I* thai he ««.*. mond studded artist Ge<,r«e Wiikoskl, Na #1 Monro# streak Held to bail Charles Preiss. No. 317 First street. prisoner wu discharged stall lsurhter all around. afcir IMlt Iftwtr assume julep of mm uMomlM kol*L by ¦) udge Waudell. and if so mi tided he could lock Anxious wive* atul mothers la the outer room Thomas Maher, No. 312 tveuue A. Hugh McCattery, of So. 2 Seventh avenue, w« pOM< liquor for nil," pleaded Philip Hill, No. 19* Clinton street 1 mucin .Vol 4oJ Kant 10111 hi real. in nio for a interest Drabe, brought up on * double one lor violation of the THE EICISE LAW. hint ny in a cell. Like honest Dogberrys Ike watch word with those in whom their KICUTU HBICWCT. Albert Weber, No. 13(1 Third avenue. charge, George No. 519 Broome atreet Excise law and another (or a on the "comprehended ail vagrom persons'' and held most of waacontr«>d, and during it all fresh victims were ra|»- Discharged bartender, Matthew Crimmiaa. No. 126 Third avenue. drawing revolver Judge . by Dully. . John X# 39R iSerond avenue. then for examination before their worships the police Idly being brought In, only after tho usual questions Frederick Na 29 Thompson Kolrii, officer who arretted him. When called upon to go with Whituiier, proprietor, Feier H.iche, .So, 4l« Karl Fifteenth street the It la he jastIces this morning. They first assumed that "It was were asked to hear their doom pronounced, in tho street. P (charged by Judge Puffy. Jacob St leger, No. 426 East Fifteenth street. officer. alleged, aaked permission to return Preooncerted Said the Police on their little better of the "Take him Ulchul Dougun, proprietor, No. 298 Hudson strut. I.'juih B< rjen, No. 444 Fir»t avenue. behind the bar, which was granted. He then threw by proved already" (hat prlaonera "were quaint phraseology station house, Discharged by Judge Pufly...... Janes O'Brien. Westmoreland Hotel. off hi* and a revolver Irorn a than false knarea," and they knew "It would go near down." Phillip Brock, Na 129 street. Gerard coat, sefcring Barrooms proprietor, Spring tin-hull, Na 404 East Fifteenth street. It toward the Yesterday. to be thought so shortly.'' They will doubtless Bud, In the Twentieth precinct another instance of Discharged by Judge Puffy. Henry Schneider, No. 4.'j5 Fir«t avenue. drawer, pointed policeman, Janx's street .' too, that of "the knaves" will be "condemued resistance occurred. Tho officer entered a laser i'oUhii. bartender, Na 300 Spring George Bluui, Na (Wo Easi Fourleeuih stroet remarking. "So*, aummd ir 111 B° Bu» many Discharged by Judge Patrick Na 328 for beer but wua Dully, , Quirk, First avenue. ho went, and will bavo a chance to explain hiras..H into everlasting redemption" their fault. saloon, liuraixJlately confronted by Ferdiuaud Pirner, Na 251 Spring street. John second avenue ami proprietor, Kelly, Twenty-fourth street. At a hour la*t the wore the arrests made yesterday were Included the the hale and hearty spouse of the proprietor. She Held In $10o hail by Judge Puffy. KWKTKJt.NTII I'K K'lM'T. this luoramg. late night clerks 1 MULTITUDE OF ARRESTS MADE. Among James No. 333 street. barkeepers of tbe Grand Central Hotel, of the Hotel struck out, knocking off the officer's cap, and then hcCounell, bartender. Spring Michael Monshan, No. 877 Third avenne. builly at work Ailing out the bond*, and a* fast ai they Hold in bail to answer , $loo by Judge Puffy. ('buries J. Kichart, No. 1.061 Third avenue. were sworn to before the and Brauswick and two of the bartenders at Gilmore's the husband drew hi> pistol and threatened to Joseph proprietor. No, 303^ Hudson Na were ready they justice Fitinegan, Alfred Getslnaiyer. 1,027 Second avenue. ses¬ Gardon. shoot if the arrest was Instated both man street. Discharged by Judge Puffy. Gustavo Na 292 Second avunue. the prisoners dlacharged. From spi>~raooe- the upon, iteiu Butteriuau, Curious L>ay and Night Scenes and wife wero Kdmund Dourk. bartendor, Na UOO Canal street Charles No. Firm sion will last till morning. Duffy estlmu souks axd mrrBcrrB. Anally brought to the station house, " Becker, 1,00ft svenuy. JuAgP in $100 bail by Judge Duffy. Na Second avenue. tbo Tenth is a noted whoro the double of and tho , George Kills, 1,004 that at least 200 dim had been deposed of by him in the Courts. Although precinct beer-drinking charge assault violating Henry Clohtnun, proprietor, No. 330 West street. Dis¬ Charles Donaty, corner ol First avenue and Sixtieth at an Excise law was arrested In the charged durlug the . locality tbe Teutons who Infest the quarter had made. Those Twenty- by Judge Dufly. , street. day. John Varick street ,, to secoud wero not as fortunate as their fellow McDonnell, proprietor, Na 95 Jnlin No. 693 Third avonuo. The were admitted to bad or d» early hour become aware of the measures taken precinct Hold in bail Devender, following person. $100 by Judge Dufty. George Slurer. No. Wl Second avunue. to Besides theee w enforce the Excise law, and most ot tbe saloons were sufferer* in the downtown districts, an no-provision Morns Welsh, No. 100 Priuco street, proprietor. Ut»- Joliu No. 800 Kirat charged up midnight. lucky Cunningham. avenue. the arrive of BOW THE SUNDAY LAW WAS ENFORCED. closod. Some few however, reckoning was made lor their being brought to court in the even¬ cburged by Judgo PuOy. » No. 1.213 Third avenue. there were hundred- anxiously waiting proprietors, Fruiicir bartender, Na 92 Greene street. TbomaT^iaker, upon the discreetness of their customers, opened to ing, and they were, consequently, compelled to remain ."