Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-18
FIFTH edition.
WET OR DRY.

Continued Hcnrings OF Liquor ilccn.. |
Geforo the Court-The TIghi Tor il.
cense for collins Beach.
The court ut 10 O'Clock this foreta,,
eutert,iptd a motion by Geoige Tn,
Esq, for the vacation OF two iqdsuap,
given sgAinst the Southern lial,oi
Company at the November term, ii. n,
had been obtained irreR ulafly In d,
case James q. McComb and Ellals1
McComb had been summoned a. gars.
shees. The rule was made re,ufu-hle
the Febr uary court.
The court then proceeded to lie lei,
Ing OF litenss applications.
Elizabeth MANI, Ninth AMI WAlA|
streets, was unrepresented. A #4m..
STRANGE compla'ned OF the genoa .l.I
order that prevailed on account Af II
numterA of drunken colored meh aa,et
ing meetings Of the National Hal
Office 10 Updy Ike and Burlegl ie. iii
to frequent outbreaks of diaoldur ,Ag,sl
by colored men going to the place s4n.
timeg N was so graf that lgs 1r lil
police o iicers were required TO p;es,tu|
| order.
Judge Houston eaid that Mrs Nra
was q widow and was very highly icc,4
moulded.
Francis Z. Newell, applicau, lor
license At No. 1O6 East Fifth stree. d,
was represented by Mr.. Rodney. VI,
Pricke,t said the place bad been tcf.4
lIcense last May, since which time Il Al
been ramodeled and now came Is aud
| place. Mr.. Newell had recentiy Oh
from Philadelphia, where he was eus,e.
In the Baldwin Locomotive Works. n
was u young man, aud he had bs4a
hsvo kept At bis work.
Mr.. Rodney represented the plucs v
necdiul to the community, there ted
no sal ion nearer than Fourth aId Fi.sl
streets
II The next case was that OF Thomas b
r. e. Rn,hwell, applying for license %
, Collins' Brach. Mr.. Rodney appears
for hi in. .a.....
MIR. Pickett presented q rtnorstriuc
: largely signed against heeus0s w
place on account OF the genera dAotl'
that prevails.
! Alexander DcAkyne, a resident ol
neiglborhooi, testified to the seatt
:. disorder that prevailed. There vas
: utter disregard of Sunday, and Tie 1
, noyalcc TO the farmers WAS very gTeli
MIR Rodney presented a numba
letters from number OF citizens III lil
OF thu iiceuse.
Mr. Deskync, taking the stand asi
Y looked oyir h, letters aud showed !
the most Of hem were ROT resident
the place.
Y Be- nard Carr, No. 5ns Church sire
was defended by Willard saul'0l
Esq. Jr., who represented Mr.. Cau ,
: man well qualified to keep the saloon
" Mt. Pickett said the place shal
!. refuscd twice and there were NOR
=. loon IN thai neighborlood now
3 we're needed.
Officer Updyke testified TO the gen
disorder OF the pcighbo. hood and hi
II great many men going out aud 10
sideIdoor. A. Given, ID. II. Wing
Officer Galloway aud othors ties .is
$. the genera! good character OF the az
cant
" Bernard Clark WAS iomohstsa
against and Bridget farran rad she
trouble wish hiai hboui selling IAQ1i
Z, her son. Al
y The application OF Elizabeth y
was rc-opeIed aud l.. A. Be- tole' \, =
2 X. knmer and others testified thl
~ applicant was q woman ol good cAi
ter and kept respectable place.
{, The application OF philip Ambl il
license to keep large hotel opposite
Pullman Car Works. MI. Amboli
not returned from Washington ye
% day where he went to &C. HIS dist'
" from the army.
n. Mr.. Ward presented petition re
;" EN- ploycs Of the Pullman Works In
cS OF tho application, as they wan
!. place TO board ut; also o u,iou
j. 10 citizens OF the vicinity In favor o
license. number OF residents
= tea titled from the stand oil the great
OF the hotel
- +. s. bradley, the owner OF
property, test0el that be
ihe place puiposely tor
au d picked cut Mr.. Phlip IN
a as the man to keep the place. lico
~ o. houses Ia the Loighborhood All
brother owned II. lie admitted ID
WIS arrested a few days ago ior
= drunk and Iisorierly aud taksn /
hall hut WAS MOI locked up.
- This finished the hearings All
o. cock court adjourned until The +
arc term