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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
800, ESTATE TRANSFERS.

%, +, W Of 9.haye. ?9x37 .4N2'.lx 1890
ssi CathaGine Il H,'@ Sf ithaye. 2,Nloo9; Har-
ss y, Dfog3 wn"W W.s, f Enalayc iaxle2
sih n . s; investment Company to Aon'r
Thomas o r. y. ~ iohayc. 25xioo5; chris ooo
se;h,s' Biersaek Daniel Sussp ,,n Park West
s ssid5 Harlan smith and wfe TO MARY ~ 1850
stewart -, =, 81 We, rnd-ave 23xico3
julius Honm2nn and r %iig 10 and o Jos,Hh Cor
ec SPn 27lS It Of c, is'-"'e ''N' 1880
James y e corner 7G,h-st. lo22Ni'' fr''-
kniT IS s. n # Of 2laye. i7AdS; William
Jones to M MAJ y Of ii6st exiocii
' fpancs Tranqae to Henri en- silave 'G$.ioo9
lGHh-sl s'.nricth and wife TO Peter Nol,an o'V'
administrators Patrick Wade 10 i"'s 1900
and yirsig "a G 4sS Eliza wiks Charles
,,, Xss,anfx e. as Caroline Ward ct al to Ed 10
ward pr wGFy"' Edward wcAcns and wife to 10
Elias as. Ke" ES 7d Dora bernard to Louis
Bl gSSr'yI jacob norowiia Dora Il Hcr-
nard AS # Of 2iavc q 2xo. Daniel
brac6cr wife to Louise LIND chrisan
o7th-st 373 # Of i l'rlrrc 'A $1,000
B,rs"'T & SEQ Morris Go.ds,en and wife 10 4sl2s
ISv!ense se ~" # Of 2d-ayc 25xs block; ,.ooo
lula 4 Bum to Gustave STAGE ,,. iEddwari
Ir Tb,Sc h''f to- Ethel caswel c.sscn '"'
same property same 10 Ne""'''' 5000
,o-efNfh
on n 100 II Of Anlsterdanl-1Ee, W.
,oe . Isaac Blumentha and VIE 10 he'H"''"
. -
,ds,S.,i No rs West; James X "hy'e 10 PAW
-
,o,,si w. 10 III West; Max Marx ana VIE 10 IN
.or,a nave W $ 5O1l II II OF lVis,-Sl'' W
3 David Christie and VIE 10 ->uoi" $1,000
c Mey pacc 30 9O2; William II Jones To MARI" 3,
, ., 40 man y Stadlcrs building o', ~, 900
~. ~. 1acob Fromme, referee. 70 Henry y ~"
aorrs.ave, corner Of l'Sh iaycrs,n ir G5oo
" clrear Place : g ;. 155 II II e ei 'a,'"r1
~ ~. 9Sx7 ix32x722. George Met lANo' ANU I,
vile to Winslow T. Buzey -; 81 % eixioo:
17is-s, 100 It " o. Norm su'".e 1000
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Counlrn l)ropcrln 20 Lei.
CAMP

on Lake Placid Adirondacks Perfect nnn n Tor par
,a,e r,nn To LET owner going q Eur,ppe, ,'ahe
ilculars apply 10 r. EDMUND kE'M"'i'h"'
Placid. n. Y.
rJ,uE PROSPECT HOUSE. At TON TON hn,>,rd fut
and shade trees rcomy brick stable" d'hsnlu, in,cs To-
ings marnncent view 81 the Hudson, I'VE l,innc. ar
w. 'eheern " u suitable Tor private fesld'i.' "
boarding house. furnished unfinished rent 'N"
Is low year . , ,....,o ,go,t IIaver-
Apply T., :. ANNESS. Neal r'7'"'' 49,
y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans OF new buildings and Alteration
have been filed with the Building Department.
New buildings; ,,e.,. o., ,,.o c,.
story brick mas, mas, py soo'.." $500
Stanton and Wiett SITS. corner. hiNS'"S
brick rat by Fay Stacom OF "5' f1easaht- o., n,
,n 81 Of n e Of Bcrgen-aye. four four
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE.

TWO HANDSOMELY decorated three story
houses Ia West Sjih-st., near West End
ave, price, So 900: easy mortgage. "A
dress OWNER. Box 3Ol. lOG West 42d ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
HOARD AND ROOMS.

