Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-09

John MoHuah's place, at Eighth and
Church streets, was objected 20 on the
ground ofthere being too. many saloons
| In the vicinity. He WAS represented b,
Lsvi O. Bird, Hsq., who said that Mr..
MoHugh va, one legged soldier, and
had always kept quiet, orderly house
The court said that the bare fact OF
there being too many saloons In a
neiehborhood was not OF itself sufficient
TO oAuse an applicant TO be refused
Michael MulligAn had no objections
against him and he was passed. Oh
Lection WINS made to Matthew Mack.
Mr.. Hayes, who appeared In his be-
half, said this house WAS hotel, with
Recommendations for quests and horses.
! Objection was also made 10 Michael
Msyser, OF Third and Tatnsll streets,
and he appeared In his own defense.
There was no objection to Alexander
Maxwell Of Middletown, or Mrs. Muir.
Iphy Of Third and 6hipley streets.
There was . rem insurance against
Hugh u. Sweeney, OF Ninth and Church
streets aud several witnesses were or
amined who testified that Sweeney had
sold liquor to minors, and to drunken
men. and had violated the law In other
ways.
Wllnhm ID. NOrtOn was Culie0 Dy
J Mr.. Hayes, and stated that he resid "a
., Taylor and Church streets and knows
! Mr.. Sweeney. He has always kept an
! orderly house, and As far as the witness
knows he does not sell liquor on Sun
day, or on election days.
DIR. George II. OantweIl, Of Eighth
and Spruce streets, testified 10 the same
effect, and eorroborated the previous
witness In reference TO this good charao
ter OF the house.
, The name Of James McGinnls, Of SEQ
' ond and Justieon streeta, was called, bui
Mr.. Pickett objected to it,on the ground
d OF Its being . new application, and OIL
!, the house Ii not needed In the neiRhbor
0 hood.
D There was no objection to Kelley q
! Brother, Second and Tatnall streets
u Calvin b StidhAm, Odessa, or MiohAe
q and they were each passed.
There was > remembrance againB
% John Kopf, OF No. 218 Orange street, OF
y the ground that 1t 10 q now application
The names Of Barbara MANI, Thirt
!. and Adams streets; Daniel Melsrkey
d Columbus Inn, Thomas Mulrooney
Samuel Moore, 022 East Seventh strest
It John MoOlatferty, John Neatly, JAcol
o Messing, Margaret Mccain and jaime
y McHuah were called, but there was u,
10 objection to either,
I Mr.. Prickett said he had 0 remou
STRANGE against Michael Mslioy, of No
:, ll20 French utreet, but rs his witneshe
J, were not In CONT. no asked that th
case should be continued for the pres
y ept.
.s There was also q remonstrauoe aRaina
IL james E. McHuRh, of Ne~ CASTLE ave
"A and Sea ntr0 ~ h.t thu Tim NJ Af
clined to hear evidence In the CASE
,t This applicant has been refused ct pi,
70 vious terms Of Court,
d Samuel Mccormick, OF the Ebbli
1 House, was represented by William I
IN t6mithers, E'Q, but Mr.. Pickett pr,
senied long remembrance against hi
D. being granted lloense.
N There was no objection to Josep
ID Niedermaier, No. 119 5hipley street, {
70 t. John 7. Mercer, OF Eighth and Ia
nSll streets. aud thoy wers passed.
- VIM 8 Martin, OF Front and Wa
I'd nut streets, WAS called.
ID John Morris testified that he visite
d, the house on Sunday, April 20 h, an
ht bought liquor. He saw several in II
OF saloon drinking, and after he came OF
he saw some eight or ten 20 in.
X, There was q remembrance again
en- Bernard Mccullough, of Eighth IN
IS, Church streets, and also against Tho
oh l.. Mouslsy. OF Market street and ElliO
avenue, Both applicants were repr
L. sented by Mr.. SmiLherH, but no evidenl
BIT was heard In either case.
mt There was no objection when d
VS. nameof George W. o lip, Of Nc.
~ West Seventh street, was called, aud
as was passed.
TO When the name OF Joseph ORram,
New Castle, was called, Mr. Pricke
res said he had evidence against the ple {
lis Rsv. z. L. Hubbard said 1t waN q d
en- orderly house, and he knew from p'
ed sonal observation that the law was VI
is lote1 on the Sabbath. Mr.. smitbt
appeared for the applicant, but t
ed court declined to hear evidences on /
ed matter.
There was renonstraDce again
mt Henry &c. Pusey, but no evidence "
cit heard There was nothing agaiE
ed, john B. Price of the Practical Farm
nat Brandy wine hundred, and his apple
lor ton was passed.
IN, There WAS q strong remoustrRI
A. against ELAN Page, OF Port Penn, q
Mr. Priokett called witnesses who !
ap. tihei that the house IL disorderly, q
aid that liquor 10 sold in violation OF
the law. At O'clock Court took o rec
ige until 2 O'Clock,
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