New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-10
.InrT1sII CoITNfHIA.
MASSACHUSETTS

THE BOSTON BOARD or TRADE-FUSEEAL or
LIEUT.. WILSON.
JIr rELEoHArH TRIBUNE
boston Jan. g.-Jhc annual meeting OF the Board
of Trade was held this afternoon, and Charles G.
Eazro was elected President, 20 succeed George G.
Richardson. The Hon Lorenzo Sabine, who has
beau Secretary f0r eight wears sent ia his resi- gDatlOu,
~ wing dccHg health as % reason. 1t was received
With regret. The subject Of railroad consolidation
was postponed 90 an adjourned meeting
! The annual meeting 81 the American steamship
company was held to-day. The INST vessel OF TINS
company, the Ontario, was launched IN November
kler cOns0rt, the Ere. VIII be ready IN March iOr
The faoral Ct Lieut. Wilson, only son Of Senator
Wilson took place this afternoon al N2uck, where
business for the time generally suspended
EsrviCes were held in the Orthodox Church, and
krcre conducted by the Rev. {. NJ. Tyler, assisted
by the Revs. MesSrs. CTOmack, Aver and Parker.
Tile Iieuteuant-GOvernOr and Adjutant-General of
She State, and other prominent men, were present:
\ military escort was furnished by "a company o.
artillery from f0t Warren, ana company a. "a
battalion COlOTcd
Business Of all kinds is very dull No trade is ex-
eoS4 3c,O . - Poa,S tn iii houses ar, strong
enough, however.
/ TEN-HOUR LABOR MOVEMENT At LOWELL
LOWELL, Mass, Jan. "a Committee representing
tho operatives IN the several mills in this place have
waited upon the TTeasurcrs connected Herewith and
urged upon them 70 reduce the hours Of labor from
eleven 20 ten daily The Treasures received them
kindly but failed 10 give any assurance that tier
regueSt shOuld be complied with The largest part Of
the STOCK OF these II owned IN Boston ana
vicinity and the management Of the mills is also
located there. mass meeting Of the operators il
called % assemble on Friday evening next. when
Thsir grievances viii DE fully set forth. Mayor
Richardson il is announced viii preside the
occasion.
BosroN. Jan. 0--At the opening Of the Municipal
Court ycstNrday Richardson, addressed the court,
Judge Bacon presiding, stating that IT h3d been repre-
sencd to HIM 10y different persons than prosecutions
under the liquor law not made against leahg par
tes engaged in the sale Of liquor, whe prosecution
were constantly instituted against Others who were MOI
fch ana dl but small business. he had thch IN h.iiI
the case OF poor woman, who only had four gols "
liquor Tor sale, who prosecuted, ana VINO is no"
serving out her sentence In the House Of Correction lie
htd been requested boy his clients IN body ne snu 10
sk The court whether warrants would De Issued against
earGes when the eOmplanalts were other thin STATE
tonstables and he desired information that point lie
A9 no purpose he said other than to perform ms duty
- s clients and defeat the present unjust bfuOr law,
hoped the whole proceedings would result Ia the
~, Alnhmeut OF license law
Bacon said that lac knew Of why break
bt 'n9 law should not be prosecuted upon the appl-
-. y. any proper complainant; but when warrants
P1 ~ ~ under the liquor law requested by
Hth VINO were combined together with view az
1900 - I lat law, while they violating II them
r.. &c. % lelly examine the witnesses and see
49, .e-e 40 ~ doubt about conviction IL the
hg 49, u 1s =. ~ and tried ny jury.
S1usS oilen remarked that lac would determine
this application TINS morning ~ 0''