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Evening journal., 1888-07-09

We have concluded to give
our customers, for the month
of July, Carpets, Mattings,
Oil Cloths and Curtains at
the following prices. The
reasons for SO doing are our
own:
Per yard.
Best io-wire Tapestry Brussels, three
standard makes, reduced from &i.00 to 80
tapestry Carpets reduced from 65 to 40
tapestry Carpets reduced from rs TO 20
Tapestry Carpets reduced from .s5 to go
Tapestry Carpets reduced from 30 to 65
Best Body Brussels reduced from 1.25to 11o
Good Body Brussels reduced fr9m 11O to rs
Three-ply Ingrains reduced from 100 to 90
Extra Super Iugraius reduced from rs to 80
Extra Super Ingrains reduced from 90 to As
Rag Carpets reduced from 80 to 40
Rag Carpets reduced from 40 to 40
Best Grade on Cloth reduced from so TO 40
Medium Grade on Cloth reduced from 40 to 80
Ches per Grade on Cloth reduced from 80 TO 20
Stair OIL Cloth reduced from .l2 to .os
Stair Oil Cloth reduced from 10 To o6
Best Coco Mating reduced from .65 TO so
Straw Mattlngs reduced 10 and i5c on the yard.
Parisian Curtains, per pair, re-
duced from $500 to $500
Partisan Curtains, per pair, re-
duced from 1000 to ZOO
Parisiau Curtains per pair, re-
duced from 200 to 4cs
Lace Curtains, per pair, reduced
from a0oto I'm
Spring Roller Curtains per pair,
reduced from o01to 1oo
Art Squares, all wool, reduced
from foO0t ~ m |
Art Squares, all wool, reduced
from 900 to 500
Smyrna Rugs, so.inch, reduced
from 4so,oaoo
Smyrna Rugs, 2Ginch, reduced
from s.OOto 200
Smyrna Rugs, single door. re-
duced from 1ootO Is
Qttomans 75e per pair.
This is a bona fide sale and |
the above prices are guaran.
teed.
Evening journal., 1888-07-09
BOARD AND ROOMS


WANTED GENTLEMEN BoARDERs AT
w sO5 West st.
Evening journal., 1888-07-09
HELP WANTED.

xxTANTED AN ENERGETIJ NAN To
wv canvass and collect Apply iO4 Market
street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26

haw YORK, May 20. ! p. m.-Money closed
at per cent EIchange frm posted
rates. o. slh0A 90; actual rates q $40
as7H for 90 Gays ana u ssS6+ s9sI for demand ;
Govern ments closed steady; currency 8s,
: 81 bid; Is coup, d 2'sf tx's DO. u 0s1s
bid.
Pacific railroad bonds closed as follows /:
Union Firsts. ia TO ll6 Iaud Grants. l0s to
o5; sinkipgfunds. lao 10 l2s : Centrals. liz to
lie.
The stock market this morning opened
active, especially for the Gould stocks. whit h
were quite freely sold. Prices were steadily
on the down grade ana closed u aud per
cent lower Than those OF last night notwith-
standing q comparatively favorable bank
statement. showing an increase In the re-
serves OF sSsa,lb6 Ths sales for the morning
amounted TO liz. 'b2 shares.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26

nav Yon.. May s..Tlour market quiet ;
Fine, % b09a 90 bupernne. % coos 2o MINI
EIsrs = So, ssss ios c;ty ~. Ill Extra 1904 3d.
e1c, No, . Ned, Winter. May. W., June.
.:S Corr S.xo sns aiv MI.1 s,s ss.n Ios,s. sss
Oats No l, W whita, state, <80ls}<c NO. 2 DO,
Az. .G4iIx do May, $50 June, 9kc ; receipts,
1880; shipments. none.
kye dull state 7Dc.
Barley nominal.
l4b0.
LRrd-June, Ss rs.
Molasses steady; for 70 boiling stock, soc.
Turpentine quiet at s8ko883zc.
ROsfn Gull strained 70 eood, u 200l 20.
Petroleum dull hedned In Cases. exc.
yreights quiet grain TO Liverpool, Xd.
Butter weak, Western Creamery, 10 52s<c.
Cheese steady; Western Fiat lloilkc :;
l2c
0lec
sugar Duh; Rennsd Cutloaf. 90; arauuia
ted, 7xc.
Taiiow quist; Prime City. 8 1880.
Rice nominal Carolina, fair togood. bkc
Conee dull Fair Csrgoes. for Mo. l6Mc
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26
Chioaso Produce nasrsss.