¦tx'iiner, August Blauuk. No. 1,128 Third avenue. their frieudsor to have the necesaary papers madeout:- Held iu $100 bail by JudgG Pully. John No. 716 Third avenao. business and found themselves in a short time In Uicarceratod until this morning. Ilicbard in ball Madden, Valentlne Becke, $100. begin Fluke, proprietor. Held $100 by Judge Herman Schelua, No. 844 First avenue. Andrew C. Ha*s. $l°0. of the narrow preclnets of a station house USWAXRAKTABUI ACTIO*. No. s06 Third avenue. occupation Holland, Na 155 Thompson street. Christopher Scholz, Kdward Flrebuch, $1U0. Full List of the Prisoners cell. the early portion of the day some hail It scams, however, as though in their proposed Philip proprietor, George H. Kcttner, No. 1,108 Second avenue. Dennis $100. During Frederick C. llensell. Nu 504 Broome street. Frank No 204 Kast Fiftieth street. O'Conuor, dozen arrests were which a whole- severe enforcement of tho Excise the Commis¬ Williaui Abraham, and Their Fate, made, spread law, Kennedy, Na 1 Sullivan street Joseph Ley, Na 1,060 Third avenue. woo.,.,«««. sonto terror the of the sioners would require, in some cases, men to look alter Hermann Meyer, proprietor, No. 94 Prince street. Jacoli Aaron, No. Second avetiua KSKtSS? ""w among liquor-dealing fraternity Autonio Na M# Greenwich 1,196 John Enw right, No. IS# Uroadwey, $100. district. those to whom Is deputed the task of watchicg and ar¬ Uiliarden, bartender, Julius Willis, No. 1,189 Second avenue. John Kobius, No. 703 Greenwich Frank Fossman, No. 702 Third avenue. lu the Eleventh no great excitement resting delinquent liquor dealers. Mr. Tuomas No. 564 Greenwich Mary Shalener, Nu. 126 Prince street Discharged. precinct very Yesterday, Hoborts, proprietor, Fred Hotze, Na 1,108 Third avenue. Vuleutiue No. 182 street Ut» occurred tbe The saloon owners who Julius Gribcl, a very respectable who keeps a street. Matthew K. Nu 1,117 First avenue Beeks, Christopher HOW THE RAID WAS MET. during day. German, Charles No. 621Uroome stretl. Ky, in tbe morning were taken Into cus¬ lager beer saloon and garden at No. 588 Scbleeman, bartender, C Geizeritk. No. 1,143 Elrsi avenue. No. M Prince street, opened speedily Sixtl^avonue, Margaret Schaffuer, proprietress, Na l«»o rnnce Patrick Brc.-lin, No. 1,149 Firit avenue. CbNevrman Meyer, nit-chargei a few were found was with bis for an vio¬ Phillip Holland, So. 108 West Houston street Di» tody, and only transgressors daring arrested, together wife, alleged Street. Christopher Welrenback, No. 1,477 Second avenue. to brave detection the afternoon. A lation of the Sunday liquor under peculiarly pro¬ Charles Clark, Na 522 Broome street. Irf-onaru No. 804 Second avenue. Police Justice on the Another enougb during law, John No 49 liraad street. Warner. Gibbons, No. 1 Thompson street. $100. A Bench, made covert to ot their voking circumstances. His saloon was not only shut, Shields, proprietor, Fred Kooheler, Nu 86'rf Second avenue. Cl>HcuryMatthew flOU. few, however, attempts dispose Bertha Bogau, No. 150 Wouster street. Werner, No. 220 Kant street. Siniou, stock of and these were but a placard was placed In the window bearing the Michael Na 20 street. Henry S'orty-Ofih Michael Meyer, $100. Acting as Cierk. liquors, generally compelled Meyer, Thompson Michael Mitchell, Fifty.third street and Third avenue. John Colas, $lo0. to tbe escort of a officer as Cur as the Union announcement."Positively closed for to-day." Upon Frederick Smith, No. 04 Vaudatu street Gustave I^'icken. Flfiy-uinih street and Third avouue. accept police Jorin No. 74 Varick street William Carroll, $100. Market station house. his return from the barber's he heard a great hubbub Poran, demon I,eu-se«, Na 773 Third avenue. Miehael $loU G" Henry Giblioii, No. 1}-, Thompson street. James street and Firth Smith, ot tbe Thirteenth close lu the basement kitchen of his whore the table Penuis O'Coutior. No. 107 street. Chrystie. Fifty-ninth avenue. Heury Hipuor. $lou Yesterday was a busy day for the police. Orders 'Chat portion precinct lying house, Thompson Kdward Hunly, No. 1,300 Third avenue. Krnest No. 307 was laid for the dinner. Fredrick Merobuum. Na 110 Prince streeL Gray, Ninth avenue, $100. «rero Issued on Saturday for the strict enforcement of to the river and down as lar as the Hook Is Inhabited alreaay lamlly Upon going Thomas Colter, No. 12 East Fifty-ninth street. George Leopold, No. 310 Weit Street. Johu E. Wlckbam, Na 179 West Houhou street Louis Linderiiiann, Na Second avenue. Twrty-eighth the Excise and tho result was tho wholesale arrest by a population who will not be deprived of tboir Sun¬ down, he found bis wife resisting an officer, who Thomas 1,000 law, Puffy, So. 3lo Hudson street Henry Baker, Filth avenue and Sixtieth street L. Hotel com- libations If a cunniug ot side doors wus trylne to arrest her, and who. In so doiug, Jacob Schlmer, Na 149 Spring street ,lCL Golpbln, Brunswick. $100. of liquor store proprietors and their barkeepers, day manipulation James Jordan, No. 776 Third avenue. Henrv G. Uausberg, Gllmore's Garden, *100. can thorn to a the had partially torn her olothes from her back. The John MoHugb, No 307 Mott street. John Schneider. Filth avenue fifth street xnencing at midnight of Saturday and continuing help dram; consequently liquor So. 31 urana qnd Sixty Justus Kattoler, Nu 203 West Thirty-tilth etreet, dl» dealers of that to servo the hunband, upon inquiring the reason of this extraordi¬ Kuingunuo Luhking, proprietress, John Douerty, No. 877 Third avenue. ch throughout yesterday. The persons arrested during quarter prepared pub¬ street TWKMTIKTll 1'RkCISCr. urged. lic at alt hazards. The were nary proceeding, was Informed that too, was undor William No. 23 Sullivan street Jsoob Goff, $100. Saturday nigbt wero arraigned yesterday morning at police, however, he, Miller, James Feelev, son ol proprietor. Na 234 West Thlrty- jaiues in all indications arrest for violation of the Sunday law. He did not ob¬ Cbristopber Banners, No. 92 Varick street. flfth stroet. Justice Duflv. McAvoy, $100. the different police courts, and either neld in nominal actively engaged watching Matthew Na 12.'i street. Discharged by Patrick Mullery. discharged. of the and before ject to go with the violence on his Boweo, Thompsou ¦loiiu Flueck, proprietor. No. 35t* West Fortieth hall or discharged when the charges were considered of violation law, long officer, tearing part, Johu Henraddy, No. 541 Canal street. Held In bail Tony uuery, $100 but asked him to allow his wife timo to her street $100 by Judge Duffy. Andrew Smith, $100. frivolous by tho police justloes. Around the police a large number cf barkeepers looked askance at Cap¬ replace James McNamara, No 250 Spring street George Leopold, proprietor, No. Slo'Weat Thirty* Kdward in front of the station house desk. torn dress and cover her head before through sixth utsrwiCT. street Donnelly, $100. lourts animated crowds gathered In the morning, and tain Cllncby Many walking Patrick Shields, No. 062 street Dis¬ eighth Cliaries Smalt, discharged. were the of the and the streets with a The was refused. Washington Justus Kassler, proprietor, Na 