Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-05
LYNX-EYED OFFICERS
Discover Only so ViOlators of Liquor
Laws in This County,
AND HALFA DOZEN OLEO SELLERS.
Wishart's Affidavit Not Admitted as Evi-
dence of Perjury.
AN UNEXPECTED NON-sUIT RESULTS

Alter the grand jury had been charged by
Judge Magee in the Criminal Court yester-
day, the work of receiving the constables'
quarterly returns was taken up. The
number of violations of the liquor and
oleomargarlne laws, as shown by the re-
turns, was quite large. The following were
the violations reported:
PITTSBURG-First ward - Constable Peter
Carr returned Burk & Chalk and Mrs. Griffin,
for selling without license.
Ninth ward-Constable P. NJ Connolly re-
turned Jacob Burger, Chris Brand, ]. A.
Walker and Rose Lacy, for illegal liquor SELL
ing
Eleventh ward-Paul Dochner was returned
from this ward by Constable William Neeson,
for selling to minors.
Twelfth ward-Constable Richand Aliens re-
turns included the names of W. S. Newman
Mary O'Brien and Henry Leach, as illegal
liquor sellers.
Eighteenth ward-ConstabIe Peter Rogers
returned William Davenport for selling liquor
without license, and Samuel Connolly for SELL
ing oleomargarine.
Twenty-seventh ward-Constable H. B. Lind
nor returned Anthony Kunzelman, for selling
liquor without license, on information received.
Thirueth ward-Constable F. NJ. King re-
turned Rachael Lynch for selling without
license.
Thirty-sixth ward-Constable Robert Woods
returned Herman Schuchman for illegal liquor
selling.
Returns were received from the following
wards in which there were no violations: The
Second, Third, Tenth, Thirteenth Fourteenth,
Fifteenth Sixteenth. Seventeenth, Nineteenth,
Twentieth, Twenty-third Twenty-fit Twen-
ty-sixth, Twenty-eighth, Thirty-hrst, Thirty
second and Thirty-thnd.
ALLEGHENY-Fffth ward-Constable C. r.
Wilson returned William Sweeney and
Martin Oliver for selling without Ii
cense, on information of r. S. p. Nc
Call; and William Sweeney for selling on
election day. The returns from the following
wards show no violations First, Second, Third,
Fourth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth,
Eleventh and Twelfth.
Observation-Disclosures Third ward-Con-
stable E. NJ. Marks returned Mrs. Darlington
and William Walters for selling without license.
Braddock-ConstableC C. Wilcher reports as
violators of the liquor law, Hyman Browarsky,
L Svartz, Louis Miller, Henry Newman. Peter
Madeler, Patrick McDonough, John Gelintz,
Stephen Lowell, John TRAINER, Bridget Curran,
William Scofeld and p. ]. Brennan; and as
violators of the oleomargarine law, II. W. An
dree John Price and William Taylor; Cort
Bros are returned for selling to minors.
Homestead-Constable Winfield Scott re-
turned Mrs Morgan, for selling without
license.
West Bellevue-Constable E. T. Miler's re-
turns bore the name of George Taylor, charged
with selling cider.
The constables of the following boroughs re-
ported no violations to either law: First and
Second wards, McKeesport; Verona, Millvale,
West Liberty, Mansfield, Bellevue, Sharps-
burg. Coraopolis, Reynoldton, Sewickley, Ia
rentum, Greentree, CHARTERS, Beltzhoover,
Etna, Elizabeth, Knoxville, West Elizabeth
and Williamsburg.
TowNsHTPs-H Harrison-Constable William
Baker reported ]. W. Hyer and George Hagley
Gov eo11f mir m mi al MT nf
R. Johnston.
Scott-Constable Andrew Harcum returned
Mrs. Basana Flood and Eliza Hart for selling
without license.
Elizabeth-Constable Frederick Peckman re-
turned Augusta Hof, of Industry, fer selling
without license, and Herman Brinkman for
violation of the oleomargarine law.
charlottesville A. L. Bests return
sheet bore the names of Joseph Fink, Thomas
Collins and Catharine Mcfarland for selling
without license and Thomas Collins for selling
North Versailles Clara Frederick was re-
turned by Constable Jos. Ward for selling with
out license.
Mifiin-ConstabIe William Linn returned
Mary Gallagher for selling without license.
Lower st. Charlottesville John Altmeier
reported A. f. KTager for selling without
license and on Sunday.
Jefferson-Gustav Anderson and Ernest Dir
ing were returned by Constable A. L. Duff for
selling to minors at West Elizabeth.
Stowe-Constable John A. Clishum returned
quite list, including the names of Richard
Fewer, Frauenheim & Vilsack (by Mike
Letzeltei driver) and Mr. Givens, a druggist,
for selling liquor without license; William
Lamb, William Armstrong, Theo. Smith and
John Schindelhutte, for selling to persons of
intemperate habits. to persons visibly affected
by intoxicating drink and to minors.
Shaler-Constable Herman Werman re-
turned Louis DIehl for selling without license.
The dealers in the following townships seem
to have kept the law, as no violations were re-
ported: Moon, Penn, Sterrett, Bethel Leet,
CHARTERS North FaVette Neville O'Hara
Springdale, Snowden, Sewickley, South Fay
ette, Richlaad, Ohio, Ross, Robinson Patton,
Wilkins, Union, Upper St Clair, Versailles,
West Deer Baldwin, Forward, Hampton In
diana, Crescent. Kilhuck, East Deer, Franklin,
Pawn. Findley, Lincoln, McCandless, Reserve
and Marshall