Daily Republican., 1889-11-01
APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSE.
The Men and Women Who Are Asking
the Privilege to Sell IntoxIcants.

The Men and Women Who Are Asking
tho Privilege to Sell IntoxIcants.
The following is a list of persons who
VIII apply for licenses to sell intoxicating
liquors ut the November term of Court,
commencing November ls:
OLD PLACES.
William Alsentzer, sos King street;
Armstrong q Sparks, Middletown hotel;
Margaret Burk, Ia Maryland avenue:
Joseph A. Bauman, southeast corner
Front and King streets; Emil Beck.
southeast corner Thirteenth and Heald
streets; Emil Bucher, southwest corner
Filth and shipley streets; Bourbon II Co,
northwest corner Water and French
Streets Bernard Bonner, southwest cor
ner Filth aud Spruce stree 8; Henry
Blonth, northeast corner Front and
French; M. Brady, SOL Z. Fifth street;
William A. Caray, 90 South Justison
street William @. Cole, northwest cor
ner Maryland avenue and Monroe street
Bernard Clark, 406 Pine street Mlchaei
j. Clancy, northwest corner Sycamore
and jackson streets Thomas Conway,
708 Maditon street Walter 8. Cheayens,
1888 Pine street John Craven, south east
corner Niuth and DUPONT streets Mary
a. CreedeD, HCckessin William i.
Currinder, ChfistiAna Susan B. Dandy,
southeast corner Fitth and Adams streets;
Patrick Dougherty, southeast corner OF
Fifth and Tatnall streets Philip
Deery, Gontheat corner Pleasant and
Jackson streets d; Dennis Dougherty,
Rising Sun Ellen NJ. Ford, southwest
corner Seventh and Lombard streets /;
Eberharl z. Freye, 62l Shlpley street !;
Joseph Fullmsr, t0S Market street /,
Thomas Farnan, southeast corner Filth
and Poplar streets
John j. Gallagher, 300 King street; John
Gam, 405 King street; Benjamin q. Gam,
223 King street; William Hollspi Il
Bro. 52S East Fourth street; james S.
Heal, 5l7 East Fourth street; Frederick
Hagmayer, Allen House, ChIistiana
Hundred; Ann Kaiser, IA East Second
street; Harry Kienle, 1t0 East Third
street; John d. Kelly, northwest corner
Delaware avenue and DUPONT street;
James A. Kel y, southwest corner Tenth
aud Shipley streets; Joseph p. Lacy, 00i
West Second street; John G. Lavery, SOL
Madison street; Bridget Lally, 2i1 East
Front street; Charles w. Lloyd, ct.
Georges; Martin LEONARD, Dobblnsville,
New Castle; John May, IL 5 Lobdell
street, Margaret, Mulrooney, 30l West
Fifth street; William Mcguire, northwest
cGruer Front aud Washington streets;
Patrick Mulrooney, northeast corner
ChristiaDa avenue and VanBuren street;
Elizabeth l.. Manz, northeast corner
Nin'h and Walnut streets; James Nc.
Gratb, southeast cor. Second and jackson
streets; John NJ. Mulrooney, southeast
rofner Heald street and Christlana ave. |;
Alexander McGowap, northwest corner
Third and Lombard streets; Edward
Milne, Eelawore City; Thomas McHugh,
Is Market street; Edward j. Newell,
southeast corner Maryland avenue and
Bird street; Edward O'Donnell, 107 West
Sixth street; James O'Neill 22S Madison
street; Frank ii. Pinkerton, Gilpin
House, Newcastle; William G.. Robelen,
lCS West Seventh street; Philip X. Shea,
southeast corner Of Fourth aud Scott
jackson street; Charles 6hearer, New
Castle; Andrew Wilhelm, All Shiplty
street; Louis Winkler, l4l9 French street;
Micl agl Walsh, 624 East Third street;
Johanna 4. Young, southeast corner
Second and Harrison streets.
Previously refused. - Margaret Bacon,
West Fourth street; VIM. n. Brady,
southwest corner Eleventh and Church
streets; bernard Csrr, 5oS Church street;
George W. Griffith, northeast corner
Eleventh and Tnttcher streets; George
johnson, 404 West Front street; Nicholas
Jenney, 100 East Water street; Johanna
kohsflc, 1913 East Eleventh street; VIM.
Mahler, northeast corner Lancaster ave-
rue aud Franklin street.
New places. Ambold, northeast
corner Eleventh ami Railroad avenue;
Samuel Bell, northeast corner Water and
Market streets; John J. Hanly, l0l Mon
roe street; Peter McHupb, School D.s-
trlct No, lG, Christiana hundred; Francis
z. Newell, 108 East fi,th street; Ben
jamin Y. &. Rothwell, O 'llius Beach.
Store keepers. David Boulden, New
Castle; Willism II. Griffith, Newark;
Michael Mulligan, Delaware City: Wm.
Morris, Delaware City; Thomas j. Fltz
simmons, 702 Lancaster avenue.
Diu gisls.-Z. James Belt, northwest
corner Sixth ard Market streets; Ii. Il.
B lnghurst, No. 3l7 Market street;
N. B. Danforth, 123 Market street;
John NJ. Harvsy, 407 Delawale avenue; ;
Fr4nk II. Smith, Fifth and King Streets
Smith Bishop. southeast corner
Delaware avenue and DUPONT street;
Taylor 81 Eullertcn, 302 King ktreet;
Benjamin X. Veasey, Eighth and Mon
roe streets.
vi tHe iOfcRoiik VI hppiichlOuo 10 are
for hotels and SALOONS, D for stores aud 8
for d. uggists. OF the rs for hotels anl
saloons of them are for places at
have been before refused, and o OF them
a.e for new places. Twelve of the hotels
arc outside the city limits. According 10
tie revised license laws OF the State
each applicant for hotel and saloon Ii
eepse In the city paid TO the clerk of the
pesce $500, while those outside of tho
city paid 500 each. Each applicant for
store license paid 500, and each appli-
cant for druggists license paid $50.
There are In the hands oi the Clerk OF
tho Peace at this time the following
amounts for liquor license fees:
| Sixty.six hotel und saloon licenses
ut 500 caCh................... ....Slg, 500
| Twelve hotel and saloon licenses
outside the city at 500 each....... 9, 100
| Five stores Mt 800 each. h.............. 800
| Eight druggists ut go each. 100
IOthi. ..ss.s's..'''s''..ss S--,obu
In all cases where applicants are re-
fused the license fees paid Will be re
turned.
All rcinonstrar ces az ainst the granting
of liceIs must be handed In 10 tho
court by Wednesday, the 2 tn of Novem-
ker, or they will not be considered.
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