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


one Of Mr.. Banks signers, dated May
19.h, asking leave to withdraw his name,
as on consideration be felt that the hotel
was q detriment rather than benefit to
the community. Mr.. Lyman said that
Chambers signed the application voiun-
tGrily without being asked 20 do so.
ANCTaEG OLD CASE.
The cess Of Walter Uneyins, No. 1899 |
Pine street, o rejected applicant ut the |
last term, was next considered. He was |
represented by Waiter II. Hayes, Esq.
MIR. Prickett interposed g remembrance |
signed by 50 persons. Mr.. Hayes met
this with petition signed by 100 resi-
dents of the immediate neighborhood,
and letters OF recommendation from
Sterling Miller, accountant of the Pull
man Palace Car Company, John B. Ward,
DR.. L. A. Kittinger, Alexander u Wells,
Miller d Jenkins and Adjutant-gensral
II. Il. kenney. Officers George Ray
mond and John ii. Solomon SAID that
| whi,N Mr. Qhevins had a license he kept
II quiet and orderly place.
| The applications of Martin Leonard,
New Castle, Elam Page, Port Penn,
Samuel Bell, Water and Market streets,
Bernard Mccullough, Eighth and Church
streets, Samuel McCormick, Gilpin avs
nue. and Scott street, Michael Il. Bakey,
Front and Walnut streets, and Thomas
Conway, No. 70S Madison street, have
been withdrawn.
Court adjourned until 10 O'Clock on
Friday morning.
The liquor ilSht In general sessions court,
Friday morning, opened with the announce
ment that tbs applications of Joseph
Hendel, Mo. 3i5 East Seventh etrest, and
George Saarp, Nc. 500 Pine street, had been
Withdrawn,
CITY VICTIM.
Against the application OF James Brown
OF the Bulls Head Hotel, Mr.. PrickeIt pro-
sented tine record Of tire municipal court,
showing that Brown had been fined sou
and costs for selling l,qIor on Sunday.
MIR. Browns counsel, j. Frank B,ggs, ESD,
was not present, and IL messenger was
about to be sent for him, but this CHIEF
justice bafoIe passing to another case, re-
marked that the court would not reltcense
man convicted Of violating the law.
NEW MAN FOR AN OLD PLACE.
Andrew Grotz, formerly of No. 101 Wal
nut street, whicn place he has tarned over
to his son, Is applying for No. 2ll6 Market
, street, where Gassavus Koloh has been
! turned down on several OCCASIONS hr.
Pickett read Iemonstrance from IN peo-
pie residing In the vicinity. Messrs. Hayes
Il Ward, counsel for the Licensed Liquor
for Grotz and represented him as proper
] man for the business and an old soldier
With creditsblo record.
WANTS TO SELL BtyABIAN BEER.
John A. Lnngal, Fifth and du Pont streets
: previously refused, was represented by f
: H. Hoffacker, Ese. MIR. Prickett presented
! u remonstrance which reminded The cour
I that this place Is the old Excelsior brewer,
! saloon, alrendy the scene OF TWO murders
: Lengel is proprietor OF the brewery. MIR
0 Hotfeeker spoka many good words for th'
I applicant and said be wanted to make ant
a sell Bayarian bser. Ii also presented ;
atrong petition and letters from James II
Mtchener, Franz Gengelhaeh, Poiicemel
i Martin and Hershock, Jonn L. Dicxey an
i Jonn Il. Daley gave testimony In LanSel'
i behalf. hr. Lsngs said ho had already eS
l. pended about 900 on the brewery plan
[. aud intended 10 keep u hotel Tor permanen
/, and transient bUarders should his llcens
be granted.
4 AN APPLICANT FROM THE COAST.
: There was a general remonstrsnee egaips
!, the application OF Mrs. Anna Eayhh for
y license Tor the old National Hotel, No. II
u East Front street, Mrs. Bayha Is ID
It daughter OF the late Nicholas ienn6y, VIII
Y owned the property and devised 1t TO n
/, by Will. Mr.. Bird, her counsel, said II
d property was mortRuged for $4,000, an
"a that IL it was not iiceneed she could nj
u realize anything from 1t, as otherwise
q would not bring the amount OF the NOR
u gage. He sati his client had been deserto
by her hushand and he'd nothing but tn
ls property to depend upon. Mr.. Pticsstt o.
re- posed the license on tas ground OF the bH
20 reputation orthe piaes when twas license
"A under the t4naEicy OF Brilely d Whitcraft an
read Igmonstrance from william Bus
:. the Charles Warner Company aud 9th
y, business concerns In the neighborbood.
Il THEY OBJECT TO RACE MixTUHE.
ia The application OF Waiter q. Taylor,
- Locust and Taylor streets, wgs ohjgctsd
u Ca the ground that white and colored pc
'e pie consregate 10 and about his salc'
y and that his place was constant ;enpt
tlon to the workman employed in Il
I'D neighborhood. Ray Kea1les said tn
III Tagior KEEP, his curtains arranged 50 as
n prevent u clear view OF the batrooi
officer B,lrleigk also said the curtains o
- struoted the View from tho outside. j.
10 Carver and Richard 2. PIN of the Ml,leah
IT. iron works opposed tina license on d
O ground that this saloon was delrlment
OF their business and to the nsigbborhoo
Cd The latter admitted thar he hHd recent
10 ccnversed with the owner of Il
.aa saloon property relative to It's purchase 4
Gu use In connection with the works. JAG
Hill, Francis T. Bradley, MtcNael Ragle
,ss Charles Camp, Humphrey Lynch ind OF
~ GERS Heston Galloway and Floyd teStih
that Taylor'a house was well kept and III
ms his WindoTs were entirely unoSscured.
raI rsouttai Richard Hyde said that he h
:, seen many drunken men come out OF Tia
- lors saloon aud lettering around the pls'
're Hyde Is onB OF the MaiieAbe Iron W0f
mt employees who came to take the places
he striking wotkThen of this establishment.
Iii State Senator John p. Donahce was call
in by Thomas Holcomb, Esq, and testified
ble favor nf tho application OF jobs ]. Dos
hoe, No. l0l Monroe street. The appiit
tion is opposed.
on Court ndiourned until gao O'clock, p.
ne In general sessions court. In
ied afternoon, the application OF Jonn
EFT Hanley No. l0l Moaroe street, was oppos
He by a general remonstraoce. Thomas ID
IN. comb, Ed, presented Hanley's cass q
lua strongly utged the granting or his llcen
a. He read petition Ia favor OF tho appll'
ler ton signed by So residents OF the net2hb
vas hood. resttmon3 favorable to Hanley y
his given ty Robert @. Moody. Thomae J. FL
nett, Owen j. Heesion and Couuellm
ll's Daniel Mckinney.
An There was spirited fight against tie
=, piication OF James l.. Dickinson oil the no
~, ~. at Townsend. Mir. Priekett questioned
ers freehold qualifications of some Of the sis
md ers on the application and then called
ion liam Grlsr, VINO testified that he had ,
the oue occasion, purchased liquor at the he
ed. In bottle and carried 1t away from
old promises, On being roSs.eXamined
John Ii. Rod0sy. Esq. d oklnsons col
a., sci, he admitted that this was the only Il
W. no had ever purchased liquor In this D1
ner at the hotsl, and that he boughC
l!uucr for MS WIFE, who was very i'll.
Cha, es Watt testified In favor OF
Il. Dickinson and OF granting him licel
pill for the Motel.
-ee- MIR. Prckett cslled several wtnes
IN against the applicant, but they did not