The New York herald., 1877-12-17

bfen detaIIeH TOT uutV dTTtsI
the persons IN The. Eleventh. Thirteenth and Seven
eenth precincts who they could discover we're selling
or exposing nquor for sae. Judge 0tterbourg notified
ms clerks AS well as the officers OF tho court that ne
would open court again at O'Clock IN The evening"
and all were there promptly at that hour.
Last evening, however, notvithstandng all tbc
excrtions oil the OF East side to discover the
oywsys by which the residents OF that locality were
able TO procure their lager only lwsnty-six arrests
were made. The prisoners were brought up in regu-
lar order according to precincts and with the exception
OF lew who were discharged Tor want oi evil
In Jefferson Market Court there were but eight
cases brought heiorc Judge Bxby, and Of those Two
were dis charged for want OF evidence.
Among these rrAignet was a German named Louis
Kroner he seemed very ANXIOUS to explain his case
~ aeii you how II vas' SAID LOUIS "You see,
Shudgc. have grlstening lasht night, und about
fourteen vrends day come TO DIT gristenng Dot DO.
hceman he comes IN und he hnds lot oi glasses init
beer lying on the dabe. Dots vot he says Veil,
Snndge dot beer vos all drunk op long peiore dot DO
hceman or anybody see him. hear dot stale beer Is
goot for catch flies, und leave him the glass. -
The Judge, while a peculiar smilc passed over his
..oHlcer, did ou see this man sell any bccr?n
al did not, Your Honorn
''Mr. Kroner suppose you have right TO have .
christening and " have some beer At the christening
Judge.
A few cases OF intoxication and dis orderly conduct
were disposed OF, ana then named Henry
No sooner had Henry been asked what he had to say
In his defence wien he commcnced:-
''Shudge, we have "A gristenng at our houso Satur-
day night, ana have a few vrenda The beer dot
officer vas for ue uics -
judge Bixpy crying to look SOLEMN, aud interrupt
Ing tue prisoner)-"Oicer, did you this sell
beers"
..Ycs, Your Honor, | did
.'Schmidt," said the Judge, al am afraid you
too extravagapt IN regard TO aIes: 800 oaii 10
answer.n Tho bail was furnished and schmidt de-
parted on. hall satisfied, he thought his Ghrisen-
Ing ought TO DO as good In tho eyes oil tho law his
coafr,Te kroncrs
In tho Fiiiy-soventh Street Court there were nine
excise cases The Eighteenth precinct brought in
lhrce dealers, the Nineteenth live aud Twenty first
three.
Eight liquor dealers arralgned in the Harlem
Police Court. and Judge Kasmlre held al to answer
except one.
ARRESTS YESTERDAY
FIRST PRECINCT. Andrew WielandL bartender, No.
20 State street; Frederick Lcmken, proprietor, No.
200 Fulton street
FOURTH paKcrscr flames Miller, bartender No. o
James slip; Louis schmidt, proprietor, No. q Centre
street; timothy harrington bartender No. 149 Chat
ham street: f. Waldhowcg, bartender, No. SO Frank
tort street; Charles Kelly, bartender, corner South
and Oliver streets; William Dlnwidde, proprietor,
No. II James street, Thomas f. Gently, bartender, No.
Chatham squsre; David Kathsiid bartender, No. 1853
Chatham street; Thomas Burke, proprietor No. 100
Cherry street.
FIFTH PREcINcT.-John Dowd, bartender, No. 80
SEvgNTH PRECINCT. Martin Brennan, No. III East
Broadway; Philip Hartman, No. 2O3 South street; John
Chunk, No lo4 Monroe street; Peter Moran, No 73
street: Harris Shawtausky, No. 40 East broadway;
Claus Droppman, No. l3O Cherry street; Charles
No. sn East Broadway; Dlodrick otto, No 1865 Madi.
son street. and Alfred Peersa No. Lei Cherry street
EIGHTH fREcINor-Hugh Mitchell, No. 126 Prince
street.
TENTH Observation-Disclosures Kammcnn, No 1877 Ca.
nal street; Herman Manut, No. 81 Delancey street;
Sarah Bloom No 279 Broomo street; Thomas Clark,
No. lo7 Canal street; John Meyer, No. l20 Hester
street; Frederick -, No. 81 Stanton street; James
o'Neil, No. ZIG Chryse street; Patrick Cannon. No.
ELEVENTH PREcrscr.--Henry weitzen. No. 1872 East
Fourth street; Frederick SIrouss No. 6l9 East Eiev
enth street. George Wetzel, No. 80 Stanton street:
Ia latz Sesler No 1858 East Third street. and Fredor.
lick schoonmacker, No. 80 East Third street.
