Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-28
THE MORNING WORK

Was Slow and. Uninteresting and Onl,
Twenty-six Cases Were Heard - Toe
Much Trusting on the Southside-Ex
cuses for Restaurants.
The first man called yesterday mornin!
was Jacob Aulenbacher, Jr., who is the frs
man in the Twenty-sixth ward. He ba
been refused two years In succession for tn
same place, 10S South Eighteenth street
Anton Artman now has a restaurant at 8
South Eighteenth street and would like tt
add liquors. Frederick Buehler, who has
been refused twice, applies for 1927 Carson
street. Edward Cowen, is licensed at 2022
Jane street. Fred W. Drewes is licensed al
1911 Carson street.
Charles B. DeitZ is a wholesaler and want:
retail license at 1919 Jane street.
Judge White-Why do you want to qui
the wholesale?
Applicant-It's not legitimate.
Judge White-Oh, yes it is.
Applicant-People are against the jug
business, all the same.
Rinehardt Differ, now licensed at 14C
South Eighteenth street, had no trouble.
Julianna Engel is new applicant for 202l
Josephine street. Frederick Hoffman, new
George Jung, new man for 113 South Nine.
teenth street; George Kunkel, now licensed
at 1900 Josephine street; Henry Lins, new
applicant for 137 South Nineteenth street;
Jacob Loeffier, new man for 157 South
Nineteenth street, had no trouble.
Trusting on the southside.
Joseph Mccarthy, now licensed at SO
South Seventeenth street. heard that trust
ing was contrary TO law. but did not visit a
lawyer and did not know it to be fact,
Judge White-You heard ii was wrong
and you didn't learn the truth? In going
on YOU willfully violated the law.
Christopher Pfannkuch, new man for 121
South Eighteenth street; J. W. Ruhlandt,
now licensed at 1882 Carson street; Joseph
Rabenstein, new applicant for 145 South
Eighteenth street; Charles Ruhlandt, now
licensed at III and 119 South Eighteenth
street, and John Rudolf, now licensed at
1927 and 1929 Sarah street, got on with COM
parative ease
John Schwartz now has a wholesale
license at 129 South Seventeenth street, and
this year he applies for retail at the same
place. His sales amounted to nearly $40, 600,
and he is the second man who said there
was no money in wholesaling. He sold in
buckets.
Henry NJ. Sell has q restaurant at 1S2
South Twentieth street, and has been refused
three times in succession.
The Cause of His Knock Out
Judge White-Why were you re used 4?
Applicant-Because 1 sold beer in buckets
to minors.
John Satter, "a South Nineteenth street,
was refused twice, and thinks he ought to
have license now because he is unable to
work.
Henry W. Viehman is q new applicant
for 1919 Carson street, now occupied by a
cigar store He was refused twice Con-
stantine Will is new man for 143 South
Eighteenth street. This closed up the
Twenty-sixth ward.
Louis Abel was the first man called from
the TwenIy-seventh ward. He is an appli-
cant for a fresh saloon at the corner of
Monastery and the Birmingham and Browns
vile road.
Judge White-What is there now?
Applicability mother-in-law keeps a
grocery there.
Judge White-Are you married? Oh, OF
course you are, If you've got mother-in-
Law.
John Better now runs an ice wagon, but
wants to run a saloon at 2422 Carson street.
Wendell Daub, corner OF Sharon avenue
and Mt. Oliver street, was the last applicant
heard before noon. Twenty-slx cases were
heard.