The New York herald., 1877-12-11

TWO cents q quart amused him. He was sent 70 Tue
cells. One noticeable change in the former order OF
proceeding was the strictnesg with which Justice
Flammer examined bondsmsn AZ TO their property.
In all he required them TO be Identified Much
trouble and delay was in consequence occasioned.
on sunday night Judge Murray sat upon tho
bench aud disposed Of the liquor Dealers cases In
the Fity seventh Street Court There had been
seventy arraigned, OF whom about forty were
discharged seveniy-eignt liquor dealers spent tner
night a. home instead OF IN precinct station house.
After tho closing OF the Fifty seventh street Court
Judge Murray and one OF the clerks drove up TO tho
Harlem Court and there disposed Of seventy other
cases ln consequences OF the previous nights work
there were but few cases yesterday IN The Fifty
of the day, held fifteen liquor dealers and discharged
Tho latter was Anthony Langsdori, arrested
Sue Sy om''r DouoSas Stated
and side doors were closed, but that he managed to
enter ana there found the proprietor engaged IN play
ing cards with some friends and drinking Justice
Wande discharged tho prisoner, with the remark
that Onicer Donohues arrest was unprovoked and
outrageous. George Slccbter, o; No. 424
First avenue, was arrested by Oficer Devices, who
while passing the saloon heard the cnking OF
glasses and the happy sayings OF cornwall crowd
sIechter the latter resisted. tree nght cnsued tho
keepers friends coming TO his assistance fhe police.
put out He obtained the help Of
another officer aud again entered tho saloon,
this time securing The prisoner. slechter was hold
TO furnish 5000 bail tor his good behavior for six
montha A hne OF $40 was also imposed upon him.
He lett the court room u much wiser man.
Owing also TO late session the night previous at
tho Essex Market Court tho numocr OF excise cases
brought before Judge ot.erbourg was comparatively
small. There were seventeen disposed OF.
Jefferson Market Court Room was packed with a
crowd tnat swayed and surged through the ases and
filled all the benches.
dry goods merchant, who came to become bonds
Tor . friend OF his, one OF the incarceratcd
liquor dealers, was robbed of his gold watch and
cham worth $l75 The pickpockel escaped. The
number OF excise cases disposed of by Judge BxUy
1856 and the total number OF cases, oil all kinds,
$50 The Magistrate sat on the bench from oipht
O'Clock In the morning till after five O'Clock
in the afternoon without ntermission, not allow
ing himself time TO got lunch. There we're nnmDer
peculiar brought TO the notice OF His Honor,
Que OF them that OF Emil A. Kricb, Pres, OF tho
Republican General Committee Of the Fiitn Assembly
district. THIS man was arrested by off,
Ger Of the Eighth precinct ut ha-pust four
on sunday afternoon aud was not arraigned
TIL hali-past iour yesterday afternoon. Sir. KrioD
claims that his arrest aud heightened soJourn IN
prison was nothing moro or less tnan piece OF spite
on the part OF Captain Mcdonnell He demanded an
examination when finally brought before HIS Honor,
anu gave bail to appear
Between midnight sunday and sunrise Monday
Judge Murray held hity-nve liquor dealers for trial
in me Harem Police Court Judge Kasmire held
three to answer ycs orday IN the same Court.
In the F0rdham Police Court only two persons werc
held to answer.
ARRESTS YESTERDAY.
Tho following arrests were made between the hours
OF one O'Clock on Monday and O'Clock this morn-
ing:-
FIRST PREcscr.-Willam Meinbeit, No. New
street; E. N. Helll, No I New street; Frederick
Broeges, No l2O Water street; John Fisch. No. 36
AdoIph Goering, No % Broad street; John Rellley'
No. iaO Wall street; Valentine CAn, No. 70 Maiden
lane Lews G. 9. Moor No los M NV wall g street. Charles
81 Broad street; Lewis Hampc, No. 4 William street.
FOURTH PREcIScr William Milligan. No. Is PARK
row; John Farrell, No. 81 Catherine street; Hugh
Morton. No. Chatham square; William Meier, No.
13 East broadway; william A. Boerman, No. 1872
john schsr, No. iss William street. 0a John Write
No Monroe street; Amanda Shay, No ia South
street,, otto Newvle, No. 1874 William street; John
Firth PaxcINcr MARX Nj. Thomas, No $3.50 Canal
street; Thomas G. Smith, No. 42S Canal street; Dem
mis- Eagan. No 400 Greenwich street; George Winter
No. 5S varick street; William Baker, No. SIT West
street; Philip J. Purcell, No. 40 West Broadway
Henry Hustler, No 1856 Greenwich street; George
Wielinge, No l33 Church street; Samuel Thompson,
No. 215 West street
SEVENTH PREclscr-Hugh J. Martin, No. II Cath
arne treet Fredrck Schaal, NO. 192 East Broadway,
aud Martin Brame, No. III East broadway.