283 West Thirty-fifth Charlea No. 888 i Hie same scenes were transferred later to the different and varied protestations prisoners, policeman. request charged by Judge Duffy. street. Brlage, Broadway, discharged. The husband and wllo wore then marched this _ Francis No. 113 We* precinct station houses. Below is a summary of the when they were taken below their discussion of tho by Edward lirown, burkeeper for Byron Cross, Na 419 Ernest Gray, bartender, No. 307 Ninth avenue. Clark, Twenty-third atreet, ' Bleecker street. $100. Sections of (he law to houses:. infringement of what tbuy regarded as inalienable superservtceable patrolman, by naino Samuel English, Discharged by Judge Dully. TWX.VT* K1KST PRKCiNL'T. Charles , . .lnrt relating closing William Eeiieh, bartender for Michael Maher, No. Ernest No 230 Karl street Kiss, Gllmore's Garden, $100. CHAM-UK 173 OK TDK LAWS OP 1870. rights had an exceedingly bitter llavor. In the after¬ to the Twenty-ninth procinct station house and lockod 814 Bleecker street. Keening, Thirty-fourth Patrick Mo.N'amara, discharged. Discharged by Judge Puffy. Frank Bisean, No. 214 Kant Forty-first street James U. line. SOTKH 5..Licenses granted, us in this act provided, noon the number of arrests began to be less frequent, up. Mr. Gribel at once sent to the Judgo ot the Wash¬ John No en, Na 618 Hudson street. Pisohargod by Daniel J. No. 203 avenue. Cook, $2 ¦nail not authorize any or to lor Ciannn, l^xiugton Thomas Barry, $2 tine. person persons expose and the consumers of beer, wines and liquors wended ington Place Police Court, who at onoe opened bis Matthew Zimmerman, No. 243 East Thirty-third Kichard .ale, or sell give away or dUposo or, uny stronir or ''"Heury Meyers, bartender for Frederick Beseler, Na street. Gregory, $100. their about with disconsolate faces and words of court, and upon hearing tbe evidence aud circum¬ Anton . iptrituous liquors, wines, ales or beer on any day be- way 061 Hudson street. Discharged by Judge Dully. Hill, No. 487 Second avenue. GlHarden, $lod iween the hours of one and live o'clock in the morning. to the Commissioners. stances at onco Mr. Gribel and his wife. John Median, lor Frank at No. George Thomas Roberts. 4J4 Greenwich $l.a ungentle reference discharged barkeeper Murray, Thomas Walsh, Na 4U0 Third avenue. * atroet; And all places licensed us aloresaid shall be closed and In McCullough's district (the Seventeenth Tho former asserts that his placo .was closed from 64 Cartnluo street Pisoharged by Judge Duffy. Michael Flucke, No. 2011 Kast Fortieth street Georgo Rupert, $100. kept closed between the hou<*s aforesaid, &c., and it Captain Peter Cosgrove, barkeeper for William llurns. No. No. 6U4 Klrst Williem Walsh, Grand Central Hotel, gioa ¦hall be the or to a look of ssttled soemed to invest twelve o'clock Saturday night; that positively not Kdward Reynolds, avenue, Tbouias 764 duty every sheriff, policemau. 4c., prccinct) melancholy 635 Washington stroet Dircharged by Judge Pully. Stephen Abend, No. 623 ThirGreenwich avenue. Discharged by Judge Duffy. TWMNTT-SEOOND PKKVIKCT. called hta "hybrid Police Commission" with Motion a usually resound were altogether wanting yesterday, magistrates police yestorday shall be guilty ol misdemeanor, and shall bo Martiu Fisher, lager bior. No. 651 Hudson atreeL Peter Schram, No. 426 West street all sorts of vengeance. Judge Heury punished alter each oOence a lino of not less than for not a saloon himself to ar¬ caused considerable surprise, but wben it was ascer¬ in ball Fitiy-iourth Murray by single keeper exposed Held $100 by Judge Dully. Thomas Edwards, Vifty-flrth street ana Eleventh wu notified of tne facta of the arre.t. $30 uor more than $200, or by imprisonment not less rest tbe whole was tained that the fact was owing to a determined raid by Peter Nolan, barkeeper fur James Nolan, corner or than nor during day. Captain McCullough avenue. live days more than filly, or both such lino the on all barrooms or saloons lound Thirteeuth *treel and Sixth avenue. Diacharged. by No. 807 Ninth avenue. made at the different preclncta at an early hour la tha ¦ud imprisonment, at the discretion of tho Court. discovered by a Hkrald reporter eyeing a long line of police drinkiug Peter Smith, were soon crowded curious Warren Soule, Central Park Garden. evening, and at once paid a visit to the Twenty second or silent beer shops, whoso flaunting signs of "Wine and open, the oourts by people. of beer No. For two mouths longer unequal efforts have been "'"jsfcob Glersdorff, proprlotor lager saloon. Charles Kroner, Na 733 Ninth avouue. precinct station house, on West Forty-sovcutli Beer" seemed vaguo and meaningless when asso¬ Long after tho watch returns were disposed of and a S3 Sixth avenue. Discharged by Judge Puliy. John Sixtieth street and Ninth street, mado to enforce those provision* At one time a largo Lager Johu for Frederick Na i91 Klime, avenua assured himself of the facts of the ewe. Jndg. number of ciated with their utter abandonment. Tbo Captain was few cases of petit larceuy had been adjudicated, the Smith, barkeeper Smith, John Reynolds, Na 101 West Fllty-flrst street Ld liquor sellers havo been arrested In one pre- Washingtou street Discharged by Judgo Pully. Thomas Na 830 Seventh avenua found the atatlou house choked with for the of a aiuner magistrates lound themselves kept busy with cases in Furey, Murray prisoners, sinct while a very much larger number of persons tn looking vainly appearance against William Stauf, barkeeper lor Andrew Stuul, Na 012 John Gilligau, Na 709 Tenth avenue all from the heat and confinement He the Excise law. which violation of the Excise iaw, in selling liquor on Had sou street. Held in *100 by Judgo Dully. No. 771 Tenth Buffering tele, »he very next precinct, who had rendered themselvos Duulel MeGin, avenue. to at once that ho would was In every court the police John Killersm, proprietor of liquor «turo Na 424 John No. 744 Ninth aveuue. graphed headquarters open squally liable to arrest wero permitted to sell unmo- In tbe Eighteenth preclnot station house evidences 6unday, charged. nearly West street Miller, expressed themselves as disgusted at the man¬ Discharged by Judgo Dully. John Geragbty, No. 314 West Forty-fourth street. court and, with Jaoob Hess and Henry Claussen, lested. Those who were in most of considerable