrests
made At the different precincts at carly hour in tho
evening. and paid visit to the Twenty second
precinct station house, West Forty seventh street.
and assured himself OF the facts Of the Judge
Murray found the station house choked with prisoners
all suffering from the heat and confinement He tcc
graphed to headquarters at that no would open
court, and, with jacob Hess and Henry Clausscn,
entered the Fifty-scvcnth Street Court House.
where largo crowd Of the prisoners friends were
assembled. Judge Kasmire could not be found, and
Judge Kbrosh declined 10 sit in the Excise casea
Judge Otterbourg assisted Judge Murray, and both
police magistrates held At eight O'Clock
last evening. Judge Murray disposed OF thirty
three cases. holding each prisoner in 500.
and dschsrging him quickly rs bail was found.
Judge Murray also paroled four liquor dealers who
could not ind ball. and Judge oterbourg held also the
same number Of prisoncrs-thirty-thrce persons
each in 500 bail. Judge Murray and his
colleague did not get through their Ia
bors until nearly eleven O'Clock last night
and It commented upon in court that Captain Gar
land did send his prisoners from the Eighteenth
precinct station house the Fy-seventh Street Court
although ordered to do by Superintendent Waiiing
HARLEY POLICE COURT
At the Harlem Police Court Judge Flammer disposed
of about forty cases liquor dealers viola
ton Of the Excise law
Tho following 10 list Of the number Of arrests for
violation Of tho Excise law teegraphed 70 Police
Headquarters between Saturday midnight and
nine o'clock last nght-First precinct,
8; Fourth. IL; Firth, Al; Sixth, 4;
Seventh, 4; Eighth, 20; Ninth. IS; Tenth, 10;
Eleventh. Is; Twelfth IL Thirteenth, II; Fourteenth
II; Fifteenth, 80; Sixteenth, o; Seventeenth, IA;
Eighteenth, 81; Nineteenth, 20; Twentisth. loi
Twenty first "a; Twenty second, IA: Twenty-third,
2; Twenty seventh, 49, Twenty ninth, So; Thirty
first, 8; Thirty second, 10; Thirty-third, Total