THIRTEENTH PnKciscr -Pieros Poole, No $40 De-
William Clancy, No $40 Delaney street; Henry
schwalenberg. No. 2zs Monroe street; John Schmidt
ox N Ss % SS
street; Adam Partenfelder, No. 100 Broome street;
John Mckay, No. 608 Grand street; Nicholas Eseu-
hauser, No 500 Delancey street; John Scnlessenger
No 254 Division street, Charles Wilson, No SO AtIor-
ncy street; John MulvahllI, No. 66 Broome street:
Frederick Kroskey, No 81 Goerick street, and Hugh
O'Reiiiy, No 1852 Madison street
FoUKrEENrn PREciNcr Thomas McManop, No. 100
Centre street; Alfred Forche No. IA Prince street;
Michael Curt, No. 23S Elizabeth street
FIYrEENrM PRECINCT Henry Schroeder, No IS
Soutn Fifth avenue; Charles Kesrns, No. 60 West
SEVENTEENTH PRECINCT r-Alcxander Ludwig corner
Eighth street and Third avenue.
ElGBTEENrn PREcIXcT.-Michael Meyor, No. 29l
avenue b ihomas Kelley, No. 257 avenue A; Thomas
Smith, 239 East Thirty third street; Michael Dolau,
No AIS East sixteenth street, and Michael Doslgor
No. ZU9 tOurtn avenue.
NlxgrKsNTH PREciScr.-Christopher Duffy, Sixty
fourth street Fifth avenue; August Kreainer No.
1874 Second avenue and William Ben No. 121 Filth
avenue
TWENTIETH PRRcIscT.-John Leonard, No. $40
Eighth avenue; Peter Damn, No. 39s Eighth avenue;
Aasus No. a4s
Patrick Dnlon, No. 423 West ThirLy-ninth street;
James F. MaIIoy, No 500 Eighth avenue; Henry
AnroEs, No. 537 Tenth avenue Henry SeIbert No. 443
West Fortieth street; Bernard o'Br,en, No. 342
seventh avenue, was arrested Tor the ionrth time;
William Euse Mo- 9 at wv, West street.
1wENTy-FfRsT PRECINCT Michael O'Rourke, No.
724 Second avenue; William Brennng, No 645
Second avenue; Francis Hughes, NJ. 236 East
Twenty eighth street; Leopold Menzbash, No.
4ol rhlrd avenue; Patrick Girshnef, No. S5l
East ihir,y.secoud street; Frederick Heghlcn,
No. 496 Third avenue; stephen ID. Haulon, No. 657
Third avenue; Michael keegan, No. 50I bird avenue;
Andrew Cannon, No. 5S7 Frat avenue; Diedrck
Meitnerman, No. $50 East Twenty ninth stree; John
Jones' No. 240 East Forty drs street Joseph Was No.
735 Second aveaue; Patrick Corduke, No. 5i2 Third
avenue; jacob Muu, No. 5o9 Second avenue; Louis
Bose nhardt, No. 479 third avenue; John Burns No.
324 East Ihirty-sixlh street.
TWENTY SECOND PRECiNcr.-John W. Murray, No.
SOB Seventh avenue; William b. Finley. No. 500 Ninth
avenue; Michael Barry, No. 40S West FLieth street;
CHARLES Roach, No 35l West Forty htth street, Jacob
Brctz No 4Oi West Fiiteth street; Charles Ahrens,
No OIL Tenth avenue; Terence Clancy No 726 Seventh
avenue
IwESrY-sEvESrH PRECINCT. cr.-Richard norseman,
bartender, No l70 Washington street; Thomas
Smith, bartender, NJ. % Greenwich street; William
Wlklning, bartender, No. ~ Rector street; Edward
Johnston, bartender, No. Grecnwich street. and
Fran :is W. Thompson, proprietor, No. ~ Greenwich
street.
TWENTY NINTH PREcIycf Potter Mcclure, corner OF
Thriy-sixth street and sixth avenue; Thomas Kelly,
No. ,s72 Broadway John Casey, No. LIS Seventh ave-
nue.; john Gray. No. 5l9 Sixth avenue; August Bok-
man, No. $50 Sixth avenue; william T. Moore, No.
533 SIKH avenue; faricK Clark, No. SOL sixth AVE.
hue; John U. Cavanagn, No. 46O sixth avenue !;
Thomas Lynch, No. 2i5 Seventh avenue
ANEpIcaN TFMpERsNcE INroN
AT the American temperance Union meeting ycstcr-
day afternoon x-President Gibbs to give
his experience OF Sundays pcrambula,ions among
those haunts tho lovers Of the ardent la
cougregatc the Sabbath day. lie said he had ound
that seeker the forbidden liquor could obtain
access almost place he only watched his op
purtunity TO drop IN at n side door when no police
TO be secn and they, he asserted iopK frequent
occasion to turn corners or walk as blindoded
lore places where illegal traffic carried
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