New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-10
THE RETAIL RUM TRADE.

THE RETAIL RUM TRADE
PROGRESS OF LICESsEs-TRIRD WARD.
TIE Sessions of the Commissioners Of Excise for the
granting of Licenses resumed in the Mayors Office
Yesterday 4 10 O. ock The Board Of Excise for the
Third Ward consists of Aid Surtevan and Assistant
Nabbatt Capt Hopkins the Police, Also attend,
The State Law enacts
That een sh, be srused any person who not TIE
actin q Il the United States"
The act further provides;
That TaverusePe Grocer keeper Of Ordnly Vic
INV oous OF uo, persons he assembled bis o house
premises on SUNDAY nor 'ha he s Or ,adarto be M
suffer excessive dnkns OF persons to BE- dnS within such
sry manner Of N lawful gaming quarrens dsorey practice or
cobduc; keep any billiard table or
isnss o. character IN any such hoas or premises
Alderman Sturteyant said in substance in the Board Of
Aldermen May &:
No man can deny that in this vice Is the cause Of
great proportion of the crime which prevail, in this City
The temptations this vice ought to be- removed II is an
evil which destroys mem and promotes the vile
grOveIg low propenstes Of and sinks them 10 yer
Than the brute creaon--for brues not guilty of -
vice II has been the practice to grant licenses
almost every who asks for it. Among others arc
the Dutch efoceTs corners. where most o. oar
citizen, get their groceries for their families At the back
OF these groceries bars erected aud Sunitvs
pc, pie returning from church there will be Is or 20
young men in these places drinking the nasty,
poison there sold The municipal authorities OF this Civ
all be greatly elevated il they regulate this evil
But the greatest fault that the greatest quantity Of the
worst liquor is sold where families 90 10 purchase their
tea, coffee sugar butter and other groceries la many in
the first step from virtue 10 vice taken in these
places The first temptation is here furnished He WIS
strongly m favor OF taking the license from such improper
places they were the most dangerous in the City and
had probably occasioned the most crime and misery''
The licenses granted yesterday for the Third Ward nv
AID Surteyant and Assistant Aid Mabbatt are given bs
low. la some instance, licenses refused to ,rtis.
who had Kept dordey houses and In Others the granting
of Them was postponsd
John A. Davis - Chambers II. Fink 2os Washington
Abm. II Halenbact 'Os Warren Banker & Co q ChsmSsr
Tie Auo~.rnit, u Courtlandt HoppOek zis Fulton
Kenny Kinb. D ls9 Reade. l. venture, IS fulton
II Lnleman s. MuHsy. }. Oterson, 2il Washinrton
]. d suhwe lt2 Warren. J1sph Z Hovt i5s West
II q RuWe, ~ GreenSich c T. AbrocE, IS Church
Geoe Hs,ss. No III Read't spped being questioned h
that he business liquor selling he f-ot n,,,
The Comm sousrs tod him thy wanted little nor, M
to is1i about lie oepp s., ~heI- nothing bat liquor sold
liquor By glass His application cons4ersti,o
Il BheE, l5s Liberty ]. Reebsdt is' w,.hiu,t,.
f iSn jo as 3 sas o' sIoa v VS..
wD sIiscs "a Washington R sti%sii y couYisnd
N. HoIEr rs Washington. VIM. Wilson, ~ Lbsry
c Fletcher IS Fulton.
hsd Ieers russrce dsodery drnknr re-
could rot have esnse and he sold without he Be arrested
Doyle No 81 vessy st. applied he sells quor and ,,,bi,
fos s ss, sd beer open O a i Tn. Of %
s hsi be s'd o'y SIoSd m door to LEI the ar Of asv.9
W. Beupker No. - Dey applied Kseos family srocsrv and
generally supdsys His license granted the condition. that
Wsook also seepsa grocery Has been this country years
Ia: hse bis rsiurslIahon PloeIs three weeks
that you you citizen then 70 see your ps
rers; ,hsl Withhold y,nr 1eerss for the present.
WIN Murl cad a courand.t Brosdtead s. courtEsutsi
D D. Winchester 9 do P C. Doyle sly vessyr
Loh,en No lSs Greenviehst Upon making application
Alderman ssd VII Grant 20 licenses for those cellars and
sci bquor VII be arrested and tined The eyes Of the Police
yIs Wn.op g. w.Tsn. Q. AEcal.rg. Co. Il5ws.t
J l. h1brouek le Murray John Mime 20 Green ~hich
n GAP. Rs? IS ecu ri S' " eS: so f w..'
r Lotus .62 wshnEton lieence Ala surts
hYour hosse hs dsadery you must
liquor unt &c, esnee which will present
"a s-ibsvs sen it Open after p O'clock, myself
J G DuhrkoOf l.s Greenwich, I Bailey 10 Barclay
W Martin q CORTLAND, J. II Way, 2s wshinstOn
J. 3 Morela g. Barclay C. sssehorn 30 Greeaw
J. Fl Van Sostr,1d lls we. Jossus G.f is Liberty
Jseob Rsinhsrdt ~ Liberty Smith Mcneil 20 Washington
Inus Fuller, rs West John Fitzgerald Wes,
John g. Fes 2Ss Fulton, y. Korf Murray and Grnwh.
OF many of those who received license no questions
asked and in other some few questions
were pat The Commissioners for the Third Ward viii sit
again to day a. 10 o'clock A
The following licenses granted in the Second Ward
on Saturday, May
John b Stuvensl SO Ann, Craig & Cane, l73 Front
W J. Howell 81 and % Ann C. V A. Schuyler us Front
J II Sgssh. Ga Ann, A Engels. 10 Dutch,
+ Windust, IL Parkrow VIM Burdick - Liberty,
Thomas Nellis. 81 Gold j. r. Young, "a Nassau,
Daniel O'Brien. ~ Gold. John Jones, Ill South.
Chss Groves 70 Fulton John X Nichols, II south
John DoreheY 1879 Fulton Iethbridge & Dowl ng &c do
II II Gunt.r, li5 Fulton Geo. W Duryea, 1I3 South
W Edgerton, lag Fulton, Gerard Ahrens, 20 spruce.
r Frankenhof. 100 Futon, Adam II Woes, l3s William.
G. MERCER, IS Fulton, Vim. ID. Brunes. 10 William,
j. Block, l52 Fulton X Gilbert l67 William
j FeCker. 100 Fulton G. A. Niemaun, 90 Willilm
Siss Low los Front f. StOuvenal, l67 William
Philip Dater, l6l Front, ID. Dub6az, 1871 William