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

loon. He admitted, however, before he
left the stand that he owns the property
for which the license 10 asked.
The case OF james y. Flanagan, OF
Trout and jackson streets, was next
taken MP, and Mr.. Priokett said this
pIaoe had been refused license OF the
Noyem ber term, but he would show
that Flanagan had boen selling einoe
He oallsd John Morris, who testified
that he bought liquor In the place in
May. Mfr. Bird appeared for The applf-
cant, and upon cross sexamininG the
witness, asoertalned that he had OBJ
tatued the liquor at Second iaateAd OF
Front and jackson streets.
Wade Laconey testified that he had
bought liquor In the place, and upon
being cross examined by Mr.. Bird,
said he had bought the liquor ut the
house on jackson street, one square be-
low Third. Mr.. Bird remarked they
have evidently got the wrong pig By
the ear, and turning TO the witness said:
"Now Mr. Oagnac," but bsfore he pro
ceeded any further the court and rpec-
tators were convulsed with laughter,
during which the witness left the stand.
The name OF Bernard Farrun, OF
Hsald and Apple streets, South Will
minaton, Was CALLED, bat his case was
postponed for the present ut the 70,
quest Of Mr.. Prlokett.
James II. Cams name Was called,
when Anthony Higgins, Esq, said tha,
he represented the eremonstrants against
Ii, William T. Smithers, Esq, APP
! peared for the apy licAnt, and CALLED
Henry O. Clark, Pepton Bellville and
Charles MoWhotter, who testified that
they considered the place necessity 70
the town, % there 10 no other plao2 FOL
the accom- odation OF the pubiio. Tha'
Mr, Gam is O man OF good character
and fully competent TO keep the place
IMr, Smithers also read q pzper pre-
pared by Mr.. Mo W Whorter, in which !
was stated that the place kept by Johr
Fl, Calder, and called hotal, is nothing
more than subsorfuge, and not capa6l
of accommodating the travelling public
Mr.. Higgins called John ID Calder II
rebuttsl. He testified that he keeps
hotel at 6t. deorges, and has zen room
10 house. which are ACCESSIBLE 70 th
| public at any time.
, which will aouommodate aiK horaes. ii
has never turned any one away wh
has applied for accommodations, an
, furnishes good square meal, withou
any red tape.
George w, TownHend testified that b
lives ut 81 Georges, and is Aoquainte
. with tho house kept BY Mr.. Calde
/ There was considerable complain
!. about the house that Mrs. Gam KEEP
and he, with some other oitIzsps, sent
remonstrarce TO the court, piedgin
! them mselyeB to start o temp rance hote
which they have done, he knows ID
y Calder, aud has known him since 1Si
and always Iouud him to be Aa honei
: man, aud . man Of integrity.
On oross.ax animation by Mr.. Smitl
! ers he said that there had bean son
= trouble about Me-. OAlaer, but 1t ha
!. never come before the church, % NJ
= Calder had withdraw. He was abb
: 10 speAk about the character OF Il
/ honse kept by Mrs. Gam. when he vi
I, checked by MI. Smlthers, As II vi
. hearsAy evidence
u George W. Simpler testified that
u resides at At. Georges, aAd was one
those who helped get up the house ke
70 by Mr.. Calder. He considered IL 81
70 ply sufficient to meet all the wRnts al
y y needs OF the travelling public.
10 witness keeps store in the town. 81
=, when statesmen come In to cell ~
y, ~ goods he always SENDS them TO u
II house. and they invariably expr'
20 themselves Rs being satisfied Wl.h
40 Aooommod Ations furnished. IL is
ne Intention Of the protectors Of the hou
H. 10 supply travellers with everytht
needed except rum
10 The names of a.. B. Gillespie q q
~ East Second strast ineAr Market; al
10 Graham, OF New CASTLE; john j. "a
on Bride, Fourth and Grange strsetsi 10
j Gnrwood, OF the European Hot
VI Andrew Grotz, No. 105 Walnut stre
'e! and John E Graham, Of 303 Shipl
IL atraet. were called, but as there
nc nothing against either their Gases !"
20 pAssed. - M o.,m,h =, n,.vs,
10 ana Thatcher streets, Easl Wiimtngt
=, was called, Mr.. Priokett said thaI
et- license had twice bean refused for !
no house, and that at the Last term OF co
So the applicant pTeteated a petition,
d. his favor, which 1t had been ssoertail
NO. was in q great measure bogus. drir
or, was not represented by counsel anu
Ary caee WAS postponed.
is, The case OF Edward Hart, NO
luS TAtnsll street, was next taken up,
Mr.. Priokett called Detectives MO
ior and Lacouey, who testihed snat :
went luJD hbEk % nNApoA SN@
rho April 20, and bought liquor. They
be saw q colored man buy some lig'
een and Morris said that he purchase
Tho bottle iuil which he exhibited in 90
Judge Psynter examined 1t osref
the and ps6noua oed It whissey.
any The applicant was represented
18th Willard aaulsbury, Jr., Esq, who
hey jeo.ed the witnesses to a searoi
the cross examination, at the close OF WI
court adjourned At o'oleck until
Aok O'Clock.
ity, THE EVENING SESSION,
una Judus Houston did not come In G
uot antil i. 80 O'Clock last evening, snd
Ays' he announced to Mr.. smttheIs
l.. Judge Paynter had been seized VII
= NO attack OF vertigo and 1t Was doubt
ON Jul he would be abla to attend. AfLer
soii ing until 80 O'Clock court aoJou
:, until 9 c'eloek this morning.
ated = -... .,a
, nv original One Price Boot and .
ada. House is 304 Market street. ID
riiz. Pike, Proprietor.
ave-
'ront A Hard Days Work.
East James Downey, ,he bailiff at the
r OF utaIrwsy a the O5urs House, had
they day. work yests LAY. The snxie
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