Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-14
HIS DIG AT GERMANS.
Judge White Ends Allegheny by
Talking to Brewer Eberhardt.
GENERAL DECREASE IN RECEIPTS.
His Honor Says he is Entirely Indifferent
to the Press.
WHAT TLUTEs BREwERIES DIDINA YEAR

The list of applicants for wholesale Ii
censes for Allegheny was concluded yester-
day, and the License Court adjourned till
tomorrow morning to take up and speedily
finish the wholesalers who may desire an
other trial of the Brooks law in the boroughs
and townships. An incident of the day was
Judge Whites expression of utter indifer-
ence to the press. When asked if he had
read certain article in the morning, His
Honor replied:
81 read nothing in the newspapers. I
never look at them. am absolutely indif-
ferent to what they say. When articles are
clipped and sent to me I throw them in the
waste basket"
A resume of the proceedings before the
tribunal yesterday is appended:
Mr.. Geyer, of the Straub brewery, in the Six
teenthrward. being questioned on Mr.. s. o. Nc
Kee's statement of the day previous, that he
had seen the brewers gate opened on Sunday
three weeks ago to let a man out with keg of
beer on his shoulder, fatty denied it.
The list of the Second ward of Allegheny be-
gan with Martin Breitwesser, of 13l and I33
TaggSrt street. and James Hayes, of lS5 West
End avenue. Neither had been licensed last
year and both were dismissed without exami-
nation. A h. Kannoksky, at present a licensed
dealer at "a and 76 Taggart, testified that his
receipts amounted to $4,000. Mr.. Christy tes-
titled on his oath as an attorney. that Kannok-
sky's place was of bad reputation.
Christian Buehl, of 275 Ohio street. Third
ward, has on hand IS barrels of whisky He
desires license only long enough to dispose of
this stock.
August Kochendoerfer, Of No. 240 Ohio
street, testified that his receipts the past year
were slightly over $40 0OO previous year, $50 900;
increase mainly in whisky trade; does not deal
n beer.
BACHELORS CLUB SUPPLY.
Gregor Meyer, of 27 Ohio street, last year
took in $4,000; increase over year previous
S6, 6,00Q in whisky and beer sales; bottling
amounts to about a barrel in two weeks; bottle
trade at counter to about 75 bottles per week.
The only club supplied by the applicant was
the Bachelors Club. of Allegheny, which had
on three occasions gotten two or three gallons
of beer
Chris S. Sende and Leonard Karn apply as
partners from 46 East street. They are at pres
ent unlicensed, employed as drivers by Straub
& Co.; apply for bottling license.
H W. Hespenheide and w. H. Mohrman ap-
ply as partners at I6S Ohio street: licensed last
year; receipts, $Sl, 900; decrease from previous
Major Max Klein, of No. 81 Federal street,
testified that his receipts had been SIS 600: year
previous SlO4 600; year previous he had both
wholesale and retail licenses; bottled five to
seven barrels of whisky per week; bottle sales
at store amounted in the year to SIS, 600; had
supplied the Concordia, Alaska and American
hunting clubs and the National Marine Associ-
alton: had sold to one unlicensed dealer,
woman unwittingly but had stopped when he
found her out eight months ago.
+. B. Eisenbeis, of III Rebecca street, and
Bernard Kroll, of the rear of No. Belmont
were the only applicants from the Fifth ward
Eisenbais application was withdrawn by his
counsel, Mr.. Scandrett. Kron was promised
consideration.
John L. Staub applies for relicense at the
corner of Junlata and Magnolia streets, Allie
gheny Last years trade amounted to 1000
barrels, mostly ale and porter.
August Schlegel applicant from No. 81 Cal
fornia avenue, was naturalized little ever two
months ago.