New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-02

Of the place from striking him. and finally the proprietor
elected Bottmer from the Toom h S was On
the stoOp he met by B0ttner Inc luarrei wac re-
and ended BY B 6aey ee from t
on which he standing into the gutter he was
picked up insenslble and taken 70 MS Iesuence NO ~
by Caerty of the Sixth Precinct but as no one
lowed to 60 on the following day Kull found to be
worse and physician was summoned kull deu on
fact that the skull deceased fractured by the fall
A verdict against BOttmer rendered by the jury
ton and has not yet arrested Deceased was ma
tive OF Germany, aged % years
BOARD OF CONFERENCE.-The Board met at
o'clock yesterday afternoon, the President, James G..
Brlnkman esq., in the chair. The Board accepted in
vation from the Mayor to participate In review Of,
and presentation Of colors TO the Third Cavalry
this morning. at u o'clock, in front OF the Guy Hail
The Mayor sent in the following communication; ,oe-
Mayors OFFICE, new York, July l. 1861
GTSTIEwgS On the 25h day Of June 1857 received approval
reear b. ths bDora board Aldermen the same day directing
Corporation counsel discontinue all further proceedings IN eoa, or
resolution which provided for such extension approved December 81
Having noticed by this rudng resolution received
D% the cSgpoon Counsel Whether 10 hi. cpa
Der sufficient to make valid approved it. have the honor 10
ngur which appears that the votes OF
leave also 10 cs the attention Of honorable another
by both boards day without consent
In % & The cCIDGr,Ge GSSHs du oSSTs oS
your honorable body
have o fully examined the merits Of The assessment made ~ ine
formation Which IGT have deem i proper ray mat s my s oS are are
legal objections sd would feel bound 70 ny prompt approval
This received and laid The Board then add
journed TO II o'clock, noon, to-day.
THE TRlDEN SPIRTs-IMPoRTANT REGULATIONS.
The metropolitan Revenue Board yesterday adopted
the following resolutions respecting the trade in spirits:
Wherea BY ,oon p q the &C. Of March 1907 is provided
that whenever distilled spirits found elsewhere than bonded
warehouse shall h'sod offered for sale 1T less price than the tax
b Ia. hfson such selling o. Offering FOR sale as sSIia
have not remd from bonded according law and
mposeby law the has not been paid and the
Prodd That this section sha not sp to spirits sold a. public
sale BY 'ueonee who bas paid the special tax such under sgh
by Revenue sales made BY judicial
RSgs@s tIe ofjSy 1906 III. further pro-
vided that 81 distilled spirits found elsewhere than bonded
not having ben removed from such bonded warehouse according
law and he TAX ,pCsed law on the sane not having
burden shall upon the claimant Of said spirits to
'hog that the requirements law in regard the have been com
sa NC. q 4: T",. s c e. ss Sstrf d; sIs.
Justice Nelson held Dat where spirits are seized elsewhere than n
all the provisions Of be las have been complied With in their removals
Rssord That all scfer, wholesale dealers expected
show when required that The taxes have been paid on all spirits here
Iod That any Wholesale dealer who shall hereafter sell
s a. - pei proof s . S Sf' T sn. 'o sccs
TO yeon and forfeiture unless he show amnaaiyey that
the taxes thereon haD been paid
ROuod That orlher protection well 10 iacitatSthe in
vsgaons Of the Governments desired that all Wholesale dealers
will their books copy the brands
every barrel paes Of spirits hereafter purchased by them together
the broker through
whom the goods purchased and vii The time require from
the ynder sit-n eic that the haze been paid all goods
purchased IL open maFet
Reod That hereafter who shown ~ be dealer IN
fraudulent spirits sp Which have been udueny removed from
bonded warehouses will 10 the utmost extent Of the law
olred That accordance with the foregoing bepsue
direcioua J. T.. MKssORp
Secretary and Deputy Commissioner.