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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-12-19
AN APPEAL

Has been made to the public on
behalf of the unfortunate lepers here
and at Molokai. The gentlemen
making the appeal ask the public to
assist them in providing little extra
comfort, clothing or toys, as a
Christmas treat, for the unfortunates
who are now confined in their last
home on earth. The idea is good
one and will, we hope, meet with
general support, the more so as an
appeal of this character is almost
unknown in Honolulu. 1t is earnestly
requested that all contributions may
be left at the store of Mr.. j. L.
Waterhouse, not later than Satur.
ddu.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-12-19

the Government; but they know what
a miserable failure they made of it.
The .Idoertiser article confesses, that
"no attempt was made to oppose
the passage of the resolutions which
had been prepared for the occasion"
Why was no attempt made? If it
was evident that majority present
did not sympathise with the object
of the meeting, it seems strange that
the resolutions were not voted down.
"No attempt was made,' because
the leaders of the little club in the
corner knew very well that any at
tempt to oppose the passage of the
resolutions would have been futile.
This is how it appears to
AN EYEWITNESS.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-12-19

THE Equitable Life Assurance Com
pany has an income of $4S, ,493, ,349.50
and an expenditure of $6,9Sl ,4O0.47.
Its total assets at the end of 1881, We're
$44,30S, ,54l .S9, secured by U. s. stocks,
bonds and mortgages on real estate.
The society has not single contested
claim on its books, and its policies are
incontestable after three years from
their issue, and payable promptly on
proof of death. Its total real estate
yields a rental of over five per cent.
This is the best company in which to
insure your life. 5S6 1w b.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-12-19
SOVEREIGNTY.

EDITOR BULLETIN The Aduer-
tiser of last Tuesday contained
leader in which appeared the follow.
ing remarkable language:
There is question involved in this
case far more important to this country
than the currency OF the sale OF bonds.
1t is this: Can any or all the Judges OF
the Supreme Court call in question the
acts of His Majesty in Cabinet Council.
If the constitution of this country gives
them that power the sooner it Is
amended the better for everybody, and
for nobody more than the Judges them
selves No similar thing was ever heard
of before in any country whether its
constitution were monarchical, ollgar-
chical or republican. 1t is very dam
gerous power to put into the hands of
even such men as judges are usually
chosen from A Judge acts but under
the Kings commission, he is subject of
the realm and public servant. He holds
a highly responsible place but his
judicial function is but that of substi-
tut. for the King to whom in theory all
appeals for justice between subject and
subject are directed. To say that he
shall sit in Judgment upon the actions
of him from whom all his authority and
jurisdiction is derived is absolutely
absurd.
No one will be likely to deny the
Importance of the question and it is
perhaps as well that Mr.. Gibson,
through his factotum, has raised it..
The theory that all government comes
from the sovereign has never been
acknowledged by any English-speak-
ing people since the days of the last
Henry. Since then-and never SO
distinctly as to-day-it is the people
from whom all government must
proceed. In delegating portion OF
their power to certain public SER
vants known as Kings, "Judges, !"
Minister" and the like, the people
abate no title of their authority.
Kings are sovereigns in name only,
the real sovereignty is vested in the
people. When they fail to exercise
Through ignorance, apathy, effe-
minacy or corruption-it is seized
upon by designing men, who become
tyrants; and who are none the less
so because the tyrrany is mild one.
More anon. C1v1s AMERIcANus.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-12-19
THIS DAYS DolNcS.
MORNING

MORNING..
Meeting Stock Exchange, at IL.
EVENING.
Sale of Christmas Goods at Lyons
& Levey's Auction Room, at z.
Lodge lie Progress, 1880.
Oahu Lodge, No. / X. of p. 1880.
Bethel Prayer Meeting, at7 80.
Fort st. Church, Prayer Meeting
at 1880.
st. Andrews Cathedral, usual
services, 1880.
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CORRESPONDENCE,

