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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-06-14
SYMPTOMS :

Difficult or irregular BREATHING loss Of hregts
.4
VuuS"' Wasting Vi heeh' oieeulHE lvh Tue
lungs loss of strength loss of appetite general
,r;,;, ..,..s 10, -,
No'''''S' "'S"' s"'"'S' H1NS p"''s +-'"1-" '"N
shoulders. chest face or limbs nervous head
,,, ,- ,,,...,.; ,,t go Ii,
"'"'' "'''o P'o'''"'lon' -iuu'"oSH 2 u'"~'-
ness, excessive paleness sore throat, drowsi-
ness sIecniness sour stomach boartbrr, on
'~'' ,7''"' w
preston or sinking OF the stomach before or at-
ter eating. Remittent Fever. sc. &c. and espe-
-,
Cl"uy III al iehalc ulsoFueIs OF uterine irregular
tiles such a difficult painful suppressed scan
49, ,,, -. c..
" excessive uelaYea'prehla'NFeo OK TOO frequent
menstruation,
-,,,,-,-,,,,,,--,., -...
STATEMENTS FHOH PATIENTS, G
y our prescription saved my daugatGr life,
dil1 hdS SaNeu my uuhuICUs % 'A".'''r- rev
l. humphreys hemseh. y. l.
I'VE bless God far the h.uaHt NE I,qva ra
ceiyed from vour nresrrintin, t'-IPry p perr;
| Crime, Blossburg, Penn
|
Every one 10 whom nave f.Comalended It.
| has benefited much by t. use Rev. G. d,
Jones, Racine, Wis.
| BTRrE HORSE AsTop Pr ,cF Nz,s- Vs.pr-. Ii,
the early MARI of February ISG- va .mfFariTrr
| nom a violent cough. for which had been treat
ed six months previously without benefit had
night sweats which completely Frustrated me-
| In the evening lOarSPuPSS would come which
prevented me from snnakIug, ahoyn q ,Cbisner
! had thus had two attacks Of hcmorrhsar from
the lungs Nv family phv.iciar assured me tb9t
he could do no more Tor M. yrf yss. ,,ro,rinrr
RAPIDLY worse. and had been cotana,led To leay-.
t i"r neafy Two moh}s All my ymp
C0nsumption In the beainGigo II Fcbrnar VI
| 1865. Mr.. Henry Fisher. Treasurer Of tn. Amer:i
| can Bible Society, presented NJ with bottle Of
me Prepared PRESCRIPTION. II 2 ieW days my
Within n weelE nv cogh had ~? ~ Scf, ,,
| and in less than two weeks. the Night-swcats
| were broken up. Thenceforward | regained
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-06-14
,,TATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

y 0f NUtland, $, Inc Troh0Ie court Tor
The District Of Rutland:
To ali persons interested in the estate of
JoLu Km~mau, late of Rutland, in said
district, deceased GREETING.
Nv me authority Of the state of Vermont You
are hereby notified TO appear before the said Pro-
Imrr court. u, the Probate Office, in Rutland, in
said district, ON the 1st Tuesday of July 4. d.
lS6 to show cause, if any you have, why the ac-
count of Lucy A. kinSman, Administrators of
lowed and also why the residue Of said estate
should not be distributed to the parties entitled
thereto.
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this ID
lav of June, A. d. 1866.
IL HENRY II. SMITH, Register.
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KINGS
PREPARED PRESCRIPTIONS
Made nom the prescription of Rev. Charles T..
King, M, d., IL. d., sc, Is confidently
presented 10 the public for the
prevention and cure Og
G o n S Y NJ P 7 . N
do ils most adynnced stage,N

for the radical cure of Asthma, Bronchitis, Ca
tarrh, and all affections of the Throat and Air
Passages; for General and Special Dcrangement
of the Nervous System; and tar al, Functional
Disorders Of the Stomach and Bowels.
1t Immediately increases thu strength and
deepens the color Of the pale blood It subdues
the chills and fever and diminishe- the expecto-
ration. II checks the night SWeats, always ia
from seven to fourteen days. The appetite Is at
once invigorated, and the patient rapidly caiAs
flesh; the cough and the difficult breathing are
speedily relieved the sleep becomes calm and
refreshing the excavations regular and uniform.
All the general symptoms disappear with q real
ly astonishing rapidity.
The Prescription should he used in every case
where the physician commonly prescribos "Toa-
les Iron, Acids, Bark, Quinine, Cod Liver Oil,
Whiskey, sc, and in every case, by whatever
name known, in which there Is exhibited any
one or more Of the following
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-06-14
4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PA
"A TENTS.
r. II. Z d d Y,
SOLICITOR CT PATENTS,