business activity began to be maul- Justices Patrick Conuer, burkeeper lor Michael Murray, Na Hold in to answer by Justice arrested, instances, ner in which the arrests had been and in Varick street $100 Kilbreth. en to rod the Fllty-sovonth Street Court House, have never been called to the of bail tested at an early hour. Captain Garland In porson made, many 218 Discharged by Judge Duffy, TWK.KTY-SKVJMTII PKBOdfCT. trial, giving $100 Instances released the because tbe officers Stephen Muior, Na 370 Weat street. Discharged by No. 163 wuere a largo crowd of the prisoners' frlenda wert being the act of patrolled the streets, and was instrumental In taking prisoners William Kaulman, Washington stroet Held generally concluding not evidence or to bail Judge WandolL assembled. Judge Kasmire could not be found, an4 Into a couple of tho moat astute sggrassora. either could furnish tbe necessary had Ft ti of store Na 23 Charles by THS LKUAL PARCK, custody n, proprietor liquor Williatu McCarthy, No. 23 Washington street Held to Judge Kilbreih declined to sit In the Excise caaea. Every few minutes an olfloer arrived at the desk with made their arrests undor circumstances that street Discharged by Judgo Duffy. bail WandelL In which the liquor dealers, the police authorities and Johu for Petar Na 0S4 by Judge judge Otterbourg assisted Judge and both some dealer in and toward showed that they had trapped their victims Callahan, burkeeper Hagon, Gustave Mohrtens, residence No, 209 Henry afreet Murray, police justices are tbe chief actors. Indignant liquor charge, Greenwich street held court at o cloc the of the station house to be unfairly, or that tho alleged violation of tho law was , . Discharged. polico maglstratea eight Tho principal method of detecting violations of the evening capacity began Michael Mtidigan, barkeeper lor Mcuouald, No. oi John Jacobson, No. 119 Washington street Held to last evening. Judge Murray disposed of thir*- severely taxed for room to put tho newcomers. In the very doubtful. Judge Duffy, who presides at present Carmine street. bail Judge Wandell. taw yesterday was tho following :-Offlcers in citizens' at Na 2 Seventh avenue. by three cases, holding each pruoner in latter of the afternoon the arrests had up at the Washington Place Court, decided to reopen his Hugh MoCaffray, barkoeper William McQuade, Na 75 West street. Held to ball by $10* iresB entered tho liquor stores and beer saloons they part figured Valentino Baker, Na 182 Christopher street Wandell. and him aa as ball was found. was a of more tribunal at eight P. M. for tho purpose of considering Judge discharging quickly found access to in the different precincts and asked If to nineteen, and there still prospect ap- Patrick Bergen, Na 22 Downing street Thomas Karrish, Na 75 West streot Held to ball also four dealers who excise arrest that might be made tho alter- tkxtu PURomrr. by Judge Murray paroled liquor could obtain If or beer was pearing. The denizens of the streets lying aloug tbe any during Judge Wandell. they Hquor. liquor sold to as Ernest Na 05 Held to ball at could not find ball, and Judge Otterbourg held also the river who devote their to a con¬ soon. lie stated that be took this action he be¬ Netderer, Bowory. Daniel Ihtn, Na701 Greenwich street Hold to bail br them they arrested tbe person selling it, and when side, usually Sundays Kmex Market and subsequently rearrested lor a second Wandell. aame number of person, of seemed dissat¬ lieved that it was simple Justice to the uccused to give Judge pilsoners-thirty-ihree Ihey housed him safely at the station returned sumption strong watsrs, exceedingly Edward Nolan, Na 01 West street Held to ball br each in ball. and bla isfied with the of and there is reason to them an opportunity to offer ball If probable guilt ex¬ V'piTirlck J. Boscbe, Na T7 Eldrldge street. Held to $100 Judge Murray to pursue tbe same schemo in other quar- aspect affkirs, Judge WandelL colleague did not get through their la. bolieve that few prayers were uttorsd isted or to be discharged if shown to be innocent of the Gustave F.tjens, Na 104 Barclay street Held to ball Occasionally an officer entered a hotel during yesterday Given, So. 77 Kldridge street Held to bail WandelL bora until eleven o'clock last n for the of tbe Kxcise Board and tbe chargo. To Judge Dulfy's course many men under ar¬ ^August New by Judge nearly ght, bar, where his lhce was familiar, and, (ailing to Induce wolUbeing police Uhrlstophor Curran, England House. John G. Harr, No. 60 New Church street Held to bail and It waa commented in court that Gar¬ in that the rest escaped detention over night In the station house Hermau Fincke, Na 114 Allen street upon Captain tho attendant to sell him tho liquor, went off without a portion qf city. by Judge WandelL land did not send his from the In the street station house the exclso colls. Gecrge Buckert, No. 06 Bowery. Hannah Nardsick, No. 84 New Church street Held to prisoners Eighteenth prisoner, but net always without a drink. A good Thirty-dfih TBI ARRKST8. Albert Llukofsteln, No. 01 Hester street bail Wandell. station house to the raid formed the topic of conversation for the police and Frederick W. Meyer, No. 114 Hudson street by Judge precinct many devices were employed to cvndo tho law yostor- The following arrest* vero made during the day and Kntrina Welling, Na 84 New Church street Held to although ordered to do so byKilty-^venihatr^tCou^Superintendent Walling. Determined seekers for for all who came that way. Nearly every man of the George Lutz, No. 109 East Houstou street ball WandelL day. "cocktails" and other evening in the various police proclneu throughout the MLKVKNTII PBKCWOT. by Judge haklkk folic. coos*. denominations of did not squad bad assisted In an arrest, and down slain in the TWSNTT-aiMTD PKXCIKCT. "eye openers" And tbe law, Adolpb Krouhardt, No. 207 avenue C. Thomas Na 300 Sixth avenue. Dis¬ At the Harlem Polico Court Judge Flamnwr disposed cells ware not only keepers of ordinary liquor city:. Na 480 East Houstoa street Kruse, proprietor, however rigidly enforced, a barrier to tbe enjoyment shop?, FIRST rRKOISCT. Henry Bolnhardt, charged by Judge Duffy. of about forty cases of liquor dealers arreated lor viola but of saloon and men wno stood William No. 2 Pearl street. Committed to Conrad Ptetri, No. 421 East Houston street. Terrenes .f their favorite boverago. Slrango stories circulated proprietors palaces Thompson, street McMahon, barkoeper. 