Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-19

oaaiouey, put Woulu prefer " benu NE o"h
bar. He has selected "a Elm street as very
proper place.
John T. Harrington is at present at leisure;
His prospective saloon and restaurant is at Z1S
Fifth avenue.
Mr.. Christy-This is the "wormwood Bitters''
house.
Applicant-I can assure the Co1rt that ]
know nothing of that. nor am responsloie IoI
It. II l am granted a license the place Will pe
properly conducted,
Henry Jacobs wants to open business az DOL
Fifth avenue, now vacant
Mr.. Christy-This was refused in 1880 to: Eliza
beth Brockman, and she since run speak easy
until she was arrested, and she may be still SELL
ing on the sly.
Applicant don't know anything about it.
William F. KeIser wants Incense ioT oII
Fifth avenue. though he has been refused Twice
of So, ,OOO to run a saloon and restaurant.
Mr.. Christy-Beer was taken into this place
through the stable.
keiser-There is no stable.
Attorney H. ]. Davis-Your Honors, Mr.
Christy has accused two of my clients with
selling without license. think 1t would pc
good idea for him to be compelled to
produce records in court.
Mr.. Christy-The applicant admits having
been prosecuted for selling on Sunday.
Applicant-But that was before the Brooks
law, and since then have had license.
Ladies Enter Objections.
A remonstrance has been filed by ladies OF
the neighborhood against Thomas J. Living
stone 100 Washington street. 1t is two doors
from temperance hotel.
Attorney R. ]. Powers-I suppose these ladies
would have speaK-easies as thick as toad stools
In deserted barn-yard rather than have one
saloon under the protection of the law. There
should be at least four
William Love believes in plenty Of meat
and drink" He has dealt in meat several years
and now wants to furnish fair share OF the
latter at 2q7 II fifth avenue.
Mr.. Christy-You used to have butcher
shop on Congress street where you and your
friends had beer.
Applicant-Tnere was beer left there
couple of times for man across the street.
Mr.. Christy-The place where you are apply
ing is opposite the Welsh Church?
Applicant-Yes, sir.
Josh Ii. Mast was refused license in 1890,
but tries again for the same place, so and 50
Wylie avenue
Bernard McPoland has heretofore been
tention strictly to schooners. with the permis-
sion of the Court. No. 26 Bedford avenue be
thinks good place.
Judge Whire-This is the locality in which
we are not inclined to grant many licenses.
Says His Company Was Bad.
Max Schlanger has been working for an Alle-
gheny liquor dealer and lives in Allegheny. He
has his eye on Pittsburg and wants to open a
saloon at l34 Wylie avenue. He says he APP
but was refused on the other mans account
He is the last applicant from the Seventh
ward
The first man from the Eighth ward was
Charles Angloch, who has had a saloon at 81
Fulton street. He is jolly, old German, and
the idea of q restaurant in his locality excited
his risibilities. He sets out considerable ham.
eggs, etc.
'ince Christmas?
Applicant-Not any.
Mr.. Christy-Not in front of your housef
Applicant-No. Sometimes we have to order |
hem out, and they 60 across the street.
Mr.. Christy-You said last year that you |
lidn't sell in 1889?
Applicant-I only handled soft drinks.
Mr.. Christy-Dldn't you have beer sent to |
'our house7
Applicant-Yes; my wife was sick and |
couldn't drink anything else. She's dead now. |
never sold any.
John Finn applies for a license at 223 Web |
ter avenue. He wants to open a saloon and |
lothing else. |
Careless About His Money.
David Goldman, a bother by trade, wants to |
pen saloon at Ssl Fifth avenue. He has |
I, 500 to do it with. The amount is kept either |
n his bureau drawer or his wife carries it |
round. 1t required some time to get him to
ell where he keeps it. He has had the money
hree months.
John Guntz, Jr., has had license two years
u
lis only trouble. he says. was man arrested
here by ward constable. The applicant ran
restaurant until about two months ago. He
ays it was at loss.
there is no necessity for a saloon. c
Applicant will resume il granted license. |
John Glockener was refused the past two
ears. but thinks he should receive a license
ow because he has large house at 22l Wylie |
venue, corner Of Fulton.
Valentine Ganter wants to continue at lOl |
fulton street, where he Las been the past
ear.
Mr.. Christy-I represent Il members of the
Evangelical Church who say the saloon is
lmost against the church and men come out |
here drunk and vomit against the building.
The case was postponed until to-day to give |
be man chance to answer. Jacob George Is
n the other side of the church and similar
was filed against him. He will
lso answer to-day
He Likes the Business.
Frederick Kaunaka is at 3s7 Fifth and is after
renewal
Barnet Levy who wants to put a saloon at 33
'olwell street, answered the routine questions
Barney M. Levy has his eye on No. 1Ss Wylie
s good place for a saloon. He had a whole
ale license at 2S2 Wylie the past year, His
ales amounts to sll, 900 or ST., 600.
Judge White-You bottle beer and winef
Jevy-Yes, sir.
Judge White-Thats bottling, not whole.
aling.
Levy-Its what we call wholesaling.
John ]. Mckee is now az prohtless leisure
nd wants to break it by going into the saloon
usiness at Sc Fulton. He was on the police
orce at one time He is the first man who ad-
litted that he couldn't run a trst-class hotel
four-roomed house.
John O'Connor was given into the hands of
udge Magee. He wants license at 2l3 and
Is Wylie avenue. He is q bartender.
Martin Rosenblatt is new applicant for go
Vylie avenue. He has grocery, for which he
as two offers to purchase.
Applicants of Good Character.
Judge Magee-The general run of applicants
no come before the court are of good char
cter. We can't license a simple drinking
ouse. 1t is only question of how many res.
lurants are needed.
Andrew W. Smith says he got along all right
/ 427 Fifth avenue, and is willing to con.
nue.. |
Samuel ZaIkind, 2ol wylie avenue, was the
st man Of the day. He owns. the property.
lis only experience was in Poland. He wants
run hotel of 25 rooms.
Court adjourned to this morning, when rs
ases will be taken up. The Ninth, Tenth.
leventh and part of the Twelfth wards will
robably be called.