The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-24
The Prohibatory Liquor Law.
REPORTS or THE LICENSED AGENTS UNDER THE NEW
LIQUOR LAW.


There curiosity about to whether there
uy licensed agents in the city under the Liquor law,
md If SO, what good has been effected BY their APP
continent. We learn that there just ak persons
n the city who have awaited themselves Of the provisions
If this model act and of these four have made their
ports accordance with the law, to the County Clerk in
1he City Hall. We purpose to state few facts in con-
econ with the sale Of liquor by these licensed Dealers
Er the edcaton Of the temperance community in gene
raj and the Carson League in particular.
When the law for the suppression Of sIntemperance
Pauperism and Crime passed, the Judges of the
Court Of Common Pleas framed blank declaration and
undertaking in accordance with the provisions Of the
act We endeavored to obtain copy OF II Tor publica-
tion previous to the law going into operation but owing
TO the clerk of the Court fearing to lose few sxpeuces
thereby, unable to do SO. The following is a
cory
act the Of he staD q Ns%
psSpsrs% ana d; crime ~ $ssssy
s;iTs S ns on which
,-d q d: c and nunSsFsa The :
= - ss$ City; ia, % sS aasSsa a
ped n no3 sepe ec
nor Interested in Tavern boarding. house yoallns
public place Of keeper Of
esps commandcr ass peS
and s0a 0 pon % S 3 na
Sworn before me- the - day of So l65.
UNDERTAKING.
q ne q New York and eector Of The cy and
Of incresied BOARDING vIctuaing house,
S s p sss c ne S s %
ineresedn any usenm tea,re other place Of public
5S., KIND
e
nss sss sasa and %
Now therefore We ne SAID t. St .o, In IN he SAID cry
New York ! .ad ne ssS sS sc
'As M act ns De%pS CT
lance Pauperasm and crime rim passed April 1852 and wiz
d The nner a r. any g,sa e o c
Dated the : day Of, rs
sssn y ifsno"edsed before me Ae execution Of the above
The sid 80 were - % mo IA be the ncrsons described
N and who executed the above underakin.'
rR0oF OF MORAL CHARACTER.
City and County Of Ner York 60. OF the -, and
.acy ere wen ac?uantsd Mil : resaas ~
and declaration and hat they know him to be Of good
Sworn before me- the : day Of -, ls5.
JUSTIFICATION OF sURETIEs.
y G Nv g & N s,oss S have and ~ Of the
pose and S say Ya he i within The city and
lars and al debts demands liabilities legal
sessed Of any properly for he purpose Of enabling him 10
Justify as such surety and thai he and WIN not become
directly or indirectly engaged interested In the manufacture
or sale Of intoxicating liquor during the continuance of his
Sworn before me, the = day Of -, 1856
Gftle six persons who took out the above license four
made return in accordance with the Law in the County
Clerks Office The return gives the Of every per-
son who has bought liquor how often in what amounts
and whether for medicinal mechanical, chemical sa-
Ornamental purposes. The result curious. There arc
Loci names gven-the names however, occurring
are ms foil
10 names
Secona uetier. ............ ..............-... 20
liuTu nehieI .............. 10
rcur'h oeaer. .."..''.'.'.' .osl "
In all l,Obl -
The following table is strange, passing strange of
tie liquor sold there
For sscramental purposes ............... buyers
= Chemical. .................
. mechanlcai ......... ..................
" medicibai. .....'.....'............. l,ooi
The above table shows dreadful lack of piety among
Ee temperance community. as well as a dcplorable
tate health. OF course, the customers OF
hce licensed stores all have been be.
ksrs in The Maine law, for surely they would
q buy hquor for medicinal " purposes in the
legal ''rum millsi in full blast throughout the
ny. appears The religious community not support
n Maine law stores, and Notwithstanding rs Beecher
nd Tyrg ipdure IN phiippic against the liz ucr traffic
tney siniy have bought their wine for sacramenal
purpcses during the past month from the oldashionod
max judge from tlu liquor sold medicine by Maine
law dcaer. Cut q seyenty-eight 'orginal packages"
bought. syt cost less than dollar; ny
o. them iar half gill and four ounces Of liquor
Forty q the seventy eight were women One ardeniad
bought six oote Of brandy and Of gin in less than
mcnth, for "medicinap purposes showing very bad
etstc Of houith q her part
The price y these liquors win strike the reader
Curious
Half pint q gin Coz, &c
ONE ONE GIN GIN n 10 o'.,,s;,,................S
:.
ODc PIT or Macelra. 10
The above fncts CLEANED from these curious returns
VIII convince readers
That the Temperance FOLKS don't use much s'sacrameu
tau vino, and, therefore. not religious they
should h..
That they don't 10 much work. or else they would
more alcohol and liquor for time hanical purposes.
That they a very unhealthy set rs evidenced hy
their frequent o. brandy gin &c, for medicine
That the religious community opposed to the Maine
law, else they weuld get their wine for 'sacramenol
pses AT the licensed dealers.
And hat the Maine Law itself abominabe hunibug.
Police Intelligence.