New-York tribune., 1877-08-10
LNCENSED LIONOR-DEALERS.

SUITS AGAINST THE EXCISE COMMISSIONERS THREAT
FNFD-YFsTERDAY's CAsFs ~ TIFF COURTS.
The number of applicants at the Offices oi the
Excise Commissioners yesterday not nearly 40 large
"a on any one OF the three preceding days There were
l9j applicants for licenses. and So,GiS was received
on account OF the absence OF ConmsSioner Murphy no
meeting ~ the Board held. Tho licenses that nave
been granted up the present time have been given 10
those persons only whose places have been visited by
inspectors and reported INNS hotels OF taverns The
Commissioners expect to hold meeting this morning.
when largo number Of applications VIII be taken mp
The liquor dealers who have paid sl5o000 to the
Board OF Excise for licenses and have obtained Only re-
cepts which not protect them from arrest, threaten
TO suit the Excise Commissioners % recover
their money together with interest They clamthat the
Board has no authority withhold the licenses Tor SO
long time and should either issue them or reject the
applications ana refund the money paid Many of the
applications have been he with tho COMMISSIONERS
smco Mag l. and the dealers declare they cannot
afford to LET their money lie e and 1T The same jne be
subject 10 arrest a conference Of prominent hqU0r-
dealers was held yesterday morning, and committee
was appointed 10 consult welknOwn lawyers as to the
adyisabty OF beginning LEGAL action at once against the
Board. The committee will report ~ ma neouhS Vi
the trade which mny be held to-morroT N IN; f; m oadi
bad hsen ined 70 Tie Police force since
The pronunciation OF the resolutions OF tie Police Soni-
mssi0negs Thursday last. The captains nave h'u n
i xiaIu,d Io thcln lgd the proper eufor, cmcnt Of
entire number or arrests for violation OF the LAce 10"
up to g O'Clock yesterday morning was O7S.
Justice Smith Of the TOmbs Police Court siaes tha
be has been delayed by illneah ana the pressure Of
work in rendering his decision in the Nuhdy casn against
the Excise Commissioners which rc@toS 10 thtt H-ht
To ls-ue ale and beer licenses He expects 10 give MS
dec to-day or O-norrOW.
The following liquor dealers ut the IonOsP0ica toli6
Yesterday were required 10 furnish ball each 10 HlVO:
Patrick Dunn No. 81 Depuysterst; Joseph Moore NO.
pues; John MrOwCu. No. loJ Maiden lan g. JDti Meyer
NO 20 Whifrhal-,t.: Michael M-aghrr, No ltJ Hudson
St Jonu arey ~ O0sayt-st; Charles Grihn ~ -
froDtst; william Murphy, No.g9 Cheryst Chau I'th
oliver -t John Brempr, No Nmehll 7Li lic'iIh
Menken No 1875 Maiden lane; John tialf, NO lVf 'h'it
st Christopher Vooth No. - S01th-t Henry jews 80 -
Fuliop.,t: oscar Foster, no. 200 BrOaiwyi icny Wei
brock so LOUIS CordeI, NO lO4 feafsL
simon Levi No. lj3 ChatnansL
At the jefferson Market Police Court the list OF baed
iiGuOr dealers rs follows:
John j. Browning No 13t Clinonriace, John Iice, no
II Woost.rs Frederick DemgItst 40 tui Ne'i ~ Alc'u
ST. Charles Colcnik01 No III Greene-sii JoAh 9oAioe
No. 3jT West Tweniy-slEt1-st,
The following liquor dealers were bailed in 800 eacA
the Fiftysevpnth Street Court:
John Rohe. No. l,4Os -rcoudav,.; Hugh Little No al@
Ia Twculy George N&ufcf 80 t-i fll 0lN
t.euti 81: innmas Do.1Iuu 80. 3Jj last iuiIiy 81
Ernest A. Iaarcn 40 3OJ ast firiy-ninthsi t FcE ,ai
laler. Avenue 4; IltufF lt'nf Va. I.'4i bi'"
way; Patrick lloGden, 80. 800 East FityIourth-st'