New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-21
THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC.
NTW-YORK.

DRryKARD's DIRECTORY CoSryurp.-The follow
ing nsmed persons we're arrested yesterday charged
with being intoxicated, disOfdery, &c. Quite rsu-
Der were living ussnsibly drunk the sidewalk ce-
lar doors, &C., while lew hsd crawled head forcrnoet
into empty barrels TO spend the night. Their lower
ex;Temities being exposed the Police hauled them out
and logged them OF TO the lookup:
Before Jrs'ioe BrcHaGn-PatTick Cunningham, NO.
ltO Wet >x,eenth-st, was slightly intoxicated whea
arrested; don't know where he got his liquor.
Panck Connolly, Port Even, drank two glasses Of
beer on The corner Of Eghth-av and Sxtscnths; got
more 'qucr. but don't Know where it came irou
Richard ID. Smith, No - Bayclsy.st, slpposes no
was partially intoxicated, but don't know were tie
liquor csne ficm.
Mary Magyar Thiriieihst., near Taird-av., got
some rum in friends house. sent little girl after The
brandy don know where II was purch .sed; can't
tell whether or not the liquor was imported.
VIM Derheeshion No. So Mulberry ST., drank sev-
erel glasses of beer: don't know where il from.
Maria McGnniss, Dutch Hill Forticsh-st,
drunk-so much that he could not tel where he cot
BIZ liquor.
Nm. Boswell. No. ls5 West Twenty Gd-
mitied being drunk can't tell where be purchased hs
lcuor.
Elizabeth Smith, For.y.frs-s'., was drunk; drank
bTnnoy; sic GOT the stuff" OF a woman, bat did no.
John White No II Bedfor,l.st was not intoxicated,
but only A." sun.struck; did not drink any liquor.
Mary Hinton. No. l27 Twelith-st., walked grom the
at grocery store; told that it was the imported
article; drunk three glasses.
james Trainer lives nowhere, is a citizen OF the
world; admitted being drunk; don't know what kind
Of liquor he drunk nor vheie he bought IL . Know
Nothing about the whole matter.
Before Justice Welsh.-John Smith, No. l73 Thirty
sNth--t. cannot tell where he got his liquor except
little at his own house Fine paid.
VIM. Hoheon, LOWEST. denies being drunk; drank
ore glass OF brandy in Mulberry 81.
Andrew Carr, Staten Islander drank brandy got
il IN Broome-st
Wm Charles, no residence drank bottle of ale IN
Ii. lth-aV.
Mary Riley lives in no particular place; a house
keeper gave her the liquor.
Frances Murray, lives at no particular place got
her liquor gin in 5th.s;.
Lawrence Stevens, J35 itsnton-s,., had two drinks
of port wine and brandy in Mercerst don't know
of whom.
Mary Ann Hughes, Pearl-.t., Brooklyn can't say
whore she got her liquor
John Barry Of wlEamsbugh, got his liquor ginl
in Hester II
Peter OHars, No. - varick-st.. got drunk at
psriy, aud when arrested by the policeman tore his
coat.
Bridget o s. aughnessy, No. 237 Monroe st., ar
rested on comp liant OF her husband Michael She,
he rays, is an habitusl drunkard, aud negects her
family.
B,io1e Justice Bogart.-John Murphy, No. Is
Wooster st.. got his liquor house called the At
lantc." in Canast. Never was drunk before IN
his life.
Patrick Higgins lives in West-st.; don't know tho
number; drank liquor in several stores In Washington
and West-sts. can't tell who keeps them
John Lunn, stranger in the City; got his grog 10
several different places; cant tell anything further.
James hisbeu, Nc Hamilton ST., follows the sea-
dtar k a few gasses about town, don't know where.
George Thompson OF The Irving House, cant re-
member where he got bis liquor from.
Rose lIOus hton, lives IN the Boweryi arrested for
ntoxcnou, but denies drinking any liquor
Eliza G. bson, lviog in Madeon-st, cant tel the
number drank liquor at Mr.. Frosts, corner of William
and Dusue-sts.
John Gre DRY, No. lt3 West Broadway, got his
liquor on boaid one of the Ferry boats coming from
staten Island.