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ARMY BULLETIN.
ORDERED MUSTERED OUT.

ORDERED MUSTERED OUT.
Tno following named ocers havo been ordered 70 b
mustered out BY tho Secretary Of wsr-Asssant Quar-
term.sters Colonel George W. L Captains Daniel stn-
cs.'; cds Peter Ss.,s sn
w1isnsy, william y. D. ooohs.n I. ". Fry. J1 Gilbert
rangan, Stafford G. Lynch, ". l. Gross J: G: Van
Du.er = 9. Clowry, Robert g; Staples James Trnm-
JShn %fn jsss Edwin ps
lock, D. r. Lentz, +. d. Sawyer, A H. Comstock W. j.
Coburn, e Bliner James Gilmore, NJ H. Alberger,
Rufus X. Case, Il. b. Boyd, Samuel d. Childs, John O.
Gerard Henry w. johnson, Isaac N Mason, Erskine NJ
Camp, John Rutherford, w. s. How, Buell. G. Carter,
a A. O. Fiagg, Robert Lacey, T. F. p crandon, Stuart
commissaries Of subsstence-CaptainsH H. A. Darling,
9. b. Newton, Charles 8 Langden, George +. Thompson
George T. Barrett.
Officers Of the Signal corps-Captains O. n. Howard,
Henry w. Howgate Henry Ayres, j. 8. Holopeter, Sec
ond Lieutenants James H. Connolly, William Quinton
Judge Advocates~Majors William N. Hail. De Witt
Clinton, John Knox, Seth G. Harrington, Henry II.
Bingham, William H. Coye and B. B. Keelor.
Robert h Ramsay, wickham Hoffman and Captain l. J.
Lambert
Additional Paymasters-Majors Chambers Baird, G. p.
sandord, Aid de Camp Captain +. w, Gilbrcth.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tho dismissal Of John Brotherne Additional Pay
MASTER has been revoked and his resignation has been
accepted
Assistant Surgeon P. g. Conner, United States Army,
has been relieved from duty in the department Of the
Carolnas and ordered to temporary duty at Cincinnati.
Colonel R. p Hutchins, Ninety fourth Ohio Voun-
teers and Colonel David Thomson, Eighty second Ohio
Volunteers have been breveted Brgadicr Generals for
meritorious services In the fold.
In accordance with recent orders from the War De-
partment, Lieutenant Colonel A. v. Elliott Chief Pay
master district OF the South has been relieved in order
TO be assigned to duty elsewhere.
Majors Q. W. Ballard and G. Saunders. Paymasters
United States Army have been directed to close their
accounts and report to their respective homes to await
further orders
Major Charles W. Wingard Paymastcr United States
Army has been assigned TO the duties OF Chief Paymas
ter district of tho South.
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Board or Ed ucation.

The Board Of Education met last evening, Commits
soner Mclean In the chair.
resolution was offered by Commissioner LANDEs
that six thousand six hundred dollars, such
the Finance Committee may deem proper, be appropr.
ated for the purchase OF site l15th street, hun
dred feet east Of Second avenue. which to erect
grammar school house for the Twelfth ward part OF
the money be paid until certificate from the Counsel
to the Corporation should be file that the title to said
site In the hands Of the Mayor and Aldermen Of the
city.
After some remarks on the great necessity which
listed In the Twelfth ward for school-house 1t
ferred TO the Committee on Finance
The Committee on Finance reported in favor OF re-
ducing the clerical force.
Report adopted.
The Office OF assistant superintendent OF grammar
schools created for two years from the 1st OF July
next at salary of three thousand dollars annum
and George w. Cooper selected to oil the position
The Committee on Consolidation submitted report OF
rules and regulations for the reesabshmcnt and gov
ernment Of evening schools The compensation for
teachers recommended fixed at three dollars and
fy cents per night for male principals and two dollars
and fifty cents per night for assistants. and for female
principals two dollars and seventy five cents per night
and one dollar and fifty cents for assistants
The Board then adjourned until Wednesday, July H.
at five Il. M.
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COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.

