New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-17
THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC.
THE DRUNKARD's DIRECTORY.


The liquor drinkers are still busily engaged in filing
their skins with drugged and sduersted uff denomi-
mated simported liquors" notwithstanding it makes
beasts Of themselves, brings sorrow upon their fani-
lies and lodges them the drunkardsl in prison for ten
days unless they fork the fine slol as required
by law.
The following named persons were arrested Sunday
night and yesterday for intoXication:
Before Justice Welsh-James Armstrong got drunk
from Jersey liquor; admits drinking one glass only.
William Connor found drunk in Avenue L, got the
liquor in the house where he lives. Residence not
given.
Simon Dornton got his liquor, brandy, porter, &c,
In porier-bouse corner Of SecOnd-st and Avenue b.
Residence not given.
Valentine Long got drunk on liquor obtained at a
brewery in Forty ffth-st. Residence not given Pad
his fine $40.
George Wedmyer no residence got his liquor out Of
town. Paid his fine, $40.
Andrew Wesler found drunk in rhird-st., says he
did not drink liquor, but drank beer, which he OBJ
tanned at various places; cannot tell where.
Ellen Mshony, no residence, go, her liquor IN the
house where she lives he ugly that it took SIX
men to fetch her in, so say the policemen
Christopher Fezer, residence, got tight in Hous-
on-st but don't know where.
Thomas Moore; no residence. Got his liquor at
home. Denies being drunk, but DO mt know that he
might have been intoxicated.
Charles Close no residence; beastly drunk DON'T
know where lie got his liquor.
james Rajhe; no residence. Got his liquor lginl at
the corner of Walker and Jtfierson-sts.
Bernard Shea; residence. Got his rum down
town; do MT know where.
EDWARD Jones got his liquor at a friends house.
The name OF bis kind friend is not given.
Wm. GAS; grossly drunk. DON'T know where be
procured his rum.
Before Justice Bogart.-Thomas Walker living in
Brooklyn, got drunk from rum obtained IN several
places but don't know where or OF whom.
james Mitchell also of Brooklyn, drank some liquor
on the water. lie was sailing did not bny any rum
in the City.
James Cox of the st. Nicholas Hotel, is a servants
got bis erog at friends in Thames ct.
Daniel Snyder, No. Is Madison-st, drank liquor but
don't know where he got IT.
Smith Hickey No. 40 Pearl-st., got booty on beer
which be bought in different lodging houses
Edward Dunn mo residence) of Divsion-st got
tight. but don't know where the liquor came from.
George Owens alias Seickman Oliver-st, drank
beer but don't know where he got IT. don't know one
stre et in Newly ork from another.
Before Justice BreHRdR.-John Crecmer OF Penn
syyania took drink of brandy lone only which laid
him out Don't know where he gotit.
Dennis Rourke, of Thirtytirstst., near Secondary,
cot booty ON beer in private house II cost him
nothing and he drank freely.
Phiip Riley corner of Thirty -thrlst. and Seventh
av., imbibed variety OF liquors. Did not ouy OF
nav for the drinks. He drank free on that account
Plilip Brooks of Eighty-ninth-st. says he did not
drink any liquor He, however, was pronounced
eight by Policeman.
Sutton H. Barrett of Fulton ST., Brooklyn, got his
rum in Hoboken. He was taken in Leroyst.
VIM. Moher bought his gros up town, but don't
know where.
Elmira Robinson, No. 225 Wooster st., got drunk
on brandy: don't know where it came FROM
James Harvey No li9 Crosby-st., took couple
of glafses of beer at home; it cost him nothing.
Francis Hammill, No. 10 Huison-st., obtained his
toddy at the house of a friend.
BaIney Brady No. 100 Ninth-st., drank indscrimin-
ately of GIN brandy and other liquors. got at different
GROCERIES.
William Farrell, Twenty-ifth.st, near Tenth-ay;,
got any amount OF grog free at wedding, and drank
so much that he couldn't navigate.
George II. Wheeler No. 90 White-st., got drunk al
his own house and afterward took one or two drinks
at Schafier's in Broadway.
Daniel Shay of Third-av., between Eighty EIGHTH
and Eiqbty-ninth- sts drank rum at his own house,
and two glasses besides at Tierneys Thirdsy second
door from Eightieth-st.