Late Agent Of the [. S. Patent ONCE, Washing
ton, under the Act of 1881
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. In lifting the kettle from the fire l scalded
myself very seyerely-one hand almost to crisp.
The torture was unbearable. - The Mex
lean Mustang Liniment relieved the pain almost
Immediately. 1t healed rapidly, and left very
little scar. CHAs FOSTER,
420 Broad street, Philada."
This is merely a sample of what the Mustang
Liniment will do. 1t is invaluable in all cases
of woun&s, swellings, sprains, cuts, bruises,
spavins, etc, either upon man or beast.
Beware Of counterfeits. None is genuine un-
less wrapped in fine steelplate engrayings, bear
ing the name of G. w. Westbrooll, Chemist, and
the private stamp of Demas Barnes & Co., New
York.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
All who value a beautiful head of hair, and
its preservation from premature badness and
turning grey, will not fail to use Lyons celebra-
ted Kathairon. 1t makes the hair rich, soft and
glossy, eradicates dandruf, and causes the hair
to grow with luxuriant beauty. 1t is sold ev
erywhere. E. THOMAS LYON Chemist, N. Y.
/ Saratoga Spring Water sold by all Druggists.
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Ieaal alotires,
CTATE OF VERMONT DISTRICT
M Rutland, IS, The Probate Court for the
District OF Rutland; .

10 all persons whom II may concern;
GREETING.
lain : Dawson. guardian OF Martin Dawson,
LID ~ Martin Dawson, late of Shrewsbury,
Spsceas.d, has represented 70 said court that his
al ward il Interested In the estate of Martin
lawson, late of shrewsbury, In said district de-
used and that II would he conducive 10 the in
,ersst of said ward 10 sell his interest In said es-
,s,r and put the money at interest or otherwise
;,,yr,t ID, and has made application to said Pro
.,,rcourt for license 10 make such sale. There
fore, r,g o.. s,,.. -.
s,. hereby notided 10 appear before said Court
sifhe Probate Otlice In Rutland, in said district,
on the lst Tuesday Of July, A. d. 1868, to show
Csu,e, il any You have, why said license should
not be gmstcd.
Dated at Rutland, in said district this 9TH
day of june, A. D. 1880.
20, HENRY Ii. SMITH, Register.
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E. D. BILLINGS, uYDEyIlLE. VERMONT.
MEMS READY-MADE CLOTHINC

Having made arrangements wlLwuxdrst ella
Houses for supplying me with ai----ssss'G1de Of
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NEW.yERsRY NEWS.
a Verdict Of massiasEh,er Against the New~Jer-
sey RRiIroad Company.
sHp pKrnDIST AND GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT TO BE
ARRESTED.

RRR pRTspINT AND GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT TO BE
ARRESTED.
At1lg O'Clock on Wednesday night man named
wm pussn o. years Of age while crossing the NeyJersey
1srosa at Prospecst jersey city, struck ~ IN out
xOing train arr almost instantly killed. He resides At No
Ys1 seulcns and his way lone u Tie time o. tie
secsroDoe
locomotive had been drilling and had backed down oeoV
Prospects, when the Newark train came out shu ~ ~
Pssed that Mr. Dugaa thus e0nfounded ne Nas
soross the track when struck BY tAe COW catcher ou
hin short distance and striking npon hJ heao oa5eu
ksBnre Of the skuD resulting IA DEAN aHoe'
Cotoneg Khsten inpannset jury Of intelligent and re-
sstabe citizens aud inquest was correlated ost evening
fhe only important point octcd aside nom ne es enoNe
stated vas that WatCf men efe employed ~ TIC various
evc.ings n The city between the hours 81 10 NJ and
an ne lsTy rendered the following verdict.
convened ~ 70 inquire INTO tle
william Doc tud that BE- came TO his death by
k.fts locomotive m charge ri Edward fne. enFinee
sod Thomas Cor conductor a. 10. oeoA & o. me nsl' q
he Am Of lIly. ld.t
And fher by report fhe Coroner that other fatalities
as character have lately occurred and ccnsres OF otLef
tsroners fo have bsn passed On acconn to
psahai Cofnnsuy for having vtichmen A. is sna tne
krRy crossings JsIfey Cty 10 70 N los'
h. occuIrg such feel const aimed On s
,oc.sion 10 render verdict a Nnsagtel ag1f the
t.os8 and spoaon Company, While We eIoe@' H' g"
Ef1a~r and conductor hon az blame. A. IL
Jbn Bootoo foreman Alexander MORN, o. Cutter VIM
Howsth John Macon, Adm G. teln au W ~ n 'e 's' N'"
accordance with The above verdict Coroner Kristen VIII
A. morning issue warrants the arrest OF INC president
sDd General Superintendent OF the New Jersey Railroad
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\ BOARD or BRoKERs-3l Pm.
FRrnLY- Julf aO-P. N.

