New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-21

..,,sd 10 their quarter On Tie 'OriS' VI '''''
.,S Brosdwsy .-.....5 If a. men and has the
J" 80, in the Mas-achuset:s State Militia Capt
ycane :. h. IN, s. yoars Of age but his knowledge
Frn ,,es;, to be fully equal 70 many Of bis own
al ard double MS age i"' 70
a. pan Bras Bend
ps ,,cl lat evening both the Bos'onans and Me-"
81 81 ,,,cssded in omnibuses in fatigue UNIFORM 70
Is Concert. at the invitation Of NJ. Julien AMER
very pleasant evening, the guests were eScoT'ea
"a 20 TIER quarters
hr' r-ov evening a splendid Banquet viii be gwen
Asm si the Irving House.
,-,xr,T AID AKREsr OF ANOTHER batch W fLH
,oy suLlse LIQUOR without LcEssE-Ihe iolo"
srnen containing the names OF ten persons VINO a'e
- Nth selling liquor without license IN the ian " aru
~ what Capt Porter Of that Patrol District fur
go 10 District Attorney Blunt
~ y BLUST, Esq, District Attorney NJ, .-..,,o
10 TIE following persons in the 18th ward continue
IN Bouor without iceme, after repeated notce oi uie
80 l n Mnn,gomery One Hundred and Twenty hrst
wnnsa sseond and Third avs John Leonard Third
~ ~ One Hundred Seventeenth St Terence Mc1aue,
49, and One Hundred and Tenth ana One hunIfeu
~ rsvsuth sts Martin Mahony Ihird-ay ana one
spa - and Ninth st. Cornelius Carson, Abbey hoteh
R1ootongdsle road H.. T., Tho
IT, oring persons have been refused hcense oy the
.,asmsp and .til continue 70 expose and sell liquors
h, W. smith O Brien Thirdav. and One 81 lndred ana
VIZ, lanes Mccall Ninety fifth 81, between Fifth
"a srth avs Patrick McGnre, ManhattanYillei mon
. Hsuin Third av and One Hundred and twenty fourth,
= Thomas Grady, Third aY. ana one hunuieu a''
Tventy fourthst
Gs. PORTER Capt Twelfth Dist,
styrrxBrR 16, 1853. -.
The pares therein named day or two since were nuct
Al by the Grand Jury arrested on Bench warrants sSueu
- Idge Beebe by Captain Porter and his men and yes
49,
,ry 10 the indictments They then directed to ap
,.,,n Court al II o'clock Saturday morning to receV
,,,n,s The parties who heretofore pleaded guilty rom
,hs sixteenth Ward to the offence were TO nav
been sentenced TO day but they also are directed 70 DC "
Cont a, The same hour Saturday morning for sentence
The Grand Inquest within the last few days have iound
,,pe bs of Indictment against ONE Th0asand or more per
,ops for selling liquor without license. Bench warrants
vl be forthwith issued for their arrest Two hundred ana
and thirty six Of the Sixth Ward unlicensed
been indicted Verify, good time seems 70 DC coming
Ax.LoAMArED TRADrs CosvEsTIos.-The representa-
i've, Of different trades assembled last evening at Military
Hall pursuant TO adjournment The attendance OF dele
s,te was rather limited probably from the unfavorabe
state of the weather The meeting called TO order by
tbe spponment Of Mr. David G. Croey to the chair and
MIR John A. Lawrence, Secretary.
The delegates present subscribed s5 meet the expenses
fdeptas from the following societies then received
Mems Brapeh of the Journeynen Boot and Sh0emakers
Sociay-Chas McCary and Felix 0 Neil go
Lodies Sko,m0kers UniOH-B. St. Camden, VIM. ALI
wright Jas DoOey
Hof Finiskers TRADE Association-Geo w Weed.
ke York Practical House Painters BENEFIT and Protect
ice Internationally G. Wendell, Jas Galway as substi-
tutes for former delegates. - .
The Chairman then made few remarks TO explain the
objects of the Convention 10 the new delegates
Mr. Maserton apologized for the absence OF the Bust
ness Committee and said the President of that body had
been present he would have reported on the NAN points
Of organization and address to the Working men OF
fhis Civ which he has drafted, would have been read
Remarks then made by several delegates VINO au'
vsed that Constitution be drawn up. dscardng all pre-
tensions to political action, and publishing the same 10 the
world
Mr. Cowton proposed the following
Red this Labor Conventions and shall be sot sooia
for protection and elevation Of Manual Labor and
& future experience may sio" to oe
sspedisn for the OF the shove object
After little discussion the resolution was carrleu
and the Convention adjourned to such time and place as
the Committee may announce.
LADIES SHoEMAKERs' SOcIETY.-This society met last
night at Keens Hotel Of Elizabeth and Grand sts
Notwithstanding the severity of the night there was fair
attendance Of members Michael Treacy called TO the
chair when the Secretary Henry Delany read the minutes
ofthe last meeting which approved The following
prsons were elected delegates represent the society in
the Trades Convention Bernard San Goodin William All
wright and James Dooy The Secretary then stated that
this was the night apart for the final passage of the law
and bylaws which were to govern the society He then
proceeded to read them section by section they were
prepared by the committee when they passed and or
dered to be printed The meeting then ad journed.
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