New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-17
IN BROOKLYN.


Tho Police of the several Districts made total OF
90 arrests on Saturday and Sunday of which 46 were
for intoxcation. They all disposed of in accord
ance with the provisions of the Prohibitory Law.
Before Justice ID. X. Smith.-John Boland testified
to drinking liquor at Clark Powers 9, Maiden-iane
the Asor House; Washington House, Battery and az
liqaor in Souhst. the Fulton Ferry New
York.
Ellen Powers got her brandy at grocery corner Of
State and Columbia-sts She was found in an ont
house BY the OthCer, ana being on ner own PROMISES
was discharged.
Fueene Welsh got liquor at Hunts cor of South-st
and Battery place, and several other places in New
York.
and Peck slip New-York, but got none in Brooklyn
Thomas Moran got his liquor at Benjamms, Staten
Island and various places IN New York, but had Tor
gotten where.
Daniel Driscoll got some brandy from steyedore
on a ship at Wetmoro's Dock.
John Dougherty a newly arrived emgrant, got his
liquor from John Long, but did not know where be
lived. .n,
James Bowers got liquor at the corner OF Firth or
Sixth-s and Avenue A, New-fork.
Edward Coggswel bought some brandy on the cor
ner of Hicks and Cranberry sts., and at a house on
Highest but being found on private premises he was
discharged.
Before Justice H. p. Curtis.-John Madden drank
beer in Myrtle-av. somewhere.
Michael Leonard drank Jamaica rum on the corner
Of Wioughby and Navy SITS, and also on the corner
| % HudeOu-dV.
Ann Grant said she did not drink anything but the
appearances were against her, $50
John Morris drank brandy at a tavern IN Flushing
av. near Nayy-st.
of quor of any sort. The officer proved that he was
drunk.
Jamaica Plank Road
Alopzo Ug bee drank some liquor al hrack Gar
den In Kent av. near Divlsl0nay.
BItore Justice j. &. Blatchey-D. NJ Keller drank
louor at the corner of Twentyseventh ST. and Third
ay. Eighth Ward, and nowhere else.
Tbos Pagan got his liquor in a store in Hamilton
av near the ferry for which he paid but don't recol
ect who sold it TO him.
HUH Lynch, James Riley, james McGroggin,
Patrick Brogan, james McGrath and William Dowd,
were brought up slmilar complaints
All the nartlsa named were fined $40 with the ex-
centon Of two. who were found drunk on private
premises, and therefore not liable.
Michael MulvihiI and Others, charged with selling
liquor. appeared before Justice Batchley yesterday,
when by consent the examination was further ad-
ourned until Wednesday.
EASTERN DISTRICT.
Tie of John King, charged with selling hquor
20 a minor, resumed before Justice Fem, yes
terday.
Phiip Hamilton, Esq, appeared for the defendant
and moved for his discharge on the ground that the
Jus ices of the Peace of the late City of Williams
burgh had no jurisdiction IN criminal matters.
Justice Fem decided that he had no jurisdiction IN
the matter and therefore discharged the defendant
summons was issued yesterday by Justice Palmer
sgsiIst Il Hon George Hall, Enoch Jacobs Justice
OF the Peace, and Assistant Captain Hunt OF the fth
District Police, for Selling and Illegally holding the
property of James AiDsley which consists of liquors,
and were seized few days ago on warrant issued by
Justice Jacobs The plaintiff alleges that the property
is egally held from him, on the ground that the
Justice had power TO act IN criminal matters. The
sui, is brought rtrespass and damages, and will come
up for argument before Justice Palmer on Monday
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