FRIDAY. July 30-P. NJ
Gold has been quite steady opening at 1921 and closing
q 1921 after selling al 1921.
f,overument Bonds continue very active aud strong,
and The transactions are large both at the Board aud In
che street. Lhe miscellaneous shares are dull with but
few Transactions Western Union Telegraph sold at 52a
Nsrposa Preferred g. The railway list opened dull and
ssesdy Erie was steadily held at74i. AT the Board
cold at 74 after the Board, declined but was sustained
ana all the stock offered taken t74i The uansac
lions were quite moderate. Reading very strong,
opening 1914 selling at 1887, and closed at 1851 AT
che Second Board the market dull and steady, and
sssr the call closed at the following quotations.
Ohio Certificates, 1IS%i; Canton 81 053 Quick
silver SLICE; Cumberland, 46i ai6l; Manposa
Preferred Z3a2l; New-YoTk Central, 99f099I Enc,
7Aa74I; HUDSON River, lHallil; Reading, lOSi
@I@i; Michigan Southern, 81 02i Illinois Central
Scrip, 1927 sl22i; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, &iS6li
Cleveland and Toledo lO9l ei0 Rock Island, 96i s6i
Ecrh. Western 3ii 034i do. Preferred, 65i S63s; Fort
wsyne, 9st S9e2.
Money continues easy TO per cent TO brokers, with
occasional transactions al on Governments.
Foreign exchange firm. Bills at 60 days on London
NSi SIOsl for commercial l09l ol0si for bankers do
% short sight, Il0i ALI Pans at 60 days 5l505Os. do
Of short sight 5Osi95.o5 Antwerp, sos Hamburg
ns9aI Amsterdam, 4Olsili; Frankfort, ~ SAS :
Rrcmsn 7Sia79 Prussisn thaers, HS17. ~ 80
TAs directors of the Erie Railway Company have re-
rswed their contract with the Pennsylvania Coal Com
pasiy and will commence Immediately transport coal
A telegram from Sam Francisco dated Jrly ii, quotes
49, I, follows Gould Curry, t725 per foot Savage,
ACC pey foot Cholar Potos SIS per foot OPhir sS'
-, ,eo, Hale Norcross 300 per foot Crown Point
GOO per foot yellow Jacket, sS7' per foot Beleher,
ee Dor foot Imperial tpsr share soO California steam
sa,.,oo connany 80 DER cent; California State leie
sraph Company, 20 per cent
me following the receipts Of the western Union
Rsllrosd Company for the week ending July Z, 1860;
,sss s20s74 81 llse5............sl1s23 10
IN. traffic Of the Chicago and Great Eastern Railway
An. the first week Of July wssi
,sss ss2 40 - 1865. 1881 u Inc sao27 Sc
Yuv.pe Key a Co announce dividends Of SO per foot
- yspcw Jacket AS per foot Hale & Norcross, and
Bpsr share On Imperslall payable in gold l4'h inst
"a CA,eago Tribune Of wednesday says;
,sgr, IL nothing new 70 financial and comm erea
x,,es There demand for currency ~ the eaans
s..s tdAy bat greet pressure si- sno wy
.srket thotgh easy by no means flfii W,
RAW IVES g.Dery peSsye ~ Tie beSss 81 " p wei W.
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nurke..-c.aryvll1 RarOnrrD ron I'm N. =. rr,us,


