Daily Republican., 1888-10-03
LIoUos LIonasns.

SHOWN.
The announcement that The Judge,
would hear aud determine the applioa
tiOng for i0en6e 10 asll LIQUOR mad tbl
effect Of dFA wing = large nambar OF per
sons 10 the court room yesterday after
noon, among whom were many mem
bers Of the WOmtn'a OhrlAtiAn Temper
Ance Union and ministers. These ooou.
pied seats within the bar, while among
tho specsatols IN the auditorium were !
nnmbsr Of liquor sellers and their
friends.
Az william 8. PrIckett, ESQ the At.
toruey Of the Law aud Order Boolsty, il
siok, Horace Greeley Knowles,h u studen,
Ia the law 6filoe OF Il. q. Conrad, EIQ.,
appeared in his place.
The hrEt cases osllsd were those OF
John A. North, No. 10 n. Second AtrBet,
and John McOaffrey, No. 800 EEst
Fourth street. They pers rspreaeu ted
BY Walter q. Hayes aud II. al. Ward,
ESqs., attorneys for the Liquor Dsslers'
Protective Association, but there WA
no romonttraDos against either.
George =. Robinson, OF No. lO6 West
Tenth street, was called, when Mr.
Knowles said there was q remembrance
against him on tbs ground Of there
being too many places in that vicinity.
AS be ts q member Of the AsEoolation be
was repIeaonted by Mr.. Hayea, who
said that the objects Of that association
were the same hs tbOse Of the Law aud
Order Society, to see that the laws were
nforced. Mr.. R1binson had not vio.
lated any law, and ths only objsction 10
bis application was the fact Of there
being so many saloons 10 that nsighbor-
hood.
There was no objection offered to the
application Of William NJ BAreford, nt
T1ird aud Market stroetp, neithsE wa
there any TO barah z. Lsgg, OF No. 724
Market street.
Charles j.. Il. Beckstt, Of No. 1Os
West Seventh street., applied for q
Wholesale licSnse 40 we'll as one for 70
falling. He was repielentsd b. M.
Hayes, and upon the Court objeeting to
granting two licenses 10 one man, Me-.
Hay o. Aske1 that the further considera
tion OF the mattsr be postponed uutil
he could olnsuls Mr.. Beckett, and see
which he would rather have,
Frederick W. Helas, OF Sixth aud
Walnut streets, was represented by l..
o VAndegElii, Esq bat there wss no
remonstrsnce aRainBt him,
There was nothlpg against James A,
Kelley, Of Tenth aud Shlploy streets,
except the fact OF taelr peinR % many
alAosa In that nelghbothood.
When the mans Of Joseph Soil, OF No,
500 Button wood street, was called, Mr..
Knowles said that this place had been
rAfus9d three times, and that thsra Ia a
RamOnEtTanoe agAlBsti..
john kopf 6pplitd for lIosnss fer q
new place at No. 2lO Orange street, but
Mr. kgowleH stated 10 the court taRt
this N IN hsd been refused license sew.
eel times previously.
George Sharp. % ~ eco Pine htreat,
was rspfe5ented by Mr.. Hayes, who
stated that his application had been re
fused ut the May term en- the evidence
OF the two detectives, who test fed that
they had Bought 10 oantb' worth Of
liquor In q bottle and taken It away
from the premlses. He also sAid there
was a romoBsirRnoe sRainas tbs placl
noW, but aa Sharp 10 an old soldier and
crippled with rheum atism, he thought
be should Lave liosHss.
TheEe WAS a str0Dg remonAsranoe
aRRirst tho application OF Alexander
Wellington, Of Bsyentesnth hud Ual0n
STREETS. he was represented by Mr.
Hayes, who said that the only objection
urged In the renhoR straao9 vas the fact
that he was refused a. the last term an
that there 10 school house In tho
vicinity. Mr.. Knowles read the evi.
denee teard at the May tsrm, ~ 1t WIGS
published In ths paper CT the timo, and
said that was oil he had 20 offer.
John r Gallagher 10 q new applicant
for an od plaoa At No. 800 ratnAll
etreet. Mr.. Kuowles said that license
had besn refused this place At the last
term.
There VISA no ehjsotlon TO the appli-
cation Of Michasl HnlIn for . saloon
q. Front and franklin ttrettn, and he
was represented by l.. q. Vandesrilt,
EsQ. Mr.. KaoRlsS sAid this was q
usW application, and he ttolght there
Tern sAio0ns eaough In that neighbor-
hood.
rhomes II Russell, late on the D 1llne
force uuder Mayor RhoAds, applied for
n license !or al old established place st
LaDoGster avenue and AonTos street.
RI WAS represented by Willism I. Ly-
nam, Erq And Mr.. Knowles stated 10
tue Court tia; THE place had baen
tnrned dOan Et the last term, ard that
thsEo ara tilht places In the INN edists
vicinity.
Wlliam &arliD, of Front and
\ Wslnus tttesis, wss strongly Osj sct0a
to by Me-. KnowlGs, WhO STAT d 10 the
Court that although he has bSsG refused
at the last Torn hs had boon prose ,ntsd
twice since far relling liquor Illegally.
BFlleX & Whitcrait, Of he Eetion8l
Hotel, NJ. l03 Esst Frort street, and
AmeE h. Barton, OF the E0velty The,
htiP, No. l06 East Front street, were
TepIestnied by WilliEm 7. SmiLhers,
Esq,
hAyor Harrington, who was prspent,
spoke strongly hEsiGAt each Of these
places, and begged the COURT not TO
graft license TO either MF. 9mithers
aaked that he be permitted to introduce
testimony IN reference to ths character
of the houses, hut the Court declined to
hear testimony either for or aSAinst
them, and IL wea very evident that Mr..
HHrrinRton's appeal had killed what,
ever chance either place had Of OBJ
tanning lioenRe.
Mr.. smitbeIs also represented Bsr.
nard MoCullsuRh, OF Eighth and
Church streets MI. Knowles eald that
tnis man had been turned down at The
the Last term, and that there was q
strong remonstAnoe sgsinEt him now
Mr. Smithers objected to Mr.Kuowles
being permitted to practice ~ tie bar
as he had not bssn admitted, but the
Ohlef JusLios said the Court won d lis
ten to any ous who had objections to
offer TO the lie nses.
The place OF Thomas L Mousely, ss
Elliott avenue aud Market street, ard
thst of Patrick HeDey, OF Duncan sireet
and Seventh avenue were both stIopRly
reDnonstTAtad against
Wm, I. Lyman, ESQ appeared fer
John Hession, who made application
for A license for new plboa at Second