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.

of the Police Department were CaIleu
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 erect, but
that is now giving place 10 reasSur-
The Superintendent and his Inspectors
were out again last night until dayhGhhit,
The returns made at 6 o'clock TINS
morning show that a total of nifty light
arrests for violations of the Excise lazy
Z were made last night, making total
Las. night there Iere III warrants
locked up, and in one ,o preclInct' come ane
fnanded by Capt Devery, but now in
charge Of Capt. ,cortright', there were we're
thirty-four for disorderly conduct most
The Eleventh Precinct Is The one t nat
to. There was not violation of the
excise law and not saloon open in 1t
last night after o'clock so 1t was re-
In the east side districts, which are
under Inspector Williams's supervision,
against GA for the previous night. on
the west side, which is In co on.In sio OF
Inspector McAyoy, n reinarkanlc stalc
Tenderioin Precinct. There. was but one
excise arrest, and but SIX men ana no
were tbe saloons agp We're Closed
Special oficers oppenheimer and
lin, last night visited the Second Pre-
cinct and made two arrests Tor VIOLA
9 goh1 on tnf else lsa Washington street.
Joseph Asian, 2 Greenwich street Capt.
O'Connor's men In the same precinct ar
Alexander Mckeever, at ss Vesey street,
and Max SHERMAN. of 266 Washington
In the sixth Precinct there was one
arrest-Charles Reifsteck. Of 100 Park
Row. No arrests were made for this
StYense in the First Fourth Firth or
MCGOWAN was discharged. The others
The new instructions had a perceptible
effect upon the number OF offenders In
excise cases brought to the Harlem 70
lice Court shis morning All the c nrTeS,E
clothes, who were changed about 80
that policemen from one precinct were
were not known by saioon;keepers,.
In this way twenty violators OF the
sss law tb wese Poee IN court
morning Each was held In 500 ball for
Capt. Brookss men arrested Ave They
were Saloon-K eepers william Heffer-
man, of 70 West One Hundred and TWEEN.
ty-seyenth street; James F. Tumelty., of
street; Andrew Marshall, of one Hun
dred and Eighty-frst street and Ams!er.
tam avenue; Herman arr, Rgehri Of soS East
and James Kennedy. of 4l9 East one
Hundred and Twenty second street,
wig Iewkow, Of 149 West one Hundred
and Twenty-ffth street; Henry Cleary,
of 260 West One Hundred and Thirty.
Il nf
West One Hundred and Twenty eighth
street. and Herman Klehman. Of 1897
Amsterdam avenue. , ,,,,,,,
J. Breen, OF 6n Eleventh avenue; Daniel
ONeii, OF 1903 West one Hundred and
Fourth street. and John Nell. of So' Co
fHek, arrested by Capt. WS,ss!tsSr,XSe,l,ts,
avenue and John J. GGonn9l!y, Of lSS-
nue.; Patrick McGrath, of S27 East Eigh,
ty-second street; Henry Hodgsens Of ~
East Esg b. street and John Helm
Capt Meakm's men only made one ar.
Isst. II was that of Joseph o'Toole, OF
Only three alleged violators of the
Excise law for keeping n open si after hours
held for trial at, General Sessions, They
were Peter Telgheder Of POS Avenue a
and Aiphonso Castaldo. OF iiS Second
At the yorkville Court twenty-five al
A. legged Excise law violators We're arraign
cd. and all, with one execution, were helt
for trial by Justice Meade. Che on
TeTb was e Mas Of
Policeman o'Nen of the West Forty
seventh street station. at o'clock II
6evine behind he bar in in his sRiT
sleeves. but he refused TO serve him with
The Th'aA following named were held for
trial: John J. Burke. 977 Third avenue
John Flanagan, 7Ol Third avenue;,G q. II
Connors, 264 Tenth avenue; John Saun
ders, $40 Seventh avenue; Anton Schlitt
M , East seyenty,sxth street; PAU III Roth R
Forty-second street; John W Foley 90
Third avenue William KleIne, ll3S Sec
avenue: Gustav HocheLmcr. 3O6 Eas
Ninety-second street; John Gum, -
West FSEtyfonrth sireei TMSma
Richard Conlon, 9Gl West FiftiSth street
William siebert 30 West one Hundredh
sheridan, 500 sixth avenue and Hugi
Mallan, 237 East Twenty-tirst street.
Three of the defendants had been ar
rested the day before. They were recog
MENTIONED ee The attention ' Of the ie Excs
Board will be called 10 them
Six Migrants were also SCOOped in 10y
the police during the night Three q
them were committed TO the island 10
a month each and the others were dis
charged on their promise 10 get GU
of the city.
The capacities of the prison pens o
the Tombs Police Court We're never =
severely taxed as they were this morn
ing. The male prisoners occupied bot
pens, to the exclusion of the women
who were given seats within the rattle
Enclosure. They were a frowsy, NTH
lot. In all, los males and twelve femal
Migrants were gathered in last nigh
In the roundup in the VariaOus pr,
cincts.
Policemen Carter Newell and sui
van, of the Old Slip station. arrest,
thirty-three men. Fourteen more wrr
gathered in at the Church street sta
ton. Policemen Lynch, Baker an
Tonnsnea, OF the Oak street station
made nifty arrests. The rcma!uin
twenty-three prisoners were taken l.
the police OF the Leonard, EliZabet
and Mulberry street stations.
When arraigned in groups before in,
tce Ryan this morning, the maiorit
or them were sent u the island for on
month. Others received ten davs ar
hve days, while few escaped punisl
ment by certifying to their ability