ASHES have been in fam demand spd firm at o. ss for
Pots, and sl6asl7 for Pearls
COTTON-The market is heavy and DUH the moderate
business doing being only supply Immediate Of
fetaer sales Of sboht $50 bales basis Of 35a36c for
Middng Cpsn2s 36id57ic for do Orleans and Texas
COEIEE-Tbsre has been fair business doing In Rio
Coffee prices showing important chaDgej the sales
$500 ez,Rheidl Queen and 700 do exEage on private
terms Other kinds quiet BY auction 800 bags st. Do
ringo slightly stained, at lsi ltc.. currency
CANDLES In moderate demand and steady at 22d2fc
for AdamsntDe, 40c. for Sperm and SOC for Patent
COPPRR-Amer Ingot Is firm with fair demand at
for and Baltimore. and 40 for New Shea.hng
TrsH~Tbe msI ket for Dry Cod Is ru bat quiet OF ESQ
a. u fer Grand and ST. Georges Meckerel In fair
demand and firm s2l 80 for No. Mas e0 for No. d.
and sl2 25 for No do. HerrDgs are dull and nominal
FRUIT-Raisins quiet and unchanged at sJeodH for
Bunch box and - 80 for Layers Other descriptions arc
dan nominal 2e d+sc for Almonds 3s3c for Cur
rants .s Cifron and asa SOC for Smyrna Figs
IROS-Pig frm but quiet nj t6dS4e for No. Ameri.
can and e47G ESQ for do Scotch.
EiOJR AND MEAI--The inquiry for Western and State
Flour been and with more liberal arrivals and
oppressive weather the market has been very irregular the
trade bnyne only supply present wants Ordinary and
Common State fosr 10 l0a &c lower fancy co. sc&ee
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holding licenses should have until the 18Th Of NAY 70 preess


cepes and those holding legal licenses and residing in New
York until the ih july up 10 which time they might Dc per-
mtted 10 sell under their nneXpred licenses on conforming 70
the now provisions in respect 70 closing ,he peees
else being authorized 10 hear Applications dung he ~ a.yo
subsequent third Tuesday Of May roo could pass nPen
AFTER tenth day subsequent the third Tuesday OF May
1906 which the Excise Boards Of those counties posi-
bly, might not law faly do. Under this construction the hoa
es OF unexpred licenses had not until the expiration oil ner
licenses to apply for Those who mad beer seng
without license tad rights which the law they mad de
eatey and continuously violated could recognize OF respect
Under this construction Just ground for holding
that the Excise Law Of 1876 purpor to anuu the uDexpTc
licenses granted in 1861 And Il not with
thing In the act Of et6 hold that the provisions
the of 1857 the time when the Commissioners sna
be required 70 and 70 the time when persons holding
unexpred licenses might apply for licenses continue ~
forcei aeged TO be inconsistent wherein is the ncon
ssency found The act Of l6j silent 20 the time the
Commissioners shall meet during what period OF time ley
should receive applications Inc act OF 1851 regulates THO
matter Treating its provisions in these respects being
force then that the act Of LEGO designed pU
ports TO apnnl the unexprcd censesi As matter %
fact this Board OF Excise met on the thlrd Toes
day Of May. 1906 and Continued to receive hP'
pcations during the period Of 80 days thereafter.
What right OF the quordeaers. whether licensed or uni
cebsed bias been violated is Boardf Assuming the sc
Board Of Excise be such as have stated naa
done ANYTHING deserving udc5l incicaung
spirit of % judicial decisions JUDGE Brady
very properly said that the Excise Board cannot
Court Of Review upon the decision made by Judge Card0lo
Hollis case The judges in the Court OF Common Pleas
in General Term, the court to review that decision ~"
Judge Brady favor the conyenng IN tbs court OF rrN
and for that purpose Have not the I've thousand ana o1 PEI
paid for the licenses issued to them over
rights which is the duty OF TINS Board ~
protect such be able. by urging prompt
examination and del .erlte aforementioned the questions IA
VOWED BY the Court Of Common Pleas, IN oanen Mnns
greater respect subordinaton the decisions Of
be shown by the Excise Board than is appeal 30 D"
which, on moton declared the Excise Law OF loO6 ~ no
wholly void review t6at decision az General ier a"' !"
affirm the judgment a. W Nes OF tle |'e COZ
gtructiOD OF the law reQulref
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Gen Pope and staff arrived ct Denver City, Colo
rado sGth ult The party met about three Ms'
the city by the Mayor and large delegation OF
who escorted the General TO the city where sainte 81 -
guns flied. A large supper party was given n'u "a NV
evening The OF Camp Wardwel Colorado ~ o' gen
eral order changed Fort Morgan In honor OF the as '
Morgan, lnspector-( Il eneral oil the Department.
Mr. Walter editor of The Deandn Comfy (fs,i
Republican and Postmaster at Chester ackno~edge' zoe
recent Of an inva,ion from A W. Randall, chief Of ibs
bread aud butter gade" 10 attend his convention I" ~
held In Phadrpha on ith OF August. lie notifies Nj
that he ia no traitor his country his principles or
p,rty and has no political aiation with Secession Osr
n.,Iisars or their sllies. in obi Of of'ra
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT cOURT-JuLY l3.-Beoro
Judge BEIfS.
TIE METEOR CAsE-CoSDRIyATIos OF THE METEOR
nrcrrR OLE IrnGF nFTrS.


