Daily Republican., 1889-05-27

cages in the prothonotary's Office are fire.
quenlly examined by outside parties fol
improper purposes, and the Chief Justice
said that an order had been Issued some
time ago that no one las right to ex-
anime the records with a view Of making
them public.
The opinion of the court In the case q
Nathaniel Williams and the Walton &
Whan Company vs.. William A. Coeh-
ran, whose pa, perty was sold by order OIL
the United States Circuit G urt under q
foreclosure OF mortgage, was given by
Judge Housun.
The licet sc applications were then
taken up.
The case OF John @ Adams, Eleventh
and X rkwood streets, was the frat taken
up. Mr. Prickett said there were two re-
monstrances against him, one of which
said the place was not Necessary and the
other that Adams is Of quarrolsome dis
position.
Martin Paynter testified that he knows
of Adams place and had been In it on
sunday, but never saw any liquor sold on
that day.
Samuel Jones testified that he is ac-
qualnted with Adams and his place, but
never knew OF any violation of the law.
The applicant was represented by Levi
@. Bird, Esq, ard as all the witnesses
were not present the case was continued
for the present.
There was objection to the application
of Edwin q. Bane, Fifth and Walnut
streets, on account OF his selling liquor to
be carried away rom the premises and
a SO that 1t Is opposite to dancing acad-
envy, the people from which frequent 1t
at all hours of the night
Officers updyke and BIrlcigh testified
that they had seen girls from the dancing
academy so In the place by the side
door.
Margaret Bacou's place, No West
Fourth street, was objected to on the
ground that it is disre. utable place.
Sergeant Blackburn testified that he
knows OF the house, and that while some
say 1t is disorderly place others say that
II Is not. He had frequently seen disre.
putable people going In the place and
had heard complaints about it.
Officer Burleish testified that the house
bears bad character aud always has
snce he knew OF T..
Mrs Bacon was represented by WIN.
2. Lyman, ED, who called Frank
Townsend for the defense lie testified
that lie knows of Mrs. Bacon house and
always thought that she kept very
quiet Place. lie has been in the place,
but never saw any dlsIcputab people o
the place.
John McLaughl n testified that ne car.
ries on business on Fourth street osttp
Mrs. Bacon's lie was in the place al
most every day AID had never seen any
thing wrong. Thought the para was as
good as any other saloon.
rbo case OF lon q. Adams was ararn
taken mn. and I.-i 1 NrItoy ,7g..i
that on the day OF Mayor II ,rrIuytnn,s
cler,i,n lie az Al,,1s s,lli,,.' i''',l, n
boug,it lioIIor thor bitnscsf d, 'i''
othtr, do "A Adams aIs,1sol,l i,.,,''. 90"
carried nway from tl,e nrrn,iars '''' - ~
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witncss admitted NM he iv's nt1, '' i, oie
to Adams nnd ina some trnnhls Vii, v H.,
ahont itlacng a Da,r a. an sii,.,, -, ~
between them. ''''' 80
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should bs prnp,eJ. ''es''''
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Mr. PTcsc FL, saii hat mi. "g a,,, 7'h ,; ",'
hal been reiu.cl twice proy .nnt,i. ''''"
He was re presented ~ ]. FrgI.ii ptr,s
Esq, who suil that ybgn The li"r,,.,'' :,
fefused fl wA. far purei0 t'cl,,ir',t ,,.a