New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-16

drank two glasses ~ Pr. ward NO. 3f% W avs"
al raid three cents 8 glars for all the liquor.
Pa.y;ck Camn bell, living in Raymond-st, Brooklyn
don, now The S1umber drank liquor in hity place:
or less Recolecis getting one glass a. mime! > o.
Mckinney : In Soutis-st. near Catharlne.
Jsmes Conway of Nulberry-st. drank two glasses OF
brsn5v al The corner of Wooster and Housion-s.s
don't know tie name o. the person who sold hiin the
liquor. ~
Timothy Crowley of Montgomery County ~ L.,
had bottle in his pocket coming down ID ooa rom
Albany and drank during the passage o0ngu' A." III
Albany. but don't know where.
Francis Eszier, stranger in the city, bought liquor
in Mulberry S., but don't know where.
VIM. Jones lives in Worth ST.. drank brsndy winch
lie purchased OF Anthony Cnbbins al the corner OF
Worth aud Little Waier-sts.; also drank Brandy in
what is known as Nultees at the corner OF Chathsn
and Ba1fer-sts.
Clara Kelly of No. Thomas-st. drank liquor on
18th inst part OF which size bought corner OF Anthony
and Little Nater-ets.
Michael Finn. living in Greenwch-st., between
Fran kiln and HarrsoR-ss., drank brandy in Harrison
ST.. don't know the number or name OF the party
selling IT. also drank two glasses which he bought OF
a man called George, corner of Greenwich and Franz
lin SITS.
Reuben Decker mo residence given got the liquor
that made him drunk OF Louis Watts. corner of Hester
and Centre-sis.
John Foley of King-st. drank beer in Brooklyn;
don know where.
Catharire Harvey OF Thirteenih-st drank some
liquor given TO her by her husband and got booty
on il.
Sarah Simpson of West Broadway drank liquor
given 70 her by woman in the same house.
Samuel Mccarthy of No. loI Westinghouse. drank
liquor sold to him by some unknown person on the
corner of Greenwich and Murray-sts
Patrick Grainer, boatman, drank intoxicating
LIQUORS. The captain of the craft gave II 10 him.
George Owens living on the corner of Madison and
0lveIst drank liquor which he purchased IN part OF
John Schickman, corner of Oak and Roosevelt-sts
DIR. VIM. Valentine, q noted yentrloqulst, resides
at Forences Hotel, drank nothing but eurrant wine,
which was recommended TO him as q medicine. In his
affidavit he saws have drunk thing intoxicating
for two wears The doctor being somewhat disordeIly
in Broadway, was carefully conducted to the Tombs
by Officer Hoffman of the Reserve Corps. MIR. Nalen-
tine having taken the cuIrant wine incidentally, was
discharged after being restored TO his proper senses
He cannot account for the stuff getting suddenly
in bis brain and disturbing his equilibrium.
George Hern. Spring-st. mo number, says in his
affidavit. | drank some liquor in Hoboken, N j..
drank no liquor IN this Maine Law State"
Ann johnson, No. 90 Sullivan-st., got one glass of
brandy in Broome.st, near Wooster, but did not pay
for it, the reason good one, being that she had no
money. She SAYS: " drank full glass and it was
good. aud ii was good, and elt funny. am pros
ttute and wont lie.
Ann not having the means to 60 in the country on
her account in good style, was sent to BackweFs
Island for three months nj the public expense under
the vagraut act by Justice Pearcy She notorious
street-walker, having no home or visible means Of
support.
Before Justice Brennan.-Hugh Kennedy, No. 800
Twenty Nlntlet., drank 100 lucu gin WHICH nc
chased of Michael Haley, corner Tenth-av. and Tween
ty.ninth-st. Believes the liquor he drank to have
been imported
John Michael Coen of Gold-st. House, did not re-
collect of being Intoxicated. Got some liquor, but
don't know where.
John Ammo, Thirty -ninth-s. mbibed glasses of
gin and of beer paid cents per glass; don't know
whether il was foreign or domestic.
George McCarty. No. 100 Thirty-hfth-st, got tight
on one glass of gin. lie is know nothing as to
Ann Castillo. Twenty Sixth ST., between Eighth and
Ninth-avs got drunk drinking from bottle OF bran
oy in her own house. The "ioreign" was given her
by particular friend visiting her, Don't know where
he got it.
John Weldon, Elizabeth ST., between Houston and
Prince sts drank brandy and beer at house in the
Bowery kept by a German whose name she don't
know. The compound was purchased by the foreman
under whom he worked.
lanes Pratt of No % Waverley- place was little
suspicious of where he got high but not certain.
He is positive however that he drank champagne at
Rabineaus, Chambersst. but was not drunk on leav-
ing there
Michael Fane of Eleventh-av., Forty fourth.
ST., got jolly, quite too much so for his own good,
or porter.
and strong beer at grocery the corner of Crosby
end Graz d.sts. The vile mixture did the business
for him; don't know who keeps the place.
Hugh Hoyer, No e22 Twenty -seventh.st., get tight
on vsrious kinds of liquor was too booty to tell
John e. Hughes, No a97 seventh-av., met John
GilIoouan, bis friend who had loaded pistol brandy
bottle in his pocket; both up alley-way where
thew crank so often that he became disorderly and
the police took him TO prison. lie is good for ten
days.
Kate Brandon, No. II West Broadway, got drunk
in her own house, but cannot tell where the rum was
Martin Hughes Thirty third st, between Ninth and
Tentb-avs got obfusticated on brandy which he did
not buy 80
James Simlet. No 10 Woosier-st., took supper with
some friends at the Metropolitan Hotel, and drank
freely of wines particularly champagne
Reuben Laiien, No 693 Westinghouse, procured
brandy at Lockwoods, corner OF Amos and West-sts,
which he paid for. Drank at another place In Spring
ST. Don't know whether or not the liquor was i'm
PORTED.
VIM. Oxley, No. I67 West Thirteenth-st., got drunk
at his own house porter for which he sent ms
little girl; don't know where she got it.
John Fulton, SeeoDd-ay., between Thirty-second
aud Thirty sts. drank whisky and beer at Pat.
Cohans corner of Secondary. and Thirty-secondst.
also took some liquor in Second-avi don't know that
il was inn orted.
George Lindsay, No. HoratiO-st. drank two glasses
of beer strong in the Bowery, but cannot recolect
the place.
Thomas Jackson, No. ls7 Forsyth-st, got high on
glass Of beer mixed with another OF brandy winch
he obtained GROCERY kept on the corner OF Riv-
iugton and Christie SITS.
Hsriet I.iying ston of Avenue A. between Nineteenth
ard Twenteth-ss, became tipsy on gin which she dd
not buy. 100 -
Before Justice WOod-Ann Gillespie, No. $40 Wa
ter-st. sent for half pint rum and drank it up al
alley-way.
Margaret West Of Baxter-st., near Odd Fellows
Hall. got drunk on liquor purchased Of Casey IN Bax-
ter-st. near Odd Fellows Hall.
EdH ard Meehan Of No. 3ss Sixth st., bought gill
of brandy al Kely's, corner Of Avenue ID and sixth
st.; paid cents for it; drank it all himself at home.
Ellen Blake of No 1s0 Avenue A, got glass OF gan
At No. Norfoks..; was TIE ated by female.
Daniel NcManus of No. 10 Centre MaTket-placei
boueh the liquor where he lives; one Mctsarry keeps
the place; might have drank at other places.