The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-08

contains three beds three hundred All wo look 10
Is the good latin aud have. Our duty is
paln aud simple We must follow the statute as It is
Then al liquor dealers now applying for licenses
ask for the hotel liceuse:"
"Exactly: can grant none other for liquor 10 be
Nr Morton hero exhibited Of the new forms
under which all applications come.
Looking around the faces Of the newly -nedged
hotel keepsrB could scorer whose hotel accom-
Inodations comprised only bar and OF whiskey
bottles still they applied for license 10 sell whsKey
in their '.hotels /"
what do you think of the wholesale arrests FOR
$50 far they Affect those without licenses il IS q
good thing but when tho parties have receipts from
money paid indicative of the good faith Of the
holder. He has applied for license, and s only
awaiting the oflcial Investigation boiore he obtains
dark but during court hours. Tho poce arc the sole
power to arrest The Board o. Excise can only grant
licenses. They cannot prosecute"
WHY THE DELAY?
Police Justice Smith found In the rUmbs Police
Court administering justice with single eye one Of
his organs having recently with an injury
Arrested liquor sellers thronged the court room and
the aroma Of all the known beverages scented the ut
mospherc which moro than usually dense.
AZ think" said the Justice. in answer 10 the question
Of the reporter TO when his decision would be ready
tho few days Ny physical condition still prevents
me- from working OF it, The delay is unavoidable
s'Has there been any understanding between the
various police magistrates to tho recognition
norecogncn Of receipts rs emitting the holder to
immunity from arrcsty"
None that know OF. Ny individual Judgment IS
that receipts should not be recognized, aud shall
continue to hold that way, irrespective OF how any
Among applicants for bccr licenses tho feeling
against Justice Smith tor his continued delay In
aerug his decision is becoming more intense every
day. The Board of Excise they say, refuse OF
apect the Court to grant any beer licenses peudug
this dcc,son and Ia the meantime tho propretors Of
beer saloons, unablc TO get their licenses liable
70 arrest Had the police magistrate rendered
prompt decision ono way or the other, he ex-
pected do, such state OF Affairs they argue would
not exist More than six weeks have elapsed slncc
the examination was held before Justice Smith, and
the decision is st thing Of the future The dealers
are rulc indifferent to the character CT the decis
ion for II Il is adverse to the Excise Board appeal
will at DO taken. II favorable, SO much the bet
ter; but IN any event. the Board OF Excise, they
claim will 60 right and ISSUE licenses for the sale
Of and thus relieve them OF their state OF
uncertainty and fear.
AN INSTANCE OF THE RAID.
Mr. D. w: O'Halloran, proprietor OF the Marion House,
at No. 16 East Broadway called upon Supernten
Waing and lodged tho following complaint against
Police officer Blenck, Of the Madison street police
station:-"o Monday night, at seven O'Clock,
aud told he was going TO arrest me
for not having proper license Under the prctext Of
out o. Tue street door aud went TO the police station in
Madison street, taking with me my license Nc. $50,
dated 2Sth Of February last showed 1t to Police Ser
geant Fuller who was on duty al the desk, and asked
him II IL would protect mo If one OF his police officers
came to my hotel and threatened to arrest me: He
to Brooklyn and remained there tili carly
this morning. Meanwhile Officer Bicnck had gone up
stairs and threatened TO have my body out OF the
place, II dead or alive My vito is delicate
condition Of health and his brutal conduct and bragga
docio made her quite ILL., There are three or four
noghbors OF mine IN the liquor business, why were
they not raided on 2"
SUPERINTENDENT walling nm ediatcly gave orders 10
have the persecution OF Mr.. O'Haloran stopped by
the police.
