New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-25
THE EXCISE LAW.
THE BOARD OF EXCISE


The Board did not meet yesterday afternoon, in
consequence Of the ndsposon Of Commissioner Bergen
superintendent Kennedy presented 70 Jackson s.
Schultz the of 125 quOrdealers who have violated
the Excise law in various ways Their Licenses WI be
revoked they win be proceeded against in the proper
courts compel them pay the penalty for SAID VIOLA
tion which is fine OF $50 The following are the names
and their places Of business: $50, -. -.
David Vanderhook No "a East Twenty fourth-st; Geo
f. Heneke, No "a RecoTsti AndFew HSP % Fdyr
and-tenth-st between Third ana toutn es' i tumAn
GregoIgv w No 52s seventh-ayo Chas Troll, No. 754
Fleventhave.; Lawrence Hogan, NhIhaVe'' DeIWeeii
Tenfb'ave. between Fffty-first and Fifty-second-
ss John Mason DO so Hsc5h Boeh
seSopdave. between sixtyfomth and Sixty fifth,stsi
John Aster corner Nnetyfirstst aud ThTdaye;; Z; d.
TfIS Seebacber No sol second-aye: Henry Leonard,
Nineteenth Precinct; Frederick Krone, ThiTdaYe: ana
sixty-nfthst; Dennis Hogan Lexngton-aye and Forty
eghth-st. Bertmschen q sehumaeher NO, Sg9 avenue
Nom No 46i Firsfsave; Patrick Fitzpatrick No $50
John Keanan, No 100 Avenue A Henry Nippmberg, NO
William Ill., No. 81 Frstave.; John Winters NO. l7e
Avenue Rose Lerme, No 6s Frstaye David fOfgan,
No II secondave; Nicholas Judge, No S5 Eighth-aye;
No. PIT Beeckerst John Muller No l0d Elzabeth-st
Grand-st.; Paul Madden, No. l91 Hester-st. Henry
Hughes No. l69 Grandst John Schulz No 20 Prncest;
25s Mott-s Hugh Riley, No. o. RRge-st JouTdan Van
Thum No e94 Watcrst Arthur Moone No 222 Monroe-st;
No Gas Grandst; Patrick seey No. als Grandst John
Kuntz No. us Rdgest John Fisher No l92 Avenue Z;
Frederick Hanke No "a AIen-st; Frederick Folner No
81 Orchard-st.; John Baucle No. g Demnceysti WIN,
May, No so Forsyhsi Carr Cline, NO 1g1 B2weIy Lewis
Reuter- No. 1854 Broonest.; George Groelng, NO lgS
BOwery; Anthony Imhoh Co, NO $50 IesteI-st George
Meyer No l65 Alenst Asa F. Miller No 569 A9dt9n a
David Morgan, No. $50 Meststj EdWru holg,
No. COS WashngtOn-st; James Hong NO. 20
Eighthave Henry Often, No g Egh ido Joan
VIM Eolte, No. $50 Broomest. Henry Bullneyer NO ~
Lynch No. go BroomeFt; VIM sohetter No iOa spring
St; Caster SnrngbOrn, No lb9 CherYst3 PatllcK hea
way Samuel Hines No. 20 Mott-stj Martin Bal, No 50
Bayard-st; William Grey No. n Mnlberry-sti Thomas
ST.; AhOns Ralnel No. 50 Duanest. Hugh Farrgan no.
SO Duane-s; Henry Engelage, NO. 542 Pearst John u
ri Hahn No Centerst; C. smith, No 81 Bayard-st.; A.
Holman No EliZabcth-gt; j. COnsmer NO. 80 Eni-hti
g west broadway Anna N. Flood, No 4l Washington
St; William Hartung, No 4s6 Capal.st; Michael OHaTa,
Broadway John O'Donnel, No. SOC Greenwichst. john
Organ No s2s Pear-st John Nibbe No. 50 Yesey.st;
lac Westsf Fred subj No 3l0 Greenwch-st Charles II.
Huntingbury, No. BuTling-sipi Charles w Nash John
August Zimmerman, No 176 Meree-st; Joseph Boulder,
No. 81 Laurensst. C. Doscher, No los sixthaye;; r.
Ihrteentlrst Edward l. =. Freeman No. 294 Thrdave.;
George schYeyer COZ Eghth-aye5 ana IlIty IT.,
yey Kehkn, No. SlI Hudsonsti George Roien' NO 4sl
In addition 20 the above there are $50 cases Which,
soon as the papers can be prepared, viii be similarly
dealt with.
COURT OF sPEcIkL SESSIONS.
In the Court Special Sessions Elizabeth BeauFegard,
who license proved TO have sold liquor since
the Excise law went into operation the last time and was
fined $50 VIM. Hartung, who has sold liquor without IL
cense was fined $50 Solomon Lyons, No. B2 Grandst,
had his place open II II o'clock Tuesday morning for
the sale Of liquors. $50 fine Albert Landerberg sold IL
QuOr with no license fined ESQ.
- AT JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
The following liquor dealers yesterday brought mp
before usfce Dodge charged with violating the Excise
law by selling liquor without license VIM. Muecke, NO
2C7 West FOurth-st James Finan, No 1854 Greenwich
ave; Edward L. b. Fremont, No 298 Thrdaye.; VIM ID.
Bruno No ass Frsaye. Bail in $500 was given IN each
case
The following were arraigned the charge o. opening
their liquor stores between midnight and SUNRISE VIM
Garrard NO n BleeckeTst Peter Qurk, No 20 IhTdayei
James Boiney John Towen, No go GreenViCh.stj J0-
seph BoudOn, No 81 Laurenf-st: WIN. Galrafd, NO ~
Bleeckert Peter Quirk, No 81 Thirdaye Baed In 500
each.
AT Essex MARKET pOLICB COURT,
There were only two Of violation 81 the Excise
law brought before Justice Shandlcy yesterday John
Hnoke No. 70 Stant0st and John Dumear No. W sixth
ave Bail IN $500 was given IN each case.
THE EXCISE LAW N BROOKLYN
Frank Grossman, liquor dealer at Eew-Lots, was
brought before Justice COnwe Of Brooklyn yesterday,
on q charge OF violating the Excise law, by selling liquor
without q hcenee. Only witness WAS called ana he
testified that he bought liquor Of GrOssnan who told him
1t was lnnent, be taken internally with appoa-
ton OF the bottle Outsde The Justice fined Grosbnan
$40