mmenccmont Day-Orations. COnf.r-
ring OF Degrees, Laying or the Corner
Stone Of the New Observatory, &c.
Princeton, N j. crowded yesterday with visitors
and friends Of the aux OF the college, and the hotc
keepers, remembering their time-honored custom Of
forcing all luckess soourners in their midst To pay their
taxes for the succeeding year. busy employed with
their numerous guests
The exercises commenced In the church, with num-
Der Of orations various subecs delivered BY
bcrs OF the graduating class The following gentlemen
were then honored with degrees
HONORARY pEGRREs.
Bachelor Of Arts--Matthew N. Mclean, Of Canada
Masters Of Arts-James g. 7. Tupper Of Williams
Jos Bedle, Of Jersey City VIM. Person Jr, D., Of
Orange, N. j.; James IL Parks Of Pembcrion n; j.;
J. l. Donnelly, Of Minnesota; augustus A. = Blom-
vana; Alexander NJ. Dougherty OF Newark, N. J. Hon.
Edward Mcpherson, Clerk Of the House Of Representa-
Doctors Of Phiiosophy-Professor Montgomery Johns
Nd Rev. Frederick Knghton, New Jersey; Rev. Henry
c. Cameron, Professor in College Of New jersey; Rev.
Charles A. Aiken, Professor in College OF New Jersey
Rev. John w. Sterling, Professor In University Of Minne
sofa
York city; Row James Black, Professor In Washington
and jefferson College; Rev. Theodore i. Cuyler Of
Brooklyn, " Y Rev. Z. r. BeadIe, OF Philadelphia:
Rev. John Nelson, Of Glasgow; Rev. Andrew King Of
Halifax.
d co's II L1w--Cortandt Parker. Of Newark, N.
j.; Ormond Beattc, Professor In Centre College Ky.
Prizes awarded 70 TIE following junior orators:-
william Frame, of New Jersey; ]. O. Lowrie, OF Indi-
ann; L. NJ Dumphy Of Delaware, and Charles r. 0gle.
we Of Ohio. The valcdicory address delivered by
Otto Bcrgncr Of California and very touching and
eloquent There is nothing In the lifetime Of student
that Affects him In such heartfelt manner as when he
ucrs his parting vns his Alma M1ter and his fellow
aborers in science and learning He Is then standing
the threshold of a life. Behind him is many a
scene OF joy pride and triumph; before him the ormy
OF the world which he must launch his little
bark In prosperity adversely that hour OF parting Is
ever fresh IN his memory
After the iscs IN the church PROCESSION was
formed OF the faculty and alumni with the Newark band
in the They proceeded 70 the spot selected for the
now Astronomical Observatory, and tho cornerstone
laid by General N. N. Hasted, with appropriate
prayers. hymns and ceremonies The exercises ter
minated with the alumni dinner, which took place In q
public hall In Nassau street During both days which
the commencement exercises took place, there were
several reunions Of former classes especially that Of
1856 Governor Ward and many other public men were
present during n Dart OF the exercises
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sn .s.
bark Es,a VIC. Grial.hs sBr, hence for Msiapzas
brig cacque (BraxJ, Cntra Rio Grande 50 days, with
Brig Patterson (of Turks Islandsl Pike Porto Cabe
10 AZ u oasys s, with coffee % &c, to Dnlet Bliss
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Schr VIM Randall, Mailer. Portland.
Schr @ Horton Jameson. Rockand.
Schr Marietta, Hail. Rockand.
Schr g Baldwin, Hall, Gloucester.
scbr Senator, Faulkn, Boston
Schr II Manton Crowel, Boston.
Schr Clara Merr1ck, Montgomery, Boston.
schr Samuel Gilman Crowel,. Boston.
Schr Palladium Ryder. Boston.
Schr Louisa: Hamlin, Boston.
sh scsr z Williams Cornish. Boston for saugerties.
schr Davidson, Kelly Lynn.
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schr Fair Wind. Bowman New Bedford
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Steamship Union lately detained the lower Ouars ntine
discharge cargo.
Steamships Scotia, Kangaroo. Palmyra, Columbia.
Wind at sunset SW.
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Marine Court
Before Judge Alker.

