New-York tribune., 1867-03-29
MErRoPoLIrAY BoARD or EXCISE

The Board of Excise yesterday held their third
session the examination of licensed quordeacrs
alleged offcnses against the various provisions the
law. Considerable time given 10 each case and
where there was the slightest doubt guilty
tent OF the accused he Invariably received the benefit OF
it. Tho following cases were disposed OF: John r.
Trpckcn and VIM. f. Fisher Of No. q BaXter-st.
charged with selling liquor TO an intoxicated woman
ccnse not revoked Daniel McGinn ONO ~ Eighthayc
charged with not keeping his baroom effectuay closed
store at No. West Foryfouthst, holds license TO
sell by the He charged with not hav
TO rs to whether he sold liquor that day. Ii
cense not revoked. Anna Flood who keeps saloon
GTcenwichst whose trial took place al the first session.
keep the hole in her side-dOor closed License not re-
schmidt Of SS S'S s5 East T noGtcns %Ss S" laid ID
SR Ha S So @ sSAs avenue the Stns e.
fcctualy closed Sunday, February IL. License not Ee
sS%Ss License 10! fSfT$fed fa}rlss SJgsls9gfg gs
1870 Thlrdaye, charged with being open after midnight
SeT 'f He % So 5So SSnf nG ssa ciE Ts
guS on sFnGy FTsGE Zen ac ~ SSce aa oyG until Tie next
with selling liquor sunday, Feb License revoked
having his place effectually closed sunday Feb r. Ii
censo not revoked Patrick Gillgan No 80 Lowis-st;
lanalst; same charge. License revoked Fritz wasson
80 "a Thi,d,ayo same charge License Ieycked. -
not keeping his seo6 ;ecuo cSsed s fnsea op nSn Gt9
ffP L., Tho defendant brought forward number Of
~ G meInDeis Oh The Faust Social Club, who testified
.at they hired the basement from defendant and Dos
thef lager by the keg Saturday nights and mat il2re
ana drank on Sundays. License revoked AntlHy
ImhoH OF No $50 Hester-st. charged vita Gs,n,,
persons n hs place after midnight Anthony 2elated 10
the Board how the time slipped by unknown Il ~, ,ciic
he was intensely interested listening to to mn Wlic
, taton Oh the science Of medicine from his family
physician Mr. Acton advised him 10 , i,s ,Sy S tn,S
revoked Frederick Bonhart of No. Io7 stoponst n
cscd s i"aEeq aer Ta mdnsS RSI h'eR@s liz his pce esca
iatliGk Oiearne, No "a Gm fry-st cha.ged win not
LeHsss ssopCe not cGi ey Topp No iii rans
SS5 WiiliaG.st same Svokcd. Francis Rexnger No.
Frederick Lair who I'm H. 5-uoho no
n ~ a q no a. was charged with the same offcnsc,
Bene No q - fortunate License revoked. Herman
Win August schelenberg No 2S2 1enthave., charged
JacS sling liquor on Sunday Charge not sustained
rI6r Sunday. In this there another social
crab over which he had no control License not re-
fourthst same charge, License not revoked -
Hm. Keang, No. 8T Grandst, charged with not keep
ing his saloon effectualy closed sunday Lconse not
revoked Charles Edinger, No; iO7 Essex-st, same
charge. License not revoked Robert MeGregor, No.
ll6 Coars, same charge License revoked Daniel
Casey, No asa Frontst charged with having persons iii
his barroCm after ~ o'clock The Board impressed with
the truth OF his statement that the oftense uninten
tonal, did revoke his license. Henry +. Grau No.
347 Spring st. charged with not having his place efoctu
ally closed on Sunday March 8, escaped with slight
Mr.. Manierre from the Committee on Finance, to
whom was referred the petition OF certain clerks OF the
Board OF Health for additional compensation for services
rendered 70 the Board OF Excise recommended the pay
lnent OF $500 To SAID clerks On motion OF President
Schultz the report was accepted and adopted as read
Superintendent Kennedy OF the Metropolitan Police pre-
sened the names OF the following licensed liquor dealers
for violations OF the various sections OF the law,
Horton r Ryder, No. os "a Grahdst valentine Roewer
No. G42 Eeventh-ave.; George WeDgemans, No. $50
Wo So Martin En, AheR No u HsseySS samuel MOI
RQgeeYeltstj Louis Btters, No Catherine spj John