Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-21
WORK OF THE MORNING.
another Case in Which Mr.. Christy's Infor-
nation Was Faulty-A Way of Being in
the Liquor Business-Thinks His Single
State Can BE Remedied.

nation Was Faulty-A Way of Being In
the Liquor Business-Thinks His Single
State Can BE Remedied.
At the opening of court Yesterday morning
the P. B. Mohan case was taken up. 1t wal
alleged that his daughters tended bar, tha
he sold tc minors, and that he has no res
taurant. Nohan brought his daughters into
court to testify Mr.. Christy employed a
detective to investigate, and his testimony
was that there was no evidence to be found
against the applicant.
August Aiheiker wants license for 2S37
Penn avenue.
Judge Whre-Were you ever in the businessi
Applicant-ln way.
Judge White-Were you ever prosecutedf
Applicant-Yes; for selling without license
Judge white-Why did your father-in-law
apply for license at the same place last year;
Applicant suppose it was because he
wanted 10 get into the liquor business.
Joseph Agans, a new applicant for isis Small
man street; Charles BroslIy, licensed this year
at 2T34 Penn avenue; Thomas Berger, new ap.
phcant at 20g9 Penn avenue; Benedict Boehm,
licensed at 2622 Smallman street. and W lllIam
BARLEY, new applicant at $500 Penn avenue,
had 10 trouble.
a physicians certificate was offered in the
j L
avenue, who Is sick,
Good Remedy Suggested.
Frederick Bergman, Nos 2Sl5 and 2Sl7 Lib
erty avenue, works in brewery. He takes an
eighth of beer home weekly.
David J. Berry. who wants to run a saloon at
$50 Penn avenue, got along very well, except
that he isuJ marued. His attorney thought
that might be remedied.
Thomas UIarK. three years licensed at 255S
for 2620 Smallman street, and John Corbett a
new applicant for 526 Jones avenue. had no
trouble.
Charles Campbell wants a retail license at
1927 Penn avenue. At present he is employed
at a bortling shop at 2JOI Penn avenue.
Judge White-Nere you Eot prosecuted for
alleged liquor selling?
Applicauf-Nes; but nothing ever came of it.
Matthew Dischner is new applicant for 2S04
Penn avenue. The place Is now run by Mrs.
NichOl and is reputed speak-easy.
Attorney c. +. McKenna-This is a good
chance to exchange = bad house for good one.
Judge White-But there are SO many good
houses there now. The applicant looks like a
faIT man.
Appicant-I always try to be honest, Your
Honor.
Daniel Dillon has applied the last two years
for license at 1915 Penn avenue. he has a
boarding house there now.
A Few Very Easy Cases.
Christian G. Dillon, new applicant for 22lO
Penn avenue; p. ]. Donnelly, now licensed at
9O33 Penn avenue; John Escherich, now
licensed at 2746 Penn avenue, and William
Finn, new applicant. for 1918 Penn avenue, all
got along we'll
Michael Hanley applies for 2Ol9 Penn avenue,
where H. heech was refused last year.
Judge White-Don't you drink good deal
yourself?
Applicant take drink occasionally.
Judge white-Don't you get drunk2
ApplicaDt-Well only occasionally.
IuGpp WhirR-WOnit Ieech assiRr you if vo,,
get a licenseP
AppIicant-I haven't considered that. Your
Honor.
Erip on license for 253 Jones avenue.
When Thomas Heathcote appeared to be
sworn little woman of about 10 years rushed
NJ aud TOOK a chair close to Mr.. Christy.
.iaatncote moved 10 O'Hara township some
time ago.
suuge White-When you moved to O'Hara
township where did you leave your wife?
Applicant - In the Greenwood Cemetery,
Your Honor
Judge hite-But you had another wifef
ApplCant-She claimed to be.
Judge White-You lived with her as your
wife.
Applcant-Yes sir.
Says She Turned Him Away.
Judge White-Did you turn her off
Applcant-She turned me off.
Judge Nhite-Where is she noH'
AppIlCaht-ln court. our HOnor.
Judge Whlte-Don't you drink a good deal?
Applicant drink some
Judge White-Dou't you occasionally get
under the influence of liouor2
pplIcant-Slightly so.
Judge White-This man who admits to hav-
ing lived with this woman as his wife is GER
tainly not OF good moral character
Attorney ROwand-He Swore that he was
married TO her and applied fOT a divorce. They
had agreed to live as man and wife and Thought
that was marriage. Judge Slagle decided that
there was not enough evidence of marriage
aud dismissed the divorce case
he woman hao no occasion to say anything,
D ut watched the proceedings closely, and when
IL vas all over walked out with a more than
satisfied smile.
Otto Heunecke encountered a remoustrance
AGAINST the granting OF license for his place,
30ll Smallman street, or any other on that
S rect.
Patrick Hanlon, new man for 26Oo Pam
avenue, had an easy time