The case Of Michael Rupp Va E. Lodefroy and Heinrich
Hicke came for hearing yesterday. It was action
brought by the plaintiff to the Of $S76 for
loss and Of chronometer appeared that the brig
Eleanor. which the thermometer had been used was
wrecked the voyage from Porto Rco in the month OF
August 1864 and the defendants claimed that owing to
the peris Of tho sea- the chronometer was lost and
therefore that they not liable under agreement
that the plaintiff should be responsible for loss of this
nature The Judge reserved his decision Messrs
Beebe. Dean and Donohoe for the plaintiff; Mr..
Charles NJ. Dacosa for the defendants.
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Steamship Kangaroo tBr Manning Liverpool via Queens
town. q Dale
Steamship Palmyra tBr), Watson, Liverpool via Queens
town. Cunard
Stes n,ship Columbia BARTON, Havans-Gsrri.on Allen
Steamship virginia, Spencer Gnveston-wflans Guiop
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Steamship Fl cid Hobart Newhcrn SC--C Goodspcci
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Bark Ariei Tnr), jackson, i~i cru1- Hargoua Co.
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NJ. s. Day, Massachusetts,.
N. N. Manney, Minnesota.
il. r. Wilson. New Jersey.
r. Mccormick, Maryland.
@. l.. Phillips, Pennsylvania.
j. 4. Morse, Massachusetts,.
@. G. Todd, Kentucky.
X. Waterman, Rhode Island.
Il. A. Norris, Maine.
T. Il. Phelan, Pennsylvania.
w. j. Moore. Virginia.
W. II. Parker, Virginia.
ID. s. Richards. Pennsylvania.
Isaac 7. Morris. New York.
II. w. Mckee, Kentucky.
Frank Turnbull, New Mexico.
j. q. Talbot, Kentucky.
j. N. Hemphill, Ohio.
A. b. Lille, New York.
w. T. Swinburne, II. Island.
Z. woodman, N. Hampshire.
A. B. Carter. New Jersey.
H. Whclan. Town.
l.. v. Housed, Pennsylvania.
=. Mccormack, Ohio.
W. H. Emory, Dis. Columbia.
9. 7. Hutchins, Pcnnsylva'ia.
&. M. Ackley. Massachusetts,.
r. NJ. Lislc. Pennsylvania.
B. McIlvaine, Pennsylvania.
G. II, Zill. New Hampshire.
d. W. C0star,sNow York.
w. w. Gillpatrick. Kansas.
Isaac j. Yates, NV York.
L. z. Spaldlng. a Barge.
r. r. Arnold, New Yort.
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VIII you have the goodness to ask tho Superintendent
OF Police to despatch an officer TO the Thriy.iour,h
street landing on the Hudson, to protect families from
insult by the rufsns, large and small, who make
point to commence bathing as the steamers arrive In
the EVENING" The conduct Of the bathcrs has been
scandaous on several occasions of late and "
formed that point Thirty fourth sieetl must be aban
doncd for landing by families. W.
NFw yonK. June %, 1865.
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q. N. Kane, Rhode Island.
A. l.. Sprague, New York.
w. Maynard, Tennessee.
X. NJ. Cults, Dist. of Col.
N. W. Lyon, Massachusetts.
j. Fl. Dayton, Indiana.
A. Walker. Now Hampshire.
NJ. r. 3. Mackenzie, N j.
q. NJ. Totten, New Jersey.
@. 8. Sperry. Connecticut.
r. Courts, California.
w. Watts, New York.
w. w. Reisinger, Maryland.
J. G. Rich, Delaware.
VIM. r. Burwell, Missouri.
j. j. Hunker. Ohio.
j. q. Solely, Massachusetts,.
II. Q. Wisner. Michigan.
W. N. Little, New York.
NJ. Il. Field, New York.
y. Hanford, New York.
ID. Robin, OHIO.
III. N. Gritlln, Pennsylvania.
q. A. Baldy. Michigan.
+. W. Croker. Massachusetts,
X. N. Berry, New York.
ID. A. Stewart, Missouri.
A. A. Blair, Missouri.
S. w. Ferry, Massachusetts.
Z. w. Davis, Pennsylvania.
T. 3. williams, Iowa.
G. II. Judd. New yorks
II. b. Peck. Missouri.
.Thos. G. Ferrell, Indiana.
@. A. Bickwell, Indiana.
J. NJ. Taft. Rhode Island.
s. r. Clarkson, New York.
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NAVY BULLETIN.

