Daily Republican., 1884-12-08
THE LIQUOR LICENSES.
APPLICANTS, AND NINETY.
ONE GRANTED.

Considerable anxi iety was shown dur
ing the closing hours Of Court BY man,
Of the one hundred and seventeen ap
plican ts for license to sell intoxicatin,
liquors. Especially was this the cas-.
with the thirty two new applicants
some Of whom have been around tn,
Court house almest every day sine.
they aled their applications. As {
general thing. those who had previousl,
been licensed, and were applying for
renewal. gave themselves very little
trouble about the matter, as it wa,
generally conceded that very little diff
fculty would be experienced in theiI
cases.
Tho judges acted on the licenses, In
their parl0r, last Friday evening
but nothing beyond that fact wa,
known to outsiders until after they ler
the city, Saturday evening, and the list
A. then furnished TO the reporters bv
Deputy Clerk Of the Peace Osborne,
shows that Of the III applications. 9i
were granted and 26 refused,
Only new licenses were granted
ell the others being for houses preyi.
ously licensed. The house kept by
Benjamin k0ft, At Eleventh and Church
streets, which has been licensed fol
several years, was refused this time,
but q II the other old applicants were
granted, The following are those grant.
cd for this CITY. the last seven teips
now ones
Emil Beck, Patrick Mulrooney, Jo.
seph Sell, VIM. j. HAgeerty, Catbarine
Ford, Philip G. PlunEett, w. G. Robe
len, VIM. II. Brady, Robert w. Cham.
bers, VIM. G. Fountain, Joseph Full.
mer. Thomas Donahoe, John Hartman,
John Fehrenbach, Theodore Steele
Il ose ndale Park), VIM. II. Carroll,
John T. Mercer, Benjamin Il. Veazey
(drug STOREY, H. X. Bringhurst (druQ
s,orel, VIM. Alsentzer, John L. Har.
vey (drug store) Brannan & M'Manus,
John May. James A. Kelly, Thomas
Farmar. N. B. Danforth (drug store).
James 8. Heal, James M. Griffin (drus
store), Joseph A. Baumann. Andrew
wilhelm, James r. Flanagan, Frank
Boster. John j. Kennedy, VIM. Kaiser.
Henry Bradley, Thomas L. Carty,
Peter Elmer, VIM. Dollard, Daniel
Dougherty, John @. Lavery, Charles
Reynolds, Elan Page, Michael Walsh,
Edmund 8. Shaw, John Mulrooney,
Ellen McVey, Bridget Lally, Bernard
Bonner, Elizabeth Bruner, Emil Buch-
er, Elizabeth MANI, Margaret Burke,
Joseph StOeckle, u. James Belt (drug
store), Joseph Eggner. Dennis Dough.
erty, Caroline X linger, Margaret j..
Brady. Henry Bl0uth, Patrick Dough-
erty, A. MctiowaD, David j. Chamber
Christopher Pufhal, Louis WinkIer,
WIN. Duffy, Patrick Magarity, Michael
Kane, John ID. Kelly, Patrick Haney,
Joshua Pyle, EberbaId L. Freye, Gus.
tave kolck, Joana s. Young, Hartman
IL Fehrenbacb. George w. Forrest,
George w. Griffith, James McGrath.
Middletown-Armsirong Il Sparks.
Practical Farmer Oliver n. Parry.
Christiana-Wi illiam B. Currinder.
New Castle-Hugh G. Smith, James
b. TomaD, David Boulden, Martin
Leonard, Hugh Duffy.
Odessa-Frank W. Hyatt.
st. GeorRes-T. j. Guessford.
Newark lillian +. Griffith.
Delaware City-Thomas ID. Brad way :,
Michael Mullisan. William Morris.
There were n licenses granted for
this city, and IA for places outside of
the city, making 81 for the whole
county.
Eberhard P Freye, who is marked IS
. new applicant, formerly kept place
on Second street near King, tut after
selling out there, fitted up saloon At
No. 62l Shipley street, and MS soon rs
he learned on Saturday evening that
his application had been granted. he
opened out his place, and was called
upon by large n o NJ ber OF his friends.
The new application of Hartman &
Fehrenbach Is for the hotel they are
er Getting on Heald street. short dis.
tance over Third street bridge, and
which, as soon as IL is completed next
week, will be opened. and kept by Hiett
Graham, Of New Castle.
In addition to Benjamin Koft, the
following were also turned down:
William T. McClane, Sixth and
Market streets John O'Hara, No. 403
East Front street Margaret Erhart,
Causeway, beyond Market street
bridge Pauline Ascht nbsck, No. DOT
West Second street. James T. McHugh,
New Castle avenue aud Heald street I;
Mary Ryan, No 800 King street Hugh
K. McCafirey, No. 236 Madison street !;
4. Reitzle, No. 800 Reed street; Charles
McDevitt, Eighth and Pine streets /:
Thomas Craven, Van Buren, aud Elm
steeets James T. Leech, No. 100
French street Dennis Kane. No. AT
East Fourth street; Thomas l.. Nous.
ley, Elliott avenue and Market street;
Evan w. Lewis, Newark.
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