The Evening post. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1888-1889, 1888-11-01

wholesale places on same square. The appli-
cant's wife, Annie NJ. Brodrecht, whom he
married within the past few months, was
fined $50 for keeping Sunday bar; there is
nothing against him.
S. j. Neenan, 1914 NJ st.; old established
place. but convicted once of selling on sun
day.
Patrick Phillips, 1876 b st., not majority of
sgners.
j. j. Barry, 904 4th ST., not enough siguers.
Mary G.. Shea, 1103 Sd st., required to get
sgners on l. st., and so close to school house
that IL would require actual measurement to
decide whether the place is within 400 feet OF
the school.
Michael G.. Mccormick, GIG 9th st., one
other saloon in same neighborhood, suspected
of selling liquor on Sunday, and keeps an en-
pioye sitting in the door all the time when 1t
is unlawful to sell.
). j. Clarke, 742 ID ST., and suspected Of
L. Van Riswick, 1872 LIST st., not enough
signers.
Louis Schmidt, 7O2 18th ST., three others in
same neighborhood, and suspected of selling
on Sunday
P. il. Shelly, 2O7O 9TH st., nine other saloons
in neighborhood. lie is the longest in the
business, but there is a pool room in rear Of
premises where tickets are sold on horse races.
w, j. Brown, 2)l6 18th ST.; nine other saloons
and the protest against Sheehy's place applies
TO this one.
j. f. Kelly, 2002 9TH ST., same as above.
Jno Cunningham and A. Vogelsberger are
in the same block and have not enough signers,
aud the other objections apply to their places
also.
f. L. johnson, 419 18th ST.; fined twice for
Sunday bar, and once for keeping open after
midnight; four other places In this neighbor-
hood.
Chas. G.. Godfrey & Sons, 413 18th St; one
other bar In the same neighborhood; arrested
four times this year for Sunday bar; does not
appear to regard the law or fear it; has
Waterman on the door who admits scores of
persons on Sunday, and when a policeman at
tempts to get in he is refused admttance.
Jno Callahan, $40 18th ST.; frequented by
prostitutes; arrested once for Sunday bar;
three other places in the same neighborhood.
G.. e. LaBarre, 200 18th st., frequented by
prostitutes, proprietor failed to keep his pro
mise to police 10 move his family to place.of
business and keep better place.
j. f. johnson, IA 9th ST., not enough
signers.
Frank Foster 81 Sth ST., four other places
In the neighborhood and suspected of Sunday
business.
II. Edwards, 1856 9TH st., six other places in
neighborhood, not enough signers,
j. T. Hogan, us North Capitol ST., some of
the signatures to the application were made
under misapprehension.
j. f. Simmons, 3002 NJ st., four other places
arrested and lined Tor writing policy, arrested
for assault, arrested again for writing policy
b. Rouzee, 5000 NJ st., not enough signers.
Elizabeth Kroon, 1867 East Market Space
| application should be in name of husband.
Margaret Quilter, 703 Grant ave-, not
enough signers.
J. d. Sullivan, 2O1 Mass. ave-, suspected Of
selling on Sunday.
james Holmes & Bro, 504 N. j. ave., old
established place, but noisy, and profane;
white and colored persons frequent it.
Keith Sutherland, 1913 Vt. ave-, one other
saloon, frequented by disorderly persons.
Dennis Mulloney, 1851 ID st., visited by
prostitutes
Thomas j. Conroy, 1910 ID St., resort Of dis
orderly and disreputable persons.
| f. Frehaus, 1920 ID st., frequented by
thieves, and suspicious persons and pros
| titutes
Jacob Stinzing Oil ID ST., arrested for SUM-
day bar, and one more sgner required.
| g. B. Osborne, COL 18th ST., not enough
signers.
| Total, AZ.
| WHOLESALE REFUSED.
L. G. Milovich, 615 d ST.; W. B Arundel,
2140 G ST.; T. G. Munich, GIG 9th ST.. G.
Stewart, corner Sth st. and Grant ave.; Amelia
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