ORDERED.
JUNE 20-Captain William NJ Gregory ordered TO tenn
porary duty under Rear Admiral Gregory at New York.
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ATHLETIC ov PHILADELPHIA vs.. SRA or pRoox.
IYN.
ne msob Yesterday at the cspitoine Ground Brook
Jyp between these clubs, was 1ney contested game
and o. he term nation Of the ninth innings the score
e,n,ssd Atblete ~ ttsr ~ Tine ~ ssma pJrs h"o's
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NEW YoRx HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE %, 1866

light between r<em Hiram Howe then pulled ner out
for the srugg ~ home but before she had coared the
gelong sne broke up, and that the last Of her.
onara CAME in winner by ten lengths making the last
mile IN Ak, and the heat in 6:0lh. The following u
SUNNI Ary:-
wsDAnDAy, Juno 21.-Masch $1,000, mile heats, best
tnreeIfn Eve, under the saddle.
D. /0fer named &. shark, by Hambletonian,
:, snm BY American Star, John Murphy. I L
n Woodruff named ch. Lady Emma, by DR..
Rich's Jupiter, dam by Abdalah, Woodruff and
Howe. ........................ 2
TIME
First Heat second Heat.
First mile. ...................22 227i. 2:3O
Second mile e..................2:33 2:siK
Total .500A 50lH
Dexter the favonte against the field in todays trot
for the 81 600 purse the Fashion Course. The Astoria
ferry will not be in operation to-day
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List or Midshipmcn Graduating mt tho
Naval Academy.

