Daily Republican., 1889-05-29

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application of Walter E. Taylor Of
Taylor and Locust streets, and Mr..
Prickett said that he had summoned
several witnesses, but rs they had failed
to appear he would rest his case on the
relnonstrance.
Walter Hayes, Esq, on behalf of the
applicant called Charles II. Camp, George
Hart and Officer Galloway, each of whom
testified that he keeps quiet and orderly
house.
White & Co. of No. g. o Tatnall street
came next, and Mr.. Prickett said that
this could be considered new case, as
license 10 the place under another man
was refused at previous term. The
parties were not represented and the case
went by default.
The case of Edward A. Donahoe of No.
East Third street was taken W, and
MIR. Prickett said that there was war
rant issued for him on May 10 for selling
liquor on the Sabbath, and that he had
eluded arrest.
This was denied by Messrs. Ward and
Hayes, who appeared for the applicant,
and contended that Donahoe had not
been out of the city, neither had he tried
to avoid arrest.
Mr.. Prickett called Officer Updyke,
and he testified that the warrant Tor
Donahoe's arrest had bt Gu placed IN his
hands the day 1t was issued, but that he
had not beea able to find him. lie had
gone TO his house and was told that he
wss in Philadelphia.
Senator Donahoe testified that he was
going down Market street yesterday
morning with Edward A. Donahoe 20
enter bail for him and passed Officer
Updyke on the street. He laughed at the
Idea OF his baving n warrant for The man
and not serving it.
Edward A. Donahoe testified that he
had not been out of the city, and that he
had not made the slightest effort to
avoid arrest. He did not know that a
warrant had been Issued until yesterday.
A man that boards with Donahoe tesli-
fed to the same effect, aud said he was
certain that he had not been away from
the city or tried IN any way to seerete
himself.
The case of Henry G. ? ckley, of No.
LOG East Fifth street, W she next taken
up, and Serg, ant BlacI lrn, upon being
called to the stand, CAV Jme damaging
tes timony against 1t.
The last case taken was that Of
Edmund q. Bane, at and Walnut
streets. This was called at the request
OF Mr.. Smalley, who said that when
BRne's case was called on Monday he did
not know there WAS any opposition, and
therefore had not employed counse.
There was no remonstrauce against him,
and the only evidence was that Of two
police officers. The Court ruled that no
rehearlngs would he granted on any of
the applications, but the Chief Justice,
in answer to a question of Mr.. Smaley's,
taid that this case would stand unpreju-
diced at the September term OF court.
Tne applicant WAS simply neglectful, and
Judge Houston gave TO the counsel his
reasons at some length for not reopening
any hearings.
There was no objection to any Of the
following aud they were passed:
j. 7. Mercer, southwest corner Eighth
and Tatnall; Samuel Moore, No. 922
East Seventh; Daniel Melarhey, School
districts No. % and Is; Maria Murphy,
northwest corner Third and Ship,ey;
Matthew Macklem, southeast corner
Fourth and Orange; Alexander Maxwell,
Middietown; Jacob Messing, No. $40
West Filth; John Mealey, No. 205 Mar
ket; John McClstferty. no Invest corner
filth anC Plue; Margaret Mccain, No.
l26 West Front; Joseph Neidermaier,
No. 1l9 Shipley; Neal O'DouAell, south
east corner Scott aud Lowering avenue;
Philip @. Plunkett, No. 207 West From
Edward T. Peregoy, northwest corner
FourCh and Monroe; John B. Price, No.
1898 Market; |. Z. Pyle, Clayton House;
Z. Plunkett q Co., No. los Market;
Nancy Quigley, No. GEO Madison; Will
Ian g. Robelen, No. lOS West Seventh;
Thomas j. Ryan, southwest corner Mary
land and Lancaster avenues; Emanuel
Hichenberger, No. l0l Market; Thomas
+. Russell, No. SlS West Front; Elizabeth
Rics, No. IL East Filth; Michael ].
Sharkey, northwest corGer Lancaster
avenue and Harrison street, Frederick
schmidt, northeast corner Fourth and
Lombard; CALVIN b. Stidham, school dis
tr ct No. 81; John Sayers, southwest cor
ner Tenth and Orange; Andrew Schill-
ing, No. 203 Monroe; William f. smith,
KirkwoGd; Fredus A. Siurg, on, school
districts Nos. 2l and 81; Eliza A. Stout,
Delaware CITY; Christine SPAIN, No. 3fl
West Second; Philip r Shea. No. 2l7
East Front; John c. Sasse, Jr., northeast
corner Finn and Orange; Henry W.
Sasse, No. II East Second; Lewis Sasse,
NO. ia East Fourth; Thomas Toy, Bran.
dywiue Banks; Peter 4. Touhey, Nc. l04
West Front; John Tully, No. l East
Front; Samuel NJ. Wood, No. 7OB
Orange; James White, No. 100 Poplar;
Joseph Weldin, northeast corner Second
and French; William Woodward, No. 615
Shipley; Charles +. Walther, southeast
corner Fourth and Adams; John Wagner,
ark; II. X Watson, No. sO3 Market.
Couit then adjourned until this morn
ing.