New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
OEXCISE BOARDS AT WORK
THE NEW COMMISSIONERS OPEN OFFICES.
Mr. I.cONBE GIVES AN OPINION IN THEIR FAVOR
AND Tnr POLICE RECOGNIZE THEN.

MR. LACOMBE GIVES An OPi>I0N IN THEIR fAVoh
AxD Tnr POLICE RECOGNIZE THru.
Nicholas IIaughtOn, William i. Mitchell and
John j. Morris stnl beld the Excise offices "t Bond-st
aud the Bowcry yesterday The iron gate when "utrn'
the passage TO their rooms the second floor was
opered to admit many iquordealcrs whose licenses hah
expired Reporters who were known To tho muscular
clerk, in char.e OF the gate also were almrteh. hut
many persons suspected OF being friends of tue ne"
Board we're turned away. large sum OF money was
received AMI $50 licenses Of various grades were is
snrd Tho ari was session nearly all the forenoon
Elliott sandford counsel for the Bonrd. went To the
CITY Hall in morning AMI talked with the new Com
mi sioners their counsel Mr.. Dayton. and the Corpora
tiop Connse about settlement OF the mndde he sam
he willin make up case to he carried 10 the
Court of Appeal. Mr. ID ,yton and Nc Won "l'hn CON-
.snted TO attend conference with Mesrs. Haughton
Mitchell and Norris aud they went TO Bond-st with
Mr. s,ndford for that purpose. Mr. Mitchell had left
the building hut Mcssrs Htrghton ani Morris were
found IN OF the rooms on the frat floor Thcre the
Question submitting the to Tho courts was dis
cussed Haughton and Morris SAID they we're not
n hing to keep the Office. but they had Dean
advised by counsel that they responsible for the
property tho city Mt present In their custody ana
,b, th.y mf ht be guilty OF misdcnssnor n they de-
uvered the property persons not legally appoint
ed They were Iious that the matter meht De pre-
sented 10 the and settled speedily Mr. Sandord
said that ght be prepared and briefs submitted
tn he III
would give a in ten days, and that hnal de-
csion would be rendered by the Court OF Appeal. within
thirty days Mr.. Dayton asrced with Mr.. oandford a.
o the probable time OF getting final decision Tie was
wiling to JOIN IN getting the case through quickly Oh
condition that Com nssioners werc 1t In pos
sessou OF the Office at once. Messrs Haughton and
Morris said that such con'Iron ought not 10 be i'm
p,.ed IN view of the required to get dec
sion The conference ended without any decision
Messrs d ,yton aud Won @ lam expressed curiosity to
up stars and started TO ko there nut Mr.
Meanwhile nc Board OF Police had decided to rscog,
| nizr the BOirl or Excise Mr. LaconDe hau sebi
long ietier. saying:
Tho appointments made by the Mayor Iayl 1886 were
N .rdanee with the press r.au remeaIs q
Ills apponimont therosre e,oies his appones,s tn 1
ae ,su ,Sa1 wch hss 80 lar as know been suggested
t. be- v,itg tn apOI n,it. QUA I'd y ts r,l
tho s O c4nEs % 9, ,a the . . 81 sppca nom rs a1 mot
of TX 90 onn words IL IL caimed tn't
5S ct s,.o. Is su1 %Ga' a @ % e
&C ssouaas e r tnen GA s Ind 10 m e ne wc ut ap a.
plain iaa the statute 90 pe OF no oc on or
silntlona IN doIt ]. m out Of IT, &c x *
Of on ise Legsl..uo ana to comply with ,@e ,,e
sn sarqo 1t u. ore in nv opinion the police
nc apoinaonts oi tho May or ana Iesau ana treat
Acunr upon the advice OF the Corporation Counsel
the ard passed the following;
-orrd That superintendent be ana IS hereby directed
order 10 the po ice force CIV ng no'ieG t le
Mayor n, -p POEM 1S yon a. of sese IN
lhs vor, Mii n thai m tSe T awful acts as ach coam
be res .ectcl, recognized an enforced
superimt~n tent Murray WAS informed later that thc
new Board OF Excise had established an ONCE M No 81
ChimDrrs-s. having apaidoned me d"a o. t"tun% pos
season tle BObt u rOOlu~ IL sen OUT gem Ia
he police lirrtng that the rev commission,
he police would not recon- u ans iCTn'rs r.ntcd
~ Halsnon Mitchell and Morris since the promni IA
non ORDER. but would arrest any hquor dealers
| VINO att.uuptcd to sell on such licens"s
ohirf Clerk Percy. OF thr Excise Department. san ne
! thought that many liqnor-ocaers uu yct ,,censrs
from the old bosri aud somr OF tn. Police Justices
wold recognise the licenses IL the dcalrs were ar
rrste. Among tb lcen-"s granted yeseridy was one
Measrs. Wo,dmam. Won claim and Andrews met in thr
mornI'g in the Mlyr7 prya Office nd dI,rn'',a ,h M
Ponce Board isidered. Ater Nj SAT-
IHrds Mst an' ,Hor Gr rrurn frp BSna,I. it w@s
rrsrycd To- open Offices Tor the mrw B,.ri tho
receivers quarters III the br'whSt"he p"ulug in 'he
City Hall lark supply OF Stationery " % - ordered, in
the Board Of Etlmate for tne renainlero Of the appr"
priaion for the Excise ard for the Ire,entye r. Com
t:oll Loew W requested 10 lerosnL~ only the new
B@aTa IN ne m'nt % f. rsnr' for ufV !" Inc Wood
man to-ay al No 32 Chamh.r~-st The places oi
those NOS 50 report WI be fl led y others Ihe
oFFIcR Bo,Ep OF EXCISE
gSGr s 10 al? a sI an fe or
DSqr na s' those ,sGea By TINS S be
WILLIAM 5. AS1sGwS
Commiss oncrs OF Excise.
! At n meeting OF the Board saturday Charles W
DAYTON WAS apnointet cpun sol II place OF Elliott sand
ford and David White s.cr-tary and cnief clerk III
place Of John X. Perey Notice Ot tuelr removal was
| sent To NJ s.rs sandford aud P-rley.
The foowing WAS the board OF Police yester-
day
You are respectfully requested furnish this Bord as
soon and location OF all parties ses
al, ami er IN ths cliY
the date and the GLASS OF hcrse IN
a list oi places Hs aIt conuuctIh;
sucu without inR with LIE iaS or "hica are
lsIeputlOlc characters ~ OIdr tne iti
~ II. WOODMAS. iTcsidenG
Commissioner Won CLAIM. treasurer uf the new oodu
made "A formal IN upon CO nmisso er Horris 10
ur over ali moneys held Dy hIm treasurer of the olu
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