GRADUATES AT THE NAVAL ACADEMY.
The following is list Of the graduates Of Mdshpmcn
at the Naval Academy at Annapolis Nd, in juno 1865.
The given in order Of merit Of their gradu-
atm
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A A.A.-RoyAL EAyAsA LOTTERY.
~. Prizes I'td ~ gold iniormsom FURNISHED The nixh-
TAYIoR CO.. BsHtsrs o Vail ses 1S Ne" s"' yort slie'
4 LARGE ASSORTMENT or IMPERIAL GROWN NAT.
and spsi esSa.
tc to 55c by The piece yard also White snd CHECK
o. Royal Velvet Brasss. sriy and inrrain Carpets on.
cloths &c, proportionasciy cheap Look for % Bowey
A sEAsoSABLE suGGEsrIoN.-ru tho country and
salt viii Vii rndo Whole @ purifying q q The he n
skin rrsie tan or become Sy she sal. an
while is use + eontnned sold by l. IsABEAu So 50
general general Importer New York. : 'N''
A DIVORCE LEGALLY OBTAINED IN ANY STATE.
without gnset, or e,posure 10 fee until divoree y
50 Nassau street
DARTLETr 4 DEMoREsris SEWING MACHINE,
ID with reecn, nd yalahe make. ,e sl,s.
ne plus nrs family sewing machine Complete With S is;
Fun directions, only s25 Agents wanted everywhere
nIvoRcEs OBTAINED ~ NEW YORK AND OTHER
no rgcS moS ssr aoss M @ ''ss ssd ssS Con-
EREcKLEs, TAN AID PIMPLEs REMOVED AT
once BY The n.e @ o. uphea,. seSe Tag ns Id rinp,e
CO, u Park row, and all druggists
Ill has just issued shape Of round NAT ,cr lsal.s
style yet introduced ..
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aGs aS eeus and brown n1 and whe % Ens Milan
ff;s:l SIssiSs.
BrsaSay between Tn,Tieens ssa goasssih '
126 siIh avenue, near Tenth street
CcHIBERG's GERMAN oISTMENr-wARRaNrEDA 4
certain eIrs wheq, she 81 ,d asngGr 5 & 9r "a
&c For sale at ss owery and by all principal drue1sis
vrnE BEST PuRGArIvE IN THE WORLD.
COATED RsRmAsS WIN swEkf EfGShhIiso auMs. PILLS.
'''e nom '"''' Never ,,cs.u or rrtp..
The only vegetable substitute for e.lansl q g,ers'y
OF csthartic plls In general use
THEY PURIFY THE BLOOD
REGULATE THE SYSTEM, ,.,,
the stomach ver bowels Kidneys, skn and Osher 20
u'"'"' DISEASED uuNoas.
r'e > cents p'' sabw%Y < CO.. No s. Maiden iau-
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WHEN PAIs rs PRESENT 1T Is WIFE TO
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which have collected where tho pain Is seated.
often single doe d.. q ,,,,,r,,.s ,,,,s
relieve before they. have operated and when 'as
en.s, tass. r1es he fass = s % MS e se 20 es.u in
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Bilious affections. Headaches. co.vene's p1s..sSsry 1s.y
niarrhmn Cholera Morhus Asinn Cboers. al niAhha
tons and pains ~ the bowels cured BY
BRAEDHETH'S PILLS.
because they remove the humors that oooss'o' meso
diseases.
IN ee snd Il IL indeed srntifyns 20 and tat asy
p cans besides the plolic ~ isfrs ae To-
ginning very 1enersIiy TO adort ths method Of curt
Truth generally ,sys,srs,sSagsrrs ,r,sSgss;r rsf rflsp + lTsp'''
r,.v az that where qualities become kinwn h~y
and absorb the sale Of other purratf~s Lis
a. known IN towns and whole States and onhNes
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which In time without ADVERTISING would nHftthsm Tho
most popular medicine In the world. The u harry
Knows Proyifrnce has snf<t lpun
my IL the stamp In VIE leilcrs
n. BRArtkBIB
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The Cholera at Elizabeth, N. J.-Lctter
From the Mayor.

ELIZABETH N. j., June %, 1865
Tho reports in regard to cholera at Elizabeth Nd,
have been greatly exaggerated. We have had few
cases in low lthy and sparsely populated locality;
but nt this time there cases. there been
any for the last three days The citizens Of the affected
district have been relieved from ali restrictions 1t nav
Ing been thoroughly cltansed and disnfectcd and the
disease having entirely disappeared
J. H. GRIER, Mayor
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THE BOARD OF HEALTH.

One Case or Cholera ReporteA-The Pe-
tient Recovering-Cenplsints CO.
At late hour Tuesday night information was re-
ceived the once Of the Board Of Health that an isn
woman residing at No. $50 Broadway bad oeen seized
with all the symptoms Of Asistic cholera sne was I'M
medatey removed to Bellevue Hospital, and at late
hour yesterday was reported be in fair way Of recov-
cry This s the only case which has been reported TO
Dr. Dalton since last Saturday
A CASE OF CHOLERA
was reported Yesterday afternoon at the Twen yrst
precinct station house Henry Knowlton, residing at
No 400 Fast Thirty first street, died after short Illness
supposed 10 be cholera No. $40 Is four story tene.
ment house, and immediate steps taken to disn-
feet the place and put 1t in good sanitary condition.
COMPLAINTS.
The usual number OF complaints were received yes
erday by Major Bosworth, and appropriately referred
The majority OF them had relation merely minor
ters, which can be remeded by few hours labor and
small expenditure OF money.
DUMMY ENGINES ON THE SECOND AVENUE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
communication was received from Mr. 8 p Ingra.
ham calling attention, a nuisance TO the dummies
run by the Second Avenue Railroad Company opposite
bis house. Of 127th street and Second He
stated that there scarcely week passed that
one was not run over by those engines.
THE POTTERY IN WEST EIGHTEENTH STREET.
Residents Of West Eighteenth, Nineteenth and Twen-
teth streets between Eighth and Tenth avenues
request TO the Board for the removal Of the pottery
Eighteenth street. stating that II great nuisance
and detrimental 10 the public health
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Affairs 1T staten leland.

