New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30


FGPTY-TIvE LICENCES GbASTED-AN0THiR BATCH
or IYJUNCTIOSS EECEWED-ABRL545 TOR VIOLA
TIOS OF TIE LAW.
AZ meeting of lo Board Of Excise, bell yesterdsy
afefuoon IN the Metropolitan Pocs Court - - Licenses
were granted making total OTTO e. Iyo pricfii1us we're
received during tho day and fln1 ,,
On notoa o Judge BoswpRTH, Che Attorney ia .e Board
-s rcced 70 cake appeal forthwith nom tie otcfc- OF
Judge Caiolc I'm the Hos case and to st that 10y be
mes e. nicls. corner o. Fifs, io ali Fo -aahsi
arragned fore he Board p0n charge q giving .way
,ie q en1csrs tat & lqaor was r.cndod q, 6 .sod IN
SICK The Board determined tllcsc7e nc decision unu
Victor So1u'a 20 90 atrnro,s, vas .Ira god upon
ca q selling Alaor on Sunday, June 10 Tho case vas
SUI roa FALSE rlrRr oysnyT.
Joseph l. Coyena rsfeing O.. tee tr o. ~ i' 1ra
or Crowley Of ire twenty nine Pcent. c.rrHs .tem
Ta IL isrre.. ard isisc .mr.sJumea. mo cl' silb'
INV VI '''' ISiUscTloys ISSUED YESTERDAY
Tie fowing Uunc issued yesterday agai-si the
rli.d ie M Cri lf-c1-c. Moe, So. 90 r,,sdvayi
Pom fssci. = chi Tlsre-Ttg. - 30 Orr,
ld-hs'd % ,eiN' 10 "a hci.,'.i .i i,,.-, - &
& ,.3sa yah S,';e Roc,-1s,..i Join s. a9at 10. 9,
ris Pr, NJ CIT, rcy-Io,a C. WHO Nc. i'1 ns'ioa-'t'
s 4 t i9,a ~, vs 30 e q r as5 j jsls
TI.t' rirsns. 81. .-jeha y,9. no., 81,
js1. 81 g. See. ,.rI 81 ovis Ci-.r-. b l-t y Z ",wev
L.,,rth p, met CrIf Z imsl i.z k..n.r, g. 3, Aynae
e. r'lsS ST .-r' 80 80, NJ , e. 1 r...i. . ~l-'.
oly fryer Ea Twcih-li Thomas T. foaa. so ' Avenue 60
fg.r,ea,l Precinct, Csl. Vl .aa,orr-a. %.Ll-Il. 80
sh'e,,h rreese' c.t y ll.rrlv'c3 o.-'oa Soc go 70"
segr,''a,s,il Henry Loaragr 80 ioi r. . .-...p
0r.a -n'u No US Lsf Lls'ea.4'-i William "..'a no. I'
eeq't ri,-.s. c'l GO, r'.'r D-a- ,' ,'i 3;
soe IL Pc a,, c,r, Todl-'s,.I carry 30 .si SIC nd
Nv u,'.' r-e--t s.rr Pe,y--'s.y rt-y 70 20 s,e,h.
r~-,.,rr., e.at c..t 1l..a' i.',' Dr - tr.,-
g. 60 Fbs.s,e Ps,isi b,lb-r rHy's, I'd 3D. .al ii'i.
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1w,e'ys~,er'h rre,ir-' Ctgi. ...'-'rat lrr. So l1
o. - - ~, - t;eafs rs s,sa rt Eo no
u-tr, Do. ?. W,, lv.Ht, .t-,,ti ,.,v G..'-. S. 90
co., Ir.5ye .a'a-f sai s-y--'.'o Mar balr. 30 i1ii
An.gsIs oa fioL ,uoss1r THE Liw-Lrs- or rIE S,vEs
-c following are tie n.i.r. + tio.e pr.sors ferI fr
violating Go I,or Las 10 s'nsg ll10 r.''et srnss
., ,. At an. arr i.'.1S 'iAfSLI roL'cI 't-r
N p. hims = y" DO ,o, o.. ID. = '..y .-a b. -4t''
Zach ofno ,.5n,r.' zero ss 10 . a ihe ,ua Of soo
e i1E r'.Lx hAahE, I9'ic. oo.hI.
