Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-19
TIE NAMES FOUND on THE FATAL LIST

was SnuI out unCll Jne TASK was completed.
This increased the anxiety.
The Christy remonstrances, however, are
nearly all against new applicants and peo
pie who have been refused before. Nearly
all of the remonstrances are based on infor
nation received from the famous 'Dooms
day Book" The fact that an applicant has
been refused license is taken as evidence
that the place is not needed, and remon.
STRANGE is therefore made. The fact of @
man having held license is also regarded as
proof of necessity, and the Court has indi-
Gated that nearly all the people who now
have license will be continued in business.
Christy in the Employ Of Manufacturers.
B. c. Christy is employed in many cases
by mill owners who do not want saloons
near their works, and by churches who OBJ
ject to drinking places near the houses OF
worship. The full list of the Christy re-
monstrances filed yesterday is as follows:
Ginnis. Otto Hook and W. E. Hays, Oswald
Hickman, Peter King, William MAXWELL P,
A. Rickard, Solomon Schamberg, W. L. Lip
pencott.
Second ward-samuel Pile, John Balding-
er. John Bluett James Owens. J. b. Mast,
Third wardcJ: c. Cenvy. Peter Debe, John
5seoSs hsso1s jacob sotte 5r 9saey
Fourth ward-Joseph Martin and W. s.
Porter.
Elbe. D. r. brown, F. W. Jones, John Rus
sell. Philip Tress, Joseph Walker, Mary
W. J. Miller, Thomas Kearns. Max Good
man, H. j. Fendner, Adam Erlewine, Hyman
Seventh wardSJohn Guntz. H. S. Jacobs,
Wilhelmina Kaiser, d. S. Osgood.
Eighth-Barney M. Levy, Jacob samolsky,
G. Schittler, j. A. Richter, Eli Livingston,
Bernard Levy, John Glockner, Thomas Nc
Laughlin.
Ninth-C. Baltensperger, George Brehner.
Joseph Carline. David Donaghy, Henry
Ellzin, G. Peorrtts. John Schrieber, Daniel
VoltZ.
Penn Avenue Is Struck Very Hard.
Tenth ward-Philip Stack and Dennis Muir
ply.
Eleventh ward-George Boreland, ]. F.
Cort, George Gottard, Solomon Hobenstein,
George E. Hopf, Sim Matthews, Philip Rane
Nicholas Smidt, Paul Lachner, George
Twelfth ward-Frank Cusick, Payton Tail
wer, Humphrey Shields, Joseph Stoltzer,
Josephine Schuman: Joe Kleppner, G. ~.
John E. Hunter, John Heck. Richard Frewer,
William Finn, Christ G. Dillon, Frank
Dodds. Matthew Dischner. Thomas Berger,
Fred Bergman, Eliza j. Beck, Joseph Agans.
Thirteenth ward-Charles Holton, Sarah
81, Hamman, j. A Hord.
Fourteenth ward-Catherine Coyle, M: Du-
gan, Michael Joyce, William LOCUS, c. F.
Kury. Thomas Murray. James Madden,
Philip Sweeney.
Fifteenth ward-Mictael Bryne, Owen Nc
Clusky, S. w. Ebert, Tobias Finkbrem. J. w.
Farmiere, E. j. Gruier, Albert Guisey, George
Kintzler, Adam Pfenger,D. o. Daniel. George
Sheaner,
Sixteenth ward-Philip Adler, Frank Bohl,
A. Degelman, L. V. Jungst, B. Tramholz, j.
Kleist, Adam Wilson, W. NJ. Nelly, James
NJ. Mcneil, Valentine Schaffer. Joseph Shift.
wiibert. Joseph Walters, Charles F. Smith,
C. Stemberger, Thomas Stapleton, G.Letoch,
Daniel Reardon, S. W. Reynolds, Daniel
Foos haasa Michael hsrz caTan tufa
Allen.
Eighteenth ward-John Albreck, Thomas
Delehanty; j. B. Golden. NJ. W. Conner, Kate
Sohl. L. 7. Ramps, Philip Chartand, E. BAN
non, E. A. Bannon.