CHIoAao. May %, e:SO p. m.-Market opened
Whsat-June. $40; July. s7T0sIISc.;
Aug. $40. =
Corn-.May. ssKc; June. oaN; July. $50;
Aug. bSzc.
Oats-Nay. SO; June. a3kc,; July. sskc.;
Aug, 2sNc.
Pork-May. sA 81; juno. Ni s2k; July.
elI %; Aug, eitb2k
LArd-Msy. o. co June. ts co; July, Ss GO ;
Aug. % go.
Short Kibs-May. GoO; Juue. q gI; July.
u OK Aug, u 7ik
CLOSING.
wheat-May. soki juno. s9lc July, soNc
Aug. s8kc.
Uorn.aAy. b'koi June. $40; July. b4s.c
Aug, b4kc.
Oats Nay. ssxo; June. saxo, Ju'y, $50,
Aug 2sstc.
PSrk-aay. q! i7k; June. sla 21xi July.
Lard.May. g Is; June. u "a; July.
short Ribs-wsy. 0es; June Ns,k, July.
q G6 Aug, q 72k.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26
live stock NiarkesA.

CHICAGO. May -Raceipts. q orO
sh,pm.nls. 1900; market steady; stser.'
- % 20 stocksrs ana feeders, q 90l4 is ;
eSooS Ooi Texas steers, q 7soi95
a. phao8sss-hecsipu. aos 5000 head; shipments.
haayv' inkst sssas az weak miIsd. p 400 20
0s 10. ' eAip9' u w
sheep Receipts. 5000 head; shipments,
.Uo market steady; native mut'ons 9I 7se6
h3 fe'Ss faIsn: IVES en- sloin. t,ss
ooI lnmDs, sc9tj ~ v head
hAsT iInxHrr. - Csllio - Receipts, 500 ,
shipments, IS; market, nrm prime s5 90
Us ~ fair 70 good, q 6o<t4 IS !; common, a 2sG
stv no cars shipped TO new York 10 DAY,
:, hogs- -keeeipis, l.6.0 head; shipinspts
LOO ; market frm; Phiisdeiphias, Is slsi
ow mixeo' 1000 IS Workers, % 70eb 10 !;
conf com mon S1, " iair % eo0o 6oi piEs. D t00o 8
ehsep-keeeipts. l.a0O; sbipinents, lGOo,
market very duu prime. ss '25d5 50: I,ir
lambs. u eoGe 20 spring lambs. eo6 20, '''N
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26
An Ilis,or,csl watch.

Alderman ,Spurrier has . watch in his
possession which has something Of history.
It II silver hunting case and good time
piece. This watch was stolen from Q store
In Chester county, which was burglarized
some years ago. Afterwards Abe Buzzard,
the notorious burglar and thief, was ar.
rested In this city, and the watch was take
from his person BY Alderman Spurrier
It wss Identified by the owner, who pre-
ssuted Il 10 the alderman In appreciation OF
what the latter had done. The watch has
just been cleaned and put in good shape,
and It ia keeping time with the best Of
them. Inside Of one of tho cases II an In
scripsion giving history Of the watch.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26

( WAsnrxoros May 26.-Ths nrst hour
- ~ caueD II the Republican members
= ~ HowD his afternoon was devoted 10
4 Gonarsl sxpssssion On the policy 10 be pur.
"a = 70 various Legislative propositions
.Sun1lpe Gen. Hovey, Of Iodiana, spoke q,
some length, urging his party TO force
~ Democrats to chow their hands on the
subject Of pensions In general and the 70
peal Of the aSrsarsRes Of pension oct In par.
iieular. He wss followed by several men,
bUss Who endorsed his sentiments ,and ad-
vccatod persistent effort to force . vote Q,
shos sossion on the nov en- the calendar "a
repeal The arrsarses cot
a resolution wss sdopted declaring It to
- The sense Of tho Republican members Of
1 ~ House that The committee On rules be
: lnnssucsed 10 report resolution assigring
AaSs Sor The consideration Of general PEN
- le~ialstiou. and Tho order be made .
oontlp uine one until sli such iegislsiion 10
0Npcoed o.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26

