New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-01

.o,ssts in anv use of the name Of God or Jesus
Christ or the Holy Ghost either in impreca,,n nr
divine vengeance upon the uttcrer or announcer Ho
or in triiing or lrreverenI speec Of orofane
swearing is punishable by q nne OF 81 aUa
each offence and for aggravated cases by mucn n1oio
severe penalties SABBATH pTeas, ,,i IA ali man
ner of seryIle labor excepting III works OF
or CHARITY prohibited, but also al siyo =,
hunting. fishing, playing, horse racig, s n, ali
trades manufactures and mechanical eInpio w.
all manner of public selling, or oiterns OF taf
for sole publIcy of any commodities; except ,hao
meats milk and fish may be sold at any time
before o'clock IN the morning, ana en,
cept that food may s o a s drugs medicines
and surgical appliances may be sold az any ,ime vi
the day. The punishment for sabbath An, u,
fine of So or Imprisonment nol encee od soy sale
IN violation of the Code shall be forfeited. ne
goods will be sold one days noilce s sha
the proceeds PAID moor 10 'n the town CITY,
The disturbing of religious meetings at an$ . acts
on any day is misiemeanor. Inc i2 2 VIE w.
will constitute such disturbance: Uteii', or nm nm
fame discourse or making any dlsturD,hI Vi VI. IN
necessary noises near enough 10 uia.un ~ NJ W.
solepnty of the meeting; engaghG b hn a. re-
noting within two miles Of the place whe!o a -
lig GUS meeting held, any racing Oh aniia,e y,
gaming o, any description obstruc my III any ,
ner without authority within te s sncb
free passage along highway 10 the pIaco o y, oI
meatlnQD Professions and parades Oh, ounuaty,
excepting at funerals are FORBIDDEN anu even ~
military funeral there shall not DO usro s /; then
cllebratedn he holding OF any enteptanlSS zen,
of the stage or any part or parts tneIeIh on nr
daV is forbidden under severe penalties. pvi-
COY section 800 ''has the rignt to direct the
manner in which his body shall DO uls
posed of after his in d Mbe6 an ANU part Of
his body winch becomes separated theioil lSI
during his lifetime shall be disposed OF" Inc
stealing of dead body from grave OF vault ~ s1
4 f,.lu "a
punished by not more IAN five years lnpiisohnen,C
and heavy fine. 1t is maze crime, also, 10 aVtacn
a dead body for debt or to obstruct OF oe''nn i"
"a lottery" says section 1924, "is unlawful and a
public nuisance" and the pr sent staIutes o
the suppr, ssion of Lotteries are retnacted
in the Code. The provisions concerning lnln11
are very severe and, If literally enioIced III
cause CONSERVATION III many respectaO.s eiup VI
private circle whose members have been accustoneu
10 quiet games OF cards winch small sums were
STAGED without thought that they were nlahing
criminals of themselves According TO section 3oo
of the Penal Code, 1T Is unl awful 10 Keep caius VI
other apparatus with which games oil chtnce arc
usually played for money stakes IN u DuiiulIS
where courts religious meetings OF schools aio
held or within one mile of any place where u
military parade or puU1c falr or meeIne 10
going on in the open ar, s Petso WON ut
gaming forfeis i've times tue amount OF me noney
10 the overseers of he poor and anyone VINO WIS
ann Of SOS or more il punishable by fine OF nye
times the amount so won Section 344 defines q
Common gambler" ,.. $500
IL ls ma lie a msdemeanor for minister t. marry
persons under the legal age, 10 whose marriage ne
knows of some legal impadimcnt; or 1or
an, one to abuse cruelty treat an idlOt OF
insane person; to take uslry; OF 10
sell dull Grated food or TO carry dangerous weap-
ons of certain kinds or for anyone to set hre 10
| his own woods, thereby endargering tne property
or life of another; 70 refuse TO assist III pu.lhe
out fire IN building, or 10 obstruct llremen III so
doing or wIlfuiy 10 disturb q lawfni assembly OF
meeting; or TO attend mashed balls III masquerade
where the assembly has not been authorized; or 10
help create a rot, to remain AT such rloC when
The proper officers nave direo ed those assembled 70
dispense or assist par .lcipate III prlLe-nght
or wager money the result thereof; or 10 pu' UP
and occupy nuts without authority on unoccupled
ground within the limits OF a CITY, The PROVISIONS
concernind attemptst levy blackma or the ievylhg
of II are stringent Mock auctions, false persona
tons scuttling OF vessels fraudulent ass 2nmentS,
frau is III the management OF corporations ana III
the sale of passage tickets malicious nlscnleis,
dIvulging telegraph dispatches opening sealed let
ters ana cruelty 10 children and ANIMALS, are among
the offences cOucemIng the punishment for which
the laws are made quite severe II not more severe
by the Penal Code. Under the head OF Cruelty 10
Animals comes section 66G, which provides that q
person driving any vehicle upon any plank-road,
turnpike or public highway wno unIustlhably runs
the horses drawing then or causes OF permits tneln
to run, is guilty of a misdemeanor: " he WORD
animal as used in thus title" reads secton 669
docs not include the human race, but includes
every other living creature"