EIGHTH PRxCINcr.-Charles Malchers, No 104
Grand street; Daniel Mitchell No. 20 Prince street;
Hough, No. 307 Canal street; Joseph Dtweer, No. 1876
South Fifth avenue; Matthew O'Conncll No. % King
street, Bernard Bray. No SO Grand street, Frederick
Brunig, No ISL Prince street.
NINTH PRECiNcr.-Henry Schrenback, No. All West
street; Michael Mahil No. 33 Downing street, Michael
O'Donnell No Ss Carmine street; Herman Haokman
No 404 West street.
TENTH pRgciycr Henry Schmitt No. SO Bowery /;
Michael sroeck, M. l73 Eldridgs street; Nelson b.
Pierson. No 3s Deiancey streos, and Henry Wemble
ton, No. 10 Bowery.
street; Jacob Ehler, No. 222 Stanton street, George
keahi, No. 463 East Houston street, Adoiph Hem
Ga.;er Mo- ao2 ayeaae Ausui nreze No SSs
Cannon street; Joseph Brady, No ia East Eleventh
street; Frederick hupp, No 3o6 East Houston street;
John McKuhn. No SO Clinton street; William Kohr-
cnt No 336 Rivngton street; Jacob Wagcnhoter, No.
237 Rivington street, and John schmalzereld No 404
East Eighth street.
TnIRrrESrm PRECINCT. cr.-wiam Luke, No 133 Riv.
inglon street; William Pallits, No. l5s Rvington
street; Christian Koling, No So Suffolk street;
Marlin Thin, Mo- 2ai Eas. Third stross;
John Kreenen, No. 1893 Broome street; Thomas
No. 2ol Broome street; Christian Poston, No. III
Suffolk street, John Flynn, No $50 Delaney street;
John Mundrlnger, No. AZ Wiiett street; Edward NIL
Ter. No l51 Broomo street; Frederick koppie No. SO
Goerck street; Annie Il. Kossler. No so Attorney
street; John Goorrscher, No. sci Rivngton street,
and Andrew Hoeaick, No 80 Pitt street.
FoURrsKxTn PsEcISor-Charles Hirion, No 1s
Crosby street; Michael Clark, No. 20S Mott street;
Deldrch Harley No. II Crosby street; Ernest
Schmtz, No. l6l Canal street; jennie Grcgoire, No.
233 Elizabeth street; Herman Bertrand, No Go
Prince street, Michael Cagsaro, No. so Crosby street,
No. Jersey street; Henry Greenhart, No 81
Bayard street, George Belzhoie No. 156 Canal street;
Philip Rpp, No. 2l7 Grand street
FIPrEEKTH PREcINCr-Louis Mence, No. 81 East
Houston street; John i. Craft, No. 20 West Fourth
street; Jonn Schenckenberg, No. "a East Fourteenth
street; John sayors, No ls4 sixth avenue; John
sia,or No. 167 Greene street; John Cade No 81 wost
Third street; James Pdgeon, No. 20 East Houston
John = DngxalL NO $50 & srossdway RoDsr. Dunn,
way; William Carr No. % West Third street; Henry
Wilson, No. 127 Eighth street Hugh Dolan, No. 40 West
street; William Wherman, No. 744 Broadway; Henry
Rankin, No IA West Fourth street; Peter Mundorf,
No. IA Broadway; Alfred Gestermoycr, No 74s Broad
way; August vandery, No. 81 East Thirteenth street,
John A, Nettinger, No 121 Blocker street; Ernest
Grsydunker, No. 80 Blocker street; Charles 1. Ham
macher, Grand Central Hotel; Frank Hashagen, No.
81 Blocker street; Otto Fuiroth, No. 80 West Third
street.
SIXTEENTH PREcIscr.-John Mccoy, No 26s Ninth
avenue; Jacob Mahn, No. lSO Ninth avenue; William
Hoey, No. lis Seventh avenue.
SEVENTEENTH PRKcIScr Charles Mcclure No 43G
East Ninth street; William Crosby, No 422 East
Fourteenth street; James Armstrong, No. 424 East
Fourteenth strcet, and Charles MorrelL No. 70 ave-
nue. b.
EGurxESTn PREcrNcr.-MichacI Doran, No. 4l2
First avenue; William McGilig, No. All FIRST avenue
George +. Goreenhamer, No 404 Rast Twenty third
street; Max walamer, Gsrmana Theatre; John Wal
lace No. 26l Third avenuo Frederick HARLEM, Gcrma-
MIA Theatre, and Dcdrich Becker No 294 Third ave-
NNETKRsTH PRHcISCT.-Murtin Pfafman, No. 1910
Third avenue; Henry wickmsn, NJ. 2l4 East Fiity-
ninth street; Jonn Culp, No. l,ol6 Second avenue;
Jeremiah Shine, No. I1C6 Second avenue, and Jacob
Alexander, No. 1,lS9 Second avenue
TWENTIETH PRKciScT.-James Meenary. No. $40
Eighth avenue; Patrick Donney. No. 474 seventh
avenue; John kammarcr, No 40S est Thirty MIN
street, Jacob Lack kuchncr, No 34 Ninth avenue Jacob