wrnm the West Cheotor news.
Queer things happen sometimes In jury
rooma II II stated upon good authority
shat when the jury In the Highley-Bailey
cnee went out 10 deliberate eleven stood
Tor Bailey and one for Highley. And this
one was . young man from Coatesville,
whose arguments on nggers" changed .
eufacient number Of his colleagues - to
reader . verdict against Bailey. 1t sp-
psarn % the story goea that during the
isiai he hept ledger upon bis
uhoa On one side he marked the
indebtedness Of Mr.. Bailey and on the
0shsr side his smount Of money In the Nal.
vorn hank ct various timeA These figures
came from the Witnesses summoned to
testity. II 10 stated that bis figures then
showed that Mr.. Highley was oorrec,
when he stated that Baily WAS In
debt to the hank and that his debts ex
oeodcd the amount Of his property. These
figures, 90 the story goes, which were
Kept ON the sole Of the young Juryman's
ohoe. had.the effect 10 set the other jurors
70 thinking with the result ~ sbovO stated.
Another curious thing about the matter 10
that the young mau csme very near being 8
challenged BY highley's lawyers
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26
Demsthing About Daniel Hichsys Histor

Demsthing About Daniel Hicheys History.
Daniel Hickey, the baggage msster who
was killed by the cars. of the Pennsyl lvanis
roilroad, ON Wednesday, served - q sailor
in the United States navy during the war
He wss frst attached TO the lronsides but
IVES after ards trant ferred TO another vessel
He wss at the stormipg Of Fort Sumter,
the taking OF Fort Fisher and in other en-
gagements, and had . good record. He
was also one of the survivors OF the big
wreck which occurred to the excursion OF
ST Miohsel's society, OF Philadelphia, on
the North Penn railroad, about thirty years
ego. Al the time 200 persons were killed
or burned to death. Hickey was 10 badly
injured ct the time that he lay In hospital
for nine month";.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26
An Am~teur Leasua

An amateur base ball league, with clubs
Of Harrisburg, Columbis, York, ]. I.'ncaster,
Aiddletown and Reading, Is nos being
spoken Of. The Lancaster Athletic club
would no doubt be willing to put ir a team,
and they have better ground than any in
the other towns
The Ivory baseball club of this city,
which 10 composed OF boys from Is 10 IL
years OF age, want to play games with any
clubs In the city, and especially those whose
members are about their sges.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26
Ku,,s Rhoades' Go npapy.

Kitty Rhoades and company had small
audience last evening. The plsy given was
called Clip" on the house bills, but 1t was
poshipR else than "M'liss T" with all the
characters the same as In that successful
drama The reason for the change In the
rsme IL that "M'liss Ia owned by Misc
Annie Pixley and no other parties have any
rleht 70 produce II. N s..Rhoaies played the
part Of Caip Cor Mifss) with Mr.. stoddard
. Judge BeesWinger, ]. y. brewster a.
Yxbw Btu Tyrone Power % hummer
Saith, 90 This evening the company will
again play Our had Boy"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26
Two Ladies Fail Down Stairs,

MrA Hershey, of Silver Syringe, fell
down flight OF fifteen steps on Thursday.
She IVES badly injured internally, but ID
much better to-day.
Mr.. DIR. Ream, residing In Rohrersiowp,
tripped and fell down stairs Friday even.
ing. She bad her left shoulder badly in
jured and her aide terribly bruised. She
was attenped by DR.. Shenk. Mrs. Ream is
e8 years Of age and It IL feared that the ter
rible accident may cause her death.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26
Its nm, M.,,,p. mi, sen.op

GAP, May 26-The Gap Literary society
held It, closing exercises for the season last
evening In the school house. The pro-
grsmme was maie up OF readings, recita-
tons and essays, interpreted with music
on viOlins and organ by Messrs. Shee,z,
Kramer and orendorf, and singing by the
Philharmonic quintette. The society,
which was only organized during the past
winter, has grown surprisingly, and has
met with unusual announcement.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26
The Jacgss WIN Not uoms.