Correspondence is solicited on the top.
ics Of the day, or what may become so.
We reserve the right to excise purely
personal matter.
We do not hold ourselves responsible
for the opinions expressed by our cor
respondents.-ED.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-09
steamboats aao Railroads.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
Via Philadeiphia. Baltimore ana washington
Trains leave from Pennsyivania RR Depot -, -. ,r.
~ IN e.cent suuday for Nasiin gton ana All points west
n M DSTfY FAST EXPRESS. through sleeping coaones
to Chicago Cincinnati St. Loas Connects Tor all points
,oSifDxIGHT Daily for Washington and all points West
For rme Tables Tickets Sleeping Berths aud Baggage
sppy at ompanys oce 3i5 and Il Broadway 1888 Fulton
New-York tribune., 1883-03-09
auction Sales of Real gslaIf.

A J. BLEECKER, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BLKECKER-sT. PROPERTY. By ORDER
or THE TRUSTEES OF
THE THIRD CSIVEHsAL1sT CHURCH
Al. BLEECKER& son
Wil sell on TUESDAY, March 20 at Il m ri the Exchange
salesroou III Broadway;
BLEECRERsT.The very valuable Dnilding anh Pfoferiy
On lie Of BiEEC h l-k and DOW lND
~TS now e1 nnd owned by tho fhiId niFsfsalsi
Church having fIOniage on Beeckc-st ot 20 i.tt 20
feet vide u Admirably suited TOT
q theatrr. factory 1af. walls aud beams 81 unnsna
eoidlfy. basement underneath wLOlo
trurfufe Maps and particulars az BLEEchElS 20 Mas
saust
rIlO BE SOLD UNDER FORECLOSURE.
pv order 0f fhe supreme Court flamen H. Gambler fcf
cree v, IA cell at 4ncon the Village Hall IA tew Brighton
ststen leland on CH Is next. nc IL O'Clock no0n.
tack ~ land about ~ acres situate m e oNn
~ fgset0n lchm county bounded south bg the lch
ond Turnpike north by lsno oi Mrs Jowet ca- by AnI
of Gabriel and Peter l. Ing and west ~ Ahn A'o VI
Inhn Eerr, aud land OF frederick Kerry. ..-.. ...
Broadway. Ncw-fork tlty
New-York tribune., 1883-03-09
Eerture5 auo meetlngL

COOPER UNION free Saturday night lectures
~ for the people in the great hail. at O'Clock On satur
day March 10, the ,ect will be delivered
kNEELAND. OF Boston. Mass. Subject; Iceland. the
Land Of DesOatiOn"
Tickets be obtained gratis the reading rooms
OF the Cooper UnioD ana at d. Van NOstrands bookstore %
MuITay-st.
ABRAM s. HEWITT, Secretary.
HEALTH talks TO young men only by en-
4 inent physicians Ftiay evenings at O'clock
Young Mems christian Association corner $50 and 4
and their Consequences" March 10. Dr. d. B. ST. John
Roosa " The yes. their Use and Abuse"
Admission free.
HON. CHAUNCEY NJ. DEPEW. CHECKER
- ING Hall. MONDAY March 12. 3 p. m. Lecture
Ia aid of the Hahnemann HOsDal. subject "A SUMMERS
DRIFTWO0D." MI Depew's observations during his
recent tour In Europe TicNets 81. For sale Windsor
aud Fifth Avenue Hotels Ponds Store CSretOns
Hurburrs and smiths Drug stores and Chokering Hall
New-York tribune., 1883-03-09
Ocean 6teImer5.