490 Sixth avenue. tion of the Excise law. In favor with local The saloons of the answer. Edward Specht, No. 303 East Houfton Held in $100 oy Judgo Duffy. of the distribution of keys by liquor store proprietors high politicians. Frederick Net 7 Coenties Committed to Aduni Wentzler, No. 229 Stanton street Albert G. No. The la . liat of the number of arresU for bad in eases been as and Grolser, slip. Gerkin, proprietor, 107 East Twenty- following to their of mysterious passages through wind- precinct many opened usual, answer. Charles Young, No 147 Attorney street seventh street Held in $100 by Judgo Duffy. violation of tbo Exciae law telegraphed to Police patrons, somu had been closed but In both in¬ J alius No. 0 Beaver street. Held to ball William Stuinpf, Na 031 Filth street Jamos O'Conor. Na 641 tag alleys, of scaling partitions snd descending to back ostensibly up, Qoffskin, by No. 190 Stanton street bartender, Seventh avenue. between midnight and stances the owners or had to the. Judge WaudelL George Siegert, Held in $100 ny Judge Duffy. Headquarters Saturday kasemonts where bacchanals gathered in mysterious barkeepers pay price lid Fulton street. Held to bail Emil Stout, No. 020 Sixth siroet Frederick Bin. o'clock but of their been taken Into Henry Bogt. No. by Burflend, proprietor. Na 411 Sixth avenua night:.First precinct, tarnivaL In the large hotels "parlor entertainments" temerity, having custody. Judge WaudelL Ignis Martin, No. 24 CUntou street. Held in $100 by Judgo Duffy. 8; Fourth. 11} "Kb. 41; 4} Twenty-four persons bad been brought before tbe desk rocRTn rRiviKCT. Margaret Munster, No. 212 Seventh street John Na 6 Onion in were the order of the day. You were thirsty and un- No. 3 avenue C. Herring, bartender,^ square. Held to tlx o'clock, and the likelihood of others Martin O'Connor, James street. Held io bail by Felix Bothschild, $100 by Judge Duffy. Seventh, 4; Eighth, 40; Ninth, 86; Tenth, 10, ¦ware of the spasmodic virtue which selected this par- up although WandelL l,eonard Gignch. No. 3110 East Eighth street Charles No. 2 East Twelfth. Fourteenth. doubtful it was Judge Roblnsou, Twenty-third street Eleventh, 13; 11; Thirteenth, 17; ticular Sabbetb, when tbe 6un was so very hot, for Its appearing seemed. yet questionable Krodcric Boeekermonn, No. S Rose street Held to Cbarlua Early, Na 011 East Twelith streot Held in $100 by Judge Duffy. . to what straits dealers be driven the bail WandelL THlRTKr.NTIl PRKCIXCT. Herman bartender. 17; Fifteenth, 30; Sixteenth, ; exhibition; you entered the hotel bar and ssked for a liquor might by by Judge 010 Water stroet. Burning, Na 288 Sixth avenua 8«*eDlw'°)J»Twentieth. 1 thirst of their customers. AU tbe ward tbe Oscar LevibiVHn, No. 1 Rooeevolt street. Held to bail Henry Brown, Na Held in $100 by Judge Dully. Eighteenth, 37; Nineteenth, 40; "jJ drink, and you were directed to a "private" room through by Juiigu WandelL Michaol Carolyn, No. 852 Madison street Robert Watson, bartender. Sturterant House Dis¬ Twenty firat, 24; Twenty-second, 14; where were as as lesson of the day seemed to be a telling one, for the M. No. 67 New Chambers street. peter Waidon, Na 04 Attorney street. you liberally supplied your Timothy Driscoll, S. No 197 slreet charged by Judge Duffy. 2; Twenty-seventh, 13; Twenty ninth 68, Thirty means In restaurants tho corners were abandoned by the usual loungers and Held to bail by Judge Wendell. Daniel Kiouter. Deiancey Frederick Titan, No. 1,813 Broadway. Held In $100 by permitted. patrons G. No. 450 Pearl street Held to ball Fred Bhrena, No. 204 Divtsion street first, 8; Thirty-second, 13; Thirty-third, X *»1| drank and seltzer out or tbe stores upon them seemed quiet and untenanted. Fredorick UusU, to Judge Duffy. their gin cups by Judge WandelL Poter Miller, Na 74 Jackson slreet. Held bail Matthew Bergh, Na 203 Seventh avenna Held in 472. For the Initiated the troublo was very but Tbe scene of tbe day's groatest excitement, how¬ Rudolf Whcrr, No. 43 New Chambers street Held to Patrlok Magee, Na 34 Broome street Held to Oa.'. $100 slight, report John No. 24 Jackson stroot, by Judge Duffy. lays that the occasional tippler lingered disconsolate on ever, was the Fifty-ninth street station house, where ball by Judge Wandell. Curley, Charles Small, bartender, northeast corner Sixteenth ON THE BATTEBY. Carrahun, No. 1 Chatham square. Held to bail Thomas Fogarty, No. 00 Broome street itruet and Sixth avenae. Held in $100 many sn inhospitable street corner. Doubtless the re¬ forty-one cases of excise violation appeared on tho Hugh Otto Na 76 Cannon street by Judge Duffy by Judge Wendell. Hwrswiager. Edward Nixon, bartender. No. 134 West NineUentn or COMCKETC WAXZ,.HOW 1010 port was sober trutlj. Many or tho liquor stores and blotter. All through tbe neighborhood people were nrru rhscixct. Jacob Bouhag, No. 27 Columbia street. it reel. Held In $100 by Judge Duffy. CONDITION TUB beer saloons their little gathered in groups, talking about tbe event of the Frederick Meyer, No. 26 Broadway. Discharged. Mary Bchulmbagb, No. 274 Monroe slreet Henry Webb, proprietor. No. 11 Cast Nineteenth OF THIS "SOT8" AMI'S* THEMSELVES. put up Luke No. 132 West Joseph Kruti, No. 68 Sheriff street j street rijion or day. The numerous friends of the prisoners seemed Treanor, Broadway. Discharged. Discharged by Judgo Duffy. To residents of the lowor of New York Um mistress, James Scanlon. No. 18 Desbrosses street Held to Mienael Sbea, No. 481) Grand street William McMuiien, bartender, Na 819 Seventh ave¬ portion notifying all wnom it might concern that "this store disposed to regard their arrest as an arrant outrage bail by Judge WandelL William Gina. No. 49 lln street 1 nue. DUchurged by Juugo Duffy. Battery I'ark la a breathing place of bo llttln conse¬ and their detention in tbe station house as positive Michael Murphy, corner of Watts and Desbrosses Jacob Prod, No. 186 Rtvlnuton street, Henry McCuliough, No. 683 Seventh avenue. Held In The for rest and recreation U will open on Monday morning." But this should not Justus H. Schwab, N'o. 84 Clinton street, quence. advantages despotism. Outside the police station were collected streets. Discharged. $100 by Judge Duffy. summer time are and