HANDSOMELY FtRNfSlfED ROOMS
overlooking Tho park. an excellent tabl'.
IfiN"i" American family references .,
bfam"rcy Park.
WET 9Th ST Handsomely furnished
rooms, superior tail" board. airy pArlor
d'ning room, references exchanged.
2lST-ST.. - EAST Board and ROOMS
house anl location FIRST class; references
I'D ST, 49, WEST one block from
Masonic Temple. convenient 10 every
where. superior table. transient or per
fnanent beard
~ WEST 18TH ST Large and small
rooms ON SECOND floor. with board for
iunmrr months. references.
li2D ST. 2Di WEST Private family own
my house VIII rent one 81 two furnished
rooms. hot AMI cold running water. bath.
gas ana every accommodation. board or
breakfast orf.pnal.
43i MADISON-AVE Now ready - nuke
arrangements Tor fan and winter board .
thiri np"r. sunny front rooms. suite OF
single. references
40 WEST 2irH ST single and double
rooms, baths. excellent board terms
moderate.
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WORKS " t\IED.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

AMERICAN LAW ADVICE ASSN.
Save time and expense Of wasieful MI
CATION. Write us plain statement OF
your case with all the facts. and get a
clear legal opinion In writing. We have
the largest law library IN this country at
the disposal Of our Advisory Board. We
take no lawsuits. Fee. 81 Send for our
prospectus. Communications strictly con
fidontial. Judge WArHOPE LYNN.
Pres HENRY w. INGER. Treas, 81
Broadway. ~. Y. city.
ADVICE FREE.-Ail lawsuits. damages.
accident. divorces. separations, estates
settled. collections. legal papers drawn
wills mortgages. deeds. assignments ED
WARD BUTCHER 1871 broadway. ~ \.
RELIABLE ATTORNEY gives prompt
assistance In all business or domestic
difficulties: privacy observed Call or
write. Room y. West Ilth-st
EXCHANGE.--5x view camera and two
rifles. .22-calibre. one having hand
carved stock. for lightweight, pneumatic
snfety. Address BARGAIN. Tribune In
town ONCE. i.242 Broadway.
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WORK WANTED.
Nlnlc.

PAINTER paperhangor tln'"r. plhstcrer;
nrst-class workman wants work can or
address CHARLES HOFFMAN. 10 Watts
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Mi>tl.I.I.A\t

STERLING silver. warranted Gn.e.n-
mrnrs ASSAY. links. 10. not Siuo.
belts. Ipc.. not s3r blouse a.f, anc .
not - 30 charged elsewhere. JAMMES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
HELP WANTED.


Female.
WANTED First-class cook. not afraid on
work. In private family. also girl 10 40
chamherw ri. and waiting. only thos" WHO
an l-r.iand ti.ir business need apply Ter
man pruteatarfs preferred. ilr cry ana
country. can from 10 to !. lOi East
I1fh-st.
WANTED Competent sfsupgraui'r ana
fsurvfifer: must Doe we'll educated. nrAt.
nc,urt.. reliable ana write good l'nghsni.
Addr.ss IN own handwriting. stating quail
icufinns. experience. compensation anu rel
.reuco PERMANENT SITUATION, IiiD-
uue Oflce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A WELL-pNYING UPHOLSTERY
business for sale at once on account ~
death II owner. Gull at LINDElOOS. I'D
East llth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
no LET ron BUSINESS ruurOsEs.

PART or STORE. suitable fnr offices or
any msioantil" business. loW rent nni
good ilcation. 90 Grand-st near Oth-aNc.
elevated station. ground nnor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28

COMPANION. A grntewoman desires a
position as companion 10 sem-inyalii
LADY or child. would undertake catire
charge Of nervous conyairsceut. highest
testimonials a. Ia character and ability.
L. l.. Box -, Tribune Onice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28

COMPANION A young German lady A.
companion. managing house keeper or
nursery goNsrness, speaks English we'll
good references. Address e.. Box s. Tr'h-
une Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
HELP WANTED.

Male.
CARETAKER- and wife. without
children. 10 care for city residence during
summer months. send names ~ city refer
ences which must Poe first class - iecelN"
aitenii n. also state wages expected. Ad-
dress RESPONSIBLE. T. q. Box 2Nio'
New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28

COAoHAfAN or rSEfl Imam iIy an
Inrlisumin. Who thoroughly understands
care ol HORSES. carriages. lawns. windmils.
etc, small family. strictly temperate, hon
.sf willing. good references. iltlkEii-
ING Itusltn Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28

COOK. Thoroughly experienced In all
branches Of cooking: where kitchenmaid
u kept; good references. B.. lib 6th-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28

COACiMAN. Age 20. married no en-
cumh-anc'. - years highest rrconlm"n-
dalton from leading city family. stylish
appearance and driver. sober. honest. care
ful. competent. faithful. trustworthy. un-
d.istauds business thoroughly. city or
country. former employers accessible"
TOOLEN. go Broadway. Tribune Branch.
open evenings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
For SALE.

