The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-02

md i. A. he ala mot himself use intoxicating liquor
ps'age that he not one Of the prohibited sasses
Interested in any such Even the licensed parties could
MOI eci impure or aduiterated liquor knowing 70 DO
nor allow any Whatever 70 % aans On ao
Of age Of good character for sobrety ana the liquor
not % be drank the premises or used FOR any bnt
full purposes. viz mechanical, chemical OF medicinal
Regular records Of sales required 70 be kent open
for inspection and filed with the town clerk semi-
monthly All yioalons except failure TO file accounts
were .a, o. misdemeanors All the LIQUOR forfeited
and punlshments inflicted in the shape Of tine and i'm
prsonment increasing with the number OF offences and
their nature The seller II the nnss and costs were not
paid was liable To average OF one days Imprisonment
FOR every dollar SO unpaid Any purchaser who stated
falsely the object for which he purchased liquor
fined ten dollars and costs, and Imprisonment in the
same manner II not paid On any persons complaint
that believed that liquor was kept in any unauthorized
place q search warrant could DO issued and
warrant for the arrest OF the offender, II
any were SO found The liquor was seized, the
notified, and claims OF third persons heard and
with right Of appeal, &C, 70 determine wheth the
liquor not the offenders properly; and II IN
the original package IN which y was imported &C II
the liquors and the sale Of the vessels In which was
contained, &c ANY informcr could cause the subp1na-
ing and examination OF witnesses or persons whom he
supposed might have knowledge of offences suspected
intoxicated person making disturbances unwarnnted'
committed until sober enough for examination. when
he asked where he got his liquor Ten dollars hnc
for being intoxicated In public.
Persons who had disobeye the law, who liquor
act No action lay for liquor sold injured unless
proved have been sold kept under the protection Of
place liquor unie marked aInoxicallng liquor, and
the and residence OF tie consgnee except cases
OF five gallons less or within the same or the adis-
ing county. Punishment by penalty and imprisonment
inflicted upon public officers fal To fulfil aud
enforce the III Saving clause In favor Of der
be used on the premises and The manu- acure Of
Alcohol and pure grape wine, Sales by importers in
original packages were not affected "Liquorn was
defined 10 be alcohol. distilled or malt liquors, and
nh tuun nj I'M icafa all druU yed
liquors, and mixed hquoTs part OF which was alcohol,
distilled or malt liquor AL liquors kept in disobedience
TO the law declared public nuisance 1t s a.
cult conceive Law containing more oppressive tyran
ncal and unnatural provisions than his II seems 10
violate every principle Of personal properly and liberty
nuisance contiscates property; makes normers
Of anybody by coercve process prohibits sales for The
legitimate and natural uses Of the article Sold prevents
drinker IRON selling at all allows no sales drinkef;
Furnishes severely ali violations and Furnishes ocers Tor
not enforcing It's severe and unjust measures This stat
ute repealed.
Grand jurors ndicr for Offences and also for
any adueration drugging Of liquors. which were do
claed misdemeanors subject 10 three months imprson
men and 500 ine II any proper prosecuting officer
failed to discourage his duty any citizen could prosecute
Al railroad companies carriers, parties conveying
passengers roads boats ferries Prohibited
from employing persons either intoxicated add cted TO
noxicaton In any position OF trust or care on penalty
The debtor was denied the jail liberties on arrest for
non. payment Of fines and penalties
Tho statute Of 1855 repealed by the last section.
Tn Is the existing should the Law Of 1865 be finally
dec dcd unconsttut onal and void.
SUNDAY IN THE oIrY.
II doubtless arranged for the benefit OF tho liquor
dealers and 10 the utter discontinue Of Commissioner
Acton and the Board OF Excise, that yesterday shou be
fine day, and that those who had procured iniunc-
tons should have what is popularity known "a far
show" In accordance with this arrangement IN sun
shonc out brightly tho city, and followed
by the daughters who also shonc brightly about city,
accompanied for the most part by otncr peoples BROTH
Yesterday. In fact, the day selected by hun
dreds for pleasant walks about Heretofore, since
lad
go out TO Weschcser 10 brave the eors Of the brny
deep between New York and New Jersey, to carry
~h ssan saass En-
yesterday AL peace Two hundred and
eighty Injunctions had been served, and more
of liquor. 0ncc more the good old institution Of .
drunken rolling up Chatham street gaddcned the
ect,srly the while. opined thai they would take smile
''Whcres your injnnctionf says officer A, No ], eu
tsrng liquor store ned with customers IN Centre
street.
