The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-30
I .,orted that during the past week nfty-nve
- for licenses had bees reported on fAvorably.
&C in ell $3.50 licenses gran,ed by the Board

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~ .orted that during the past week atty -nve
as .sfor licenses had bee, reported on favorabiy.
&c in oil $3.50 LICENCES grau,od by the Board
COMPLAINT AGAINST LIQUOR DHALER.
James Gallagher, keeper OF q liquor saloon corner Of
Forty nrh street and First aveme accused Of not
keeping bis place Of business sdsctualIy closed
day. June TO- Mr.. Merritt depossd that tho day In
question he went the for the purpose Of procur-
Ing some brandy for sick friend, and Mr. Gallagher
reluctantly gsvett TO him.
Sergeant Wright and policeman Of tho Nineteenth
precinct testified that they took the liquor from wtness
- he left the store. Another tness testified that
II. ws ~ sot .nS ney So q 'aS
dence Of Mr. Merritt who Afterwards won't out 70 pro-
cure some brandy for the sick lady.
motion WAS made 10 take away the defendants ~
censs, whom Judge Bosworh voted ID the negative and
after some further debate motion was made to post
motion was adopted and tho defendant received
ton 70 comply In future with the strct letter Of the law
ANOTHER COMPLAINT.
Victor Seaman keeper Of . saloon q NO 80 Monroe
street, complained against by Andrew N0ouan OF
Monroe street. for selling HIM glass Of Gle sunday,
the 18th inst Tho complainant testhed that he wont
drank the ale, although not approving Of doing The
d PENDANT, being sworn testified that the complainant
had been arrested by him and had brought the complaint
In revenge The was dismissed, and the Board ad
journed.
IYJUScrIoSs ISSUED YESTERDAY.
During the day Judge Cardozo issued another largo
number oil injunctions, which served the cap
tains of tho different precincts:-
Third Precinct-charles Moore, 2eo Broadway; -
Fourth Precinct-Thomas Burke. "a Oliver street
chard Neil ~ Roosevelt street. Patrick White 355
Pearl street; Daniel Doran II Roosevelt street. Henry
Butt, "a Roosevelt street. stephen Lynch SO Roose
welt street; John 8 Roche, 80 New Bowery
John Lane 40 Baxter street; John Doyle 10 Mott street
George Shand 10 Mulberry street; John Mcclure, Nos
Eighth Precinct-John Flynn $50 Spring street
Eleventh Prccinct-Peter Hughes 2a0 Houston street
James Hughes l35 aven and zoo avenue C Mary
Conner, 100 LOWS street. Timothy Dcvyer, 323 East
Fourteenth Precinct--Robert X Grace 81 East Hous-
ton street, Francis Mclaughlin, l10 Mulberry street.
Sixteenth Precinct-Charcs Webster, l03 West Eight
ecnth street, Thomas Barber, 23 Tenth avenue Robert
Layors PAT Tenth avenue.
Seventeenth Procncl-wm Kraft, I75 East Eleventh
street; Vim. March, l73 First avenue; Owen Grennsn,
1.5 East Eleventh street.
fourth ST. ct Bernard Kelly, 2iS East Eighteenth street
James McFail. $50 rst avenue; John Rccy 1l6 East
Twenty ond street; John Cosgrove s0l East Taenty
t5ird street; Frederick Bush Qlcensedl 2s5 avenue A.
Nineteenth Precinct-H Harry HILL corner Seventy fsst
street and Third avenue; Thomas Hanncy 100 East
Twentetn Irecinct--Edward Gonnoud, 400 Seventh
avenue; David q. Matthew'S l69 Wei Twenty ninth
street; Martin J. Eliers, 252 West JhIileih street
Twenty -hr. Precinct John G. Quinlan, 6i3 Second
avenue; James Gange, 900 Second avenue; chard
Flynn $50 second Avenue Thomas a s;s ia7 East
sixth street Martin keegan 1872 East Forty fsi street
Twenty second Precinct-Edward Burns ISL Tenth
COL Eleventh avenue; Dennis Rycr, l,427 broadway;
John Reynolds, Seyeuth atehue bclYesc Fifty secon
and Fifty third streets John Moore ogs Nm avenue
John Nlgebt b32 Nilh ayeuIe: Frederick II. liagg,
575 Tenth avenue Frederick Renrodc, corner OF Forty
nxih street and Eleventh avenue.