RARE OpPOKTINlTY 10 purchase $50
KpSr Astronomical Telescope with ~
inch objective. at half price. IOAioficr
Boz SO.
RARE COLLECTION ~ shells. IN beauti-
nl. appropriate" cabinet. mad" by t'a-
captain In his trhysls. Tor sal" by his
widow. 'uKio. Box -. Tribun" Once.
SAFES Large assortment Of new and sec
md handsaf"s of al sizes. Han Herring.
Mosler Marvin ana all leading manufar-
Jurors safes cheap. safes from ,i2 up NJ.
ISENBEK1. - Spring-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
DRESSNAkIv0.

DHIsS VA
-A.-COUTURIERE FRANCHISE.
fancy waists talIor-maie gowns. fanny
ban ana dinner cosium"s. latest Iafia
materials made. remOdeilng. winter pfices
Mnr. ANDERSON. lOs West I1ih-st..
fornely with stern Bros.
ARTISTIC DREssMAKING Imported
fashions; hotel orders a. short n.uc..
s p9sas Mrs MFRoY ' ~ East iins
between broadway and University Place.
DKEssMAKING. Perfect ntfing: fiylish
dresses made from So mp In one week.
Mrs. WITkOV. 227 West lGth-st
DHEssMAKER. -Undersiands her business
thoroughly. can he recommended. terms
81 - per day. KAII,NS. 81 ad-asc.
DREssMAKER. Experienced: mrs, class
inter. accustomed 10 fine trade desires
more engagements In first class families.
city on country, personal reference. T.. 20
sth-avc.
MRS. o. NJ. Dt'RAND. 100 West 10Th st
nrst-class dressmaker from Paris: pat
terms and models shown AT any time all
the week
MILLER & FENDER. Dressmakers. oio
W"st 'Wh-si.. can take NOR" customers;
latest models In fancy waists tailor made
dinner ind reception gowns. capes. etc all
work hrst-cl In III and finish: prices
reasonable.
SEAL GARMENTS altered or repaired at
summer pTicef Mrs. BARkEHS. iiG
West 33ih-st.. late with G. q. Gunthers
Sons, 5th-ave.
guarantee we VIII cut and III the nrst
lining iree Of charge. Miss A. NAYLOH.
2o3 East sist-si.
THlBAID. Z, West SSH st Summer
dresses tastefully madc: also chiidren's
and young ladies' toilets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

A Young MAN at the Havemeyer Huild-
ing wishes TO dispose OF ms smart V"o
horse: sl25: also traps, harness. etc
FAST sTEPPER, Tribune Office.
FOR SALE.-Ponics for children; Long
island bred and broken. Address Dr. ..
G. JACKSON. y. o. BOX lcl. Jamaica
I. l.. n. Y.
GREAT sACRlFIcE.-$lC5 biggest par
gains ever offered; frst-class extension.
top cutunder light family surrey; cost
s3a5 used six weeks: plated iarh'ss'
SEQ. two fine laprobes. cheap. Apply sta
bic, 10 West 44th-st.
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

Country.
AsBURY PARK. y. J.-DesiraD,, ' "
nishcd cottages for rent; hh's. "ii-""
ROSS. Asbury. Park. y. j.
A FULLY FURNISHED country house 10
let for the season. Northwestern on
nocticut. al very moderate pfi'.. uh"au''
opportunity. Box 40. Tribune Once.
BABYLON. l.. I-Furnish"d COTTAGES 70
rent and property for sale SEM i,i ~
Illustrated catalogue. JEREMIAH RUE
BINS
FULLY FURNISHED: all modern I'M
provcrncnis. - rooms and stable hi,s
or four months. at Passaic. y. J. W.
KIMBAIL yG Irlnce-st., Ne"-l"ih'
owner.
TO NT-Furnished or unfurnisheh.
house IL rooms for IL" summer nice
lawn. yafden. near station. y. NJ Kill
BOURNE & son, Liberty. y. J,
81 900 4 YEAR viii rent for i'iW' a
large. beautifully furnished double h"hs'
on MaGison-ave.. Moulsip"n' Sf"n"'S
annie. stahling c0mmndiDds.
j. HENRY JOHNSON Il CO.
NDrilstOWn. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

