Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-02
rs aRANTED
The Decision of the Judges in th.
biquOr Application CnaeS.

general sessione. ". y. Prickett
IN, we oouhsei VI the Law and Order
pouie.y, was present as the champion Of
enpeiauco. hpont dozen ladies and
ene heVs. ". - .. Murray, IT, Q. Atkint
~ ", HVins watkins, sat within the
D"r anu Wors inteFested spectators
1here were no ooJectians TO the first
I'VE on tne hst' 81! Ole places, as follows:
DaVlu Oolhna, NO. 3UO and 800 East
Eonrtn street; barsh L. LPgg, No. 72i
market street; James Mulrooney, Laneas-
Ter avenue and Franklin atreet; John A.
NOfth, NO. ~ Et6. eecond street, George
a. hoDlneoa, NO, JU6 West Tenth Htreet.
Ihere ~ no ol laotion to William J. Oun-
hsRham, soutH-west c1rn4r OF Pleasant
and tarrIson streets, SANKEY'S oldplaoe,
oe 70 The following drueRisis: Blocksom
q spear, se1nnd and west streets; f. W.
Fenn, No. 2l5 We-e Eighth street; j. j.
gallagher d Bro, Nos. 1868 aud 20n4
MARKET street; Jamps NJ. Or len M. 636
Mest Fourth street; Horace Vaughan,
niudletown.
THE OLD HOLLY TREE IN.
samuel Bell, northeast corner Of Water
and Market stfests, waB q new applicant.
Messrs. j. Frank Biggs and LeEi O. Bird
Es'qs., represented him Mr.. Prichett
saia that Bell had been previously re-
fused and that o general remonstranoe
had been filed against tho application.
Er. Higgs advanced the plea OF neces.
sity. MIR. Bell kept restaurant and
vented a license at an ncce,sory to his
business. lie presented pstition in
favor OF the applicant, filed at the last
term, to which ar. PricEett objected. II
was, however, admitted. Among the
siguers was John Otto, OF the tobacco
firm OF Otto d Butz. Mr.. Otto wsH prss
ent and raid that he did not remember
signing the petition. II he did sign 1t, it
was through deception. Letters were
presented from John H. Huber, Johu
Money and A. j. Kooch, sud MIR. Huber,
Levy Courtman Il. u. Hickman and A. W.
Randolph, testified that the plaoa was a
necessity.
OLD BULLS HEAD HOTEL.
The Application 81 J anes Brown keeper
OF the Bulbs Head Hotel, No. 1903 West
Fourth street, was obi eted to on account
OF its being in the ma4t Of q nsighbcr-
hood Of saloons. The applicant had also
been convicted Of selling lqIor on san
day and for that reARon was refused o
licen.e at tho May term.
Henry O. Turner, Esq, who repre-
scented the applicant, presented petition
from 30 farmers and produce growers OF
the rural districts near the aity, stating
that the place was necessity for the
ntabling OF their horHss, when coming to
market Lettera Of recommendation
were read from John Peoples, cashier OF
the Central National Bank, and John II.
Dandy, Ceahier Of the Union National
Bank. John Pyle, member Of the
Board OF Education, DR.. j. b Welch,
Archibald Given and ex-Justioe OF the
Peace 0'Neii gave evidence in the appli-
cant's favor, and Law O. Bird, ED,
made short speech. Arguments were
made on both sides.
TWO PREVIOUSLY REFUSED.
AHnie E UlarA,s place, No. 427 East
Fourth street, was said to be III nsigh.
borhood we'll supplied with saloons, and
her application was turned down at the
last term OF eourt. City Solicitor Lyman
represented Mrs. CLARK and presented
petition and letters from George W.
Gray. Euooh Moore, Alexander & Wells
and others.
lra0k NJ. SEWER applied for the saloon
Of No. LOG East Fifth street He was re-
fused at the May term ard former ap.
plicant, Newell was turned down for q
sufficient reason William HI. Lee, DR..
j. O. Fahey and John I. Dickey snid that
the applicant was man of good char
netsr.
WOULD MAKE 4 VOTING PLACE.
The usual ohiec.ious made to new
places were urged against the application
Of Francis Muiyena. north. west corner OF
Fifth and Jackson streets. Levi q, Bird,
Esq. was Mr.. Mulyena's counsel. Joseph
n Martin Thought that tina hotel was a
nscessity. There were no saloons in tho
y-ard on the waStern or northern sides
MI prichett shoWed that there were five
or six saloons on the southern side,
within four squares. Assessor Francis
McOloekav said that ha thnupht the
saloon would be convenience, for there
nouId he a votinu r,laoe there
1ITrtE p6pE Fon soHMtnry
: Frederiok Schmidt. northeast CORNER Of
Tonyth and Lombard alreets wss atron0Iv
nnnosed al the last term on the ground
- tt,rnnina lie grovuler with a side allev
sttachmant and waa tutnad dow
M zane obiecs;ona wara nroad
Hias,.s Tnrnar HAYES and Ward re1,ra.
go Li,, ,,sti,;nn was ,,rasantaJ
"a Iat,a,s ;rorn .iohn n Far,a nTssidsnt
IS tha CIV Cancel r.Mavor n "A
Rhoads n AinswnTtb n r Caraveu
Jan,as w W.ra and Enoca Monrs MI
Ware was explaining that the kettles
which had beea carried away, and wnich
secured the rel elton Of the appi c ant at
the last term. contained sauer hraat.
The eh If Justice intimated that there
Wss no uss OF bringing up old evidenos
that the court had passed on, where there
had been wiIful and knowing violation
Of the law, an applicant had no right TO
come before the court again snd ask TO