Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-11

Oourt recovered at o'clock Satur.
day afternoon. The oass OF Eiam Page,
of Port Penn, was SCALA taken up, sad
several witaesseH examined to show
that tie applicant has frequently sold
liquor contrary to law.
Mr. Hayes also called witnesses In re-
buttal, who testified that the place was
kept in quiet, orderly manner, and
that Mr.. Pege is man Of good ohArao-
ter. ..s
when the name Of EsSzrd g. Pere-
gay WAS called Mr. Pickett said that
this mau had been prosecuted not long
ago for committing an assault and bat.
terry.
When the nime of Frank O. Rice was
called Mr.. Prick tt said this Rpplioa.
tion was for this vailety theatre on Fest
Front street, and he waB opposed to 1t.
There was remembrance against
Henry Sohuler Of Eleventh and Church
streets, and J. Ersgk Biggs, Esq, who
represented the sppiicsnt, had several
witnesses examined to show tie good
character of she house.
Mr. Priokett called VIM. L White,
who testified ttas he works at 6iedel s.
Hastings mill, and did not consider
the place necessary In that neighbor.
hood, but he did not know that Mr.
Sohuler sold to minors or on the Sab
bath, or that liquor had been sold in
| the place since tho license Was refused
when the name of ChristianA Spain,
of No. Gil West Second street, was
called, Mr. Prickett said thers was q
rennonstrauoe against the house, but nc
ievidence was heard.
| George ShArp name was called, snd
Mr., Prickett cAlled John Morris TO the
stand. He testified that he went tc
Sharp'B place, on Pioe street below Sew.
enth, and bought 10 cents worth oil
liquor, which he carried away In bot
tie. He also saw girl go out with
somethiDg In kettle, which he thought
was beer.
Mr.. Ward represented Sharp, and had
him called 90 the stand and sworn. He
denied selling Norris any liquor In Q
bottle, and said that ne came aud got 9
glass OF beer and asked for boarding
house. He aonied ever having sold
Il liquor to any Que to carry away.
Mr.. Priekott cslled Wade Laoopey II
lrebuttxl, and he testified that ha visited
5harp's saloon on May 10 aud bought q
bottle OF whiaAey, which he produced
in court.
Nj. Ward tailed George T. Wingat,
to the stand end he testified that he II
irequeh tly In 5hsrp's place, and tina
he Reeps an orderly house.
The case OF John u. Bradley, No
1Ti2 Penpsy4vsnia avenue, was tAksI
up, and sfr. Hayes produced witnessei
to show that no keeps quiet, orderly
house and complies with the law.
There was a rsm0n STRANGE agAins
Joseph Sell. Of Eighth and Button wool
streets, but no evidence WAS heard, .
the applicant was turned down at
iprevious term.
Alice Tucker, OF Cedar and Brow
streets, agaiA applied, but Was oppose'
by Mr., Pflokett.
There was considerable objection to th
duplication Of w. L. Taylor, of Taylc
: and Locust streets, and II was claimed b
8 Mr.. Priekett, that the house was nc
l needed.
? The application of Henry Valentine, c
Q No S24 French street, of the old Parke
I House, was strongly opposed by Nj
t Prickett. lie said the house is owned b
Fountain, who was convicted Of gambl
] G, and that 1t has a very bad characte
q TIE case OF Bernard Farron, Heald an
. 1 Apple streets, was taken up and " itne
I ses examined tor and against the appl
D tcant
b The name Of Alexander Wellington,
u IIieyonteepI and Union streets, wa
! Icalled, and John Morris was called to tt
stand. He testified that he went to II
Iplace Friday, May IL, and bought whis
ley in bottle.
Il, George Cochran testified that
knows that Wellington sells to minor
Isells on Sundays, aud sells liquor to /
lcarried away from this premises
IL Frank Megraw testified that the plat
II Is very disorderly, and that he has FRI
'sIquently seen people going in and out
It the Sabbath.
1t MIR. smithers called George W. Wake
and be testified that he knows of Wei
=, ington's place, and did not know an,
r thing against 1t.
At Mr.. Priekett then called John Nc
ID Laughlin, who testified that the saloe
Y. caused great deal of disturbance al
y disorder in the neighborhood.
ID The case of George w. Griffith W
q taken up with Mr.. Smithers for the a.
10 plicant. He said that Griffith had be-
In turned down twice before but he cou
pc not see why he should be turned doy
n iagain The Court declined to hear q
testimony either Tor or against the app
cant and as this was the last case t
bearings closed
Il The court then heard the motion
IL. Lewis C. Vaudegriit, Esq ask ng for
ve rule to compel the plaintiffs in the CT
oe of Mary and Mary C. Wallace vs., the
IL & N. railroad Company to give secur
81 for the costs OF the case. Court then
ed jeurned until September.