Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-29
1T MEANS A GOOD MANY.

1T MEANS A GOOD MANY.
Formidable and Significant List. Em.
bracing 125 knockcd-Out AlIeghen,
County Dealers Who May Apply Again
Many Wealthy.
A very formidable and. in some respects very
significant list of the 125 wholesale, bottline
and brewing firms refused licenses in the cities
boroughs and townships of this county, is com
piled from the list of wholesalers in various
capacities who were applicants Compared with
the list, as published at the time, of the few
who were granted wholesale licenses), is ap
pended 1t is formidable by reason of the
numbers, the wealth and the influence of the
more or less defunct brewers, bottlers and
wholesalers it represents, and significant be-
| cause of the proportion of the applicants who
| will undoubtedly consider themselves privi-
legged under the Supreme Court decision to ap
ply for rehearings and the right to SELL There
may be, included in this list of 125, two or three
whose applications were withdrawn before
their names were called for a hearing; but it is,
in the main. accurate, and certainly complete;
PITTSBURG, FIRST WARD. c. Buffum, Nos.
200 and Oil Market street: Frank Bonistalli, No.
10 Diamond square; Darlington Co., Nos. llC
and liz First avenue: Joseph George 8. Flem-
ing 4l2 Market street; Thomas Gamble, NO. 40a
Ferry street; Isaac Joseph, No. Is Market street;
Jacob Miller, corner Duquesne way and Water
street; Thomas Murray, Nos. Is and 80 Fourth
avenue; Bernard McGinniss, No. 20 Water street.
SECOND wARD-Charles Breuing & FrederickH.
Breulng, No. 226 Second avenue; Fred w. Mueller,
corner Third avenue and Try street; Hugh Nc
Cutcheon. No. 227 Second avenue.
THIRD WARD-Joseph Einstein James Il, Nc
b,
FOURTH WARD1Albert BertaIott, No. 1Ol5 Lib
erty street; T. ID. Casey, No. 97I Liberty street;
Emma Hill & James H. Fahnestock, No. 969 LIB
erty street; L. H. Harris, Abner S. Bender John
W. Fleming Nos. 9l3 and 9l5 Liberty street; L. G.
Mccullough. No. 52S Liberty street; NJ. +. Pollard
No. lo44 Penn avenue; John 2. 7. kobitzer, No.
FIFTH WARD-Frank A. Eble, No. 2Ss Fifth
SIXTH WARp-William Diyens; No; 526 Second
avenue: John E. Fuchs, No. 3e6 Fifth avenue,
William Friebertzhausen. No: a Bluff street;
Julius Freudenberg, No. go Fifth avenue: Joseph
''Ii SEVESTn TIL " WARD-Hyman Browarsky, No. ssl
EIGHTH WARD-Herman obernauer. No. Ss5
NINTH WARD-Emil j. Bartlick, Nos. 1l24 and
lbs Penn avenue: e. W. Kraus, No 1895 Liberty
Emil = saetaer % Nos. To- and iSos Liberty ave-
nue.; George j. Schmidt No l2l7 Liberty street;
William J: Schuster, No. l2% Penn avenue; Paul
TENTH WARD-Ferdinand Oschmann, No. 1527
Penn avenue; Felix Tschudy, No. 80 Fifteenth
ELEVENTH wARD-Frederiek BIugele, No: 545
Fifth avenue; Leonard Ranwolf, Nos. 4sS and 47
TWELFTH WARD-Charles Friel, No. 26lO Penn
avenue; Geo. W. Knipschild, No. 27S Penn ave-
nue..
THIRTEENTH wARD-Joseph speilman. corner
FoURTEENTH wARD-Chrlstopher Baltz: Jr:.
Forbes street; John Morris, No. s2s Fifth avenue;
John Melville, NO. Ss4 Fifth avenue.
FIFTEENTH WARD-Jos. Fuhrer Jos. Fuhrer,
Jr., No. 30l Butler street. ,.ta ee
SIXTEENTH WARD-Thomas Hogan, No. ALA
Penn avenue.
NINETEENTH WARD-Theo. Heinemann, No.
6025 Rodman street: James Moreland, No. sos
Penn avenue: John A. Miller, No. = Station
Frank j. Russ, No. 6s26 Station street.
TwENTY-FIRsT WARD-Laurence Barckhof,
No. 235 Frankstown avenue: Laurence Barckhof
No. 235 Frankstown avenue, o.