DORDEAUX LINE.
ID New aud direcfliu 20 the South of Frapce
NEW.YORK AND BORD D6AUA DIRECT
CHATEAU LEOVILLE. a.0Hu tonS Mcu-, APT. -
CHATEAU LATTE. 1910 tons oa. "a =.
Travellers tor France and Italy. PyreneeA fAa
Nice &c will save time and expense by taking TN, hn
CABIN dnciuding wns). $50. 40 'teeTaEe 80
For passage apply 20 - .,o,,, >r,.,,, ar t,.avo,s,
New-York tribune., 1883-03-09
AIEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH r. r. +,

S,e.,o,a 4, Nev.York, 81 and Desbrosses-st
S'A' " lCenfral r, T. of MI, fool Lipertysh
Lave NEwYoRK commencing Oct IL isSS5E m las
f0r south Amboy, via q. X r. of N j. o. o:tox a. a. m
SOP NJ via Penn R r.. 9 I'm spm sunday ~ iis.
For Matawan. &C. via c. r Il. OF NJ o. Sio d u" S1n.
4, p. lp. via Penn. r. r. IL m $3.50 . D "- 'D
FOi Red Long Branch Ocean Grove AIpu.y
m i:45 4 q m VIA Penn. r r. ga IL n f5o Pm p IN
SUNDAYS (not stopping at ocean Grove or Asoury ''
For lakewood. Toms River Birnegat 60; via G h H''
~; ~ 9freeaod wa g. R r. OF ~ j.. ola li;t5 MT
For " Aisnac 3ty vineand sFage'On &C. l;4S l;42Ssp%oLPH %
h r bAL "a os' 1" e. p A. p H. r. sup't
New-York tribune., 1883-03-09
NruIrE SrAK LINE.

w uxiTED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL sIEAMEI0s
toR OIJIf,kSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL ~ -
NoTIcE-ne steamers of this line take the Lane hou.e %
renomnended by Lieutenant Maury u 3 n" ON DOth 'he
out ward ana wsTd vOy ages - -. ,,.,. IA a. m
RAITlC. Capt Parsell. eabuiu taq1 - 49,
GfRMANIc. Capt Kennedy saturday mar !. isig q S1 ~
Thu Hity u ca ~ ooDp M
ii X Mo 1ant Perry day. March 81, 1880 a M
ppddM ppppdM TIIF WAITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF WESI
fho" 49, lOrH-sT
These uniform ~ SIZE ana @ a
ars ae nnldships where the Loose hn hfe
least felt aOfdng degree OF comfort hi'hei'o
at aoo apd elOO. Return tickets
favorable terms SteeiaSc iOW u4o VI" ~''''~- 'V
New.Yofk, $zo .,,A.r ca,,le sheen nor pigs
tr insnettOn Of plans aud Othef "PP' Nv '
Company onces' NJ % IL. j. cORTIS Agent
n l. 1ARTLETr g. Co, Agents Boston
RARKIIT n CArIEEL Agents Pnl~aep"~
New-York tribune., 1883-03-09
.0pI0-AR SHORE LINE.

n0PULAR SHUKE LINE: ruv rAsT
t|VIInp pRovIDENCE. BOSTON AND Thh 6a2 6AS2i'
ALL N FROM Grand 0asdhmSd atdi 10 70 BOSTON at
- m narioi attached ana ~ p N tMl'n psns
WSnudays N. lwlth
sleeping caisi suu"A'F ~ 4. w, POPPLE. Ageah
New-York tribune., 1883-03-09
STEAMBOATS, ar.D Railroaos.

