Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-19
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Morning, Dec. 19. 1881.
County Commissioners.

The Objections of the 8. F. c. Considered
 in Executive Session = The Accepted
 and Rejected Candidates 6or License-
 Those Who Hang Fire.
 The County Commissioners met in execu- tive session on Saturday afternoon in the Superior Court room for the purpose of con sidering their finding in the cases that had been objected to by the s. P. c. and heard by the Board. The commissioners were reti- cent as to information in regard to the req sons that led them to reach their conclu- sions. Those to whom they decided to grant licenses, notwithstanding the objections of the S. P. O., were as follows: Jeremiah Breen, 421 State street; P. F. Delaney, 1868 State street Objections withdrawn because of mistake being made in the applicant) James A. Hatch, Westville, Objections, tech nical violation of the Sunday law, settled in City ,vI GDurt gpOgn payment of b;ss s1s,s7 tions, court record, but no intent to violate the law shown);s Mrs. Philip Gesswein, Kimberly avenue, Objections withdrawn by l s. P. CD; Franz Doerschuck, 985 State ctreet, Objections, keeping billiard sa- | 1oon); Mrs. James Grimes, Grand street, | Objections, because of her husbands arrest l for violation of law, husband has left the woman who has six small children to sup port); Charles E. Gerard, corner of Con- rress avenue and Meadow street, Objections, boys frequenting and hanging around the sa- 1oon) John J. Murphy, corner Chapel and East streets, Objections, technical violation l of law); John J. Maley, 115 Grand street, James Mulvey, 293 West Water street, (ob- | iections, arrested for violation of law but not convicted, also a bad locality); Max Thalheimer, Temple street.
 The rejected cases were as follows | 6-..- TINS- IInv1a East, (debarred by statute); John F. Shea, | 295 Oak street, (debarred by y'statute for vio- lation since May D; Henry Pieper, 104 Ham ilton street, Conviction for violation as shown by court record); Peter McKiernan, 2 Hallock street, Conviction in City Court, July II, 1881, sentenced forty dollars fine, | thirty days imprisonment, but settled in Su- perior Court for forty-6ve dolIars); William 4 Fitzpatrick, 525 East street, Objections, 9 ! pool table and also because boys frequented the place); Margaret Gray, 289 Water street, (debarred by statute, she being convicted last month for violation of the Sunday law and paid fine of forty dollars eosts); John Donahue, Nash. street, (neighbors objected); John Abers, 180 Grand street, Objected, pool tables).
 The continued cases were as follows
 Charles W. Bradley, Florence House i; Thomas Heenan, George street; Frank J.. Henning, 121 George; William s. Nesbitt, \ , William Gleason, 192 Hamilton ; Richard J.. German, 713 State; Henry Hoffman, jr., Congress avenue. Hoffman paid fine of $1 and costs in August for violation, having opened his saloon before his license was is- sued to him.
 The cases remaining to be heard, com mencing this morning at 10 o'clock, are as | follows
 William Knoth, % Grand street, court record and pool table; Elias Kober, 916 State, objections not stated James McMan- us 154 Wallace, objected to for ascertaining whether he has 8 court record; M. McManus, 22 Church, objections not stated; Daniel Ly- saight, 67 Wallace, not stated Patrick Will lis, 215 East, objections received by s. P. 0. at request of police, who claim to have infor- nation of violation of license law by appli- cant Van Wyck 196 St. John, objection moi
 stated; Frank McHugh, corner West street
 and Congress avenue, not stated; w. O.
 Hotchkiss, POS Wooster, not stated; James
 Quinn, 76 George, not stated; John H. ~Ty
 Ter, GA George, not stated H. l.. Spencer,
 p Union not stated Thomas F. Shay, "A
 George, not stated; Charles Johnson, 214
 Wooster, not stated.