decree has been entered. m the United States
District Court condemnng the Meteor FOR attempted violation
of United States Neutrality Laws The following IN mo
THIS case the p.enfs md proofs nd as1't
brief snd points by tie advocate Tor t.r
ho.wth. 4ncn the objection aud protest ~ the parties O. sa
sci in court on ne oyenbS oi D -te
capacity OF court Of tfmiralty any sutL ny IL az 80 -,
tie subject matter e the cause q, a charged ~ ne oe
Of ned tie par, Of The Ut.d ss "a hs above
entd and in The further progress o TIE M n court u ~a
also objected the part Of tue deene tat e defense p9sssG
the st b. law 70 neaoate voluntary SAFE AID nnef o. ' sac
steamship tie Stale Of Lhn other sraer s9a rar
her 10 ssch paTcbaser article merchandise, EowAs ag
OF tie oct Congress couiei npo IN inr e %
iuioslnson ttre'ad having ieea bead
pl..,ng, proofs oral and cccnmen-y. diplomatic s
G subject 70 a. 81 pions aud 81 .nd submitted % tho
he rreofe nd TIE Court osf, upon
he psae proof, sforrsad that ac1.ltos enl hsrg
bel Of information against the pesie SAD
opposed satisfactorily -stai shrd snd proved
TO tie Coort wil the purpoft and nf OF " provisions o he
ct Of Conrro,s m b,. Information and claimed b.
Whefcore ordered ad judged Az d-erd by tie io1r
that the said sts1nlp Meteor her T. Sc, iera ani CARO-
condsnuri sni forfeited 70 tie United States according 70 no
prov slons Of III, statute aforesaid
reed tbs, unless spool ~ sksn
ursrt.ee OF ibis .urt
epona, directed Marsha u tt- Ds.ic of "a sale e.
uon equipments tia, the return ,h-rei by
Marshal the crr tbUt the proceeds according " u
in the tAe s De admitted 70 pa oy ors o. ts
The Judge annor that lis health WI permit
ho VIII render fi opinion IN the ease.
MI Ethan Allen Assistant District Attorney, approved
motion mede By Mossss Eyarts CAOe the part -
the claimants vessel and tie Judge decided the
vessel might be bonded and made order accordingly He
being condemned ara the claimants having
gwen that they intended appeal and being not likely
Obtain property under a reHdOH tina;
IL the thing them posse of the property
under the bond. Ordered accordingly.
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ADyUlIt AIlUIF vHINV' 3fHOIl
The nlaintifI. some wears ago commenced an action
for divorce on the ground e adultery against the defendant
The case was referred q H. ". Robinson wlo fond t
there marriage and proof Of adultery On iAe ts
evidence given show that tue plaintiff was MARRIED pa
I-46 TO certain Williams who testified IN reference 10 80
marriage Mr. Sanxay moved f0r a trsl NORMALLY
on the ground Of newly discovered evidence bat ey on To
ground that utterly neglected by the paintns
counsel The new evidence which urged tat Tho
plaintiff and defendant had cohabted together many years
husband WIFE and that partition suit the rlntiB nno
defendant had been described james Amory and Angebi
wife; that the decree had been entered that bass thus
making the question OF marriage and thGt after
ward Amory had on I'd with the pni IN eNecatng 20 q.
partition deeds in which she described as hs VIE AMI
Court took The papers Nj Sanzy tie ps.atf Nh lui
leston opposed
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Family Markets,
1T UmIIy 4UUTHVfHf
OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NEW-YoRK.

