New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
CONTINUING TIE ARRESTS.

| held in 500 bail.
CONTINUING THE ARRESTS.
A number of liquor dealers called upon sup
erintendent Walng yesterday morning, and complained
that the police were violating recent order oil the fooc
Board that hquor dealers should be arrested only III day
time when the courts in session. and not during inc
evening when 1t would be necessary for them 10 DC
locked up throughout the night. The superintendent
explained that order was in existence ano 'ud
the police had been instructed to make arrests during
the daytime when it possible but they were not 10
limit their action to am particular hours
There wasa noticeable falling off in the number OF sa-
looms open last night down town Blocks IN "eh ,ho
glare Of run-shop windows was wont to make paie !9
sht Of the street lamps Lamps "i Even the sa.
looms ON tie corners adjacent TO police statohs
which always seemed to enjoy ehar meo eA'SienT n
cipal auaiheua last night were DARK an. s e
in-y deserted The Eocc rgmP nf rs th i
ia rtdcrs aud their employers, and the aoon-keeers
in vqry mon"onols the number arrests yesterday
and night downtown was greatly III excess VI INV
total of the Previous night. ., =.
The following the names of the persons arres'eu III
the various precincts:
FIRST PRECINCT.
Frederick Molcr. Nc n fr0ntst; Charles Westman
FOURTH PRECINCT.
John Lampcn, No 2O2 sonthst. James DeirckS: NO.
40 Beckulns: Henry PLACE, No. lI9 SOuths'; / ran
els KIRK, 80. II Cacrlr RI, john > miners 40.
Is Vauaewate,-t; AUGUST s5HlsA!;, 40; p:
ION Hass. No. ifi Wilian-sr; Henry Wat rmaii,
No Ccnin-s'; Patrick fSh'Sih' 80, ,t. I'm
Timothy b. is-oll. Sew Chamber 81 f:oitilch
sh, So Au.-s..; william Crut, No. los Caatgan-si.;
Join Hcnre.. No rs Ccnire-si- rdwari Prorc'
NJ. u Aln-si.; Irz Achaicr. NJ - duane.
j.; B Sa,.a Nv No. 81 crnmsq-s; Iho@a5
Duffy, No. - Ann-,l Adoip9 tnzd9Ii, No. 1 a2S
reaa-si.; Gustaye -rurlns No. Fulton M.rSe' Join
d. Powers $40. - Crn.rr--t.; Francis Bernard 10 -
oprucs;. NIiiaD fnzel 10 3'3 IC',o'. 5o 1'y.io
Aaouce S.. Mulb,rryst Martin Franz, No.. - W.
liln-s Cnlfas SLAYER 80. JIncs-s =; Chailrs NaIhc-
kcsscl, No. - Williams; Mcaael hc'idnan No. Loo
FIFTH rENciNcr.
L,u,. Anlcrs We. 322 uIernwic-st; Herman Dickiow,
,,, ti,G,,. So - W.,aiaeoi]si; Jon Icsen
n. 2J- CauFcis " ili uu -cniOcdei, No. 40 Grcri-
Dlc.-,L Henry Wldmeyer' 30. I2 >. H,s'
Broa way: William B"Scr' D. @,s N''I Iias
iou-s,; JoAa C4rma1' -. l2o twi.-''.;, JONI
man So. 80 Na.c-st; HERMAN orAultz No LIB Calien-
d.; L.il,octA 30 tel. No. - Wrst Bre4d"ay; Hiiam
Mulor ~. go Dding~t; Eu-u-t iiupiih>, no, W.
-J.r, Sc" 90 DIaDo-sl; irur, Helms. No - Nhte-st"
Henry -cuecGltZ. $50. 800 Gre .uWlcA-ai.
SEVENTH PRECINCT.
CHARLES HOGAN. 40 BIS .adi.uus. Nicholas Behrcns
No. 81 tr.ni-st; Angus Foisch' 40. -cI 93nih-s'..
sn.,i. NJ. - Pie.-s'.i he'fy -es,cmeye,, No.
-ao Hour! >i.; jon N,hi.@' 80. -DO 9""'tr,..i
man. No. - eou..-ii; W. u"irhc, No. Oh N"ter-,'
.icuIy M,sc No. @52 CInion ST.: herui.n Il ness. NO.
5an Iaac 10, .56 iiruy.. Ir-d,l,cs ssna, 10. 30
...s, broadway; frlc OK D,rf, No. l-jl2 iieny 80
IS o.. EOJ,ay, No 1879 LI.l H. tdSay I.ou.s Hair.s. No.
100 East BroaIwas ; Wa Mctlry, No. 10 ,iarE,t-st
EIGHTH PRECINCT.
Antonio Bacylsi. No. 80 G9eenc-,t.; Jonu MoCue, No
10 ~ 81 i;,,i.-,i.: o,'n a.. w.. H.
iJ3 S1:icn-.t. Au5. f l 90 ND- 10 West H1usiun-'I
80. les Iia..-'j; sut.3iI dcn.a., 80. - Thompson
So; Peter A-n ~, n. 30 ino-'."a-,i; ,ltrln - ca
.rl, 40: - ,.ani--'; fi.a 'rPr SO. Dis 6roum.s..
niann, 5ij Grecavic--st.
NI>rn PRECINCT
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