FALL RIVER LINE for BOrTON and nd the Inc
EAsT-FAREs REDUcED Ss e Bosiep4 4 LGwo ~ NsS spd
bedoa coTepOndn steamers
D "91oSm rom pSs Pr @ North River
e cs g. os % eG'a@estPs @ my Sy SS1 city
iofa SohbES fTdPS&G o.,r .,.0.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
RIVER S.SSt Soyem0er 1851
m Western aad Nothern EXPRESS TO gocne''er and
Montreal with cars aso 70 .x only
st tAibany syTacase Rochester Buffalo Ee Cleveland Aaa
io:s1a H. chicago express DRAWN groom carsn Canaan
a. M A.Oany and rrOy With connection 70 Utica sara
'0sa 1eps ms AanS VAN nd Tpoy .neeia
D. M. Accom- mediation to Albany a1i rroS ,s. ro,,.
running II Ough day the week also Niagara Ais
m Eypess Ssy SUNDAY with Sleeping pin San saT.
toSyracuse and tn Auburn Road also to saratoga a"a NUN
hns as & so "S So
o. NJ Nisht Expres with 'eepnscac' 70 Albany o9, and
Troy with morning ior the West ara % Orsd
way se s at 70 es
and s42 Broadway. NowYork. and SSo WEEKEH
DIoOsVI 4 NJ IroUCEY. Gen suVt Gen. Passenger Agent
SIUAINGrON LINE FOR B0S ION.
S4S g d ssSn for css tcke good Only
Elegan' steamers cave daily sundays excepted at NJ
from Pier 3S North River foo Of Jay.st ORR c
PROVIDENCE LINE. Tor trclsnt only. SttdhoIo
- North River. oot o Marrehst so ~ n "AiS
(Sundal excepted Boston VIA PrJViceo diIecl
z. W. PoPPLE. Acting Gene a. rts zen sEr Aeca--
STAA1RRIINs,Sv I ves n0v,nnon TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
Office Pier 49, N r.. foot of Cortlandtst
freight forwarded as directed 10 any part
Of the word
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DlSPArOH
Orders for delivery OF all kinds Of freight and mer'
chandse any part oi the city.
A IN A y A
BoR LIGHTERAGE
Freight every description npr ngntsrol tolaypolnt
in The harbor at reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers John Starn and Erastus Corning Tor NEW
HAVEN leave Pier Is. " L.. at daily tSaturdays
excepted.l
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO. between Sow-tors AM
New. Haven. Care and dispatch guaranteed.
Freight points D. L. Il W. T. receiVeo NJ fler -.
For New Haven and points East At Pier Is
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND Eleven MllesG
Ten Cents VIA Steamers Iron Pier l. H. 1901 't
Wbtehalst
CENTRAL SHIPYARD. COmmunipaw. NJ J-Drv oooNs
Machine and Boiler everything spperainns W l'
construction aid repair OF vessels
New-York tribune., 1883-03-09
CxcurelUns.

CALIFORNIA AND THE YOSEMITE
~ VALLEY.
TWO SELECT XCUHSION PARTIES
Under the management Of +. NJ jenkins ormerly OF Cook
son & Jeukinsl bo leave New. York via Balfiiaore
and Washington IN palace cars.
FIRST PARTN-G0es April 2d to I. nd dOW
Mississippi River by magnificent steamboats, 10 New reans
then by Southern Pacific RaiTo Texas NewMerc
and Arizona stopping Houston
geles requiring . days and costing $3.50.
SECOND PARIH-Starts nay to ST. Louis, Denver
salt Lake following the route the party year.
Requires 46 days. costs $40 All expenses the trp
ced In price Both parties include the
attractions OF Colorado Both by Chicago
Niagara Pals
Descriptive Pamphlets and map Of routes ready.
Address Il. NJ. JENKINS. 257 Broadway, NewlOrs.
Programmes Of European Travel ready. .
New-York tribune., 1883-03-09

CTEINWAY HALL.
~ Mr. ABBEY beKs TO
3 GRAND CONCERTS,
GRAND CONCERTS.
3 GRAND CONCERTS.
MONDAY EVENING MARCH 10.
THU URSDAY EVENING. MARCH 70,
SATURDAY MATINEE. MAROH "a.
with the NILSSON CONCERT COMPANY, consisting OF
NINE CHRIsTINE NILSSON. -,.
NJ. THEODORE BIoRRSTEE. ...........-.. Tenor
Sign0r q USkPPE DEL PU Baritone
THE MENDELSSOHNQ QUIN1 EFT CLU y. of Boston. in
junction with TT fODORErHo MASS GRAND RCHES-
PRICES FOR SEASON:
Reserved 80 Season will at the box oflce
Steinway Hail Monday morning March IL. at O'Clock
sale for single nights will open Wednesday morning March
L. Pnces-s2, So and So 80, according 10 loca ION.
CPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
March H. IL, H. 10 and TO- aud Saturday at .
JULIEN NIGHTS.
JULIEN NIGHTS.
JULIEN NIGHTS.
JULIEN NIGHTS.
JULIEN NIGHTS.
Eminent Sooists. 10 conjunction with RUDOLPH ARON-
SONS ORCHESTRA OF Sixty MUSICIANS.
Admission SOC. Reserved seats 50c extra.
STH AVENUE THEATRE. lOLANTHE.
- Lessee and Manager. Mr.. JOHN STETSON.
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
THE NEW IoLANTHE-
Ausmented Orchestra Military Band MAGNIFICENT Costumes
Original STANDARD Theatre scenery by special arrange
ments with William Henderson. esq. superb cast and in
creased chorus Regular theatre prices Tickets ST. 13c 2Jc
seats. 81 %, 81, and soc.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-09
financial.
TIE CHICAGO asp ALTON RAnRoA coMrAsYl

