Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22

he had basu found guilty OF selling Oh
| Sunday and fined $50. He was, not repre-
| sented by counsel.
| There was strong opposition to the app
| plication of Alexander X. Gillespie, south.
| east corner Of Taylor and Church streets.
| Mr.. Prickatt offered q letter from Job ID.
| Jackson, against the licanse. William ".
| Whitaker, tho Jackson & sharp Company
] employee who tried to enforce the eollectlun
| OF nis wages With SHOT gun, tuesday after-
noon week. said that he got his liquor at
| G.llespie's before starting on hl5 RAID, D1t
| that ne took only thee drinks and then
| went home. Mr.. Hayes said tue opposltion
to MIR. Gillespie was simply persecution
and thar there was nothing against him or
hts place. Dr. 4. A. Brown, William D.
Norton, William l.. Thompson, John W.
| Lewis anu Policemen Galloway and Flo2d /
said that Gillespie kept quiet olace.
The remonstrancs against Vincent o.
Hill of the hotel at Biaekbird charged the
sale OF lquoI to be carried oil the preIa- |
ises. David Grter said he mad bought |
liquor there In bottle and took II away.
John Locksrnan was asked about getting
liquor at Hl!I's hotel on Sunday aud said
no was there once on Sunday about eight
years ago. John Hanlon said he bought
liquor there in {; bottle, with the UNDER
standing that 1t was to be drunk on the
premises, but ho could not drink II oil and
lad to take some of 1t away. Mr.. Rodney
held that this testimony amounted to noin-
ing.
TIdnh pcNAbEt W. Auu HItiSl Htkb-1 obtSohi 40
, a new applicant for place previously re-
fused. MIR. Rodney presented petite US and
letters In the applicants behalf, and said
he desired TO Keep the place as small
hotel for the benefit Of the people who at
!, tend the street market. s. N. 5meltz, NJ j.
Mealey, Thomas M. Oulbert, DR.. j.. y. Fahy
! and William II. Lea testified In favor OF the
! applicant
4 This pastor and some members Of Bethel
A. NJ. Il. Church opposed the license OF z.
I \ h1h fI8.vu q pl lt.T n
4 Walnut streets, but they did not answer
I when MIR. Prickett called their names.
, Officer Updyke said he had known Bah.
o cock on several occasions to be too drunk
! to carry on his business properly. He had
/, Known drunken men and women to 40 into
5 Bahcock's pl1co. James A. Anderson pro-
Il duGed postal card from Andrew II. Henry
J. which read, Find more money Ia skipping
@ than In testiiying against Babcook. IL
was signed ANDREW" Henry had been
subj aaed to testify against Baboock.
ssve. nj Witnesses testified in Babaoek's
I behalf, including Policemen Galloway and
y Floyd.
IT John Hess!ou, who Is applying for a
q license at Second and Van Buren, streets,
: represented himself, but got very little COM
, fort. Mr.. Prickett opposed the application
y because it would open Il new place.
y The objection urged against Frederick
- Scbmld. northwest corner OF Fourth and
% Lombard streets, was that he sold beer by
u the Duckar. Mamie Barrett. coIored, testi-
lled to buyinR various buckets Of beer at
schmid's place since last October. Messrs.
a, Ward and Hayes defended Schmtd and a
F. number OF witnesses testified In his behalf.
~ This ended the / earrings and court ad-
1T jcurned.
~ Superior court opened at 10 O'CLOCK
= Monday morning and the TRAILS was gone
- over. OF ths 2O2 cases on the Lat, IL
N were taken out of court to be tried by
a referees, eight were discontinued, seven
Il. settled, five passed for further consider
Z. alton two Withdrawn and all the rest
81 continued until the September term.
"a Among the cases discontinued were
~ those OF Amelia Jacobs VS.. the Union In.
M surRnoe Company of San Francisco ant
mt the Peoples Insurance Company OF New
se York. Mrs Jacobs kept millinery store
at No. Gt7 Market street, this city, which
yea greatly damaged by fire. The insur
lst ence companies resisted payment of thu
: a insurance on bas goods, and charged tina
IO2 the store was fired purposely. Suits wer
h he brought in this oourt and subsequent.
, u9 in the Philadelphia courts, whereupoi
Ia the suits here were discontinued.
nd On the application CT w. 4. Lyman
lot ESQ, s. A. Maoellister, Esq, was az
it pointed commissioner to take testimon
TT in the divorce case of Eli abeth Mood.
90 Vs. Moses Moody, John Biggs, ESD, i
e the case Of Caroline Kolk Va. GusJayu
AZ Kolk, and Thomas Davis, Eqq,, in ii
,ea case of Waiter L. Ii. Burris vs.. Lii
nj Burris.
ga, j. Frank Biges. Esq, presented the rt
lar turn Of Henry o. O0ngad, Esq, commits
sionsr TO take testimony in tbs casa Q
Joseph H. Newsums VS.. Mary A. Newscm
MT The ratufn was in favor of the divotc
to ard it was allowed by the court.
co. On nntinn of Ranipmin Eielug. ESQ
e,h' w. 8. Hilles, Esq., was appointed con
~, missioner to take testimony in the cage {
~ Ida III. Weeka Va. William e. Weeks OF
, 10 plicstion for divorce.
I'm. An inquistion ct the bar was taken
90 the case II Shires g. Go. VS.. Arthur Perry
II. Judgment having been allowed for tn
pie plaintiff. The jury asesrtained u
! ta ~ amount due to be S59l.T9.
N Judge Bali prerenttd the return {
,tly Willard Hall Porter, Esq commissions
the to take testimony in the case OF BERTH
for Herrepberg w. Charles w. HerrenbarI
cob application for o divorce. The ratuE
,aI recommended the divorce and deer,
~, was granted by the court.
10. On motion Of Ii. Il. Ward, Esq, Hem
IN O. Conrsd, ESD, was appointed commi
had eioneg to tass testimony in the case
'ay- Marion Frank Poniseki vs. Theo1oc
ace. Pcliecki, application for divorce.
IRIS The hearing upon the license apple
q iion or Frederick Schpiid, Fourth ali
ia, Lombard streets, begun on Saturday, wi
! IN continued. Mir. Prickett called Eft
ma. Iisrue colored, who said she bad ff
ioa- qaently bought beer in kettles
Sehmia'a saloon aud had also frequent
m. sesn girls of Is or II years in his pls,
tna drinking Gottlieb seidel John d. =
= a. willie, Henry II. aukill, William Il. Jac
Jol, son, Caspar Toppin, John Marvt
ard Ofieess Galloway and Floyd and Sergeal
nse. Stewart all gave testimony in favor
ca- schm'd and his place. Most OF them SO
bor- they frequently bought sauer kraut
wa pitchers and kettles at Sohmid's, b
,ean never beer.
AaH The case of Vincent 0. Hill of Blac
an bird was also reopened. MIR. Pricke
otoi catlsd Reese Ford, who said that on Ia
The Christmas eve he bought liquor at Hill
Ign Hotel and took it home.
VII j. Frank Bigga, Esq, presented 4
j, -. on return of the commissioners 10 lay ont
tha new road in fencader hundred, viii
by was approved.
qua court adjourned until 2.sO o'oloc
time p. NJ. -
nam In superior court, In the afternoo
the W 9 I5tIiea Esa me1s an annliap+Ion
NJ. the payment OF money IN the hands OF I
Mr.. court, gu the petition Of Alexander Scott
ense sons I,awia Fl Zehlev mad Obtained
- Judgment for 1895 against Peter OassI
sses which he assigned to A. Scott Il Sons. ~
cd tha i,1Hv fpl az M