Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-05-24

at McCauliey and Lombard streets. Mr..
Pickett opposes the saloon on the
ground that il is a new place, close to
Lpworlh Church, and there are ade-
ouate saloou accommodations in the
ward.
John II. Rodney represents Nc.
Namara. He presented a petition signed
by prominent residents Of the ward and
read letters going 10 show that the place
was needed.
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salno, Ex.Cn,s,aiIo isoac nnIon ond
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ordorly onJ w. ,aaSsd IL he cor,l
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rennnstrance had becn si%nnd viihnnt
thnir Lnnu,Iolaa "a ,,,',,sa,,t
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Mace of Jobn i RraJ,nS a, 40 cornor
n Eleventh ana Ernnch s,rao,s
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saloon was disnrdarIv ia ;n,arfasnd
Win the wnr,, ~ ,Sn chnrch IL soid
ahnnt s15o non hod hoan oY,,ondod IL" IL,
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nhc,nnns ia,,,,anaf,' ,saJ 4, ~ 49, 49,
b"d danrasss,rrS - 1, NJ ,,.a s"i a,
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owi,g "a II. cNn5ro, nf f.o,,,o -
az ne solon,,
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bia., p-e n' in.' uso VI oOsSeuo anu
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T. ~ cochran. oFp ana refer ~
upper appeared ior DIauIey ana Tue
ilrst witness called was eN-Poiice ser
geahl faschall H. fetersoh, VINO salu
Tue sslonh Is quiet ana ofaerly
place, INC peallhg ana drumming
ABOUT the cnurch every ophuay morn
ing Is INC biggest nuisance ever heara;
nave lived IN the ward IL years and
my family nave been more disturbed by
the church than by the saloon.
Joseph IL. Sewell was another wit
ness VINO had more opJecuon TO the
church than the saloon.
William Il. Murdoch, porter at the
r. w. " ID. railroad station, salu the
place was an orderly one,
- folice Sergeants l5ayley and George
SLACK and Patrolman John Solomon
all swore that the saloon was one of the
most orderly IN inc city,
Mr. Cooper said he understood the
saloon had enjoyed license for 20 years.
y Is understood tnat the remonstrance
against the application OF Charles Rey-
noIas mas been withdrawn and that no
| tuftner opposition Will be made to IT,