Daily Republican., 1889-05-28

stating that at the present term both ap-
plicatit MS would be fairly considered.
! MIR. Prckett said he did not care which
house was licensed, bur he did not think
both were nee led, ani the matter was
left for the court TO decide.
| The case OF Gustavus ko'ck, of No.
| 2ll6 Market street, was called, but as he
has been refused license several times
| the Court ec.lped to consider II.
The next considered was the case of
| William Mailer, OF Front and Franklin
streets.
Oniesr Riitenhouse was callei and
testified that he had seen p 'ople carrying
kettles away from the place, but did not
know what was in them.
Several witnesses were called by Mr..
Ward for the defensn, who testified that
on several occasions they had examined
the kettles and found that they were
| I'LL. d with sauerkraut l. was also shown
that he mad refused to sell to minors, aui
also to persons who wished to carry
liquor away from the premises.
Mary McWilliems, the owner Of the
property at Sixth and Church streets,
previously occupied by Christie pher
Putinal, appeared and male a stalemen'.
She said that she had been granted n
AletUSt IOE Iut tlEu ut N1hTN hEtAs nun
after keeping II for some time retired ami
rented the property 10 Putinal tor so a
month. At pr, vious term OF court he
was refused license, and on March ~
she turned him out and took the place
herself She said that her living de-
pended on It, and begged that the court
would grant her application.
The case of Joshua Pyle, OF A and
Townsend street, was next taken up, but
as none of the witnesses were present, it
was continued until this afternoon.
The application of James X gers, of
Front and Walnut streets came next,
and was opposed by Mr.. Prickett, who
said that this was the place formerly oc-
cupied by Marten, who bad violated the
law openly, AMI was obliged to leave the
city.
William P. Lyman, ESQ.,, appeared for
the applicant and made an argument In
his defense, but the Court declined to
consider the application.
There was no objection to the follow
ing: Frederick w. Heiss. northeast corner
of Sixth and Walnut streets; John
Doherty, Eighth aud Walnut streets;
Philip Dougherty, No. 1874 King street;
John p. Donahoe, Nos. 5l7 and $40
Orange street; John +. Dolan, No. 9
West Third street; Charles Dever, Rising
Sun; James L. Dickinson. School Dis
trct No. 81; Peter Elmer, Fourth and
Union streets; John Farnam, No. 215
East Front street; Samuel Fl ley, No. 8
West Fourth street; Harry Fel'meir,
Second and Walnut Streets Margaret
Fischer, No. 1l3 Shlpley street; Foord &
Robinson, No. 521 Orange street; John ii.
Foord & Son, No. 53l Market street; A.
u GlllaaDIa G. 40 No Eaat Aacopd
street; Hiett Graham, New Castle; Louisa
NJ. Graham, No. 1908 Shiplcy street; John
G.. Garwood, Front and French streets;
Frank huck, No. 227 Tatnall street;
Jacob B. Hyatt, school district No. So;
Anton Hauber, No. 200 West Second
street; Charles Hoffman, school district
No. As; Vincent o. Hill, school district
No. 60; Hasson & Kane. No. SlS Market
street; David johnson, Centreville; Com
rad Keller, No. 40l Shipley street; John
Kelly, W alter and Market streets; Martin
KeoRh, No. 10 West Front street; Henry
X. King, School District, No. / Kelly u
Brother, Second and Tatnall streets; Ben
jamin Kopf, Lowering avenue and Riddles
road; Francis Kelly & Co., No. 10S
Market street; FurRis Kelly, No.
937 Chestnut street; John L.
Lewis, Newark; James I. Leach, No
100 French street; Thomas j. Lawless,
School districts Nos. 90 and rs; Hugh
Lynch, nlevuuIh aud SyelHet osreote,
Michael Lucey, Second and Tatnall
streets; Thomas Lally, Fifth and Spruce
streets; Simeon Lord, Augustine Pier;
Barbara MANI, Third and Adams streets
John I. Mercer, Eighth and Tatnall
streets.
At l o'clock court adjourned until
O'Clock this afternoon,