The New York herald., 1866-05-27
THE LIQUOR QUESTION.

Apple eations to the Beard of Appeals
Another Batch OF REJECTED Addresses"
The Board OF Appeals yesterday to hear applica
tions from those liquor dealers whose have been
reserved until The board room was crowded, and
Of the comments OF those present upon the reports
OF the police captains and Superintendent Kennedy and
the decisions OF Mr. Acton were particularly
pmentary. The following are those cases in which
any noticeable features apparent Some licenses
given without any remarks the cases having
evidently been decided upon previously.
FOURTH PRECINCT.
Abraham Baurnann IA Rose street, who had been nd.
visod to separate his liquor store and grocery was
ported having done So and his license was granted
Ernst Meyers, "a Catherine street. grocer license
granted to sell by the package hut when app cant
Informed that would cost him two hundred and
my dollars, nc withdrew, much disgusted.
Christopher Gocter, 2o5 william street. Formerly
kept grocery but had turned IL into eating house
License granted
Henry Heartz No. Henry street. having psrtitioncd
OF his grocery applicant was gwen a license.
Diedrich Hedncrcamp, 2 Oliver street License
granted, grocery being parttoned on.
Henry Butt "a Roosevelt street The captain reported
that since the new law had been in force applicant
house mad improved
Mr. Kennedy couldn't see H. and referred the Bbi.
cal axiom Of the mpossibity OF leopard changing his
Captain Thome said applicant had got rid OF the
thieves and oafers who used 10 hang about the place
Mr. Kennedy asked how often applicant had been ar
rested
captain lcmphatically) to my knowledge In.
decd, be has given thieves up 10 me.
Mr. Kennedy referred TO the captains report In which
II stated that the applicant had been arrested
era, times "r ,n,scnng with The police . he told 'ne
deny II; u were not true he had no business 70 state
IT, The obvious force of this remark startled the
Tain, who said he thought the applicant ntting person
10 have a license.
M Acton tsharplyl-ws're best judges of that The
John " Jurgcns, 20 william street. Applicant was
told to partition on his grocery, but hasn't done IT, Ii
Henry Muller, No i5a Chatham street Applicant
used u keep concert saloon, but has now dispensed
With II, and received his license.
Captain Tnorne was about to make his rcpor, when
Mr. Kennedy looking al the list said He used 10 keep
a house Of prostitution -
Mr. Aeon said he could not have license.
The captain stated tina, this was the man who gave
him y dollars in the street 10 help him 10 get license
lie wanted the man 10 have the money back. but MI
Acton decided that II should 20 TO the police fund
John Morrissey mot the renownedl OF No. 29 Jacob
street having altered his premises according order
Louis Lang No IIp Roosevelt street, was refused
license because his place frequenied by drunken
women. ..
There we're good many applicants from other pre-.
einc's but The" cases presented no features OF I'm
portance.
THs BUSINESS rHy orFicy up THE INSPECTOR.
The number Of applications nlei at the Office yester
Jay va. sixty which swels the aggregate number Of
sppcauons thus FAR 10 ave thousand sgir hundred and
zen. a great number of licenses rrsnted yet remain
uncaled for It's more than probable that within the
course of the ensuing week order viii be Issued 10
c'oee all such liquor have not made application
icf ncense Liquor dealers will therefore do we'll 10
me 'hen applications without further delay In order
AVOID the Inevitable suspension Of Their busus~s which
VIII follow 70 eae Of such neglect on Their part There
are " estimated three thousand persons engaged In
the usmc VINO have a. yet made no Effort 70 o6tsin
license The total rcoeipts Of treasurer usn,eyre Sov
osnse iec: footed up " Yesterday evening are nearly