Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-23

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Sixth ward. He wants place at 31S Second
avenue. He was formerly mill worker, but
there was remonstrance against him on the
ground the house was not IN goodrepair. e
Patrick Devlin, of 80 Washington street
had license before and is all right. There
was Patrick Devlin that had sold Liquor
illegally, but this was not the one.
Henry Erisman has license at 323 Fifth
avenue and is satisfactory. Peter j. Foley,
at Wylie avenue and Elm street, shared the
same lucky tate, and Judge Collier signif.
"Just keep good order and you will not
have any trouble"
George Guntz, of 297 Fifth avenue, is an
applicant for the place of William Love
now licensed. B. c. Christy has remon-
STRANGE, and asked if it was not drinking
place, but an objection was made and sus-
tanned. 1t was shown that the building was
small This is the first time he has applied.
Henry F. Jacobs applies for 331 Fifth
avenue. He has q lease on the place.
There is a barber shop there nov. There
was a remonstrance, but the man explained
nearly everything.
| Wilhelmina Kaiser applies for new
| house at 315 Fifth avenue. There are IA
| rooms in the place. She says she serves
meals at any time. A number of witnesses
| testified as to her good character snd the
| necessity for such place.
Christy-What relation are you to Will
lam F. Kaiser? ...,..
"He is my son."
Christy-He was refused for that house
for the last two years.
Max Schalinger and Alex. Wallace are
applying for 134 Wylie avenue. The for
mer gentleman has a license now. Wallace
is the barkeeper, but is going into partner
ship. =.
Not the Same Man.
There was an Alexander Wallace who
was charged with illegal liquor selling, but
it was "a other man..
Charles Angloch, 81 Fulton street, has
had hcence for q number of years and there
were no complaints. He said there was not
much call for meals
John Glockner had a license before tho
Brooks law at 81 Wylie avenue. He has
cross-examined the man and brought out
the fact that he had not conducted a res
taurant and was now running pool room.
One witness called for the applicant when
would be good place to make money.
George Jacob has had a license two years
at 81 Fulton street. Frederick Kowsaka was
next. He has had license two years at 3s7
Fifth avenue and is all right.
Bernard Levy had license at 80 Colwell
street last year and now wants to have q
now q fuit store. The Court, however. was
overheard to say, "He'd better have stuck to
33 Colwell street" Operator Connor, of the
Department OF Public Safety, and Superin-
each gave Levy good record.
Bernard NJ. Levey. of 1S3 Wylie avenue,
was next called. He was refused last year
and had a wholesale license the year before.
Christy had a remonstrance, but the Court
had asked all his questions. DR.. McCord
said there was necessity for a good saloon
in that neighborhoodI
Eli Livingston is after license at 1l4 Full
ton street. 1t is now pool room. Frank
McGin had remonstrance, and brought out
the fact that the lease is shaky. McGin said
proprietor of tie place, who has been re-
peatedly refused. Mr.. McGin was then
sworn, and said he lived next door and that
there was no necessity for the place.
Thomas Mclaughlin and Max Reinhold
ask license at 101 Fulton street. They are
new applicants. The house is known as the
prietors for the last two years. A good petit
tion was presented. Their place is next
door to a church.
John O'Connor, of sls-215 wylie avenue,
has had license. The Court asked if meals
were furnished at all hours. He said saloon
men must furnish meals at any hour they
are called for, and that the excuse that
meal time was over would not answer as an
excuse. This was not said against this man
in particular, but for the benefit Of all the
saloon men.
Weiss as q Character Witness.
John A. Richter is a collector for Joseph
Bruenwine, the well-known beer seller. He
wants license at 4s7 Fifth avenue. Matt
Weiss, who formerly employed Richter, gave
him a great recommendation, and the man
Is pretty sure, though the house was refused
before.
Jacob samolsky applies for Levy's old
place at 80 Colwell street. The same wit
nesses were called in this case as in that Of
Levy. The prospects are not rosy,
Gottfried schattler has been refused four
years in the Thirteenth ward, and is now
asking license at 55 Fulton street just to
change his luck.
Francis J. stevens is applying for the
house Of A. w. Smith at 427 Fifth avenue.
There was no remonstrance, and good
character was shown.
Samuel Zahlkind asked license at 20l
Wylie avenue. He has restaurant and says
last year.
christy-You were fined for keeping dis
orderly house?
Eyes SIR" he answered.
"Was that all?" asked Mr. Christy.
II was accused of illegal liquor selling"
1t was also brought out that he was
charged with selling on Sunday. Then Mr..
Christy called Mr.. Sandusky, who said:
"This man drinks u great deal, and when
drunk acts disorderly. Once he was dis
orderly oasLa.yy in Hebrew church on Townsend
Judge Slagle-That is enough. Call tho
next.
Casper Baltensperger & Son apply for 1857
and ll39 Liberty avenue. They had the
quested by the railroad men to take charge
of it again. With this case Squire O'Don-
nell was ushered in as a character witness,
it being his ward. This house is about sure.
T. NJ. Brophy and Martin Shoughnessy, of
HOO Liberty avenue, showed up, and are
pretty sure of a license.
George Buehler applies for 1401 Penn ave.
nue.. He wore G. A. X. suit and painted
out his words and worked for all the sympa-
thy possible. He has been refused for four
years. Christy had remonstrance, but the
man had admitted everything.
w. S. Currier, OF 11C3 and llO5 Penn avenue
had license last year, but there is a report
from the police against the character OF his
house, and he will have another hearing.
Charles II. Cramer, who bought out the
Deshon Hotel, is an applicant for license
there. Several character witnesses were
called, and he is all right.
Cyrus Crowley, of 1928 Liberty avenue, had
license last year, and there was no COM
plaint
A Remonstrance and No Lawyer.
David Donaghy Was called. His place is
1415 Penn avenue. He never had a license
before. He was without a lawyer and there
was a remonstrance against him by Christy,
and his stock is below par.
. Thomas Donahue has q license at 1l2l Lib |
erty street and is sure. Henry Elkins, at las |
Liberty street, was the next. Elkins' license |
was revoked at Hutton in 1888; Harry Paul
called to prove the necessity of the house:
Christy then opened up and showed the |
house had been refused: He further showed |
that person whose license had been re-
voked cannot again hold license.
John Cox said the circumstances of the |
case would not justify him, and the papers
we're filed with the Court.
c. J. Finkleberg had q license last year at
1906 Penn avenue, and was unquestioned.
3. H. Silvan was next. He had a license in
the Eleventh ward last year. Neither John