Daily Republican., 1888-12-18

tl-k AteS Whp eNkekoa ~
Snot9eE S bas.Fef6, sl9 o2ped p Mrs.
oresssa with eight map and three
horses, they were all ncSQmEa9dated
"a bn 9xJelIonI manner; Il Gad not
been for this hotel be did n05 know
where they would have stopped. The
house Was qui0t and orderly, and on
one occasion he saw Mrs. Cr6sdsn
refuse man liquor. because she said
te had eIough, The witE ess 10 not
only temperance man, bat fetal ab.
stalnBr.
HOr. Charles B. Lore, George H.
Bates, ESQ William T. Lyusm, EsQ,
Howard d. Jordan aud George p. r. g..
don testihed that they had sCpp4d At
hrs. Cresden's, and always found the
aoeummOdt tlons frs. rata IN every 70
specti they considered the house pub.
lio necessity.
John Oreeden testified that his mother
has accommodations for man and bsast,
and on the occasion OF sale had fur.
nisneh neAls fol as many Rs two hun
dTed aud fifsy men.
Daniel Cretden tostIAsi that tbs night
that Barton came In he WAS Attanhing
par. aEd wheo be oAl cd for whisky re
fused to let him have 1t, on the around
t2tss ~ ~ wv VI hllf ohNNOu HHBuE
red him that he wAs over 81 years Of
age and called on = companies to verify
u, when ths witness gave It to him.
HIS mother bad given slrlot ins,rue-
tlons not TO sell TO minofs, 70 druukards 8
or men under the iufluoaoB Of lluuor.
William CLARK testified that he lives
near HTg. Or ellen, and has ffsQueDtly
been In her house. He belived that she
strictly comp led with the law.
The osse OF James TomAp OF Nav
Oastle WAS next taken NJ. He was rs.
presented by NJ MsBarB. Ward aud Hayes.
attorneys for hl Liquor Dealers' Aeso,
oia'ion, wh) said that 1t Was an old
established houss.
II y Edward /. Hubbard, Of New
Castle, wAa placed on the stsud aud
sAid that he had paper signed by 237
Wives and mothers aekiDE that the
numher Of saloons in New Oastle be re.
duoed he also said that during the
past II months Tomtn's saloon had
haen the BoaDe OF . uuracs- Of fiShts and
considerable disorder. he asserted fur
tier that every saloon 1ght which 90
CURED In New Olstls was in TltnAn's
place, Ho protested o a.nst Tomau
hAviD9a lioense because he had Gala
that he wanted tba wIines - blosd, II
10 the general EentimEnt Of the TespGctA
bic people Of N3w Castle that this AZ
pltt t,on Should be refused. He hEd
asked om5 of theSe palule 10 come +,
court and testify but they declined on
the ground that they wyu 4 80 80 1T tho
risk OF their livss sud pt p rty.
. GROSS examination, Mr. HAyeI
asked him to give the nbms3 Of these
p2ople, and upon lis refusal appealed
10 the Q. utt to order him 10 Gnswer
This ihe Court declined to DO, and sale
t 9 testimony could Only hs taken
81 Lenuay eYi isnoa Ia further n.
swers 10 mr Hayes QUESTIONS, the wiz
mesa eei0 that he knew nothing OF HE
own knovlodga conoeJ a,ng tGs house
Kept Gy TdnAu
TIL ,nss Fl, ziir told about q asht that
occurred ut . city election, Eeld last
April, which was com mspcad by To
mSn. He did rot think the house wss
aeessssIy.
Aobsel Klpg tos.tAsa that ho was a,
the election spoken Of, 5 a saw the dis
tuToance creR;ed by rOsau. This wit
ne was the judge Of tha elsotion, and
upoN being ssA. by Mr., Hnyes, on
c ross s-ezsNinst ol, Why he did rot
have Toman arrested Uhen he ere sted
the disturbance, said vhst New Castle
only had one police fioar ct the time
lnd that he was no 20 Q; hs was afrsid
that II he ca led en- 8 N 70 arrest Tomau
b. might take hlUl instead
Patrick hc0lsy WAS a. the election
ann know there Was disturbance on
&c about q ohallenEe The Witueea
Sss inssco and cold not see wbo made
the disturbance.
WIlrnar n gpo,v, ,aa, .a,r A. 49, l.,
a. Ehe poils and teNtiAad to The profane
ihDs usRs used ny T1mAn,
9sor9a W. Eekel. member ect Of
The LeRislature, ssg T1mau nv the elto
ion and oofrobora!eo tbs statement Of
'hs previous witnesses IN reference to
tn disturbance
Ssvarsl other witnesses saw the trou
als Rt the n0lla. but did not consider It
any more thau an ordinary election
row.
George w. Hastings saw q dIssur.
0Anot near the depot, and heard Tcman
iAl II HastiDgp, ths c---i orc armed
orc hiaiti0n ga Of h--h. I'll choke
he uzzsi OUT Of him The witness
YES In B.ote at TIE um9 aDd got the
to let him out this back Wsy,
de AftsrWArte had TOman arrested md
lnnd over Co keep tie peace. He did
not hirk the house was re ssBsiy for
lie accommodation OF the public.
This WsB the last witness against the
house, and Mr. Hayes prstsnted n psti
lion siRned by seventy-saYeu residents
II New CASTLE 10 favor a tbs applicant
He also read let ers from q numbtr OF
Eell known msu, statlag thRE Tomku
keeps good bcuse
John MAhoney testified that he has
been foreman on the Delaware raj! |
rosd for the past thisty.tRo years. He |
has known Tomsn einoe ha was q boy. |
and knows him TO he man Of coed |
lhsrsoter and that he Keeps quiet al d |
orderly house.
Hngh Bro idan, . flsSmau en- the |
oelawete railroad, testified that he 10 |
itAtioned opposite Tonaa's place, and |
Iever knew of Its being anything but a
inlet, orderly house
John 7 Brady kseps store ext door |
10 romBn'1 houss, and ElRSys knew 1t
o he qniet Al orderly plsoa.
BlohAri j. 0ornelly, John BsRan, |
ehomas Ford, Thomas Holcomb, JAs.
3 HEnoa, George MORTON, James L. |
Bloc And William TsJ lor testified to
he good character OF Toman, and that
10 keeps quiet bouso which is neces-
IsTy to accommodate the public,
AS II was GOw nearly O'Clock the
'onrt declined any more applications,
snd took rscess until 10 o'clock this |
morning.
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jest Out-Tho Beat Yet
The little WaterhurV vy4too fcr tha