Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-05
BARREL AND BOTTLE.
Brewers, Distillers and Wholesalers
GO Through With a Rush.
BUT VERY FEW QUESTIONS ASKED.
Big Liquor Dealers Make Their Applications
for Licenses.
ALL THE NEWS OF THE COUNTY COURTS

The big fish in the liquor business hat
easy swimming through the treacherou'
waters of the license court, and the appli
cants were rushed through in a hurry yes
terday. The distillers' list was first heard.
yerv few questions were asked, and what
the Court did put to applicants, bore par
ticularly on the amount of business done in
a wear and whether the applicants looked
after the management of the business them
selves
Joseph s. Finch & Co, did not respond
to their names. Thomas Moore, of Nc
Keesport, said he had had license for
number of years, and he was not asked any
questions. The management of the Jeffer-
son Township Distillery represented that
they had been in business for 40 years.
The brewers came next. Major Brown
appeared for Dewald, Wuesthoff & Co., Of
First avenue, who were passed through
rapidly.
1t required about minute each for the
examination of Pier s. Dannals, Sixth ward;
the Phoenix Brewing Company, Twelfth
ward; the Wainwright Brewing Company,
Fifteenth ward, and the Straub Brewing
Company and the Iron City Brewing Com
pany, of the Sixteenth ward.
Easy on the southside.
On the Southside, the keystone Brewing
Company, George P. and Otto p Hauch,
John and Simon Siebert, Winter Bros,
Philip Lauer and John Nusser had plain
sailing In Allegheny the Eberhart & Ober
Brewing Company, d. Lutz & Son, 1. and c.
Hippely and the F. L. Ober Brewing Company
had no troble at all. d. Lutz & Son are
APPLYING for two breweries, one on Villa
street and the other on Spring Garden ave-
nue.
The Bauerlein Brewing Company, of Nc
Keesport, wanted storage house there for
the production of their brewery at Bennett.
They were asked to show the necessity, and
they said il kept the beer In better con-
dition. The wife of GeoIge W. Luther, or
Tarentum, had just died and he was excused
from appearing The C. Bauerlein Brewing
Company closed the list.
Then the bottlers were taken up. They all
C, Buffum, Market street; Isaac Joseph,
Market street; Thomas Murray, Fourth ave-
nue.; Michael Mulligan, Fourth avenue;
Hugh McCutcheon. Second avenue; Frank
Schafer, Grant street; Joseph Einstein and
James f. McMorris, Sixth avenue; Fred
He'll Fifth avenue; August Poske, Washing
ton street: Jacob Rim, Seventh avenue;
Peter Nieman, Ninth ward; David Open
heimer, 27 Magee street: John Winesthrop.
Pike street; John Fuchs. 3Os wylie avenue;
Lawrence Hufnegle, 625 Wylfe avenue:
Michael Nodge, ~ Forbes street; Philip
Kunz, $500 Howley avenue; the Wainwright
Brewing Company, the Straub Brewing Com
pany, of the Fifteenth ward: Andrew Nc
Claim, Twentieth ward; John Donlon, Twen-
ty-tbird ward, and on the Southside the
keystone Brewing Company, p. W. Lascheid
and B. F. Harris.
Bottlers From the Northside.
From Allegheny came Philip Froehict
Kerr James & Hamilton, Joseph II. Reed, A.
F. Kaunofsky, Gende & Karn, B. j. Ford,
Bernhardt Kroll, A. V. Sende. Eberhart &
0ber d. Lutz & Son and the F. L. Ober
Brewing Company; and in McKeesport r. C.
The wholesale list was then taken up and
the first seven wards in Pittsburg disposed
of. B. Bauman, of 40S Ferry street. was first
on the list and got through the mill without
any scratches.
Bonfstan & Bisi, 10 Diamond Square, said
their sales amounted to $4,000 last year.
George II; Bennett & Bros; sold $500 600
Max Friedman had good record, as had |
also George S. Fleming.
At the afternoon session D. P. Doherty, II |
did a business Of s65, 900 last year. Myer |
Rosenthal, Scheutx, ,Renziehausen Co. and |
Otto Schmidt went through in one, two, |
WE'RE sIoSooo Joseph Finch. s Is ooo aS:' W. SeH H.
Holmes and j. J. Speck, 5000 600; Robert |
levin, $4,000 Haller & Blackmore, $1,000; |
Philip Ryan, SIS 900: Robert Rienhold, $780, |
COO: c. Sunstein, $500 600: Raphael & Zeug- |
schmidt, $4,000; Mrs. Yetta Browarsky, S75,- |
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The wholesalers in the remainder Of Pitts |
burg. Allegheny and McKeesport will be |
heard to-day. Tomorrow will be taken up |
with the hearings of all applicants passed |
over SO far. and on Thursday the retail list |
I'm McKeesport will be heard.
To-day Clerk of Courts McGunnegle will |
begin to issue certificates to the successful |
applicants for retail liquor license in Pitts
burg. The list of applicants from Allegheny /
will not be handed down till the last OF /
the week.