Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-20
ANOTHER LITTLE LIST.
INSPECTOR WHITEHoUsE HAS BEEN DO.
ING SOME BUSINESS.

One Hundred and Forty Three speak, Easici
Go Our of Business-Nine Are LicenseS
by the Court, "a Are Forced Out nnt
1O3 Take n Hint.
Inspector Whitehouse, of the Second or Eas
End district, yesterday made his, speak-easy re
port to Chief Brown. The Inspector is conf
dent that he can stamp out the evil in his dis
| trict by June l. In this territory nine speak
easies have been licensed by the Court. as fol
| lows:
W. scholler, 63sl Penn avenue; James Flem.
ing, 40 Frankstown avenue; Edward O'Donnen,
1872 Second avenue: Crist Dunn, SOL Second
August Piper. &c corner 'TThhlrty-ninth and Butler
streets; John Mcintyre. 5l6s Butler street; Gus
Sitter. 1903 Penn avenue; Mrs Margaret Clinton.
Thirty-four-iliicit liquor dealers succumbed
to the iron hand Of the law, as shown below:
| Mrs. Kate Cantlin, Mrs. Bridget Riley James
| Carey, Nick Delhanty, Samnel Collins, Mrs. Mary
I Murphy, John Roach and Thomas Murphy, held
in H. 500 bail for h caring; Mrs. Bridget Sullivan
| forfeited go; Mrs. Kate Mclaughlin, six months
costs: Mrs. Yannagan, discharged; Charles Nc
| Coy, Mrs. Winnin Malay, Mary Debold. Michael
Liden, X. Means. Rebecca Means. Mrs. Mary
Mrs. Mary Weir, Mrs. Anna Lynch, Mrs. Wal
lace. Mrs. Mary Collins Charles Mccoy. james
Beck. held in e. 600 bail for court; Patrick FLYNN
held for court since died: Wm. SWEENEY, fined
so and costs; Michael spencer held in S. 900 for
court
Below the Inspector gives list of 103 per-
sons who have quit selling liquor without
license on being notified by the police:
Fourteenth ward-James Riley. Second: James
McGiDchey, $50 Second: Patrick Morrow, 994 Sec
ond; Mary Manion, Second. near Laughlin Fur
mace Pstrcs @ Butler Ea second opposite Keystone
Ham, I22O Second; Mrs. G. Meyers, Forbes; Mar
tinna Rossbare, Fifth, near RobInson Mrs. Grif-
fin, Fifth, near Boston; Crist FOrnenzer Fifth,
near Robinson; James Hanlon. SOho near Bos-
ton: Patrick Griffin, Boston; Mrs. Mary Lynch,
Second. near Moorhead's mill.
Fifteenth ward-J. b. Wright, S527 Butler; John
Knorr. S4o4 Snallman; George Gruber, 1921 SMALL
Butler; Patrick Flynn, 3225 SmaIman; George
Stubener. 1929 Penn: Ell Weidler, 3sOS Butler;
Frederick Shaiol, $40 Penn; George Kretzler,
fifth and Penn
Sixteenth ward-Mr. Reid, S53 Pearl: Mr.. En-
erich, Mathilda: Gotleb Fue, 1913 Penn: Barbara
FrouhOltz 1924 Penn Richard LAWN. M Thirty-
seventh; Edward Stanton, 1907 Liberty; John
schmer, 42GO Main; Mrs K. Hellstern. ais L1ber-
ty; Mrs. Leonard Laurel; Charles Call. 1916 rem;
James Friel, 45s2 Penn: Leo Zoos, Penn, near
Pearl; George Thurlng, Penn, near Eyelne: Jo-
Seventeenth ward-Mrs. Anna Stagavat 73
Forty-third: Mrs. Ilasnlck, 14O Forty-ifth: Mrs.
Weir, Long: Charles Heinrich. All Penn; Jacob
Metz, 441j Penn; Thomas Perry. 4i35 Penn: Pat
rick Allen. 42O7 Butler: Thomas Burns. 475i But.
Ter; William Clifferty, 475a Bntler Michael WIN
ters. Butler near Forty-eEhth: Barney Campbell,
Butler near Fiftleth: Dennis Reardon. FORTY
sixth Thomas Collins, Butler near Forty eighth;
Costello, Butler near Forty.eighth: Harry Biliips,
on Railroad near Forty-hlnth. James Aver, on
Railroad near FOrty-elghth. Mrs knight, on
Railroad near FOrty-nlnthl Kate Sewelf, Plum
and Forty.eVhth. James TAhney, Walkers KUW,
Hpmei Michael HUhah. Cedar below Hatfield,
Eishteenth wArd-MHrtn sehuster bi50 ButierI
Edward B0whn, 50s Butieri Andrew BHgrHnd'
bbB HBtltri James ohnelis, Fifty=hfth hnd Hut
leri Nick Welsh, Fifty-fUufthi Mr., Sudden, FiTtTs
nfthl Mrs, Miller. FiitFsnfsti Mrs, Hughes bigT
lIntefI Hamilton Irwin, butler and siiAFpabaTg
joh6 Harper 1000 iiHtiefI Mrs iiahHey, Dresden
hlnyI Mrs tohfbyl HYfhrs row
Nineteenth wafd=Fred, Mahsman, 6sH rita
ti6nI Louis tFist, NJ fFankst0wpI u, UaptistO 10
FfaHtsi0whI Mrs, Kelly, Hlh lidFVaFd.
Twentieth waFd=tiua liri CENTER Mrs Han-
Mofzel $40 PENN Michael Miller, 1000 Penn,
Twenty first wAFd=IiaFthA Hines, $50 Franks
t0wni Henry HOusmAR, PuLmanI Peter LauTman,
~ LAMBERT Mrs smell, Enterprise, Joseph
kFeneF, 6O5 Larimeri JOhR Donovan, TlOga; E
Hess, rem and BrushtOn, Michael Dean, 6SB2
PeHni Mrs. Brown, 306 FTankstowHi IL. j. More
head, 2H FTankstOWn.
Twentv-third ward-Adam Fuchs second near
Vespueius, John Finnegan, GlenWOOd; Nh. Multi
gan, Herbert alley, HaZelwOOd; Jennie Miller
Remover, GlenwoOd; Mrs, Relder, IIazelwOod;
John Kelly Second, near Marion station; John b.
Multn. 1884 Second; Richard Home, Marion
station, Is. 4 y. r. X. Harry Ward, Greenwood;
Bridget Kane, sylvan; y. FOrde, Four-Mile run;
Rudolph GIazeman, Mansion.
Chief Brown will furnish copies of the Inspec-
tors lists to the county courts and to all the
constables in the city who will apply for them.