Arrangements were made when the
Lancaster members OF the bar we're ut the
supreme court for reception to the judges
Of that court In this city this evening. On
Friday q communication was received
from the judges stating that they could not
b here this evening. because they were too
busy writing opinions Consequently there
will be no reception.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26
Sold by the Sheriff,

Under proceedings In partition Sheriff
thirteen acres Of land, on which 10 q slate
quarry, In Little Britain township. The
property belonged TO II. III. Yard, Rachel
Stubs, Joseph O. StubbS, Mary II. Nor
gar, Margaret Brown, Slater r. Brown,
Thomas B. Brown, Walter w. Brown,
William Pogb, h. p. PuRb, Edward A.
and II. Il. Pugb. II. II. Yard purchased
sue properly for $500.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26
Funer.I of samue, y Demu,b

The funeral Of Samuel J. Dsmuth took
place this afternoon from his residence on
Esst King street and was largely attended.
The pail bearers were John B. Roth, w.
q. +. Scheer, Charles Eden, Christian
Sharp, Augustus Rhosds and j. X. Barr,
Rev. J. Max Hsrk conducted the funeral
services and the interment was made at
Lancaster cemetery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26
DRA THIS,

PsTRRs.- -On Nay q. 1858, May Catharine. In.
FAINT daughter of Edwin A. aod Emma l..
Peters, aged IL months ana Is days.
Funeral sunday Afternoon a. Socl0ck from
the residence Of her parei w. no. 600 porh h
Lime street. Interment at Lancaster GENE.
terry. All friends and relatives invited. 2td
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26
I. .MARKBT6.
Phi,sdeIpb,a Psoduce sesrket

FnNSuoIpnw FR0uuoe HInfk6t.
Pan nlpnLPHIA. May 10. Ilour quiet salei
100 bbls Minns Bakers. ~ 0S0S 30 penn'a
Family, o 5O04 90, western 90 ~ 250< 20
Winter Patents, N7soo -.
kye, B75
Wbeat..Nay askc.; June. s7,,c, Ju'y. sixc.
Oats-May. go June, SSlIc; uiy, 43kc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26

George Edeluan wss heard last evening
before Alderman A. r. Donnslly on the
charge Of stealing coat from George btra.
bort He was discharged for lsck Of evi'
dance.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26

CATTLE slippsd Fiom Lesnan Place.
Lesmsn Place hiss btcome q gres. point
sos sn'pplng cattle Ffidsy fifteen car loads
q elssrs were sent from that place to
Philadsiphia and one car Of COWS to Chester
ooonty.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26
On the 0oyeraor's slaf.

Col. Il. Frank Eshlemsn ieceved tels.
gram this morning announcing his sppo:lt
mont - an sic.de-camp on the staff Of Gov.
ernor Beaver. Col. Fshleman received
many coDgrstulstionst to- d ~ on hissppoin..
nnuf
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26
a Asssisg fos Cs, psntsrI

r. :. Aeooirs. of Philsd slphis, general
sesresary OF the Brothsrhood OF Carpenters
end Jotnsrs OF United States and Canada.
vsii address, public meeting in Schiller
hali % Thprdsy evening, Nay sist
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26

RRM.SBsR. II you want to invest or borrow
money. buy or sell Real Estate, or Local stocks g
or Bonds. Insure Life or Property in the best
companies, TO call upon or write to Jacob Is.
Long, No. 10 North Queen street. Lancaster:
mAyll-SAw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26
r.,..s..s na.nsesian,

Rose Bros. . Hartman. umbrella ana para.
sol store, 40 Is Rsst King and factory South
Mulberry and Miffiin streets. are connected
with the telephone exchange.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-26

AsrH1oH's ......
PALACE OF FASHION,
I3 EAST KING STREET,
Lancaster, Pa.
The cousty seat for Millinery
and Dress Trimmings.
Where is there a place where
you can see such a variety and
such low prices. 1t will pay to
come to us.
Our stock Of White Hats is
larger now than ever, and our
prices are lower.
We have reduced all our fine
colored Milan to 81 apiece I;
former price $3.50 to $2.25
Our immense assortment of
White and Cream Ribbons is
open now.
so dozens Of Cream and
White Tips, at soc a bunch,
fully worth 81.
Over 5000 yards Of new
fancy Silk Ribbons, in No. -,
I6 and 30, gros-grain Satin and
Moiree, at 25c a yard, not any
of them ever sold at less than
soc.
Par OILS and Sunshades,
fancy and plain. We sell them
cheaper than any store in this
city. ..
Swiss Embroideries for White
Dresses, at O., 6s and 7sc;
worked 36 inch, heavy work a.
inch, at IS to soc a yard.
Jerseys. Jerseys, Jerseys.
Over fifty different styles, from
25c up.
Our soc Jerseys are the fin
est in Lancaster. We have
them in Plain Black Stockinette,
Black and Colored Boucle and
Fancy Plaid.
Come and look at our pure
Milanese Silk Gloves, extra
fine, at 25c a pair.
We call special attention to
our large stock Of Corsets and
Bustles. We claim to have the
best and most popular styles
and the lowest prices.
ASTRICH'S P. 0. F.,
Lancaster. |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-05
Lispenard- SC. /:


