Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-16
q wears old and barkeeper. She gives credit,

q years old, and barkeeper. She gives credit.
to a small extent, and was advised to stop it.
Mrs O'Brien, O'Neil and Rushe all keep
boarders. Mrs Rattigan, widow with three
children, kept saloon from 1881 to 1885.
Schwartz has been employed as a street laborer
in Homestead and his wife has kept boarders.
Dr. GLADDEN. testified in support of Mr..
Schwartz reputation, industry and sobriety.
Streigel is an ex-saloon keeper, but has been
steadily Knocked out" as he himself expressed
it, under the Brooks law. Watkins, the last on
the Homestead list. was another man who went
out of business on May !, 1883. His petition
was defective that spring, SO that he was not re-
fused license on his merits.
There are but twoapplicants from Knoxville,
which is now prohibItory district. Henry c.
BrandtNo. 6S Amanda avenue, furnishes meals
and lodgings occasionally. He made plea to
the Court for some licenses in the borough.
The people up there he said. wanted a saloon.
Judge Ewing said: Zone OF the difficulties is
that the police arrangements are not as good in
the boroughs as in the city. We have licensed
a man right on the line in the Thirty-first ward,
and he has to pay $780, while just on the other
side of the line you would come in for S25O."
HIS IDEA OF A HOTEL.
ner of Amanda and Arlington avenues. He
has four boarders and thinks that constitutes a
hotel.
For MiIlvale there are Is applications, as fol-
lows:
First ward-John Bennett, No. Is Grant ave-
nue.; Jacob Lichtinger. Stanton avenue
Second ward-George Dnley, No. 3 Lincoln
avenue; William Isensee. on the Evergreen
Hamlet plank road; John Kruger, Jr., No. 81
road and Meade alley; Mrs. Mary c. Reder, now
licensed, No. SO Sherman street; Eugene
Schaefer, No. Sc Lincoln avenue; Frank Volker,
No. Grant avenue; Henry wagner no %
Grant avenue; John Wingold, NO. oz Grant
avenue.
Third ward-Adam Maur, No. 70 Grant ave,
nue.; James w. Oesterlng now licensed. NO. o9
Grant avenue; Edward H. Sachs. Stanton ave-
nue..
Bennett.wa one of the four Millvale appli-
cants licensed in 1855 but last year Judge w hlte
refused him. He has few boarders. Llcn-
finger, who works in Bauerlein's brewery, was
naturalized in lSSS, after he had been Keeping
saloon. Dilley was told that ms n4use 5ss 1S Mas
beer is delivered at his house for hlmse1 anu
his boarders. Kruger, who has an eatlng
house. has been regularly refused under tne
Brooks law. He also works in Bauerlelns
brewery Miller sells trees about the country
while his wife looks after the boarders Mrs.
Reder is applying this year for new house,
which contains more room than the one sue
now occupies. Schaefer is new sppLcant.
He has boarding house which demands nVe
eighths of beer a week.
SURPRISED THE COURT.
VoIker rather surprised the court by saying
that be had the only restaurant in Millvale.
"Why, where have you been for the last hourF'
asked Judge Ewing. Volker was cross-ex-
amined by W. NJ. Price. His place is not far
from a school house. He admitted that he sold
beer last summer, but shut down on it about
the end of July. Wagner was licensed in lSSS.
and during the past year has kept small eat
ing house.
Walker is an ex-saloon keeper here, and dur
ing the last year he kept a saloon in Newport,
Ky He returned to Pittsburg only three
weeks ago. He admitted to Attorney Christy
that be took with him to Newport Mrs. Sophie
Zugenhelm as his housekeeper. She left her
husband about three years ago and has been
Walkers housekeeper ever since. She has re-
NAMED in Newport to look after the place
there but Walker said that if he secured a
license in Millvale he would bring her here to
do his cooking. She is Walkers cousin. Dur
ing the examination the woman's husband sat
behind Mr.. Christy and prompted the at
torney.
Wineold drives beer wagon for Enz' brew
cry in Millyale. Maurs wife keeps boarders,
while he helps around the house. Oesterling
has a large eating trade in connection with ms
saloon. He said that he kept no slate, though
now and then he let a man have drink. In
case of that sort he rarely expected to see the
money, Sachs the last man of the day, works
in the wholesale liquor store of Joseph Fuhrer
& Son, in Lawrenceville.