Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-07-06
SOME VERY RAPID WORK.
Applications for 1O5 Licenses Disposed of
Only One license TO Each-A Brewery
I'm n Dry Township.

Applications for 1O5 Licenses Disposed of
Only One license TO Each-A Brewery
I'm a Dry Township.
The wholesale liquor dealers come up for
a hearing before Judge Stowe yesterday on
their applications for license under the de-
cision of the Supreme Court. The proceed
ings were very rapid, the questions of law
raised, which are noted in what precedes this,
occupying but little time. There was q large
attendance of persons who were interested
indirectly, as we'll as of those who had
direct interest in the performance. The
lawyers were out in full force, as they de-
sired to see how Judge Stowe, who was on
the bench, would act as compared with
Judge White.
J. C. Buffum & Co., bottlers, were first
granted license without any trouble, and
Harry Darlington, brewer, came next, and
got his order for a license without any de-
lay. The others who were given license in
Pittsburg without any trouble were;
Thomas Gamble wholesaler; Jacob Miller,
bother; Bernard McGlnnis, bother; Charles
Breuning & Bro, Wholesale; Dickson & Co.,
wholesale; S. Klinordlinger, wholesale; A Ber-
toiott wholesale; Mrs. L. G. Mccullough, whole
sale; Frank A. E5bee bother; Peter Lohnes,
bother; VIM. Divers, bother; VIM. Friebertz-
houser, bother; Julius Freidenberg. wholesale;
Joseph Robin, bother; Herman Obernauer.
Emil J. Batlick, E. J. Ramlack, Emil J. Set
zer. George ]. Schmidt, James A. Shuster.
Paul Wuesthoff, Ferdinand Asehmann and
Felix Schuette, Frederick Meugle, A Rau-
wolff. George Kripskon, Dennis Car
roll and John Speilman, wholesalers; John
Morris, Charles Hook, bottlers; John Melville,
Fahrer & Sons, Thomas Hogan, Theodore
Heineman, James Moreland and Frank J. Ross.
wholesalers; Albert H. Wilson. druggist; Law
renee Barhof. Joseph Miller, William F. Dah-
ler John NJ. Hommel, Valentine Trapp, A. A
Alilligan, Fritz Schnelter, Henry Stein, whole
salers
In Allegheny and the boroughs the licenses
granted without trouble were to B. ]. Earle,
Martin Breitweiser. A. Andreissen, Christian
Buehl, A Kochendoerfer, Gregory Meyer.
seude Kain, George Rain. John
D. Getty, Charles NJ. Koch, Joseph
Levi Moses RoseEblum, William Fried
man, Miles ]. Hughes, George Govster. Fred
C. Heibert, Andrew P. Ferguson, McKeesport;
Henry Hoehl. Millyale; Henderson Weigard.
McKeesport; Jacob Weiskercher, Mckeesport;
Andrew ]. Sunstore. McKeesport; Frederick
II. Busch, McKeesport; Henry EhrInberg. Nc
Keesport; Jacob P. Will, McKeesport; Henry
SchmertZ and Julius Gottfeld.
The application of John Werner, a brewer of
jefferson township. will be considered. Werner
is in prohibitory district, and the question
a license, which called attention to further dis
cussion. Judge Stowe gave the applicants a
htre hope by saying that he would think over
the matter
The applications of A. FiIlman, Thomas
More and Emil Grim were withdrawn. No one
was present to appeal for the license asked by
Jacob Young, and the application was laid to
Frederick w. Mueller had to get new
bondsman, one who had been on his bond when
the application was fled having died. He had
diff ON nv and 1nhn
Fuchs also had TO make a change in his bond
before he got a license, and Hyman Browarsky
was in the same boat. John Morris got
a bottlers' license. although his application was
somewhat obscure. Remonstrances had been
filed against Peter Amen and Elias Kauteld,
but no one appearing TO maintain them,
both got their licenses. In Kauheld's case,
Judge Stowe asked the applicant If he
had sold to persons of Incorporate habits and
to women, to which Kaufield replied he had
not. Then Judge Stowe remarked: mo one
appearing to sustain the charges, the license is
granted. think have no right to even ask
the witness such question, and he is not
bound to answer anything to criminate him
self"
The bonds of James Limegrover and E. F.
Eisenbeis. wholesalers, could not be found.
although they had been filed, and the cases
The application of D. Lutz & Son, brewers,
ot Allegheny, for licenses in Homestead, Har-
rison borough and CHARTERS township en-
crossed the attention of the Court for some
time Judge Stowe remarked that he had not
granted and would not grant to one man more
than one license for the same business in one
county. Attorney Caldwell argued the point.
At the opening of the afternoon session
Josiah Cohen, Esq, presented the petition of
John G. Walker executor of estate of A. Bihl-
man. asking that the license of A. Bihlman,
who recently died, be transferred to Joseph
Bihlman and Emil Bihlman, his sons. The
Court made an order fixing July 16 for hear
ing.
Altogether los applications were heard and
disposed of during the day.