Tho house OF Sheppard Knapp Company SNthaVe
and Thirteenh-st. displaying large stock OF new
carpets fall winter The firm has increased us
stock Of carpets than double its previous d
mcnsions and is showing immense array OF patterns IN
Gobelin Administers Scotch Administers, Wutons, Mo-
QUOTES and veves They have also unusually large
of designs in Smyrna rugs. Gobelin AK
minister's the finest carpets manufactured New pat
terms are shown a medley OF soft brown and neutral
coors frightened by clusters in old red and blues
the parts OF the design by svey cobweb and
many other patterns
Old French flower patterns arc in demand but are
sotened by the skill and taste OF the modern de-
sener These carpets chosen for paors and other
rooms Louis Seize in First Empire style,
where the hanging and upholstery are all arranged
blend in one harmonious picture American manufacturers
have recently great advances in the making OF vel
carpets and carpets made In this country
both in double and single widths large department
OF the store Is devoted to the velvet stock,
other to body brussels and another to tapestry.
On the ground floor displayed the ingram
pets, domestic and imported in smaller sizes, the
squares and Indo European rugs. Cairo rugs
exhibited for the fist time this season. they shown
in different Sizes large enough TO the centre Of
and resemble the artsquares but are heavier
they lie firmly the floor. department OF this
has been recently opened through to Fourteenth
for increased display upholstery goods which may
be large array OF artistic fabrics and patterns
A OF rooms, richly furnished 10 the special
display OF daperes and furniture covering, is feature
OF this department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-05
COURT CALENDARs-TO.DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CHAMBERs- before o'B-ien. J-Nos. ?,
A. So 81 ST. o 1902 1884, 1885, las ss, 2S2 PAL 2i5. 2ie.
sr panis. aSd Bartlett Nos 90 a. 2e q y
80. Al. AZ A. L. o. 62 g. 49, 100 l67 le3 1876 D.,
terson JNSs sS5 s67 SIS so $40 96i s5s ae5. 800.
9s COS s6e go 97l 972 97S pa 95 976 s77 s's s'a
5 so IA a TsnS "a g. las s.S az a.
9ts 94s 81 e5l 9J2 V55 eo $685. 'oe Vof Voo 'o' 800
stPRTME couRr-cmcuT-PAET I.-AdiOurLed until Mon
supREME CoURr-CRcuIr- PlET II.-Betore Lawrence,
957 isSL Ses l5s Boz! o7 i a1 ao7t 2S75 ae71
2 2l7s se7o. $3.50 2osi. 2aS5 -V''' -O'''
sUPRGME observation-disclosures IIL-Before Ingraham
Case Mcswyny v. Broadway and seventh Avenue
Rs sS TO91 Iv-Before Beach j.
sUSRoGaTFs couRr-Betore Ransom. SWIM Of z. q.
Barrows, II NJ. Mary Griffin. p. m; H. De BAUM ~
testimony taken before the Probate clerkTrrSoate
of Wills of Rachel atson; Philip Stesop Z NJ; WeA
TuDeer 1880 m; C. Kilidun Anna Farrell and Charles
SUPERIOR coURr-sPEcrAL TERN Before Dugro j.
SUPERIOR couRr-TRrAL TERM-PARr r-Before sedgwict.
81 IA gFgN-PARr -B'f''' Freed
sUrERloR COURT TRIAL TERM-PARr III-Before o'Gor.
srfERloa CorRr-TRIAL TERN-PARr Iv.-Before rruaH.
COMMON pLRAs-spEcAL TrRa-Before Allen. J.-Mo.
coxnox p1EAs-EQuITY TrRM-Betore DAILY, J1NOs 4.
s. 81 y r. 81 r. g. & a. H. g. g. ~ 50 70 H. IS
cooS TEHM1PAET rBefS ore IaErs~ Sc
SCI s97 SOS 9lS s75 9Js 1876 i5i go. SSi s5. slR.
9lG 500. sos. Sj2. -
CovwoN PlgAs-TRfL TERs-PART I.-Before Book
staver Nos t97 927 1892 l03 1884 1885, 1886 1857.
lOgs 1883 lOlO. lOil. 1912. lOiJ lul4.
CRY COuAT-GENERAL TERN Adjourned until Moncay.
Octo % ,,- ..,,.
Nos 1868 Si 1889! 1900 1883. 1857. 1888. 1889 1891.
iesi i97i 2j25 SSS S9.3 g2Ol 22e4 200 2ci6 2o7..
2lys 2O6i 200 23s 2O5j 200, Z2ly, 22OO 2oi2.
2l87 goo 2Ol2 2i37. 2l5S. 2l59. 2ltO
cry CotJgr-'rRlAL rERM-PART I--Before Browne, J.
-(os is4S 1851 UIs SIS 2lO7. 81 73S 2O56 1901 1902
lStO IS43 S37 2OT2 PIG 2lu .lll 22lS 222J. 2O5-,
POSE 205l. 2o20 2l26 27 1906 23oo. 2l25 26' 2@O7
2Oi9. 237B 9S7. - $780,,
CRY C0uRr-TRIAL TERy-PART III.-Betore Nehrbas
1851 2O2S 2D2l. 2037 POSI- POS 20 ). PISS
2O2r 1893 1919 1920 2l2O 22SO 1880, 22O2 225l 2l2s
2l9t 2Is. 2266 2l53 2273 22o7. 2259, 2ll7 1l7 SOL
252l. 2277, 2O5l. PSI, -2Sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-05
REVISION OF 1HE EXCISE LAWS
IN THE HOURS FOR SELLING 1IoUo