or LiYlNG LAFEASES IN NV iUkK'
FRIDAY. July l3-P. "
The meat and fish dealers have 10 look well 10 the
articles IN their line they tainted II has been
parcuary severe to-day Meat cannot now
be taken and be carried far and come out sweet
the next morning unless put upon ice carried home
The People cannot be too careful OF these ana
also stale vegetables and fruits during tho hot weather The
reported Of cholera generally be traced to some H.
discretion in eating drinking The only changes OF I'm
port ance this q slight decline in Kinds OF sh
and most ahes advance in rood eggs ana
poultry. Some birds m market this week. ZINE
cherries high few strawberries stu nger
sent from Northern and retail at 25 3Oc y quart
WhOreberries plenty and II Is TOO early Tor many
OF large baekberTies Southern peaches are sim scarce
and high though O begin from Norfolk Rasp
berries and nearly Green In market
from Newersey Old potatoes about and new ones
much lower Smoked hams advancing;
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sstrs IA 81 ............ H.
and hr arrests oncthd ~ the whole
Der Of arrests for all made by the Metropolitan Police
during that year Can any Judge. knowing thus much Of
the Legislature knew hesitate TO act on tAc psumpon
that II lad sncieut evidence OF the violation o; the Excise
Law by every peron holding license TO oriy 1t IN acting
on that fac. established fact and annurg the licenses
Is not, then clear that was Justified In snLulng the
licenses u it hat fact ANNEXED them) aud that he
which licenses granted and accepted by its
clear import declared item to be- revocabe By the Legislature
itself violation OF this stautei But Is it clear that
Court Las right in respect TO such matter 20 speed
late 20 the information and evidence Of facts which the
Legislature acedi In matter which the discretion Of
the Legislature the Courts must accept us acts as
conclusive respect the facts which tie legislative acts
are based Whether there had been such abuse by tho
persons holding unexTred licenses NJ the law under which
they granted 10 make IL essential TO the public
welfare aud to public order that these licenses saond
Legislature and one Of which IL was he solo and ultimate
Judge Thus far IN the few remarks which have oeen per
United to axe Judge Brady have assumed that the Ex
else Law Of 1885 eoks and annu and puports 20 revoke
and annu all enses that had not expired the ls OF May
1860. wish to inquire whether this assumption is wei
founded Does anngl puIport anuul emi
Has the Legislature been more lehen than the liquor
dealers could Justly have asked 1t to be- The Excise Law Of
66 says nothing about any cetses and does
revoke them by expressly referring to them aud annuine
them This does profess 10 repeal absolutely and
wholly any Excise Law II only repeats 70 this Excise
District a acts and parts Of acts Heorsissa with the pro
visions Of the act The law LEGO does specify
nny time when the Excise Commissioners shall meet dur
ing part Of year shall be their duty bear appca
tons. 1t would be strange If the law was desigEedy
the last month OF the year. should be
make an applcaon The act Of is57 requires the Comms
meet in Kngs Richmond and Queens Countes
the third Tuesday May in each year other DAYS
not exceeding the Con missoners snail sppoi and in
New York not exceeding fty Tie licenses granted in 1885,
under the Excise statute s57 expired in year aud
from the third Tuesday in May in the three counties INST
named aud in NevYork in and fifty days ls Il not
intent and purport OF the law Of 1887 thar ill applications
could aud shod be hond disposed Of within ten days
the third tuesday Of May III any year. except IN
New York and there within fifty duys And fit be law now,
the Supreme Court Of this State decided In eO Paner
ag Dore that tavernkeeper who has legal ana eompe
tent license liable for the penalty for retailing liquors
after his license has expired and before the time OF the next
meeting OF the Commissioners Of Excise for the purpose OF
granting licenses Is II not just inference that The Legsa
expected and Intended that nsrsohs out d IoTh