The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-28
THE LICENSES.
THEY ARE CONSIDERED IN
OPEN COURT.


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When Court coiiveheo yesterday
nternoon ihe iiiVIiy,l 70 81. hSiut
tne sherihS sdio oi pliclitei piatlcy
properly was takei up, anu seVeIal
Witnesses eNatiihei 10 SNOW tnit the
estate was worm mucll more tilah u
prousht. ana also tlnt there Is me
Chhhie,s zen ',Eaiifst IL. ile properey
was soiu ior 5l,uuV, anu u wa5 claiins ~,
thai 1t was worth Mt least s3'ooV. Ihu
properly y On MaIy,a,i uNeilue pe'
tween hycal1te anu beech streots,
anu several WITNESSES We're eNhhiihet,
70 snow rs worth Inc Sourl reiuaeu
" SET aside ths SAFE anu IL was con
iirnieh. -
Inc consideration OF licenses was
tneli takeii up, anu on INC appiie1tlon
o. Low U. Diru, t'sq., that OF .. ,. ",
Donneli, AZ the northwest corner OF
taylor anu Locust streets was called
Mr, Irickett SAID inns was new ap-
piication ai,d ne lla,i iemonsti ailce,
siRiioi ny ms ieliliie manufactures
IN Inc vicinity aTaihsL us peris Grant
eu liS e1lUeiunu iitia. ~ I'LL ny ",
sseaeiai s.Iooiis ~ pho nesiHiipuniiUIIou' .iII.
Inns inns was not nceiieu anu ~ tue api,iGa-
..onn w"s + EtH,i.eui il1,, ~ m"u .it 10 "i II"
Juis ~ ~. li,nb ~ wv tis,in tLoiyii .,.;
vnhcel oI'uyhe Mus oa,'u.i aui I''ti to'ti-
ien ttat sliico some o. tLie stlponS
rave oeeii cioseu III iiiul ieiShpuihooi,
thein mas p'cil niucli Dee1er orteri anu
lever cause5 ior unrest 49,,
ne lnousnI II ahy more nueilses
were granted IL would DC injurious TO
the neighborhood, , J..
ny nppi,ceMilI ~ "a3 Iop.cs''ntou p'''''lt "
lew =: blfo' ESD VINO cross 'eNaiiiiieo
tne WITNESS.
ms was me oIiy Mltl,nss caileu Dy
MI. irickett' ahu MI biri nlaue ali
s sl uu,ene ~ iaNol VI siai,.is ,i,at .to ap-
pilcatioii anu coilenueu tllut iii9 ma
Jofity Oh tiie pcupic VINO hiH lcu lile 70
inoi'stLaiiee uo iioG NY III eiio Nl0i,ilty :,
anu 'ihl1 suhie ol theii nafo tIeIi
business places from nan 10 three-
quarters of q mile distant,
eif pird aiso presented seNcrai pe-
uttoils signed ny the officers anu en-
ployc5 OF llle court mem9ers OF Inc
Levy Ioufv ana mcihpeT5 oL knf Sari
ASKING lnat tue applieauon should De
grnntcu.
Mr.. Prickctt again opposed the ap-
plication on the ground that II was Il
new place, and that no more saloons
wcro ncede,l In the ncighborhood. He
SAID that these manufacturing estab-
lishinents had millions of dollars in
vested, and that any more would be
detrimental to their interests.
ODonnell was fireman mt the Court
House evor since IL was built, but as
his successor has been elected by the
Levy Court, he will lose his position
to-day.
The case of Bernard Carr, at No. sos
Church street, was next taken up and
vigorously opposed by Mr.. Prickett
He contended That us the accused had
Iln(n a I.ul
Court for selling liquor to minors, and
also for assault and battery committed
on man IN his saloon, he was not u
proper person to have license.
Inc applicant was represented by Ii,
O. Turner, Esq, who made an eloquent
argument IN his defense. He also pre-
ssnted u petition, signed by number
OF residents IN tle vicinity, which was
read to the court.
Samuel i. Dunlap testified that he
knows Bernard Carr and that ho al
ways kept.sn orderly saloon aud obey
% me law IN every iespect.,
Robert Dunlap also testified to the
good character of the saloon kept by
Carr, and his obedience of the INV.
Major smith q foreman nj the Me-
Culiougli Iron Works. Ind been in the
place frequently and never saw any
disorder.
William Floyd testified that he is an
offieer III the eastern part of the city,
and never saw amy disorder around
Cars saloon. =..#=.E
Dennis McGormack testified that he
lives next door TO Carrs place and dur
ing tno lilhe lie lhu u ilccilSe tncfo was
never any disorder or disturbance i'll
the piaee.
MI; lfiekett again spoke asainst