Twenty seventh Precinct--pa Joyce, III Washington
street. George shand, So Wet street James Burns OIL
Washington street; David O'ConnOr, IL Washington
Twsniy-eigInn rrcciuct-parick Stewart, III CHAR
ton street, James Gallagher, 10 Downing street
APPLICATIONS yoR LICENSES.
sersral additional applications for licenses werc re-
ports tho receipt Of about Two thousand dollars from that
source.
VIOLATIONS or tn. Law.
The following named persons yesterday arrested
for violating the Exlse lav, and Justice Hogan held
them in 500 ball each 70 before the Court OF
General sessons-Adoph Bfune 40 Greenwich street;
Ernst Nicmaer, ~ whitehall street; Frederick Rose,
No. Pearl street; Thomas Ambrose bartender First
ward Van 6eggern, Eighteenth street and Eighth
There wore no cases Of any Importance yesterday Al,
officers against the following liquor dealers for selling
without license, in violation OF the isw--Theodore
Hsnr,es 6serDs & cSryss street Aaron MI sus
90 First avenue Charles Paul. II Essey street, Franck
B. Lang 81 Delaney street Each OF these was held In
recoenixances OF 500 10 appear a the next Court OF
The following liquor cases we're disposed Of by Justice
Eleventh. avenue Henry weisebe, corner Eighty fourth
street and shth aycnuei Ernest Van Pentz as West
Fifty fourth street.
INTERFERING WITH oPricERs pANoE.ors.
The hrst arrest Tor interference with the police with
view to prevent their making arrests for violation OF the
Excise law was made Thursday eniDg BY officer Oats
of the Twenty second precinct While many regard
fellow citizens OF Irish birth and anni,ie.
ever ready bellcose champions Of invaded rights and
some beissrent assertion Of bsulous pririsss- tho
records II the police courts show greatly to the credit Of
Tho mercurai race, that quiet submsicn o. legal rem
edy has been their rule Of conduct The late men
In the direction OF Canada having Allied ate nton 10 the
Christian virtue Of neutrality y may be they school
usually passive and pheemaiic German element seems
provoked 10 acts Of nersion The partics BROUGHT be-
fore Justice Kelly Yesterday mornng were unmisakbIy
Toutons Ernest Van Pcntx, gro er, Az West
Fifty street George Lnngarthen, Henry
Lunsarhen. Martin Keive and Herman wetl,r-
law the others with obsirueng the officer in the die
chsrge Of his duty-are the PARTIES complained 81,
Of the officer and the def ndsns OATH swears 20 lhe
parties interfering with bis arrest OF Van Peniz aud
that the others seconded such in'erernce one % The
The Others asserted that the officer In that condi.
lion which sometimes lowers the Metropolitan dignity
humanity. They charged him with conduct unbccoming
his high dignity and tending 10 familiafze tho popular
used only on occasions OF great emergency such as er
hibting his pistol in barroom, and unnecessarily
expsndiog upon the canine property q one q them,
by such canine, ammunition Intended Ia pre-
serve himself IN times q special danger Tor future
charged Justice Kelly made the usual deposition In
Tho case Of Van Pents Martin Kcvs and Herman
Weber discharged and nation ordered In
tho Of the Lungarhens who held 70 abide the
result
rHs LAW ~ BroouLyr.
The unlicensed liquor dealers Of BSoohlyn 10
havv Suspended Tor the present. thcy have nos absn
dossd their business owing ca the rgidy and prompt
ness which exercised By the police authorities on
o6endera The arrests for the last few days have been
very few The lass victim brought before the Police
Court vas Frances Narooney, who keeps . small gros.
gery 81 No II Ciermont avenue. sbs was hned thirty
dollars: In default Of payment she ssnfcpcsd 70
twenty days imprisonment In the County Jan
The Intsnsesess Against shs nxesse
Comahasi0ners-Posspe or the
ASgsment.
covHr or oonnos rLnAs-cHAnBxRs.
Before ysdse CsrdoEo
JrSp 2orhs bsins the day set apart for the return
Of the numerous inunouoos issued against the Rxcss