TIE CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD CoMPANY.(
SECRETARY AND TRRAsURER's 0FfiCE,
= - CHICAGO ILL, March l, 1881
A NNUAL MEETING.-The stockholders and
IN voting bondhodsrs Of the Chago and Alton Railroad
Company are hereby nods that tho annual meeting OF said
company for the eecoa OF three directors to three
yeis aud transaction OF such other business be pre-
scnted will be held at the companys offices in Chicago ILL.,
ON Monday the I'd day OF April next at 10 O'Clock
The transfer books will be closed a tn close OF business
hours ON the 10th instant and ened the Sd day OF Ap
next. CHAS. H.. FOSTER. Secretary.
The NEw.YoRK CEyTRAL & HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD co.,
TREAsURERs OFFICE. GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT,
East 42D-sr, NEW YORK. March o. 1888
R1 AUTHORI Y of the Board of Directors
~ the on is offered 20 the holders Of the Debt Cerh
Gates maturing May 1888 have paymr extended
ten years at cent semi annual interest.
such certificates Will be Received at this 0ce extension
and the addition Of and after the 26th inst
Holders OF certificates not received and Of all other classes
bonds ne May l. 1888 win be paid In cash that date
Eary notice Of intention is requested. L. C. CL ARKE,
Treasurer.
RANKING CAPITAL WANTED.-A party
ID with large wanted with other well
known of the private banking business In
of the largest cities outside Of NewYork large
established busine controlled. The opportunity is un
usually desirable and Is one Of lifetime " is open only to
person unblemshed record and OF high character All
answers will be held in srctest confidence and must give
ada and amount OF IN could be engaged
agents parties desiring commissions viii DO
Ignore Address until April l5 BANKER, Post ofnce Box
2l2. NewYork.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-09
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after March 1883.
- rRIrNK z LINN