Female.
COMPANION. young American lady ~
average ability AZ companion during July
ana August. references exchanged Al
dress :. C., Box 80 Tribune ptovn Office,
242 Broadway.
COMPANION. gentlewoman desires a
position as companion 60 semi-inNllit
ladN or child would undertake entire
charge Of nervous c"nNairscent. high"s,
testimonials a. Ia character and ability.
L. l.. Box . Tribune onlce.
COMPANION Young German lady a.
companion. managing hous'kteper or
nursery go,erness. speaks English we'll.
good references. Address G.. Box -. Tr'b-
une Office.
COOK. -CHAMBERMAID. sc BY TWO
sisters. Swedish. on" rs cook and laun-
dress. Che other as chambermaid and seam.
stress or waitress. both competent and
with good reference. ~ East 2,th-st.
COOK Young girl as cook. can do plain
washing IN small. priyat. family. ltaNins
MIS-. CASEY. III West d0,h-s.
COOK by plain ,ook. willing 20 assist
with hOusew0.N. no objection % a Fat
or 20 short distance In country. can he
seen with present employer, IL West 4Jih-
81.
COOK. WASH and IRON.-Yy a girl. un-
dcrstands all kinds II work. 10 obJec-
East 37th-st.
COOK wishes a permanent position to take
charge ~ "A kitchen. COOK, 100 West
iith->t. rear.
COOK WAITRESS. lady giving up
housekeeping would IKE to md PLACES ,es
West s6th-st.. from II till =. before June J.
COOK Lady desires to secure a situation
for her cook. whom she can highly tee
ommsnd. no objection TO the c1untty
call on Tuesday morning from 10 until
o'clock. Mt II, East 3ith-si.
COOK. LAUNDRESS.- BY experienced
woman: city or country. reference from
las, employer. no cards. 3Oi East iist-st..
ring times.
COOK by middle-aged woman; good
cook bread. biscuit and butter maker.
prefers country. wages moderated: good ref
crence. 434 West ioth-si.
COOK By "A young French woman first
class. thoroughly understands her bust
ness: verbal references, speaks English.
JAIpIIN'S Gu2 6th-ave.
COOK UAMBERMAID.-A lady going
abroad would like 10 place two Protestant
girls Tor the summer. one as cook the
other IA chambcrmaid or waitress: 10 40
together; highly recommended. call Mon
day and Tuesday before II. 20 West nth.
COOK - WAITRESS - cfIAMBERMAID.
by three English girls: disengaged on
account ~ employer going to Europe: lady
can be seen iii then. 223 East 5sth-st.
COOK .-ny a good Swedish cook with
kitchenmaid; leaving on account Of fam
lly going 10 Europe. West 3tth-st
COOK and LAUNDREsS.-Six years ref
erence from last employer. Call at DAB
columbus-ave.. Harris bell.
coon. by young woman; competent; un-
derstands all Kinds Of madc-up dishes.
soups and pastry Third floor. back, 3i5
East 3Gth-st.
COOK. Thoroughly experienced In all
branches Of cooking: where kitchenmaid
u kept; good references. B.. 7l3 6th-avs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28

business for sale NJ once on account u
death II owner. Gull at LiNDEloOS. III
East liih-st
i BUSINESS MAN wanted to din To-
sponsiD!e lawyer In law and collection
agency. $3.50 necessary. fair income as
surcd Address MERCANTILE, 12i2
Broadway.
ATTENTION. MASrFACTURERS,-U
surpassed advantages; liberal induce
ments 20 locate: free sites free power;
taxes rebatcd: other Inducements Partic-
ulars. T.. DE FOREST SHELTON. stew
art Building.
FOR sALE.-An oli-es,sblishcd piano bus-
ness: an excellent opportunity. the bust
ness ia easily learned. TAYLOR q SON.
$ East lsthst.. y y.
FOR sALE.-Choice grocery store stock,
fixtures. horse. wagon and push cart
first class; other business. l.. /. cONk-
LIN. 1905 Westinghouse. Hoboken. y !.
HAVE COPYRIGHT for new AMI useful
article: kindhcaftcd phiauthrapist VINO
would assist with few hundred dollars To
publish same would in one way save "A
family from unavoidable ruin: Investment
safe: will call ana explain. Address
HONEST Box 10. Tribune Office.
PRINTING Quick artistic. colors. en-
bossing. jobs executed day and night;
10000 circulars. 81 70: 1000 cards. Mc.
MERCHANTS PRINTING CO.. World
Building.
RESTAURANT FOR SALE Ncw; re-
celpts average s2J per day. good reason
for selling. cash or easy terms. 20 sth-
az.
WANTED. Young man with capital for
mariner in theatrical paper. must be a
hustler. Address M" i03 6th-nVr.
$40 FIRST MORTGAGE. & per cent;
valuable corner. nearby. for sale AZ nd
erai discount. advertiser needing money.
Address THOMPSON. Box -, Tribune OF
nee.
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Goun!rn Real estate for Sale.

