The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-04
BOARD OF EXCISE.

The Board OF Excise held adjourned meeting yes
terday afternoon, President Schultz in the chair The
which had been placed Tuesdays calendar but
which from the OF the hour which The Board
adjourned not taken up that day, were dis.
posed Of.
The nrst case that Of Louis Ohe, OF Fifty second
street. and Seventh avenue Tho compIainants testified
that they followed drunken into Ohe's store
the 18th Of September 10 whom tho barkeepcr Of the
place sold glass Of $50 caed) Bourbon whisksy The
commended that he that the
70 whom he sold the liquor was intoxicated a. the
slime.
The license not revoked, Commissioners Bosworth
and Manierre voting nay.
Frederick CouIon. i2o West Fortieth street. was
charged with having sold lager Sunday the 22d Of
September. roundsman aud q patroman, in citizens
clothes, entered the place, called for lager, drank IT,
paid for IT, and had the supreme gratncaon OF seeing
the Policeman whose beat was in tho vicinity OF the
place enter tho store for bis usual Sunday meet
ing whIskey allowances.
Tho license was revoked BY q unanimous vote
Andrew Hafney, l55 West Thirtieth street,
charged with having "aiowed" lager to be sold from
his counter Sunday, the ed Of September. An
officer obtained glass OF lager from who stood
behind the counter, for which he rendered cent
stamp in payment The mau behind the counter put the
stamp In the money drawer and handed the u. Y. i've
cents change Tho defendant stated that the lager
had boen sold without his knowledge ana that the man
who sod IL was not IN his employ.
The license was revoked.
Thomas Walsh, OF oak street. charged with hav-
ing sold liquor 10 certain Sunday, the 25h OF
August An officer peeped through the fan light and
u man behind the bar and two three other men
before 1t drinking Tue defence con ended that the
place mad been broken into that day. and that tho per-
sons who alleged 10 have been drinking were
men who had gone INTO tho store to 'put things to
rights, and that the behind the bar bar.
keeper In his employ, the liquor dispensed with
hts consent.
Tho license was not revoked.
Henry Gerkn, No. 63 Now Bowery, complained
OF by policeman, VINO stated that the place
electoaly closed the llth OF September between
the hours Of twelve midnight and sunrise and that
several persons In the barroom and that liquor
drunk BY OF The men. The defence contended
that the liquid in the glasses, when taken
closet in tho room, contained lemonade.
Toe license not revoked
Carl Horn 50 Chryse street. charged with having
his place Intellectually closed Sunday the I'D OF rep
ound taole which bad glasses upou IT. lager key
WIN laser In IT. was. tho Complainant testified, ia a
closet. aud from It through the wall leading into the
front room was pipe through which the lager was
drawn.
Tue license unanimous revoked.
Frederick Goldman, 124 Elizabeth street, was charged
with having his place not effect ally closed sunday
the 18th Of September. The complainant testified that
we're IN tue barroom, glasses the table and
the uncovered The defence that the men in
question were friends from the country" who had
just called in Goldman and Gotham and they
did not drink anything IN the barroum
The license was not revoked.
The license OF Nooslrum Wnneburgh, $50 Third
revoked after the evidence Of complain
ant bad been taken 10 tho effect that their place was
open sunday the 22d OF September The defendants
did hot put IA AN appearance.