GREAT TRUNK LINE
Train. leave Sew YorR via pesbrossss and Courtandt
HfsSus sTfss 1ers PsSus the with Pnlmap
2 psscs sesEc ss sS of DnSE sleep
wfs%ssoS nf ssS at hoda % GsSsu SSs5y esy Es
sp. eonneeng a, Cory for Ttus'no' fe'O'eDri O'"
the cs sS. . @s@ Was%ng'Go san%s
1p arrive washington p Regular via b. d p r.
ana a. 20 3 & Rnf H. u ana II Sao N @ 20 ns
sunday and R. r. Sa M n Sipb p m and ~ "snN
For ga Asanc snG CITY G Except and m On
psT sSs sS Except % & On Saturdays
Long 1 Bay JqntSn ana @ sSs tiSn $
9n1Ss% sSSsy and IA AmGSy SGs
Boats Of Brco win all tSsSser saSs fO
1ays Pittsburg and I2o M so and
ID TCH & w1s5FGaa Sl5 aSa 11a iS5o SnOS sunday
$50 600 m 1870 and 1850 p NJ nSn bsg1s u so 8 90
aS so cg sq9SSys S9so sso go lSI 3 q iaS
go 70 SO 9S5 loIM u iVSo @ az" s2d 49, 23b 9s5 100
-''' "'' ' oPHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
ooreArSs EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND on SUN.
DAY. ssTArioNNSE NNEwYohk. " TnakAOhNfA'A' IN
DqIEsNNTE qENT AID ss TiE FA5TIST TiME c9NsisrEEr
Express Trains leave York. VIA DesbrOsses and Court
lI anet Hso y, s s:So % aud 10 Imed II $2o $40
a limited, ana 10 a m 4, G. T. and =. IN, and u
night - -, A.. x,o-,r AoNx eycent Sunday af
7i2o N. aud p running through VIA ireh'oh ANA
Camden. - S.ra.. s,at,opa phfladeiuhia
hggSoi $o5 500 349 600 73,, $50 $50 ana II a. IN
Hinad Express l.3O D. M, L, q A. ., O;so lileo
6$o 7aS and s5S s5S mlted). go 7'i5 aud $40 {.
Leave Philadelphia via Camden A. In and 4''o p H. uAS
% %sacse 9aees 49, $40 and 944 Broadway Asor House
anatoot OF Desbosses and Courtandt stsi Syu s
troayIvn Annex station, foot 0i FnOnsL broghyn o'
i1 ~ and Is Hudson HobOkeni station Jersey Oly
tnerart Ticket Once, No Battery Place anu C~SHo "
den. -, ,r-.ns,er f,o,,o.uv will cali OF and check
49, ~ ge frfnn hotels and residences :. ,uoan
-ocIiARLES y. PUub cese,ai AZ Psss'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1883-03-09
TOR BOSTON.

NOR NEW W-HAVEN.-Steamers leave PecK
a. N N, and IL o. IN (-undays excepted II IN.
early trains N0rth an1 Eas-
New-York tribune., 1883-03-09
Musisal 5nsfruments.

REATTY'S ORGANS, ~ stops, 1925. Pianos
~ s29I 90 Factory running day and night Cataogue
free. Address DANIEL T. BEATTY. Washington y. .
New-York tribune., 1883-03-09

NORWICH LINE - a...,..s -, -. r..,
ine nc" iio" CITY OF WORCESTER,
Without exception the most elegant boat Oh the souhu anu
the favorite CiIt W 80 ~ G., next nier
nvs ct Ferry daily except Sundays at pm
New-York tribune., 1883-03-09

FURNISHED ROOM to Rent in Flushing,
K Amityst rooms. nicely furnished, gas wafer, largo
yard plenty Of ruf blocks from Main street Depot every
xenience housekeeping small responsible famy
ls place rented by the AZ S3J Per mouth iroa
hpnlI T. SMITH, 9th National Bank, SGaye, and 2Sa-
New-York tribune., 1883-03-09
Orean Cleaners.
Citn Real gsiaie for Sale.


A APARTMENTS FOR SALE.
To be sold for occupation eudd suite of apartments in
the o,oops .rso2nyeTY o9TnppeHTAY rrRr.pRooF
WITH A FRoNTA~.. =. OF loo FEET on 59rH-sr"
i OVERLOOKING THE PARK , -.
The sne eSn1aRs anS Sa 512 and
all en- suite covering lloD ieet& & OF ,ban s.ryaats
rooms and four additional rooms on INC se hoo
For particulars plans and names OF other tenants pP %
LEsPINAssE & FRIEDMAN. Pinest
ATTENTION FOR SALE The fqlI-size ,I.e
Goth and 67hst Lenox i ovorooEins the 9sc n,hr os
q part Of Central Park II was and % Of tSs best
mserisi exclusively for johnson esq II he sod ms
TeSSs cS Ss ,nS 90 s hSsI decorated house
aminrd 70 be appreciated T"Ka 49, nA ~ xatchman on
ISIa1''' S2dlss or 0i D. q Ai'D-, -.e
EOR SALE OR TO LET.-43S Pearl-st,
O''Ory O"idiPH RuLhSD 'V 4 WHITING DeeEmanst
HOUSES FOR SALE or TO LET.-Built by
days work in snbs autia manner sld
@S60s1av and s Sfs' T n and
ig9th-st A. L. sA1EE-
I ONLY TWO LEFT (of the) go,
III eotS.st, between Madison and PARK avos
Nv Built in Old COlOnial" stgle,
HOUSES NOW OFFERED FOR SALE
Apply TO builder aud owner ,,,,, u,xxrSsoS
On the premises or 2iS West Slstst
OJC EAST 50rH-ST.-For sale. hand 'ome
Ole 3story residence restricted neighoor'
hood Price, $1,000 topromp' buyer feTms% fsrMNEr
o. o. "Ao 100 . broadway.
$S5OO WILL .,gIJis PURCHAsEo aas 9
1nTS Ie1nston.sve' below 5Sthst taken az once p,
100 broadway.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1883-04-18

