Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-24
THE AFTERNOON WORK.

Easy Considered Necessary-Those WI
Trust for Drinks.
In the afternoon the Fifteenth ward VIZ
plicant. He wants to open up at 34C
Smallman street.
Frank Bopp is an applicant for 3435 Blu
Ter street, where he has been refused tw
years.
Judge White-You sold drinks in 1889?
Applicant-Oh, occasionally.
Judge WMte-And you got into trouble?
Applicant-No; never was in trouble.
Judge White-Why did you quit?
Applcant-I thought there were enoug
taverns 10 supply the trade.
Michael Burger wants license at S5l4 butle
street.
Michael Byrne is a new applicant for 352
Butler street. and Henry ]. Collins is ne'
applicant for $500 Charlotte street.
Lawrence w. Ebert applies for license a
S4O3 Butler street. He now has wholesal
license in the Thirty-second ward, for which
| secured a transfer,
John Ebert's prospective saloon is at 3SOS But
| Ter street.
Judge Wnite-You have some beer in you
| house.
Applicant-For my own use.
Judge White-And your friends.
| Applicant-I got keg sometimes and m!
| boarders got keg sometimes
He Didn't Appear Last Year.
Mr.. Christy-Did you have an interest will
McWIliams. who applied last Year,
/ Applcant-Yes, Sir
Mr.. Christy-You ou didn't appear with him.
| Alvin Farley was refused two years for 362
| Butler street, and was asked why he should
have license this year.
Farley-I don't why l was refused the frs
year. except that 1 am wounded old soldier
Last year ] was refused for coming up ano
| acknowledging the truth.
James B. Faber, lSS Thirty-fourth street
keeps a restaurant and sells cigars and soft
drinks.
Attorney Robertson-I would state, YouI
Honor one reason for this mans having a
| license. He has maintained his restaurant
| right along.
Applicant-That is a very strong argument
Tobias Finkbinder wants to continue at 36O(
Smallman street.
Judgs White-Do millmen get drinks on
time?
Applicant-Yes, sir, few. Their boss, Mr..
Liggetts, stands good for the amounts.
Judge White-How much do their bills
amount to?
AppIicant-About 81 50 or 50 in two weeks.
Judge White-There are drinks got there at
all hours of the night
Didn't Keep the Law.
Applicapt-No. SIR / close at ll:SO; Ihave
kept strict to the law.
Judge White-No, you haven't Not if you
trust for drinks and have the boss stand good
for it.
George and Edward ]. Gruber want alicense
for SS22 Smallman strest George is sick. and
Edward j. appeared. J. H. Gillespie. 1926 Penn
avenue, and William Crosse, 1888 Penn avenue,
got along easily
Philomena Hamersly wants a license ior 3617
Penn avenue.
Judge Mhite-Your house was pulled three
Applicant-No, sir. 1t was on the 9th of
Angus.
Judge white-Whatf for?
ApplIcant-Selling without license. 1 paid
$50 fne
Matthew Hanlon. 3429 Butler street, got off
easy, John J. Harrison sold out on the South
side, and now applies for 1929 Penn avenue.
Edward Ingram. 37l7 Butler street, is a new ap-
plicant. James Kelly wants to open at 340l
Butler street.
George Kretzler applies for 34Ol Butler street.
He was refused last year. Leopold Kress has
a license at $500 Butler street. Mary Messner
has a restaurant at 3S25 Penn avenue and wants
a license jeremiah Maloney is a new applI-
cant for 1866 Charlotte street. Joseph Muench
wants renewal at $500 Butler street.
Has Long Piece of Chalk.
John Mccarthy Keeps a saloon and restaurant
at 3237 Penn avenue, and is sure he could con-
tinue doing well if he had license.
Judge Whte-Don't some millmen run up
bills from S. to S1O in two weeks?
Applicability used to when they were
working steadily. They don't now.
Judge White-The idea of you allowing mill
men to run up bills of $40 in two weeks is a very
serious objection.
Owen McCusker is a wholesaler, but is par
tial to retail and applies for license at 3223
Penn avenue. August Piefer, SS22 and 1924
Butler street, is licensed now and had no
trouble. Thomas a. Pitts. Nos. 354S and $3.50
Butler street. the Iron City Hotel, for which he
purchased the license.
Ignatius Phumm is a new applicant for 35o3
Penn avenue, where he has a restaurant.
Judge White-Ip 1889 you were sued,
Applicant paid SIS fine.
George Reese is new applicant for 322l
Penn avenue.
August Rub is now licensed at S3i5 Penn ave-
nue.. He says his restaurant gives 40 or so
meals daily.
Mr.. Christy-Ysu keep slate and trust
men.
Applicant-I did, but 1 am sorry for it
quit running the slate a couple of months ago.
Way to Get Even.
Mr., Christy-Didn't you say that the trust
business was only a bluff on the part of the
court and youwould run your saloon to suit
yourself?
Applicant-No. Sir.
Peter Burg was called and testified that so
men were trusted and that as high as S. was
run up.
Ruh-This man was my bartender and 1 dis
charged him Tor drunkenness. He's only try
ing to get even.
Claude ]. Burg is licensed at SlOl and 3lO3
Penn avenue and wants to continue. Matthias
Scheuot is now licensed at 1924 Smallman street.
Christ Schenot a cousin of the last man. wants
license at the corner of Thirty-tcurth and
Smallman streets. NJ. A. Schneider, 352I and
1913 Penn, got off easy. Andrew Schohn wants
license at S549 Butler street, where he has
built a new hotel.
y Anna Stein, whose husband died last October
wants to continue the business Peter Sauer
is new man for $500 Charlotte street. Theo-
dore Suhert has his eye on 35l5 and 35l7 Butler
street as good place to open saloon. He
Henry Werth wants to open at Thirty-fifth
street and Lafayette alley. He was refused in
ISS9 and sold some after that
Closing Up the Fifteenth.
Elias H Waidler has a license for his hotel
at S72O Butler and wants a renewal. James
Ward, 1921 Penn, got along well.
Albert Zacharias and r. ]. Richardson have
been licensed two years at 3229 Penn avenue
There were complaints that there was no res
taurant and that drinks could be secured at all
hours. Applicants offered to bring up eyl-
dence to the contrary.
Judge White-1 hope if you get license this
year you will pay attention that no more such
complaints be made.
Philip Adler, No. 4406 Liberty avenue. was
the first man called from the Sixteenth ward
he works In a brewery. He takes a keo of
beer home weekly and bottles it. His board
ers also occasionally get a keg of beer
inns was the seyenty-nInth and last case of
the day. Court adjourned to $50 this morn
ing, when 20 cases will be heard.
SHILoH'sCough and dConsumptionCure is sold
by us on guarantee 1t cures consumption.
Sold by Jos. Fleming d Son 4l2 Market st