to be taken as implying that it was not open theu. Erom Maunoe White, No. 229 West street Hold to bail by voi'ktekmth m*cmct. Jos-ph J. Harrison, clerk, grocery Na 80 West affords In the manifold, provs tome or these places stolid looking messengers emerged quite a crowd, some boaring baskets of refreshments Judge Wandcll. Thomas Cox, proprietor, Na 172 Mulberry street Thirty-third stroet. Held In $100 by Judge Duffy that they aro very generally enjoyed one needs only t« tor incarcerated others clamor- No. 370 Canal Hold to ball Held by Jadge Wandell In $300 bail. Peter with little boitles of liquor or cans of beer concealed relatives, vocilerously James o'Cunnell, street. Na 231 O'Keiliv, bartender, No. 283 Seventh avenua stroll down In that direction any line afternoon or lor Interviews with fnends itvide. A officer by Judge Wundell. Henry Nenneyer, proprietor. Mulberry street Discharged by Judge Duffy. In small markot baskets. As usual the action of the log police No. 160 Hudson street Held In $300 ball by Jwkge Wandell. William No. 130 evening. As the sun doclines toward the western hori¬ on to re- James Dscey, Discharged. Taner, bartender, Park avenue. Held Police Board, in directing this enforcement of stood duty within, strenuously endeavoring Na 216 West street Held to bail by Joreph B. Walsn, bartender, rornor of Grand and In f100 by Judge zon a breeze may always lie telt there coming lresh general Henry Miller, streets. Held io bail by Wandell. Duffy. the was tho means of thousands press tho applicants tor admission to tho prisoners, Judge Wandell. Cenire $300 Judge Julius Spaeth, bartender, selling beer, Na 896 Sixth from Its over tho waers of tho bay. Tho Sunday law, sending C. Na 460 Greenwich Held Thomas Corey, proprietor, No. 60 Prince street. Held avenue. Held in passage and a number of politicians interested in the latter, David Hathaway, street $100 by Judge Daffy. ami the little as It Of people to .Stolen Island and ucross ilio Jersey for- to bail by Judge WandelL In $3U0 ball by Judge Wandell. Julius P. Griber, No. 698 Sixth avenna Discharged turf Is now bright green, shade, Is, ries, where beer could be had an! without accompanied by several attorneys, were devising plans Albert 3. Dawes, No. 471 Greenwich street Held to Antonio Horgo, proprietor, No. 336 Elizabeth street, Jndge Duffy. very Unfortunately the white concrete at¬ lager freely in house. by grateful. cflOrtto evadi the police scrutiny. In each precinct of release. Shut from the popular gaze, but visible to bail by Judge Wandell. held station Patrick McAnally, proprietor, Na 817 Sixth avenua tracts the ann's rays too ranch at noon, producing at the were the Middendorl. No. 67 Hudson street Held to Josepn Boldlnscbiveansker, proprietor, Na 12 East Held in (100 by Judge Duffy. ¦bout twenty officers patrolloa in citlieos dress in tbe people before de.-k, prisoner* them¬ Henry Houston street times au Intolerable glara. At night, however, number tbe bail by Judge WaudelL Thomas Henderson. No. 245 8eventh avenue. Search or offenders a;amst the law. In nearly all selves, whose precluded possibility Jiunes McMahon, No. 81 Hudson street Held to bail Patrick B. Byrne, proprietor, Na 08 East Houston Anthony Kay, No. 342 Sixth avenue. the broad walks are Oiled with long linos of detention in cells. They were crowded to¬ Wandcll. . .treeu John Kohier. Na 610 Sixth avenue. eases where arrosts wore made, aud tbey numbered single by Judge No. 206 Grand street. of sauntering couples, squads of boys, rows of girls, and in limltk much too small for a lew John Febrmas, Na 238 West street. Held to ball by Charles McElrov, bartender. Augustu* Bullwinkel, Na 22 Kast Nineteenth street Several hundreds, tho officers thomsolvos were tbe per¬ gether them, seated, Adam Krutoh, proprietor, Na 12U MuiUrrv street. Charles A. No. 177 numerous family groups of infinite variety. It Is to be tbe most of them and ail Judge Wandell. Moll, Seventh aveuue sons to whom the accused sold tno ocer or liquor. but standing, looking tieorgo Uuppcn, Na 82 West Broadway. Held to bail Matthew Grace, proprietor, corner of East Houston Patrick Mniloy No. 142 West Nineteenth street regrotted, too, that beside thi weary toilers resting anxiously for some news of release. Tbe warmth of Juduo Wandell and Crosby streets. William Carroll, No. 466 Sixth avenue. of These efforts to check the sale of iiquor wore very gen¬ by John H. McMabon, Na 214 Grand stroet. alter the labors of the dsy are found gangs youthful tbe roust have been excessively annoying Edward Dugan, 165 Hudsoa street Held to ball by Henry Hotfnor, No. 117 West Twenty-sixth street not those erally canvassed as tho day advanced, and, as hitherto, atmoaphero Wandcll. KirTKKXfll ntXOIMCT. KSSKX XARKKT COIBT. Idlers who never toil, and who will suffer ' in tbe narrow that bold and some Jadgn Mie question or beating" the law received much inoro preoiucts them, dip- Cbarlcs Spiuninger. No. 126 West Broadway. Held to Isaac Reed, proprietor, No. 'J4 West Third street. At tho Ktxox Market Police Court Judge Morgan held who do to enjoy without molestation tbe recreation signs of real suffering. Aldermen Somers, Hess bail Judge Wandell. Lmdsey Mckcever, proprietor, Na b8 West Hous¬ the following parsons In $100 bail oach for violation of Home of the consideration than that or obeying 1L It may be truly played by ton struet winch Is there to be found. overgrown and Clauson bad boon using their efforts during tbe day Henry Harding. No. 23 Harrison street Held to bail the Kxjiho law:.Joseph Fugler, No. 62 Hester struct: the Parle Mid, Indeed, that ibis observance of tho Kxcise law, as Judiio WnndelL Jobn H. Werneckon, bartender, Na 63 University F. Behren, No. 96 svenue B; Brown, Na 84 and lll-couduoled boys who Infest llattery to havo the prisoners spared the Ignominy of deten¬ by Henry with tbeir presence in the evening have exceedingly It now stands, Is regarded by the average New Yorker James Riley, No. 132 West Broadway. Held to ball by place. Jackson street; Patrick McGee, No. 121 Goorck street. or the tion in the cells and have them at once to Wandcll. Ernest Paulstlan. bartender, Na 214 Forsyth street William No. 601 Water David strange and remarkably offensive ways passing u a sort ot harmless fiction. The hoiol, big or little, broaght Judge Waller, street; Kreuter' are heard