Daily Republican., 1884-07-17
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VIOLATING the lis5S,
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The case of Anthem. :.
d H,sSs sls wife. charassss s Mis'p
Eighth, and viola III Union q, strs
selling liquor witSoas, the ! :, liquor
' 5Sa11day 2. was partial, i'SSs sa
. ' udee sharpley last evsD,l neard
was s,.. conducted for the hse s,..s
a Attorney General Turss a'as y
hagauy. Esq. W Ea
on, oihcer Cathcart testified i.
c,ls.d reside on Uni" ,,''si that
Eighth and Ninth, ', ami street. s
o where they sell tobacco n''s
other articles. Last I SuuS,. ~
ne heard considerable poi.s!!,ss
ana upon going over fa Ip,'sa y
~ Italians ii in the house and iI ~, ~
OF Of, them were playing a car, YAM A.
.he yard, and others WERE s .s, y
tab ., les in the house. "''e seated
Toe witness raw a pumh.. j,
beer, and noticed five eu a,ns..
the Kitchen, and one par, Ipg 1
neighbors in the vic Unity = Z
plalhed to him about Il. i
., This witness was cor,oA,.
officer Medley, who sal1 nv, 4
ths noise when he was a san,.'
half a way. '4u'''
Daniel Russell, an aged co,,,
who, when asked what IN .' W
was, said that he was a min,r.
gospel, gave his testimonv \
guarded manner. He sta,N
lived in the vicinity, but SiS :,
that any beer or other liqu,n
on the premises. He hal s,,'
Gated men around the play
not know that they dblais,
liquor in that house. Tier
considerable noise and Al.
around there for the past tbr.9
but the witness had never rT,"'
he had thought, however, ,hrS
have to unless 1t was s,opned
The Judge at this point cau,s
by reverently remarkipr'
sufereth long and is kind"
A man named INITIAL tsas
he rents the house to ,hs N
but did not know of his own i,
that they sold beer. Upon NM
questioned by Mr.. Turner, h
drinking beer which he belu
from Murphey's, and said I'M
70 him by his wife.
He had also seen a wagoaln
kegs Of beer leave some a, MI
but he did not know wha, h
with it. Mr.. Turner asked Nj
noticed whose wagon it was 4
piled that he believed it was ia.
when the prosecuting attorus
ed "Well he makes good bs,
Several other witnesses l
amined, some of whom had Ia
in the place, but none Of then
for 1t, or saw any one else py
they drank. According 10 ID
mony, the beer was in bottles
Tub of ice water in the hid
when any one wanted 8 ID
helped themselves. The Dy
torny General thought that
perfect paradise for beer u
while the newspaper men Ed
the impression that it should
extensively advertised.
The case was dismissed al
Mrrphey was concerned, all
bands face was wresthed
which however fed when ~
gan was sworn. He testified
that he had bought beer b.
from Murphey himself %
July, and that he had seen OH
The question was raised y
ner whether the law consta1
Municipal Court conferred ID
in cases where malt liqua
as the article in the consliHt
ing on the matter specifies q
brandy. gin, whisky, or ~
mixed liquors, and as be ~
some doubts in his mind
matter, the further hearing
poned until Friday evening
him an opportunity 10 con-
| Attorncy.Genera Gray,
Nearly all the witnesses
examined by Mr.. Hagany
Quoted the case in an able na
the view of showing that th'a
kept a boarding house, and
beer was bought of the bre7e1
boarders for their own u'e'
Liquor Bailitf Dgle was
did NOT take any part IN @'
ings.