Here IL H." the sarcastic bartender, pointing to
glass; .'how win you take ~
"A little Bourbon, murmurs the yielding constable,
striving TO look grave, even with the prospect Of
occult t.nip' before him.
And little Bourbon IL was, the officer wnking
the edge of the glass at the bartender with exquisite
significance
II cannot fairly be said that New York any the
less pcaccabc yesterday than has been FOR several
Sundays past and its inhabitants assuredy not
"dry."
AMONG TIE WAITER GIRLS AND CONCERT sA-
LOOMS
On certain sections OF Broadway and the envfroning
districts there exist gardens wherein Is nothing horti
cultural and concert has wherein avishing strains
not generally heard Last evening new life seemed 10.
fused into these places The Gas dashed out more bril-
antly, and pretty walter girs threw themselves into
their duties vigorously. Here and there q tim
garden or 'conceri ha' PROPRIETOR stood like mel
ancnoy Statue behind his dimly-iighed bar, and die
gus,ed The thirsty customer with feeble tender Of
mineral water These persons have wholesome dread
Of he law; The ghost OF manufacturing policeman
confronis them they have asked Judge ardozo
for an Injunction 80 they wait coniempativcly hind
platoon Of mineral water bottles and smper
Acc me-. mo lager beer TO your inquiry after that
beycra.e
Tie i,st floor establishments especially did n lively
business last evening under cover OF injunction
Hosts OF thirsty people poured ia pay their court to
the goddcsses and drink beer, and having paid their
othcrson the "iro and fall backh principle and the
gcddcsscs smiled and cajoed as Of old, II excise
law had ever existed SO the law Tor q while par
alyzed. 80 beer abounded and Sunday drinks were
ngaip 20 be had for the money.
ANOTHER GENERAL ORDER PROM THE POLICE AU-
THoRirIEs-A CLOSE wArcH TO BE KEPT ON
LIQUOR DEALERS noLDING iSJuScrIoSs.
Tho following order VIII be issued to day from super.
intcndent Kcnncdy's Office the different police cap
iains From the tenor Of the document IL will be
that the Excs, Boara are putting "a rod In pcsle for
the benefit of those dealers who brave its wrath behind
the shield Of an Injunction
aExKRAL oaDsR-xo 4sl.
,.,. :" My,ss ;,,l sss.Isr: y (. July iss
Ia na s, 1s ssAd ~ 40 9sr o. T.
requisen eforr n,nc,lons served on you 10 re.
aston under the provisions Chapter
Lava Of it6 commonly called the Excise law VIII be ob.
served unlil you are legally released therefrcm.
lou not However 10 regard the person whose
the injunction has heen issued, rnnued n Immunity
From Arrest for osnses against other laws Of the state
account ~ any lack OF cearnees Ia the language
judicial odes Hence yon will not fail o such per-
crime he commit those sp< od.
caliy referred TO In the Injunction.
regard 10 he n wSs sss Within yo a
sns ss. S an s9 70 ,r.n
ins.Iue, nc members Of command whether patrol
duty or Otherwise, 10 make sndum every violation
of the Excise law. committed by persons The protec
ton OF injunction, that may within their view
or knovedre, instruct them 10 note carefully the
time place and attending volao1 And
In each twentyfour hours You vii have 'hess memo
rands carefully copied with The names OF the Witnesses
each case specially noting hethcr NOD the offender had
received license from the Metropolitan hoard Ercise
aud transmit, the same 70 ths once with your morning
JOHN A. kESNEDY. kuucr. nfsndeoI
GKo W. Duxxs. Inspector.
THr ArnEsrs YESTERDAY.
The following schedule will show the number of ar
rests under tho new law up 20 late hour night
fnfors- Dis
Perin1. Violations coson 0pnc~1-
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