HlAHRAGANsETT PIER
n t.,1.rnr IN Salt Lake. 100 choice land very
rtrh rr.und commanding elegant view = OCEAN VIII b..
..n vb,le or Ia part. admirably adapted for country
,1ie or pri,aic residence For CIRCULAR AMI
,,c,,lnrs apply W. HERBERT 'hSNEif. AZ Nafragan-
.c,t pier or FOLSOM BROS s26 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28

COMPANION A young American lady ~
average ability as companion during July
ana August references exchanged. Al
dress :. g. Box 30, Tribune ptovn Office.
242 Broadway.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-08-24

Some of our rural contempor-
aries urge the importance of good
roads in their sections. These edi-
tors had as we'll sing psalms to a
dead mule as to endeavor to secure
good roads by the means employed.
So long as the roads are not abso-
lutely impossible your true Louis
ianian don't care. He can make the
trip, and he doesn't care red
whether other people can or not
Mansfield Democrat-Journal.
The Gazette came to the above
conclusion some time ago. AS
long as the people don't take up this
question Of good roads there will be
nothing done. No amount OF
newspaper talk will accomplish any
thing. It's all right if an editor
cannot think of anything else to write
about, then he may talk Of the
roads, but he must not believe that
his opinion in the matter will have
more weight than a feather in a
Kansas cyclone. In other words il
he does not want to "talk through
his hat" he. must let the road ques-
ton severely alone.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-08-24

One night when Mr.. Isaac Reese
was stopping with me, says NJ. F:
Hatch, a prominent merchant OF
Quartermaster, Washington, heard
him grooming. On going to his
room I found him suffering from
cramp collie. He was in such an
agony feared he would die. hast
lily gave him dose of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. He was soon relieved and
the first words he uttered were,
.swhat was that stuff you gave me?t'
I informed him. A few days ago
we were talking about his attack and
he said he was never with out that
remedy now. I have used it in my
family for several years. I know its
worth and do not hesitate to recon-
mend it to my friends and customers.
For sale by all druggists.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-08-24
Journal.

We retract what we said about
our rural contemporaries not quot
ing Sam Jones as literally as form
erly. Sam is gold bug and says
some hard things of the silver men.
These puerile efforts at wit are pub
lished by some of our 'tsound
money" contemporaries with a
great deal of gusto, under the i'm
preston that they are injuring the
cause of the white metal. But not
SO. Their reproduction in print
only enables the silver men to size
up the mental caliber of the afore-
said editors to its true value and
neither m axes friends for the cause
of gold, nor Injuries that of silver.
The true advocate of silver would
rather have as his motto, "neutral
in all things; independent in moth
ing" than to draw inspiration from
such source as the Reverand
Jones. -Mansfed Democrat Our
nal.
Correct brother. The goldbugs
can have all the converts they car
make by the publication of the
coarse attempts at wit of such :
person as Sam Jones.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-08-24

We verify believe that nine-tenths
of our white people favor the free
and independent coinage of silver.
discussion of the monetary question.
Where there is such an unanimity of
sentiment there does not appear to
be any cause for agitation. And
we will state, for the benefit OF
doubling Ihomases, that this senti-
ment is not likely to die out, GER
tainly not before the next congress-
ional and presidential election, and
not then unless the movement in
favor Of the white metal shall be
success Mansfield Democrat
Journal.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-08-24
Prominent
Physician
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Ayers Sarsaparilla. The celebra-
ted j. FRANCIS BoURNs, M. p,
of Philadelphia, Pa, who has for
many years been connected with
the Orphanage Corporation of
that city, says with reference to
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-08-24

A Sunday law decision ftom Ken
lucky is to the effect that special
provision in the law fcrbidding the
opening of bar-rooms and the sale
of intoxicating liquors on that day
is unconstitutional. a section OF
the Statutes of Kentucky provides
that any person who shall sell Ii
qmors on, Sunday or keep bar
room open on that day, shall be
fined not less than $40 or more
than $50 for each ofense- A bar
keeper was convicted and fined un-
der the law and appealed to the
Court of Appeals, which has de-
{. ided that his conviction was un-
constitutional because it was under
a LAW that Disseminated against his
business, and not under a general
law fixing the same penalties upon
every one who carried on his bust
ness on Sunday. Under this de
cision it isimpossible to close bar
room S in Kentucky on Sunday, fol
the court held that the possession
ofsa license to sell liquors is a suffi
cient defense against prosecution
under the law forbidding the sale Of
liquors on that day.