Evening journal., 1888-06-11
LTcENsE AreLToArToas.
All Passed Upon and the May germ
Adjourned.

Court resurlad les session on Saturday
afternoon at O'Clock and took up the ap-
piication Of ElAm Page, Of Port Penn,
pending from the morning session. A wit
ness named LonsmAn testified as to buying
liquor there and taking II away. Politics
had caused disturbances there at times.
He considered hotel necessity there.
Henry Fleming thought Page kept an
orderly house IL was a great resort for
fishermtD; he had teen as many as 80
there.
Samuel Dwyer said be never had seen
any liz lor sold TO minors or carried away
neither had he seen any disorder at the
VI ce since Page bad been there.
Mr. Prichett esked that the application
Of e. I, PereEoy be refused on the ground
OF his onca havinR baen convicted OF
assault aud battery.
Francis G. Rice. les e. Water st Grand
Centreh vas ttrongly objected to. Il was
very immoral dive, a most disreputable
place.
Hsnry schulsr, 18th aud Church SITS,
had koen turned down before; ESen Stakes
tury swore that he kept disorderly house,
Police Ofloer John J. cloud said the repu-
tation Of ths bouse was good Ho never
heard of its violating ths Sunday laws
Mr.. Prickett called William L. White; he
dii not consider the place necessity, but
an jury TO tue people OF the vicinity.
He he'd seen liqlor taken away from
there. A disordetly crowd frequeutsd the
corner. job II. jackson stated that there
we're Il saloons already IN this vicinity.
This would make IL around the extensive
works in this part Of the city.
Reutonstrances haa baan made against
Christlana SpGhn Of Sii West End st. form
orly known a. 'Hellis Kitchen
Objection wes made to the application Of
George Sharp. eco Pine st. Detective
Morris bought bottle Of liquor there on
May Is and saw girl take kettle away.
4 dr. Sharp took The stand aud swore that
Morris did not buy or take any liquor
away, but Mr. Lac0nia produced the lot
tie. sealed and labeled. that had been par
chased.
John F. Bradley's application was taken
up egsin and two witnesses testified as 20
the reepectability OF the house.
joseph Sell, Of 800 Buttonwood ST., was
heard fully at tbs November asd Feb
rnary terms OF court and turned down.
Alice Tucker, Cedar aud Brown Sts,
/ was an old eRpicant.
W. e. Taylor's place at Taylor aud Lo-
Gust Sis, is near the Nalieabla Iron works,
and was objected to on this ground, but
Mr. Hayes argued that he being member
OF the association should be preferred and
some other in the vicinity turned dOwn.
Henry Valentine. s24 French st.. was OBJ
! jected to.
Bernard Farren's application OF Apple
aud Heald Sts., was taken up again and
Mr. Morris testified against him.
Alex snder Willington Of l7ih and Union
Sts., was accused OF selling to minors on
Ssnday and to be carried away in bottles
and pitchers; and also OF keeping q disor-
derly house. Frank MoGaw, a member OF
the Board Of Education, George Cochrans
and John McLauahlin testified against
him.
g. W. 6rifith'a application, laid over.
was the Last one taken up. Mr.. Smithers
brought up witness who swore that there
was nothing Objectionable about the place
or the man.
Just before adjournment Judge Houston
said 1t would taKe the bench until mid
night TO fully consider and sign all the
applications. At Q O'Clock tie Nay term OF
court was adjourned.