Daily Republican., 1888-02-25
TaH8 EDITION.


~ vase utuFuipE IVES me tune ap
pciutg- - tho 0Outi .Os hGAriu 2 Temon-
stIsncsS agdrss RrEafips ltoenees loI
cortk.a lnst.eB 70 sell liquor, there was,
notwithstanding, he severe storm ,gu.te
laree stgaadRr ug Of active wCrkers IL !
the caust % baln pefaDCs.
The arst name called vas that Of
Philip IT,. l'l3uaet;. No. 200 West Front ]
street, ebiasg whom tpore IL EenOn
rtrauco signed ~ about sixty persons.
Tb5sa was Alsa several peiilt0 signed 4
BIZ persona reeiiing in this vicinity OF
his fe,roa, stating that he kept re
specgzt e, trlerly place and Obeyed all
the laws rti4,iug 70 me liquor traffic.
Wilton L. Ftioseti, EiQ., said the
objccaon to the place WAS Oased on the
fact thu there are more places for the |
sale OF l.cuor in tfat vicinity than are
needed. IN referring 10 the petitions IN
favor OF granEiog his license, ha said
he did NOT believe there were hall D |
dozen LIQUOR dealers in this city who Il
could rot produces similar letters.
The Cbiei nstlce efil that the objec:
OF the conrt IN hearing these remcn-
strances was to learn which were the
bad hOuses and turn them down, bul
the court did not Intend 70 refuse
licenses on the mere ground that thets
were too mar y saloons.
Judge Houston SAID that he CONQUERED
In what rad been said by the Ohiei
Justice, aud would add that for The
Court TO turn down places, because
there were too many sAlccns, would be
An Infringement Of the poWeEs Of the
Legislature. He thought there were
TOO many saloons, but 1t Is the duty
OF the Legislature and not the
Court, to adopt some means to decrease
n n HnWn
the last session OF court because there
was no one 10 represent him AID state
his case 10 the couit.
Judge Cammins testified to Mr.Pluu.
kett's good character, and tAi1 thAE lie
kept ss good and orderly house As Ih6Ie
is in this city.
Joseph h. Meyers was represented by
willard ball Porter, Esq, who stAtru
that he had been licensed nj his present
locality, and his object In applying for
license for another place WAS 10 secure
q house where he world have place
for his family 70 live. A. present they
Are obl.Esd 20 reside FIVE squares from
his place OF sEslness.
The application Of George W. Crit.
fith, who has been Keeping place al
Eleventh and Thatcher streets, wa
called, and Walter Hayes, Esq, eAic
that he appeE;ei IN his behalf Thit
application Was refused 81 the last term
OF court, and tae Chief Justice said
there wab remoDstfsncs signed b.
100 persons, when MT. Hayes rejoined
that there .Ess petition 10 favor o.
granting The license bearing 175 Names
Mr. Hayes urged thai the license
should DC granted, and e2iG that some
OF the let.srs agsina. It had been with
drawn. This was opposed by Mr..
Prickett, who argued that II these Ii
censes roiussd st Lao. court sho1ld be
grsItsc row, u would &c undo NC
every thiag that had thea bseu doae.
ChsTlee DeN alepger, OF Font ant
Sesries Tss.s, Was rot re-re,en;ed b.
counet. sud several letters Osre real
both :os Epd sRsins, hiu b. the CHE
Justice.
The case o. Thomas l. Moussiy, 0
the NTH ward, wss next takc1 up
He WAC Esprseel'el by Victor DuPont
Esq aud tho Chief Justice read ssv
sra! letters from resident, IN the vicln
ity OF bis place, stating that since hi
license had been turned down at n
,Sst C5uTt, there had hel a decide
change for the betgs- IN tie nelghhai
hood, SAD every thing mad been quIt
and orderly.
M, roEt said th.d place was We
located and vel! suited fer hotel, as
had SUN Jien5 grounds around 1t t
afford stabling aooomnod ations to al
who may nEe1 them,
f 6 Bradford, ESQ opposed the 90
pac8'llu, ana said tkAt those VIII
signed lie remons;7a see were certain,
entitled 10 some consideration, snl
made q po4erirl appeal against thj
license tsiag granted,
FA.FicS HAs2erty, Of Front and Jst
fers2r streets was Represented by Ley
{. BNj, Es2. vic said that his srpii
cation Was .urasG down at The last yes
sion OF court simply bgcsuse ne WIS NJ
represented he also read several lea
tsrs tesafylnE 70 Ha1gersy's goa,
character and the excelIenI reputation
mis- place has always N aID aimed.
Wiltau Z. Piickett, EFq oppose,
the application on the old grounds Tia
there are loo many sSloona In that psr
OF the city anc tina. lho. should be IT
duced.
Tax Co..eoto: John T. Dlcxey an
Counciimsr DAn.sl MUEsnla tsstihe
that they knew Hazzertv, and knee
him 70 be man OF goi 4 character.
The case o. James T. McIIugh Wa
called, when WI ard Hall Porter, ESQ
stated taat he appeared Il his behalf II
-emonstrauce Ggains. hin. was genera
ana opposed tat License on the groun
hat there a. zoo many places il th.
vicinity.
Mr.. Porter real g petition from
numbt. accidents iu the vicinity, ~
also ssFe-e. letters sta.lUg that he kfI
aretp sc.sl b, o.dtT = house and askin
that ~ ,.censo saOu be granted.
Same Mccormick Of R5sendal
PARK wsh eeConstra'gd a2airst, a.
reprtGe ID ny E.ctpr Do Poa;, L u
Ra.be. I. Rowland testified that lin
ana tins sgn!u she md witnessed scent
OF diso;te- Al RosendEla PARK, and hs
seen macy Lcen coming out OF tho pa.
intoxicated on the Sabbath.
Micaae: Magyar, S1. 245 Tatna
street; Frank Harkius, No. l6 Ea
Front STREET; Joseph T.. Callahan,
Bletcher At Iaughlip, Ne 404 Marx
street; henry SchuieT, eyeath al
Church streets, ind JamCs IL. Can,
BIT. Georges HuucTe1 were esch retao
strateG sgsinst, and ia Tie majority
cases argument was heard for al
against tue applications.
Ehe Ice Gorge,
LAsCAs-EE, Pa, Feb. 25 Toe
was little change In tho susquehau
river 81 Columbia yesterday. 7
water we Up to the south track OF /
Penney 7SliS Railroad e. Chiek,
Rock, snd at other points tho ballt
was being ~ashed away. The gorge
Chickits bake IL .he afernoon, NOV
doWa t. Columbia, and gofged again
the dan. The tracks Ct tts MaTiet
branch g the Penasy lvRris Rsiiro