The evening world., 1894-09-27
MANY EXCISE CASES.
Police Captured Fifty-eight Of
the Alleged Violators.
Supt. Byrnes Was Out Again All
Night.
Police Court Pens Packed with
Migrants This Morning.

The services Of the entire reserve force
Of the Police Department were called
into requisition last night for the second
attempt at the enforcement of the order
Issued by Supt Byrnes yesterday, to the
effect that all violations of the Excise
law must be stopped.
When the Superintendent determined
to ignore the edict of his superiors, the
Commissioners. the surprise that was
occasioned among the force In general
had something of chaotic effect, but
The Superintendent and his Inspectors
were out again last night until daylight.
morning show that total Of fifty-eight
arrests for violations of the Excise law
were made, last night, making total
Last night there were III .vagrants
Eleventh, which was formerly com
charge Of Capt. Cortright, there were
thirty arrests for intoxication and
thirty-four for disorderly conduct, most
The Eleventh Precl is the one that
Or. Parkhurst called especial attention
to. There was not a violation OF the
excise law and not saloon open in 1t
ported.
In the east side districts, which are
under inspector
there were twenty excise arrests
against Ga for the previous night. on
the west side, which is in command OF
Inspector McAyoy remaTkaSie ,n state ate
Tenderioin Precinct. There was but one
excise arrest, and but six men and
women were arrested for being drunk or
disorderly. All the saloons were closed
Special oficers. Oppenheimer and
Kedr, detailed by 1nspector McLapgh-
lin. last night visited the Second Pre-
ciurt and made two arrests for VIOLA
John Aptmann, ls2 Washington street; HEeet;
OConnor.s men in the same precinct ar
rested Timothy MCGOWAN. bartender for
AlcHander McKeever at @ s. Vesey street
street.
In the Sixth Precinct there was one
arrest.,Charles Reifsteck. Of 100 Park is
Crfcnse in the First, Fourth. Fifth or
McGioven was discharged. The others
'fhe new instructions had perceptible
effect upon the number of Offenders IN
excise cases brought to the Harlem Po-
lice Court this morning. All the arrests
were made by policemen In citizens
clothes, who were changed about so
that policemen from one precinct were
sent 10 another precinct where they
were not known by saloon-keepers..
II. this way twenty violators of the
Excise law were gathered in and ar
raigned In the Harlem Police Court this
morning Each was held in 500 ball for
trial
Capt. Brookss men arrested five; They
were Saioon-Keepers William Hetter-
man, OF 70 West One Hundred and Twen-
ty-seventh street; James F. Tumelty, OF
800 West One Hundred and Forty,hst
street: Andrew Marshall, OF One Hun
dred and Eighty-first street and Amsser-
dam avenue; Herman Roehr, Of 3O6 East
One Hundred and Twenty-eighth street,
and James Kennedy. of 4ls East One
Hundred and Twenty-second street,
Capt. Creeden's men gathered in Lud,
and Twenty-ffth street: Henry Gieary,
second street: Lawrence Fay, of 219
West One Hundred and Twenty-eighth
street, and Herman Kiehman, OF 1897
Can't Murphy's men arrested William
]. Breen, of 67l Eleventh avenue: Daniel
O'Neil OF 1O3 West One Hundred and
Fourth street, and John Neil, of so7 Co
Those arrested by Capt. Weesssseer,yyeslt.ss Weessssee !
avenue avenue. and John j. Connolly, OF 1855
Second avenue. Capt Pickett's men ar
rested Conrad Eiser, of 2is1 q, Eighth ,,s, ave
tvs ty-second street. Henry Hodgens, q l2s
East Eighty-third street, and John Helm
rich, of 225 East Eighty-ninth street.
Can't Meakim's men only made one ar
rest. 1t was that of Joseph O'Toole. OF
2SS3 Second avenue.
Only three alleged violators OF the
EsSsG aM Ss ksePs SeOrs sE RoeR a
the Essex Market Court; They were
held for trial at General Sessions. They
edb Retsr of Els East
and Alphonso Castaldo' OF llS Second
avenue.
the Tombs Police Court were never sc
severely taxed as they were this morn
ing. The male prisoners occupied both
pens, to the exclusion OF the women
who were given seats within the ralleC
Enclosure. They We're a frowsy, filthy
lot. In all, l0S males and twelve female
yagrants were gathered in last nlgh
In the roundup in the variaous pre-
Policemen Carter, Newell and snlii II
van, Of the Old Slip station. arreste[ ,stsG
gathered in at the Church street sta
ton. Policemen Lynch, Baker anc
Tonnsnea, OF the Oak street station
Mehtyfsyge y prseners Tes We're taRen
the police OF the Leonard, EliZabetl
and Mulberry street stations.
When arraigned In groups before JUS
ttce Ryan this morning, the ma1orit!
or them were sent to the island for on
month. Others received ten days an
hve days, while few escaped punish
ment by certifying to their ability I
care for themselves by exhibiting
few small coins.
In Jefferson Market Court there wer
nifty. tramps before Justice Hogan, eac
OF whom received a two months sentenC
to the city prison.
Thirty-one OF these were brought /
9y by Mercer street policemen. TWENTY
power-hopse. at Houston street an
broadway.
The war was continued by the polic
on the east side, and as a result ovt
sixty of the vagrants were taken int
custody. Among them was All Kee, II
Chinese tramp. The men were foun
sleeping In wood-yards on the river from
In wagons and begging on the stree
The tramps were arraigned before Ju
tce Koch in, the Essex Market Polit
mercy. they weTe TIs all Swsa Sentenced nen to 4
bail. "
tD.ia D.The streets streets win g, soon be free tro