WARREN.-Edward Edridge and George f.
Vickery are appraisers and commissioners on the
late Abial Hanks estate. Mrs. Hanks Is admin
istratiI... Mrs. Adeline Van Deusen cut her
hand quite badly last week by a scythe falling
ON to it,. Mrs Albert Eldiidge has been having
a severe attack OF asthma. =. Joseph Elliott has
rented Mrs. Lucetta Nichols farm for year. .
Our genial mail-carrier. Homer Van Deusen, has
been enjoying the pleasures (?) ia stage-driver's
life during the past week. The road from War
rem to Roxbu,y has been 80 very bad that he has
had TO carry the mailbag upon his back The
selectmen made an attempt to open the road last
Thursday but found 1t too difficult an undeitak-
ing, and gave 1t up. -. Frank Tillotson, who has
spent the past year clerking in Moriah, N. Y has
returned home. Miss Frank Nichols Ia spend
Ing short time with her brother In Roxbury, 80.
Miss Almond Worcester has sold her farm TO
Henry Van Deusen OF Roxbury, -. Frank Moore
Ia better. The measles have made their APP
pearance in our village Quite number OF cases
are reported. A son, born last Saturday, is the
cause Of John Esgan's happy looking countenance.
1--WE understand that the roads on East hill
were never In 30 bad a condition as now, at this
time Of the year
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1883-04-18
An Important Decision.

An Important opinion was delivered the Rut-
land county court In Rutland recently, on the
habeas corpus case OF Barney Barker, the express
agent at that place. Barker had been arrested
on a warrant Issued by Justice Cain on com
plant for selling liquor made by II. W. Love- as
common informer, Love claiming that packages
OF liquor received by Barker as express agent,
sent 9. o. d. from John O'Ne and others from
out OF the state and delivered by Barker, as ex-
press agent to the consgnees upon payment OF
the price, constituted a sale In Vermont by
Barker contrary to Vermont laws, and rendered
him personally liable to the penalties. Similar COM
plants and warrants were made against the ex-
press agents Mt West Rutland, Center Rutland and
sutherland Falls, and they were arrested thereon
and gave bail. The counsel for the National
express company, In order TO test the legality OF
prosecutions Of this kind by common informer,
instead OF by the grand juror or states attorney,
caused Barker TO be surrendered by his bail TO
the custody OF Constable Mead. A petition for
habeas corpus was next preferred to the county
court and the case WAS argued by A. T. Walker
for Barker and ex-Judges Dunton and Barrett for
the state. The county court, Judge Veazey deliv-
ering the opinion, held that inasmuch az liquor
selling was not crime at common law, but Gre
ated by statute Of Vermont which statute pro-
vided the method OF prosecution for offences un-
der It. either by complaint Of a grand juror or
states attorney to justice, or information Of
states attorney to the county court, or by in
dictment OF grand jury in the county court,
prosecutions could only be instituted In the method
provided by the statute, and that under the
maxim, eJpressio minus, exclusio alterins, the
warrant issued. a. In this case by Justice upon
complaint OF Love as common informer was
unwarranted, and therefore the court ordered the
release OF Barker, the relator The question de-
cded has never before been raised In Vermont
courts.