Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-30
ELEVENTH HOUR LIST.
some MORE WHOLESALERS FOR THE
TWO CITIES.

| SNmE mOht WHOLESALERS FOR THE
TWO CITIES.
Most of the Hold. Over Cases Settled-Ths
Township Lists to be Handed Down To.
Day-A Few Left Yet TO be Thought
Over.
Judges Ewing and Magee were at work
in the courtroom until o'clock last night
and then handed down two lists, one giving
additional wholesale licenses granted in
Pittsburg and Allegheny, and the other ad.
ditional refusals of wholesale applicants.
The grants for the boroughs, wholesale, and
the townships, retail and wholesale, will be
given for publication to-day.
The following additional 80 wholesale
licenses are granted in the city of Pittsburg:
First ward-Max Friedman. IL Market street.
Second ward-Fred W. Mueller, 40 Grant street.
| Fifth ward-James Powers, IS Sixth avenue.
sixth ward-payid oppenheimer, q Magee
Eighth ward-Leopold Brown. 225 Webster
avenue: Henry L; Berger, los Fulton street, and
Tenth ward-John H. Fuchs, 4ISixteenth street.
Eleventh ward-Herman FOrst 467 Fifth ave-
nue.; George Gotthard. 497 Fifth avenue; George
NJ. +. Hof corner Wylie and rkpatrick; Mar
tin Haller, SS3 Webster avenue.
Twelfth ward-George w. Knipschild, 27% Penn
Thirteenth ward-Charles Larkins, 1897 Millwood
Fourteenth ward-Charles F. Nanz, SO Fifth
avenue.
Fifteenth ward-GotIeib Bros, 34U5 Butler
street; Jacob Mueller, 3sl3 Penn avenue.
Sixteenth ward-Andrew Degeiman, S6l Cedar
street.
seventeenth ward-Henry Fuchs, 1885 Butler
street
Nineteenth ward Louis Meyers, Sc Frankstown
avenue; Men Young, 602l Penn avenue.
Twenty-frst ward-Joseph Cohen, 72s9 Tloga
Twenty-third ward-Peter Quinn, 1890 Second
avenue.
Twenty-sixth ward-John o. o'Connor, 1914 Carson
street. John Schwarz l29 South seventeenth street.
Twenty-eighth ward-Patrick z. Smyth, 1890
Neville street; James Donahue, 1913 Carson street.
street.
Thirty-sixth ward-william c. Gundefnger,
l5S Steuben street.
In Allegheny City only three new whole
sale licenses were granted, as follows:
Third ward-Andrew Langlitz, 153 Ohio street.
Fourth ward-Shute & Co., 81 South Diamond
nue..
In accordance with the decision arrived
at by the judges yesterday afternoon, the
following licenses to bottle malt liquors were
granted to persons already licensed to brew,
or to sell at wholesale:
Pitrsburg.
Sixth ward-Pier Dannals
Twelfth ward-Robert Liddeil, formerly Spencer
& liddell.
Thirteenth ward-Lawrence Huffnagle, 625
Wylie avenue.
Fourteenth ward-John Horan, 29sTustin street.
Sixteenth ward-Richard Fewer. I5O2 Penn ave-
nue.; Straub & Geyer and the Iron City Brewing
Company (Frauenhelm Vilsack).
Twenty-first ward-Lawrence Barckho1f, 2S0
Frankstown avenue
Twenty-fourth ward-Jhe Keystone Brewing
Company.
Thfrty-sxth ward-Fritz SCHNEIDER, los Main
street.
Allegheny.
Sorautl, p nbar
Son, +. l.. 0ber Bro. Brewing Company.
The following additional refusals were
handed down for Pittsburg:
First ward-John P. Goldthorp. Wood street,
and Patrick McNulty. $I4 Ferry street.
Third ward-George j. Burberich, COS Grant
Fourth ward-Dickson & Fahnestock, 16s Liberty
street.
Fifth ward-John Thick, 22s Fifth avenue.
Sixth ward-Adam Earlewein. Forbes and Magee
streets, and William Friebertrhausen, AZ Bluff
street.
Seventh ward-H. Levinson. 26l Fifth avenue
and Isaac Samuels, Webster and Logan streets.
Eighth ward-Albert Anderson, Tannehili and
Ninth ward-Andrew Hire 1114 Penn avenue,
and Samuel r. Holmes 100 Penn avenue.
Tenth ward-Edward Brothers, 1888 Penn ave-
nue., and William Volts. 1909 Penn avenue.
Eleventh ward-Paul Lochner, $50 Webster
avenue.
Twelfth ward-George W. Feed, SOl3 Smallman
street, and James Hunt, 2o22 Penn avenue.
third Street and Brierton avenue: Herman Ket-
terer, Heron avenue, and Harry L. McUafrey,
3s9 Thirty-third street.
Fourteenth ward-Michael r. C. c. tlIins 800 Sec
ond avenue: John +. Dinkle esq Fifth avenue:
John Morris, $40 Fifth avenue; James Madden, 1853
Forbes street: Matthew Mclaughlin 696 Fifth ave-
nue.: Michael Connolly. 65 Bates street. and James
W oods 666 Second avenue.
Fifteenth ward-Marie StutZer. 3221 Penn avenue,
Sixteenth ward-James w. Duncan. 1852 Penn
avenue, and James Williams. 1910 Penn avenue.
Seventeenth ward-Killian Soel, I23 Forty-ffth
street.
Nineteenth ward-Frank Ackerman, liz Franks
town avenue.
Twentieth ward-Louis EngeL 1914 Penn avenue
Twenty-frst ward-Peter Goeddel, Penn and |
Brushton avenue, and Karl Nubling. 507 Larimer |
avenue.
Twenty-third ward-John Donlon, - Acorn |
street: John O'Dounel, 1856 Second avenue and |
Twenty-fourth ward-H. c. Snyder, 29l2 Carson |
street.
Twenty-ffth ward-Anthony Hirsch, Twenty
sixth and Carson streets, and John X. Morgan,
25l7 Carson street.
Twenty-seventh ward = Elizabeth Klein, Sc |
SCHUYLER street; John Wyland, p hosciusko |
street.
Twenty-eiChth ward-J. NJ. walkosky, 1918 Car
son street; Weisberger g. SchlangeI, 12l3 Carson
street.
Twenty-ninth ward-Charles A. Weisberger,
1908 Carson street.
Thirtieth ward-Patrick F. Gallagher SIS Car
son street: A. A. Nilligan, Carson street
rhirty-third ward-Anthony 0'Brien, I4 West
Carson street.
In Allegheny the court refuses licenses to
Henry Brunner, 206 Federal street. and T.
B. Eisenbels 121 Rebecca street.
The chief basis for refusals is stated to be
3 failure to meet the statutory requirements.