East End Names in tho Fatal List.
Nineteenth ward-G. Pfeil. E. A. winn, L.
Chust, r. Thompson, T. c. Weiss, T. F. Wall,
L. Engler, J. F. Florey, Fred Goat. A. Ruble,
Catherine Davis.
Twentieth ward-W. Riley, C. Welty, j.
Matsel, Frank Davis.
Twenty-frst ward-Joseph Cohen, George
Belch, Bertha Heinz, n. Braddenstein, j. A.
Miller. Joseph Korrier, Anton Mincus,
G. Sievel.
Twenty-third ward-E. Donnell, Bridget
Fav, John Finnegan, J. s. Mullen, G. E.
Trout A. Travis.
Twenty-fourth ward A. Buchmer, C.
Bobenzer, NJ. End. j. Mutter, c. Murphy, E.
Twentyefifth ward-H. Ahrenholtz, Joseph
Berg, James Donohue. Mary NJ. Hirsh, Philip
Kelly, C. H. Haash, John Rose, Benjamin
Remand. I. John Webster.
Twenty-sixth ward - Anton Artman, L.
Burgall, j. Brickner, George TassbIa.
Twenty-seventh ward = Sebastian Flair,
Jacob Klavner, Lorenz Wenz.
dell Daub, John Hercherwether, G. W. Kep-
pier.
Twenty-ntnth ward-Jacob Aeche. Mary
Render, George Coleman, p Orberenas Kate
Frank s. sprurder. H. Lauer,
3. Teaney,
Thirtieth ward-Pat Z Lyons. John. Alvers &
William Ward
ThiIty-second ward-J. A. Mischler.
Thirty-fourth ward-William Booklen, NJ
The Allegheny list embraces the following:
First ward-Philip 4 Fred Artz, William
II. Lester, j. j. Dougherty, Robert Camp
Second ward-Charles Smith, George E.
Ohe, Evan Morris James Donohue Joseph |
Canson, Henry Bruner, Amos Bryner, VIM.
Bosth, Thomas B. Joyce.
A Little List From Allegheny.
Third waid-Charles Kustcr, Charles
Joseph Ilienberger, William
Martin Helbriegel. Frank K.
Graf, Joseph Geier. Charles j. Faulhaber,
Deginiter, Henry Cappes, August Bauer,
G. E. Boyer. Lorenz Lautner. Henry Roth,
Conrad Rossmeyer, NJ. Stuessi, George j.
Matthias Stehle, A. 7. Thannton,
Fred Ulmer, Daniel Mack, Fred Werner,
z. M. Zang.
Bros, John J.of1nk. George Lehner, Hugh |
Knox, George Kildiash, Patrick Haggerty,
John D. Babold, William Payne, Peter Steur-
nagle, Kate Scherren, Frank Schilling John
A. Seibert, John Sigmund, Joseph Zelier,
John Templemeyer.
Fifth ward-Buckley and Kelsch, Martin J.
j. j. Berberick, John NJ Caldwell |
Eeinhaft Hahman, T. j. Lamb, John Nolan |
md Robert Dickson. Martin W. Oliver, Bart |
ey Walsh and Richard Cooney.
sixth ward-Martin Burke, Adam Bauer, |
Paul Bauer, August Blancke, John Bender,
Anthony Clark, Michael Crehan, John Gill, |
Andrew II. Gerlach, Andrew Harper, john
Monahan, George Schaffnitt, Mary Schar
Sullivan, Martin Kaiser. Jr., Fred Stoehle.
Eighth ward-John Hack, Michael Krepp |
Ind Lucas Krepp, L. B. Schwabthaler
Ninth ward-Josephine Brown, Thomas |
Elwcll. Patrick Flaherty, William Hughes \
md william Brown, j. G. Mcnamara,
Michael McCazh, James Olin. Magdalens
Nicholas and Thomas Williams.
Tenth ward-EdWfn M, Zehn0r.