The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-14

among certain charitable Institutions specially
yded Tor by for the relief Of OF this city q y
ihsi stoala Of facts about This
hold from all such institutions s the pres
time but doaoiy now, when need Of
aS,s ss 20 s have snd
ceiving aid from tins source.
the sss s Of and
making 81 The excise 20 ,uss
this Board Recent events deprive the Board Of
Ss unsn
as % h 60 collect the
doubtful whether large portion o. the excise moneys
the parties who paid them FOR tIis these
are not :. the G 81 me s9S,a e and
lions generally TAI. ,nomsa a. ,be.. lara, doscu,,s, ,d
Excise.-
-axoncx W. MoRros ESQ.,, President Board Of Excise
necessary or the Board Of Excise 70 rstand some Of the
collected aud paid into the city dur
the Hoard Of Estimate and Apportionment about
en.rs.bs SOCIETIES. a. provided BY chapter al Laws
sa request tina; VIZ inform me wnsns s any Of the
Excise Board Tor rsunding or can all be distributed a.
will you please also inform what amount Of excise
viii s:ss s nS s
Board and g torn an ssas
posesf Very respectfully; our .0,Yv c.r
HOW CAN MONEYS DISPOSED orr
I understand from the Excise Commissioners that the
eoSaes,ns and uncertain their interpretation
h unit. the courts aavs decided the sgd m
they cannot determine what disposition
be a hs & ~
balance q The excise moneys in The sy treasury was
CURED be appropriated tor the support OF destitute chill
ds % whit
the charge Of the Department OF Public Char
The number OF children Of this class for which bills have
been lo Tue eaas % 10 M @ - ~, ans
aas1ss e than m % one
little waits supported by the city, In the absence Of any
areosllo printed In The minutes Of meeting Of tho
Board Of Estimate and Apportionment held on February
Except appropriations for this purpose other appopr
the board q Estimate and Apprehension
Preliminary TO the annual sppropssson OF the excise
dressed circular them In october last requesting such
sasra Of Estimate and Apportionment to distribute the
fund fairly them copy Of which is herewith pre-
COPY is also herewith submitted the blank
precision to meet and points statistical
niSrma.ion in regard to charities required
complied with the requirements Of the circular their
they should be in the satsfscon Of their
hopes and expectations by the unsoward cir
excise fund is deeply TO be regretted.
MONEYS ns 10 hs ne~a
amount which they have received since the passage
1871 1915 and SaS Sss
1t was ordered that copies Of the above communities
ton should be scnt ~ the different charitable instu
lions.
IN THE POLICE COURTS
Very few trials came before the police justices
terday Tor violations OF The Excise law. At the
Essex Market Court yesterday Judge Otterbourg
disposed liquor dealers, who were arruigneo Tor
selling without conse. Seven excise were ny
Tor hearing before Judge Bixby Al Jefferson Market
while there was not single OF vO-
latiou tho Excise law In the Harlem Police Court
Yesterday The magistrates these courts expressed
themselves well pleased Ut this satisfactory exhibit
which was hopeful sign that tho excitement was
dying out.
meeting Of the Taxpayers Association OF the
Tenth Eleventh ana Seventeenth wards was held at
Concorua ha, las' hra ms ar pses
ancc resolutions denunciatory oil the action OF tho
Excise Commissioners and calling for "the enactment
OF wise aud liberal excise law" wcro unanimously
passed.
EIGHTH PREcIyCT.-Sopha Engmets, No. 165 West
Houston street; John Spring. No las Spring street;
Ca,harIne Meldling. No. 33 south Fifth avenue.
NINTH PREoIScr-Edward o'Grady, No. t3S Green
TnRrnENrH PREcIScr.-John Stor,z, No. 119 Gin
ton street, Charles Auharen, No. 1873 Water street,
and George Schaeier, No. A. sheriff street.
FoURryENra PRECINCT William Kremer, No. 1853
Broome street; Charles Gunthcr, No. l7S Mulberry
street.
F,rrERsru PRgcIScr-Patrick CIcary, No 50 East
Houston street; Andrew Fitzgerald. No. 3S East
Houston street.
EIGnrEEyrH PRRcrxcr.-Morris Fizgibbons, No
325 avenue A; Patrick Murtagh, No. Ala East
Twenty-thrd street; William Ii. Kennedy, No 36a
NlsErRENTH PREcIScr.-Casimer Yigerech, No. Ll43
First ue; John Tanney, No 1l4l Second avenue;
George Wannemacher, No. 7S6 First avenue; Adam
lagnan, No. 773 Third avenue; Adolph Schmtt,
No 1852 Sixth avenue; Jacob Waitner No. 956 Third
avenue; Wsnaa sc1um. No. las Second Avenue avenue;
Koch, No los East Fiity-nintn street, and Fredrck
Buse, No. !, III FIRST avenue.
TWENTIETH PREcIycr.-Bernard 0'Brien, No. 342 Sew
TWENTY FIRST PREclScr-Charcs r 9th, No. 222 East
Forty second street.
Ninth avenue; Thomas Welsh, No III Tenth avenue;
George Stanton, No. $40 West Forty-thrd street.
THE WAR IN BROOKLYN.
oliver Cotter agent OF the Temperance Brotherhood
OF Christian Churches, returned to Brooklyn yester
day IRON a crusade against offenders OF the Elk,
else Law the western part OF the State continue
the campaign in Brooklyn He lie confident of con-
victing grocers and lager beer men, who werc now
selling upon hotel licenses under tho prctence OF
keeping three beds for the accommodation OF travel
lers. Aready he had secured the cancellation OF tho
license Of Jonn Stemmerman he said. who Kept q
grocery store At the corner Of Washington and
pect streets. He found in groceries that the
proprietors had partstionsd Oh bar from the store
ana there, without any pretext Of having beds
Ior guests, they sold strong liquors such
licenses lie felt satisfied the Board OF
Excise would revoke soon as the cases were la q
before them upon sufficient proof, which he would
bring IN a lew days. He engaged IN making per-
sona inspections OF the hotel license holders prem
Many proprietors of such places frankly told
HIM that they had no beds any other accommoda-
tons Tor guests They said they had obtained their
licenses through tho influence OF some Alder
other politician III the heat
VI the political campaign. The Germans werc
generally indignant at being questioned upon
the subject ut ALL they claimed thai they had
paid their money Tor the license, ana having Obtained
the right 10 sell they had lear oil moleslaion. He
intended TO sue the D0ndsmeu oil such persons
found tohave violated the prov OF their licenses
He had selected LOB cases oil deliuqucnts and they
would be tired before the Comm issioners III a lew
dnys. The Brooklyn Commissioners are non-com-
INITIAL IA TO their course IN this CRISIS.
Mrs Sinpot, VINO keeps saloon at No. csc Fourth
avenue Brooklyn, was placed under 500 bonds Tor
violating tho EXCISE law the trial was set down Tor
20tb lust Mrs. Goodiellow, the complainant also
preferred charge OF Abandonment against her bus
band, aud the police are endeavorng ascertain his
whereabouts.
THE GREEN-EYED MONSTER