TwENTY-FoURTH WARD-Joseph Miller, No.
TwENTY-FfFTH wARD-yictor Dosch, No. 22l4
Carson street; Jacob Young, Jr., No. 26o2 Sarah
TwENTY-SIxTH wARD-John 0,Connor No
1914 Carson street; William F. Zoeller, No. 1907
TwENTY-EIGHTH wARD-Peter Auen, Nos. 1sos,
1908 and 12l0 Bingham street; Elias Kauffeld, No.
1905 Carson street: John NJ. Hammel corner Fif-
teenth and Bingham streets.
TH1RTIEfH WARD--valentine Trapp, No. 800
Carson street.
THIRTY-THIRD WARD-A. A. .Milligan. corner
Bridge and Carson streets.
THiRTY-sIxTH WARD-F Fritz Schenneller No,
2s3 steuben street; Henry Stein, No. ?o1 Main
ALLEGHENY CITY, FIRST WARp--Benjamin A,
Earl, No; ll6 Robinson street; John Limegroover,
SECOND WARD-Martin Breitweisser, Nos. 131
and 1S3 Taggart street, James Hayes, No. 135 West
End avenue; A. Il. Kannofsky Nos. "a and 76
THIRD WARD-A. Andriessen, No. 172 Federal
street. Christian s Buehl. No. rs Ohio street: A.
No. 249 Ohio street; Gregor Meyer, No. 90 Ohio
street: Chris. g. seude ana Leonard Karn, No. 40
FIFTH WARD-F. b. Eisenbeis No. 12l Rebecca
street; Bernard Kroll, rear of No. 4 Belmont
SIXTH WARD-August Schlegel, No. 81 Califor-
MIA avenue.
SEVENTH wARD-George Rain, Nos. ss5, ss7
and S39 Spring Garden avenue.
Ninth WARD-John ID. Getty, No. Hanover
TENTH wARD-samnel Tschume, Saw Mill VAL
THIRTEENTH wARD-Charles Koch, No. 90
BoRoUGHs-BRADDocK. FIRST WARD-Patrick
j. Brennan. No. 1229 Halket street; Joseph Levi,
No: n22 Main street; Morris Rosenbloom, No. $50
SECOND WARp--Jacob Friedman. No. s24 Main
street; Miles J; Hughes, No. = George street.
Main street; Julius Gottfried. No. : Fourth ave-
nue.; Henry Hanna near Panhandle station;
Jacob Rappel, corner Third street and Lincoln
avenue; Louis W. Schneider, No. : Fourth ave-
nue.. -
road; Frederick C. Hieber, No. 233 Butler plank
SECOND WARD, HoMEsTEAD-Anton & Damus
Lutz, Sixth street; Peter schmitt, Mcclure
street.
MILLvALE BOROUGH, SECOND WARD-C. Bauer
lein Brewing Company, on Evergreen plank
road. -
avenue and Black alley.
MCKEEsPORT BOROUGH, FIRST WARD-Andrew
Z. Ferguson, No. 507 Market street: Robert G.
Henderson Leopold Wtgand, South Diamond
street and Blackberry alley; Jacob Weiskircher,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and Tube Works
alley; Abraham j. Sunstein, No. 234 Fifth ave-
nue..
SECOND wARD-Frank H. Busche. No. 6os Mar
ket street: Henry ID. Erenbnrgh, corner Market
and Ninth streets.
THIRD WARD--Jacob P. Mil. Nos. SIS and BIS
Huey street.
No. S12 Main street.
TOWNSHIPS. CHARTERS TOwNSHIP-Henry
SchmelZ, on Steubenville pike.
FORWARD TOwNsHIP--Jacob L. Snyder, at Car
rolton Landing.
HARRISON TowNsHIP-Lutz Damus & Anton,
ridge avenue and Cherry street.
JEFFERSON TowNsHIP--John Werner, Eliza
BEETHOVEN and Pittsburg road.
LOWER ST. CLAIR TOWNSHIP - Frederick
Hampe, 30 Southern avenue; Frederick Hampe,
STOWE TowNsHIP--John Bryan, No. - CHARTERS
avenue; G. Harry Lammert, No. = CHARTERS ave.
nue..
sNowDEN TowNsHIP--LouIs Feick, ut snowden
tation.
NO EFFECT ON THE CITY.