I'', VIZ ,,,, AZ " 5. ,o9a'' n.-, ~ &c.,
~. f.nd y, :. ,,'ift w. N'' 4, T, Ill.,.
morgan h''-' .'''' :, ~, san. 10 81 ,..- r,, '''
Zach Of II above we're lassi's AeiD ial n the sam Of
S00 by Justice SANDY
IT TIE rosn POLL Court,
A4'iA S''a'' '- F .I.,S a.,, I, t,.h'
The Prisoners were held % BAL iac l-m OF eco each by
Jlsuse q fa.
rug Ixcisg LAW AND THE LIQUOR DEALERS.
over 100 cases, ~ which order. 20 how cause why
Injunction houi no. ;sae against tic Board Of Excise
A. Tracy asked that 10 this large number q eases they
nd not us 10 examine INTO oeh case aud would probably
gersment- had prcgened being prepared he woua
therefore ask the indulgence Of tie Court to adjourn tho mat
M McKoon said he thought tnt in Of the pur
sued by hc BOARDS o. ioso aad Excise ~ pesistni IN en-
compeen, tribunal they not entitled to favor
thai every public officer who arrested Of bis clients
un'er this Law wouli be In bis turn arrested.
dec Cardozo said that DO intended 10 enforce bic decision
by M gal means but that could The Plaintiffs
from delay asked lie understood that Mr. Tracy
sidered there distinction to be taken as 70 the par
holding licences under of 1855 that point
he wiling hear him. but he would allow II argument
on The consuionny Of the law on either side Tint
aqadea'o Tie counsel had better select
presenting that point and argue It Monday The other
Messrs Cohen and BIumensteicl have complaints setting
forth thai the act has been already declared unconstitutional
ontnned absolute hgnciions 10 tho hTst instance for their
clients This puts the board to motion on affidavit to dis
solve The lnGnciiOns aiidays
Mr. Bs announced that the counsel OF the Board Of Excise
would leeese service Of me INJUNCTION, 70, the Board
mr Bliss NJ. Tracy for the Board of Excise; Mr. Van
3crp1ol for The Metropolitan Police.
THE LAGER BEER INTEREST ~ BROOKLYN
The second meeting Il The Lager Beer Association Of
Brooklyn held the Brooklyn Garden yesterday after
Henry BOeden presided, Mt Henry SchlCl.
ting appointed Secretary. Tho couDsc for the Asocia
ton, ir Henry Meyerburg reported that he had brought
an neion against the Excise Commissioners including John
A. Kennedy superintendent and John Folk Inspector OF
Police, besides numerous others. before the Hon. John H.
McCunn Of The superior Court Of NewYork. TO grant
Injunction the ground that the law unconstitutional
aud TIA lager beer inoIcatng that lot pro-
b.I By the law and did under its pro-
and thai therefore, they had right to sell lager
Sundsys nnd afer midnight The injunction granted.
The Of the efry SchichtiDg OF No. - Deanst
Brooklyn. agt Jackson s. Schultz ind others.
Thego considerable discussion Gin German TIE OF
opposed resisting the present Excise Law. They
desired dcOn by hc proper tribunals to their rights and
privileges nnG they deem lager exception rather
oassed vita root beer ginger pop &C. they hope to the
decision o. the Count " Appeals similar point years
-g0 GiIrncd.
Several lager beer dealers whobaye obtained nuncon
press their determination keep open Sunday Others viii
probably follow their e1awTl bn not many Justice Of the
peace q anticipated wl1 be ready Sunday bail those
uiay De- arrested violation Of tie Excise Law.