Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30
LIoESsE HEARINGS.


srty. Mr.. Priokstt opposed renewal q
the license.
DELAYKp WARRANT.
Tbs objection 10 u. A. Donahos, No. o
East Third street, Mr.. Prioketi said, yaa
that warrant had been isaued for him
on charge OF selling liquor on Sunday.
May i2th, hut that II not been served be-
cause Donahoe kept out of town. Messrg.
Hayes and Ward, his counsel, denied thin
statement, and said he had mot been alb.
sent. They called him end no responded.
and took seat beside them. Witnesses
not being present the hearing was do.
3esxed.
NEW MAN ron AN OLD PLACE.
james Rogers ia applying for William
u. Martina old place Of Front and Wal
NUT streets, which was deprived OF license
u yoar ago for Illegal selling. w. 4.
Lyman, Esd, said that Rogers yay a
much better man than Martin.
PASSED WITHOUT OPPOSITION.
Frederick W. Heiss, northeast corner
Sixth and Walnut; John DOhsrty, north
east corner Of Eighth and Walnut Phtljp
Doherty, No. 1874 King; John P. Donahoe,
Nos. 5l75l9 Orange; John Il. Dolan, No.
O West Third; Charles Dsver, Rising
Sun; James l.. Dickinson, Townsend;
Peter Elmer, bother Fourth and Union;
John Farnan, No. 213 East Front; samuel
Finley, Gibson House; Henry FeldmeIer,
Beoond and Walnut; Margaret FISCHER,
No. 1l3 Shipley; Foord a Robinson,
bottlers, No. 52l Orange; J. Nj.
Ford 4 Son, Delaware House; A.
%. Gillespie d Son, No. 0 East
Second; Hiett Graham, New Castle;
Andrew Grotz, No. 10i Walnut; Louisa
Graham, No. 303 Shipley; John G. Gar.
wood, European Hotel; Jacob Hyatt,
'HtAnton; Anton Hauber, No. 200 West
Second Charles Hoffman, School Dis
trict No. s5 Patrick Harmey, Third and
Pine; Hassan d Kane, No. S13 Market /;
Vincent o. Hill, Blaokbird; David Johu.
son, Oentreville Conrad Kellar, Fourth
and shipiey. Frank Heck, No. 227 Tat.
nall; Maria Murphy, Kirkwood House /;
Matthew Maeklem, Western Hotel /;
Smith q Murray, No. East Seventh |;
Alexander Maxwell, Middletown; John
Mesley, No. 205 Market; Jacob
Messing, No. 800 West Fifth ;
Michael Maloy, No. 1120 French; John
Moolsnerty, Fifth and Pine; Margaret
NoOaiu, No. 1926 West Front; Joseph
EeidermAier, No. I19 shipley; Neil
,O'Donpell, Scott and Lowering avenue;
Philip @. Plunkett, No. 207 West Front;
u. I. PereRoy. Fourth and Monroe; John
b. Price, 2223 Market; Isaac o. Pyle,
Clayton House; p. Plunkett q Co, No.
10S Market; Nancy Quigley, No. GiC
Madison; w. q. Robelen, No. l08 West
Seventh; Thomas ]. Ryan, Maryland and
Lancaster avenues; II. RichonberRer
9rubb's Hotel; Thomss II. Russell, No,
6l8 West 'front.' John Kelly, Water and
Market; Benz. Kopf, Lowering avenue and
Riddles road, Martin Keogh, City Hotel
Henry H. King, Practical Farmer, Brandy
wine hundred; Kelley Il Brother, North
east corner Second and Tatnall; Frederick
He'll, No. 100 West Fourth; Kelley
o., No. 1903 Market; Fergus Kelly, No
937 Chestnut; John e. Lewis, Newark
James T. Leach, No. HOO French; Thos
]. LLwiess, Rising Bun; Hugh Lynch
Eleventh and Walnut; Michael Lucy
White Horse Hotel; Thomas Lally, Fifth
and Spruce; Barbara Mans, Third AMI
.Adame; John II. Mercer, Eighth and Tat
nall; Samuel Moore, No. 922 East Seventh.
Daniel Melarkey, Rising Bun.
WITHDRAWN.
gpenoer Jordan, Eleventh and LON
bard; George W. Griffith, Eleventh and
Thatcher; austavus kolck, No. 2lit
Market.
The hearing Of the license application
was finished at Tuesday atterDoon'ssse
sion Of court. The first was that o
George Sharp, No. 500 Pine street, VIII
was represented by W. T. bmithers, Esq
Ii was shown, however, that he had beef
twice refused previously, and he was sool
disposed of.
Michael Malloy OF No. l120 Frsnol
street came next, the charge against hir
being one Of keeping disorderly house
Bat the witnesses called In support faile
to show the disorder charged and Their
was plenty of testimony in his favor.
TWO SIDES TO CASE.
The charge Of being disoideriy an
duarreisome man was urged by MI
Friokett against Theodore Steele, VII
keeps a saloon and restaurant o. NO. IL
Market street. In support he produces
the municipal court records to show tins
Steele was arrsigned for assault and bal
terry on his wife on October 10th, 1857
and discharged, at her request, on pay
nent Of costs. Police officers teHttne
that the place was kept open all night.
Mr.. Steele testified that be had
boarders, principally railroad men, an
that he had kept bis bar tightly close
on SUNDAYS. AS TO the trouble with b.
wife. he said II arose from visit to GO
house by her sister, who raised quarre
whereupon he took his wife by the ar
and led her out of the room. The slatt
induced her to prefer charge OF assam
and battery sgainst him, but she subs
quently withdrew IL.
Testimony favorable to Mr.. Steele 40
bis management of the house was give
nv William II. Quinn, George I. Bari
hill, George II. MARBLE, Corbin 7. DaVi
Thomas ]. Bennett and D. L. Sellers.
TIE WAR ON TIE COAST
oioar.maker Charles Sparks testiit
against Thomas Logan OF NO: ~ Ha
Front street, and said the place VI
freouented by all kinds of people, bla'
and white, who frequently congtegst,
aIong The sidewalk Ia d drunken cond
zion 10 the annoyance OF his customer
eaYeeant Stetser said 1t would he b
Enforcement to the neighbeThood
have IoRan's saloon closed, and ON
lvigpett said this locality Was iDfeat'
with the worst Glasses OF the CITY.
would be a great aid to peace and goe
order if this saloon and Tully's 81
Hanrshan's, in the same square, We
closed.
A remonstranoe was alHo presente
signed by the heads Of the large man
featuring establishments OF thst neie
borhood. In Logan's behalf, Eepfese
tatiye George W. Gray, Gustavns
Groves and Henry Ward said he was
man OF good character.
sroaIFroAsT SUNDAY NOISES.