CHANGES IN THE HOURS FOR SELLING LIQUOR.
The commission 10 revise the Excise Laws of New
York State resumed their session at Room 50 Bible
House yesterday morning, all the members being pres
ent except cx-Atomey- General O'Brien. Upon motion
Of Dr. Crosby 1t ordered that 500 extra copies Of
the compilation Of excise laws be printed and dis
trbuted to enlighten those interested I'm the revision
Upon motion of exAssemblyman Krlsc, the secretary
instructed to send circular letter to all the dis
trlctattorDcys and judges Of the courts Of record
throughout the state requesting them to submit within
weeks any amendments to the excise laws and any
suggestions licenses which might advisable
to them to make DR.. Crosby then suggested. In re-
lation to the motion made by him on Wednesday, pro-
vding that all excise money should be paid to the
local treasures, that It might be well 10 give certain
part OF those funds 10 the police pension fund In cities
where such fund exists, In order to incc the police
to greater activity in enforcing the laws AS the
matter did seem TO meet with the approval of the
board, however, the subject was dropped
The question of the hours of the day during which
the sale of liquor shall not be allowed then taken
up, and It finally decided that no licenses should
DO granted which permit the selling Of liquor between
the hours of IL midnight and a. m, the present
hours Of restriction being from a. M to . a. m. In
this connection interesting discussion arose over
the question raised by Commissioner stern, whether
there should be certain special licenses granted to
barrooms in the neighborhood of printing Offices and
other establishments in which the work IS chiefly done
at night. Dr. Crosby thought that It would open tho
door for good deal OF rowdyism in tho city, and tho
suggestion was not adopted.
The much-dlscussed question Of Sunday sales
then taken up by Dr. Crosby, who proposed that all
barrooms should the privilege of selling beer for
ono hour Sunday, the beer not TO be drunk on the
premises. and the bar not TO be open 10 the public
The beer should be handed out to purchasers through
window or other opening. After lively discussion
the matter laid on tho table. \ motion offered
BY Mr. Kruse and amended by DR.. Crosby was then
adopted to the effect that the number of licenses
issued shall be limited and restricted according TO
population the ratio TO be agreed upon by the com
mission at some future time, and with all due regard
10 the interests of those engaged I'm the trade
Tho secretary was then instructed draft modifca
tlon of the law which allows applicant for license
which has been refused TO obtain mandamus from
court of record To direct the Excise Board grant
the license. The commission, after some other unim
portant business, adjourned until next Tuesday at
10 80 a.