Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-31
Applicant-only for Sunday.

Applicant-Only for Sunday.
MIR. Christy-Waat lodge is it7
Appicant-I don't know, except the Michael
Davitt.
Attorney Monroe-I guess it's body of Irish
patriots who meet on Sundays TO enjoy them
selves.
Peter Yochum, Jr., now licensed at l24 South
Twelfth street, got along swlmmingly. Mary
link, now licensed at 1l0l and 1103 Carson
street. hopes to continue.
Charles J. Alwess Jr., is licensed at the cor
ner of Bridge and CarsSn streets. SAYS he got
along fairly well. He acknowledged that
sometimes men put it on his eye" by asking
for trust after disposing of the drink, but is
usually careful.
street. He testified that he has lived in Home
stead five years.
Mr Christy-Somebody's mistaken. Your
application says you have lived in the Thirtieth
ward, Pittsburg for two years. Which is cor
rect?
Applicant-1 live in Homestead.
Mrs. Margaret Gribben wants license for
Al Carson street. She was widow and mar
ried again. Her second husband ill-treated
her and they are now separated. Mr.. Christy
raised the point THAI she is not naturalized and
because of having no divorce conld not sign a
bond.
List of Uninteresting Cases.
. Thomas Hally wants to open a new place a.
SIS Carson street. Joseph Heller, No. 403 Car.
son street. is glassworker but wants to open a
saloon.
H. w. Hartman applies for a renewal for
the Continental Hotel. II and Is Carson street.
Bernard Kerns, 3S3 Carson street, wants his
prosperity to continue another year. James
Lyons is a new applicant for 5O3 Carson street.
Michael Murray applies for 4O3 Brownsville
avenue.
William Noldsn, well-bui;t young man in a
brand new gray spring suit, with white spots all
over 1t. came up smiling with a record as clean
and spotless as his new uniform. He hopes to
oper up at 52S Carson street. Peter Soffel, now
licensed at q Carson street, got of easy. Fred
olin Sturm is new applicant for l0l ana l03
Carson street. Andrew ]. Sterling Jr, wants
renewal for the Panhandle Hotel, 10 and IL
Carson street. George Shafer is now licensed
at il and l9 Carson street.
Bernard Trait and Edward McMullen are
after license for 309 Carson street. John
Ward keeps a boarding house at 424 Bingham
street, and the Judge thinks there is a chance
of it being spoiled if he gets license.
Opening the Thirty-Ffrst Ward.
The first case called in the Thirry-irst ward
was Robert A. Bleiel, who is now licensed at
l04 Arlington avenue. The first man on the
list, H. ]. Alt, is sick. George Brehm did not
answer to his name and a friend reported that
he was sick. Jacob Dietz is an applicant for
license at 2, and Knox avenue. Bernard
Farrell, 9I W ashington avenue, a new appli-
cant, got of easy. Christian Michel, l03 Wash
ington avenue has been refused twice, and
thinks it is about time for the Judges to rectify
the mistake Iney nave maQe IN OOlLg So
Judge Magee-How much of a family have
you?
Applicant-Oh, about eight or nine.
John Richter, now licensed at 81 Washington
street, got of easy. 1t was the same case with
August Stuckenberg, who keeps hoteI at AZ
of the same street.
Jacob Brednich was the frs applicant from
the Thlrty-second ward. He has KEEP; saloon,
likewise the law, at 79 Bogg3 avenue.
Judge Magee--Haye YOU sold to men of in
temperate habitsS
Applicant-Yes. sir.
Judge Magee-Do you mean to say that you
sell to men of intemperate habits?
Applicant-rve sold to fellows who won't
take nothing but soft drinks.
Bottlers Who Want to Change.
Frederick Fuhe has a bottler's license at the
corner of Boggs avenue and Greenbush street,
and would like it to be retail this year. WILL
lam Kroener is also a bother at the corner of
BOggs avenue and Whitfield street, who wants
to try the retail business.
Henry Myer applies for Sc Shiloh street. Rob-
ert Stinson thinks the corner of Boggs avenue
and Wyoming street is a good place to con-
tinue in business.
Regina Wilbert is now licensed at 80 South
ern avenue and hopes to continue. She said
last year that the club there was going to
leave, but as their clubhouse wasn't finished
they are there yet. and that brought out the
frowns of TIL. Court. She promises to do bet
ter this time.
Christian WIlberr is now licensed at the cor
ner of Shiloh and Sycamore streets.
John Zimmerly, now licensed at the corner of
Bailey avenue and Ruth street. acknowledged
having trusted some of mis- customers.
THAT'S the way" said Judge Magee, "the
whole country is running to trusts"
William Dearsam, S06 Frankstown avenue
was sick when the Twenty-frst ward was
called and told his story to the Judge after the
close of the Thirty-second ward.
This closed the days work. Sixty-three
eases were heard