of their Court Kidc Inwes. Na 74 Hudson street Held to bail by Alexander McCiellan, proprietor, No. 134 Weal Elov- No. 197 Delanoey street; Levi Price, No. 241 Kast time. Frequent complaint* conduct, sannol be prevented from serving Its guesta away from Judge WuudelL ernU eirceL Seveuth street; Peter Waller, Na 81 Attorney street; winch the other habitues of th« place the bar, and the small eroggery proprietor, who roust OX THBWRST Bint, Honry Folk. Na 342 Canal street Held to bail by Charles E. Harris, proprietor, Na 60 West Fonrth Earnest Vldere, No. 66 Bowory; John Brown, Na ii would allow their parents or guardians, the dealers, the Indignatloo manifested Wandell street. street, and Arthur Na 422 Brooiae If they ever had any. to correct, wero they only cou- pay a high rent and taxes as wisll as the hotel proprie¬ among liquor Judgn Jobn 341 East Ninth street Del.mcey Blanely, siderate to avoid Intruding upon all who chance what was characterized as the and Jaines McGrath, Na 380 Canal street Held to bail by Meeker, proprietor, No.. enough tor, thinks him.«clf oqually entitled 10 entertain guests against arbitrary Edwin No. 1110 Sixth avenue. their way. But tbeir profano language la said to be too Judge Wandell. Howe, bartender, TBS MOST COURT SCK*Ba. call other on ho can It in no other unjust action of the Commissioners was intense. Tuts S. No. 458 Greenwich street Pcrmar Lambert, bartender, Na 24 West Eleventh loud, ami tho pet names they each grate snd travellers. If accomplish Thomas McCouberley, Rome over latitidlous Then feeling was shared in a very considerable degree by tbe Hold to bull by Judge WandelL Street. At the Washington Place Police Court last night the ears of people. they wuy be has ingenuity enough to convert his tavern Into Na avenue. have a democratic way or joutline unprotected girls, of the and tbe old talk of'-robbinc a Martin Hankln, 186 Washington street Held to bail Philip Wenel, proprietor, 104 Sixth Judge Duffy Mt to hear all eases for violation of the , patrons saloons, not ol their whoso member* have enough ¦ hotel William Miller. Na UU Duune straet. discharged l'atrick McKeuna, bartender, No. 121 Spring street that set, generally In the afternoon, when it became cenerally Known poor man of bis beer" waa Ireely indulged in. As a rule 1 John No. 28 Sixth avenue. Excite la* might be brought before him. Be did self-relmnoe to protect themselves. Strangers are i. William M. tariien. No. MSo Reade street Held to bail BexieteL, proprietor, the ol their assaults. A Ibul tho in citizens' dross wero fur the and submitted to the WandelL James M alone. bartender. No. 114 Sixth avenue. evidently anticipate the task be took upon himself, made particularly object gen- police scorching barkoepers proprietors quletlr by Judge Frederick Lucca, No. 17* Mercer street tleman, who happened to be on the Battery s few all who sold it to a sort of arrest and tbe officers to the station Charles Katlneil, Na 27 Hudson street Held to bail proprietor, for swsrrns of prlaonera, accompanied by their friends liquor and arresting them, accompanied polico Judge WandelL Hugh Dolan, bartvuder, Nu. 83 Fourth avenue. nights ago. reports the remarks he beard made by a seized the men, but stiil tried to sell with but little more than a verbal remonstrance. by J..c ib Go Na 71 South filled the court. Justice waa farmed out at llghtalng gang of those young roughs while two neatly dressed panic Iiquor they Frederic Dargeioh, No. 414 Washington stroet Held AT, bartender, Washington behaved and ¦nd did even in where arreals had been Work in tho Ninth precinct was to bail by Judjje Waudoll. »l u are. .peed, but still It cauld net supply the demand. A snd modestly working girls passed along, sell, places particularly lively, Juntos Na 101 West Houston these observations were not such as tbe polico should no lees than arrests made in the Timothy Kyun, No. no North Moore street Held to McEntee, proprietor, larce majority of prisoners were held la tlOO bail to made after tho polico hud left Some strangers only thirty being early day. WandelL street. tolerate. If these youths wero suppressed the Battery ball by Judge answer. Tboao who ware fortunate to have a resort of an lound It difficult to obtain access to the Inner chain- This Is acoounted for by tbe fact that special officers Frederic Mrohniann, Na 34 Hudson street Held to Frank Minteu. proprietor. No. 29 Bond street enough would become pleasanter evening. been detailed to In citizens' tbe van- Wandell. Andrew No. lwo sixth avenue. "solid" friends at hand gave bail on the spot, and the There is another matter calling for immediate atten¬ bers to which tbe liquor had been taken in some places had visit. dress, bail by Judge Mullock, and that Is tne concrete walk Christine Na 27 Hudson street Held to ball Herman Gtngell, No. 810 Broadway. rem ware inarched staira and detained In the rooms tion at the llattery, along for security. lu almost all cases scuuneis were set to ous saloous In tne precinct, and were instructed to ICoppoll, up tbe line of the wall. Tho substratum of earth by Judgo Wundell. .Michael oppertnan, No. 41 Sullivan street. "What's the and Battery Raich tbe and a curious sort of game of hide close any place found opea wbero liquor was exposed, No. Thomas bartender, Sinclair Uousa there situated. charger" M$100 under the concrete slabs forming the walk has sunk at police, Henry Freeso, 34 Jay street Held to bail by Murray, concrete has sud seek was even If no actual sale was consummated. One of tbe Wandell. J«n,os Mcfclvoy. No. i2 University to answer" caine again and again, varied with an different points and the consequently pUycd by tbo police and mo iiquor mon, Juogc place. of holes iu many Thomas kin ann. Na 203 West street Held to bail William J. Walsh, bartemler. (Jrand Central Hotel occasional go homa" The crowd been thrown ont position, causing which lasted until after midnight. The new order parties arrested drew a revolver on the officer, and No. 10i Clinton "Discharged; that endanger the limbs of and hold by Judye Wandell. Frederick Stack, place. clerks ware places podestrlsns afforded an excellent lor patrol¬ consequently, on being brought to the station house, 432 hdward Fire No. ii# Clinton place. upstairs began to swell and three grinding tbe rain water ror several days alter a heavy