Daily Republican., 1889-05-28

| VfEi Flth I hAi tlt WIS u hiu lhhtu
William Baugh was called by MIR
Bird TO show tn 4 letter which was re
cei,cd By the judges pu-porting to hay,
! been sent by ThomAs johnson of tn,
Harlan and Hollinesworlh Company, had
never been written by that gentleman
but Judge Houston said he had rcc, i've
letter few IN nutes previous from Mr.
johnson TO that elect. MIR. Baugh te,tl
H. d that he knows of the house kept b,
Doherty, and that during the time lie had
lice1se he always kept a quiet, orderly
place, and as far as Le knew had alwayt
obeyed the provisions OF the law.
Charles 7. Dougherty, Michael Riley
and Lawrence Burns, each testified tC
the same effect.
The case of George johnson, of No. 40i
West Front street, was called up by
Walter Hayes, ESQ.,, who appeared in his
behalf lie presented several letters re.
commencing the applicant, and showing
that he provides accommodations fol
boarders.
CHARLES P. Dougherly, Thomas r.
Lally, Patrick J. Long, John CayanauRli
aud Daniel Brubehder each testified that
johnson keeps quiet and orderly place.
The case oil Joseph Hendel, of No. 3lJ
East Seventh street, was next taken up,
and Mr. Prickett stated that he had re-
monstrance against him.
Owen Hughes testified that he has 81 en-
beer carried away from the place by men,
women and children. He had also seen
liquor sold to drunken men and had seen
men going in and out the back way on a
Sunday afternoon. The place is very dis
orderly.
Simon Guthrie testified that he lives
opposite to HendePs saloon aud had
heard some little noise there, but nothing
that he considered serious. Ae had seen
kettles carried away from the saloon hut
did not know what was In them. He had
counted as high as is white and black
persons going in the back way on a Sun
day afternoon last summer.
! Isaac Strain testified that he lives
across the street from Hendel's saloon
and had seen persons go In the back way
on Sunday.
Officer Burleigh testified that he had
seen drunken people around the place on
Easter Sunday morning about 1918.
The bar room was open and men were
drinking ut The bar. He rad never seen
any disturbance around the place.
Mr.. Pickett also presented a Ger III
cate from the records OF the Municipal
Court showing that Hendel was fined for
assault on Isaac VeDn on March @, 1889.
This was he last witness called by Mr.
Prickett, and Mr.. Bird commenced call
| Ing witnesses for the defense.
WI liam II. MoysteD, George II. Jack
son, Jr., jerome /. Wood, Frank Zlm-
Norman, John Carney George Grlere and
1ustayns Steinick each testified that they
know of Hendel's sa Don aud know that
1t Is quiet, respectable place.
Mr.. Prickett called Owen Hughes In
rCbutal, and he testified that the people
he had seen going In the back way had
gone toward the rear building, but he
could not say whether or not they had
gone In.
The case of Edward A. Donahoe, No. o
East Third street, was next taken up,
when Mr.. Prickett said that there was a
warrant issued on May IL Tor DOnahoe,
on a charge OF selling liqucr on Sunday,
and that the officers had not been able to
serve IL, on account of his absence from
the city.
| This was denied by Mr.. Ward, who
cOntended that Donahoe had not been out
Of the city, and that II there was war
| n ut issued for him he could have bouu
arrested at any time. Olncer Updyke
Was called US a witness, but as he was not
In court the case was continued Tor the
present.
The case OF John Doordan was again
taken up, aud Elizabeth Stevenson
called. She testified that she has son,
| II years OF age, and that he had bought
liquor in Doordan's place and brought it
home. When his father heard that be
was summoned as witness in this case
be sent him away, so that he would moi
have 10 appear. Mr.. Prickett sail that
he had other witnesses, and Mr.. Holcomt
stated that he had witnesses to reply Il
them, but the court declined to hear any
more, and said that they did not feel like
refusing license on such evidence III
had been produced in this case.
The cSsr OF Bernard Farren, of No 10l;
East Eleventh street WAS called, wheI
Mr., Pickett stated lie had been refustt
twice before, and the Court decided no
to hear anything further concerning it.
james II. Flanagan of No. 1000 Ian
caster avenue was next taken up, but a
he had been refused twice before 10
another Place, the Court declined 10 hOa
anything concerning II.
,, The Chief Justice also declined to hea
anything on the application OF Charl
DeValllnSer for new place at Searle
, street and Lancaster avenue.
, There was Il remonstrsnco against th
application Of A. X. Gillespie Of TaylC
= aud Church streets.
Oillcer Upiyke testified that he ba
seen white and negro women gong i
and out the side door. He did not thin
i that Gill spie obeyed the law, as he irt
qucn!ly saw crowd around tie place.
Officer Burleigh testified that he ia AZ
qnainted with Gillcspie's place and di
not think II Nas fTequcnted by any w1Ts
people than other p aces. lie had zee
drunken people in the ntighhorhooh, bt
dill oL know whether or not they UbtliI
s. ed their liquor there.
). William B. Norton was called for Ill
: defense, aud It siilie that ha lives opp
. site to q llespie's place, and knows tht
ii il quiet and ord rly.
y John Irwin, Charles X'rbY, HpSto
u Galloway, Patrick Brennan and job
= 5 nj h each st fed TO the good charac
Ut the place, and aontrad cted the ties t
r m0uy given 10y Officer updyke.
!, IHecas OF Joseph nenhel was agai
e taken W, and George Mccoy sworn. Il
). testified that he lives opposite to Hendel
e place, AMI h frequently seen people {
in on Sundays; he has seen drunken mt
4ro.Hi til place and some disorder.
f. The application OF Fergus Hanrahan
No. 3 East Front street was next take
N. ap. Mr.. Pickett opposed It, and sal
y thit ID was not neuded, and that Il
nuuhtr oil saloons in that vicinity a
- Il" cnsse Of continual disorder.
J., Wiilum Y. Swiggett testified that Hal
" r.l3ln was arrested some time ago for
J. yiueut assault aud battery on his wit
lie mas learned from Hanrahan's wife TIL
b. lie has had the mania from drinking, al
Is @a5 comm ted to the asylum. II
b place is irequented by the worst al
"a lowest characters aud is the cause OF
l. great deal OF disorder In that vicinity.