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THE EICISE LAW. Hint Ny in a Cell 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.
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