shower. opportunity angered Henrv Raili, Na Canal street Held to ball by back, is and worn in men to who were was charged not only with the Excise WandelL Johu M. Wright, No. 188 Bleecker street. out ball bonds at a foarful rate, but were utterly unable Tho concrete itself Irayed mauy places, ..jet square" witii liquor dealer* violating law, Judge it and it worse. II the damage, Iron but With lelonious assault as I'eter Keilv, No. 103 Hudson street Held to bail by Frederiek Winters, Na 29 Boo nriu't, to pace with the Judge's commitment* Messen¬ daily becoming "out of favor" with them. That some such motive well. Many aubterfuges MrEntee, No. 62 West Houston street keep whatever canse in proceeds, la permitted to oontinui Judge Wandell. Joseph were to and Iro In search of friends for th« instigated the officers in certain precincts wore indulged in to evade tbe law, and tbe numerous Joseph C. McLean, Na 103 Hudson street Held to ball J.ii.ou GoO, Na 71 South Washington square. gers running the whole walk along the side of the Battery facing which were of little Wanueil. Dietrich Holstuin, No. d4 East Fourteenth street those who to have none at band who would sea must be taken up In a short time, or else it will would appear from the fact that quite lnstanoes noticeable children trudg- by Judge Happened "in this Centennial Rrnest Andrews, Na 21 place. Held to bail HuiMi Uoiati. No. 4<> West Houston street. or could tne ball. It waa a of present a very shaboy appearance ¦ number of those arrested on Saturday night lug along with pitchers Oiled with foaming beer were College Na 210 Mercer street. give required $100 medley lu condition, as It detract* In no slight by Judge Wandell. Frederick sircia, fun and trouble the entire Kas- year." la, wero discharged by the police Justices because lisp certainly evidences of success. C Na 147 Hudson street fleld to J*rae» Maioae, No. 114 Slxlb avenue. during evening. Judge measure from the otherwise very pleasing general ap¬ Augustine ashman, scene at Park. that tney had been taken out of of One tning that must have inspired boldness on the bail Judge Wandell. Joiin Derdeier, Na 28 Sixth uvenue. miro arrived on the tan o'clock and remarking, pearance of tbe Battery peared their places by Pstnrk Na lus bleecker street a was that a Michael llackeiay, Not 420 Greeawloh street Hold KaKenna, "I'm as a olerk MI ant . rolled his business minute or two after miduiglit, tho doors part of the dealers largo proportion ol tbose No 104 Sixth avenue. good Judge," up to bail. Philip Wenei, and took a band at OBITUABY. being closed and lastened at the timo and no one but arrested in tbe morning were almost immediately dis¬ John No. oi)6 Greenwich street Ferdinand No. 82 plkce. sleeves making out Connolly, Lambert, I'mversity the the proprietors on the premises. The lu tbe charged on being orougnt before tbe police magistrates Julius Vogeier, No. 451 Greenwich street SIXTCKMTO rRKCIXCT. bail bonda Among prisoner* was a Utile provision sixru James No. 3ua avenue. JOHAH TITOS. law It an offvnee even to or held on nominal bail Toward the station prscikct. Renney, proprietor, Eighth girl scarcely twelve years of age, who was making "expose lor suie" Evening Anthony Fisher. No. 103 street Held to ball Anthony Swtft, barkeeper for William Early, No. 268 ' A from Providence, R. L, under date of the seem to have been houkes wore overrun with friends and relatives ol the Bayard avenuo. found selling beer to some boarders la her parents' telegram would liberally construed in tavor by Judge Wendell. Nui .' 21st, Titus, the oldest msiqber of the of the by themselves. Men were taken men suffering from their connection with tbe traffic. George W. Kyser, Na 42 Bowory. Held to boll by Matthew Siewart. proprietor. No. 260 Seventh avenue house. In oonslderatton of her sge and the ctroum- reports:."Jonah police arrested, Edward for No 282 Rhode Island died here to-day, aged eighty to ihe station house and their In must instances tbe visitors brought either rood or Judge Wandell. Donnelly, barkeepor Hagbes, stanoss she was discharged. Another case creatod Bar, pedigree taken. WI.m Thorn an Na 60S Pearl street Held to bail Seventh avenue. year*." was had to Giiion, by considerable laughter. "DM thin man sell a tbe accusing ofltcer ntkod irhe saw them sell liquor clothing, but all of these things pass through Judge WaudelL Anthony Ultneh, bartender lor George Martin, Na yoa ILL. be stated that he did not, and yet were -sent the bauds of tbe doorkeeper, the officials in charge Jobn schnmaker, Na 40 Mott stroet Held to boll by £M Seventh avenue. drink, oOcor t" said the Judge. "No, sir." replied the DANIEL DBEW 8EBI0LKLY they WandelL Peter Kennedy, for T. No. 364 below." To tbe inquiry or a Hrkald la one refusing any communication witb Judge barkeeper Hughes, officer; "tanked hint to sail me a drink, and he ra- reporter invariably SIVKSTH rRKCIKOT. West Twenty-tUb street Daniel Drew, who has been eonflned to hit bed M such instance upon what the man arrested the prisoners. The scone in some of tbe to iKimam numcr. fueed, saying, *1 can't sell yoa oae, but take one charge William Welting, Na 601 Water street Held bail several was much worse yesterday snd ne was held, the answer w*», '-on, they can be arrested station bouses was certainly a peculiar onei by Judge Wandell. Thomas Toner, Na 24.1 avenue a. with me.' I took the drink and arrested him" days pest, 73 No. 367 Third avenue. one tbe members of bis family was allowed I* the same lor exposing liquor tor sale .' If * nua The dealer oat of whoee Joseph Folger, Na Dlvlsioa street Held to boil by (..-orgs Lemon, "Don't yoa think yoa have violated this man's hespi- except Just close-cropped lightning gin, Judge Wandell. Patrick McCormtck, Ma 89$ East Twsnty-seeond see htm. He bas snffer-d much rrom dysentery and Was lound in bis piaoe or business with no one present custom wan derived' front the laborer and 'longshore¬ tallty f" said the Jodga "When a Irlead ol mine calln loan of His Dr. Linsisy, of Lafajr* John McMsnoa, Na 60 Market stroet Held to boil by Street. appetite. physidfan, of km ¦ad merely attending to some accessary duty the in- man, was for the moment oa an equality With tho dia- Judxe WaadeU. Levis Minlctu, No» 404 First street M M i somatiams ask htm thai queoUoa." the MM plnee, entertains very Utue hope fiWW» ,