The condition Of matters connected with quarantine
still remain very quiet Some few extra enthusiastic
people go Tar TO assert that IL judgment given
against them and the Health Board undertake to erect
barracks and otherwise make any part OF tho island
hospital for infectious diseases they will burn the build
ings down as fast put up Notwithstanding any police
force that may be sent against them.
At Seguinc's Point everything remains tho same
Iaet reported The United States cutter Is still
in the ong, grnniEg upon all belligerens, with her
brazen teeth protrudng while the police still enjoy
ing their undisturbcd sicstas
OF cholera matters at West Bank there is still
hopeful ncws to report DR. Bissell reports:-'There
have been deaths admissions board the hospital
ship Falcon for the last twenty hours; bavo trans
fcrred three convalescens the Saratoga since last
port leaving only sixteen persons in the hospital all Of
whom in fair way OF recovery. with exception"
The steamers William Penn and Java in about FIVE
O'Clock. and, being boarded by Health Ofcef Burdett,
the passengers found they generally these
steamers In perfect health and they passed up
the city so that their friends 'a home" may have
spprehensions about them
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The Constitutionalfty OF the Health
Law.

Law.
srPERioR couRr-sPECIAL TERN.
Before Judge McCunn.
JUNE 27-Chares H. Reynolds u.s. Jackson s. ScauHs- -
The argument on the motion to make permanent the in
junction against Charles H. Reynolds the imekiln man.
restraining him from continuing his business, the
ground that i was nuisance and preudica to public
health, took place to-day.
ground that the law creating the Board OF Health
unconstitutional. 1t deprived his client OF the benefit OF
his business without dollar of compensation Ac-
cordng to the constitution OF this State no man could
be deprived OF his Liberty or property wthon, due pro-
the PLAINTIFFS property in this unlawful and summary
manner there was no reason why they could not inter-
fere IN similar manner with any other citizen,
though the amount involved be worth millions The
question as TO what was nuisance was judicial
one, and d II W was nsurpaton Of power on the part
what was not nuisance In the way Of busi-
ness. The counsel quoted the language Of Justice
OF Widcman VS. the people in support Of his argument
His client had been condemned without the benefit OF
the witnesses who had sworn away his property and
means OF obtaining livelihood. All this had been done
n violation Of the letter OF the constitution which guar
antees to every man the right Of trial by jury where
life property at stake II all TO say
that because the city Of New York threatened with
q pesence the Board of Health should have the power
TO suspend tho laws and dispose Of a mans life and
property just they pleased. The plaintiff in this
had conducted the imekin business at the spot com
planned of for the past i've years. His
predecessors had been there for twenty years
before him, and there never had been any COM
plant made against the establishment until
The carrying Of the limekIn business not
nuisance per 1t could only be nuisance when the
manner in which it conducted improper, and
this question was Judicial one which could only be de-
termined by legitimate trial The argument quite
lengthy, occupying two hours.
Messrs Bliss and vanderpoel followed on behalf Of the
Board Of Health They contended that the law creating
the Board Of Health just constitutional could
be- and that the Board vested with fu powers not
same II 1t was deemed necessary for the public good.
Soap fat factories and bone boiling establishments had
been banished from the city by previous boards Of
gal certainly within the province Of the Board
OF Health 10 abate such nuisance the in ques
on and they would be derelct In their duty public
ofHcers " they neglected attend TO the matter.
The further argument in the case adjourned until
eleven o'clock Thursday morning.