More dealers than before appeared in the police
yesterday give the usual bail OF $780, In tho
Tombs over eighty cases wore disposed OIL Ono
hundred and thirteen were brought before Judge Wan
dell, at Jefferson Market Court. and with but three
four exceptions they were all held. After being
formally arraigned they were conducted 70
is intended for ten-day prisoners In this enclosure
they spent the greater part OF yesterday morning and
walked up and down, smoked and chated and tried to
mako themselves comfortable as possible in place
where the accommodations were meagre that II they
wanted TO SIT down and rest themselves their
only alternative was the bare Tagging The
number Of bail bonds to be made out
Judge Wandcl sat from hafpast eight in the morning
Till hapast the afternoon ana after partaking
Of little lunch tho bench again at O'Clock,
and did leave it till Ave. Nearly all the arrested
were baiied out before that hour and the others will
There were but thirty -onc prisoners arraigned al tho
Essex Market Police Court. These we're from the
Seventh, Eleventh. and seventeenth wards, and were
arrested for the most part during yesterday In the
twenty nine eases on hand Fifteen dealers appeared
at the Fordham Police Court
ARRESTS YESTERDAY. IVA
The following the names OF those taken into GUS
tody yesterday for alleged violation OF the Excise
law .tanf atcfU tfHif a3st ~ ~
First Precinct Timothy 0rarrell, No. % Stone
street; John Sauer, No IL Dutch street; Charles II.
Hcntenourg No. Burling slip; Frederick Boltc,
No 80 William street; John H. Rankin, No So Pine
street; Peter Missing, No. 63 Cedar street; Henry
Kamke, No. Il Front street; William b. Colgate, No.
81 street, henry Anderson, No. ~ Pearl street
Charles Lndermsn, No "a William street; Charles
Stack No 20 Fulton street Charles Harness, No. 1O2
Maiden lane; james 4. Hidden, No. ~ Liberty
street; NJ j. Prendergsst No asa Pearl street; Thomas
Moore No 4S9 Pearl street; Cornelius HarrIgun, No.
John Smith, No. 81 Cherry street; Thomas Esgan, No.
81 James street; William Hussey, No. % Madison
street
Fifth Precnct-Dcidrich H. Hardy. No. 1853 Green
wch street; Henry BartcI, No 1873 Duane street John
Grote, No. 234 West. street; Claus Botiger, No S73
Greenwich street; William Cahill, No $50 Chambers
:, Ninth Preciuct.-M'chaol cougbliu, No 1856 West
Fourth street. Daniel Mccabe No 12i West Tenth
No 100 Greenwich street; Henry Frcni, Nh 7el Wasi,
Edward Lutye, No. IS cornela street; George W.
Greenfield, No. 224 Bleecker street; William Mackin
SS ss w srs. r"is % No. Linz 81
street; James Hennes:y, No l75 Cnrystie
street; John Macdonald, No 4o7 West street;
Reilly, No IL Greenwich avenue; George schmidt
No. 4s8 Hudson street; Edward Goshen, No IA Thir
tenth avenue; James Mahony, No. 3e0h West
street,; John Sergeant No. Sixth ave-
nue.; Edward Evans No. 33 Charlton street /;
Henry Biaaken, 40. So Eighth avenue; James His.
gins. No ABB Hudson street; Frank Falon, No. l23
West tenth street: Patrick Gurkia, No ~ Downing
street; EDWARD Aiken, No. 634 West street; George
Ebul, No. 199 sixth avenues james Hickey, No 8
Jones street
Nineteenth Precinct q. trust, No 0o1 Fourth
avenue; Joseph Grouse, No 1,0l2 Second avenue !;
Henry Hess Forty eighth street and Lexington avenue
John Held, SixIy-third street and avenue A; John
Hyner, No. S74 First avenue; August kaprusc, NO.
,25S Second avenue; Charles Lurker, No S24 Third
avenue; Henry HuayIe, No 7G5 Fifth avenue; Charles
Irancnnck No: 92s Third avenue; Michael Evans,
No. 1887 Second avenue; Denns Ryan, No S29 THIRD
avenue; Michaei MITCHELL No. POS East sixty third
street. Charles Schott. NO. 500 Third avenue Herman
Beity.nan, No. 7o6 Fourth avenue; John Bordon
Seventy -lrst street anu avenue A.
Twenty second PrecincL-wiiIiam B. Finley, No
500 Ninth svenue; andrew Icdding, No. $50 fentn
avenue Patrick Brennan No. ISL Tenth avenue
Richard .. Corcorap No 200 Seventh avenue.
Twenty seventh Precinct -Wilain Van Cesar, cor
OF West and Doy streets