Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-13
NEARLY 100 SHORT
Of the Number of Applications Filed
This Time Last Year.
A BIG RUSH is EXPECTED TODAY.
List of Those Who Yesterday Announced q
Desire to Sell Liquor.
MANY FAMILIAR FACES TO TIE FRONT

ness to accept the CREDENTIALS lhat VIII GU
title them to dispense the cup that cheers
during the coming year. 1t cost them each
s. to file an application, but there was
no grumbling. Some of them had en-
tered the License Court lottery since
the name cf Brooks became SO
familiar in Pennsylvania, and few have
always PLAYED losing game. The appllca-
tions have been prepared with unusual care
fhiS wear and in only few were mistakes
noticed On the corresponding day last
wear 1S3 applications were filed.
Thu total number now in is ,490, about
100 less than at the same time last year
The entire number last year was l,s2a
This is The last day on which applications
can be fled. The office OF the Clerk OF
Courts will be kept open after the regular
hour for closing in order to accommodate
the tardy. Yesterdays list follows:
Retail Applicants in PistsburS-
First ward-W nliam Printy, 5S2 Liberty
svanue. Peter King - Penn avenue.
second ward-Joshua Ii. Mast, Sls Grant
street. Edward j. Mclaughlin, southeast
corner Grant and Diamond streets; Neville
Ra,-ley. 4O5 and 4G7 Smithheld street; lIilam
Mcmillan 1873 and 1875 Second avenue; p" HI
lam Morris, l65 Third avenue; I1-o 5s,- Fifth
Third ward-ThomaS NalIace, 9-12 EnCu
p,-onup. John kessler. Jr. - Diamond street.
Fourtb wald-Samuel Blng. u SlAth street;
Michael May, Ninth street ,,,
Fifth ward-Jonn NJ Green anu EuWarc
+ McCafTerty Wylie avenue.
sixth ward-WiIliam j; Miller, 1903 Bun
street. Adam Erlewine, Forbes and Magee
streets; Thomas keSrns. soutnets' ltrest coriei
Se,enfb ward-MaN Schlanger and Alex
Wallace, l34 Ny.ie avenue. - u.,.o,,
Eighth ward-Charles Angloch, e. Fulton
street: Thomas Mclaughlin anu MIA helH-
Tf1ti, waTd-Grace Malone, 1923 Penn ave-
1,4Ie. John Schweinhart, Jr., l421 Penn ave
nue: Cyrus Crowley, l225 LloertH ~ aEenuec 8l'
Twelfth ward-FranI Nsiak, 2O4l Fenn ave
nue. David Jones, SOO3 Penn avenue; Joseph
h~ara aSlS Smallman street: Frederick
Rinpnann 2SO7 and 2SO9 Liberty avenue;
Charles Brosky, 27S4 Penn avenue ,,0
Tbirteenth ward-Sarah A Hamlll, 460
'Tbirty-third street; Philip hramm, 52S
Thirty-third street; Charles Hoffman, 700
FoTItsentb ward-PhiIip Sweeney, 80 Sec
ond avenue; Daniel Obernauer 7l6 Fifth ave
nue.: John +. Dinkel, 6e9 flitn avenue; Johh
T Regain S7l6 Forbes street: Mlchaei hogan;
$50 Forbes street; John 7. walsh, Fl1th anu
Fifteenth ward-Michael j. Byrne, S52o
Butler street; George Shearer, o4o4 onail-
1nan street: Albert Zacharlas anu H. d. hlch-
9rdsOD 3229 Penn avenue. -.
Sixteenth ward-Philip Biedenbach, 46sS
Liberty avenue; Louis V. Jungst, 46l2 Penn
avenue. ,,oo D.,
avenue. J. IA. jackson. 1896 Harrison street;
Zinsser Beas 81 and So Forty-th1rd street;
Sa1nupl " REYNOLDS, 1929 Butler street;
Amelia and William NJ. Holzlnger, 4S4o anu
43I7 Butler street. -. co,-
Fi-bteenth ward - Timothy Barrett, 6O27
Penn avenue: John Utzig, 1888 Butler street;
Frank Delaney and Thomas herman, 5loo
and 5IS7 Butler street; L. j. kramp, o2Sl But
Nineteenth ward-Nicholas Hartman, us
Frankstown avenue; B. b. McDoVeIl, eSZi
Station street; John f. CANISTER, :. Erahks-
Town avenue: J. A. MckelYey, 81 FRANKS
'HT TWentietb ~ grfe' ward-wiriam NJ. Riley. 400
Penn avenue: Frank Downs, 642S rem
TWentv-first -Wilhelmina c. School
Ter $50 Penn avenue; Joseph kreuer, 800
Iari1ner avenue: Gustav Siebel, lOl Larlmer
avenue. =, y,-- ,E-e
Second avenue; John S. Mullen, l544 second
TIrenfv- fourth ward-Albert Yellig, 27l0
Carson street: Charles Babinger. 2l4S carson
street. Edward Maui, 1929 Carson street.
Twenty-1ifth ward-Richard NJ Arthur,
Carson and Twenty seventh streets; Joseph
Fowler. 25l7 Carson street: ~,
Tweniy-seventh ward-John Leneri' Mon
aSterv avenue. -, ~
Ewenty-eighth ward-fatrlck l. onS VIZ %
Fifteenth street.
twenty ninth ward--Catharine Schwartzil,
= Soutb Twelfth street.
TSirtv- f7rsL ward-Rinehartz, 9S Washing
ton avenue: II. J. Ait, 80 Washington av-
enue. ,,,,
Tbirtv-third ward-Michael Connolly, 159
West Carson street; Francis Mccoy, So Penn
avenue.
Thirtv-fourth ward-M. A. Baker, % steu-
ben street. ,o-
Thirtv-sixth ward-Morris Gibansky, l95
Main street: Frank IL. Mccarthy and James
r. Moran, l43 and l45 Main street.
After Wholesale License.
First vard-Georre A. Kelly Company, 10l
1n2 1G5 and JO7 Wood street; Berthold Bau-
mann, 4OS Ferry street, Frank Bon1stalll and
Ernest Bisi, 10 Diamond square; George ID.
Rnnnett & Bros. l35 First avenue.
second Ward-Frank Schater, 6 Grant
st,,eet. Robert Reinhold. Third avenue and
IT, street: c. Sunstein, l33 and 1874 Water
street and Smithfleld street.
Third ward-William j. Friday, $50 Smith
field street; w. j. Gilmore Co, 40 Seventh |
Fonrtb ward-Abraham Klfnordiing, 1Oss
Penn avenue; II. A. Wolf Son, 1854 and 1885 |
Penn avenue.
sixth ward-David Oppenheimer, p Magee |
street. Herman 0beTnauer, 400 Fifth avenue. |
Figth ward-Henry L. Berger, LOB and los |
Ninth ward-william J. schuster 1926 |
Penn avenue; Peter Neiman, l2l2 Penn ave |
Twelfth ward-Charles Freil, 26lO Penn |
avenue; Felix Tschudy, 22Ol and 22OS Liberty |
Fourteenth ward-E. A Becker, 495 Forbes |
street
tiOn street. |
Twenty-siIUh w2rd-Mnilam L. LoeIler, |
ISL Carson street.
Tbirtv-.irsr ward-Joseph Greencwald, 81 |
Washington avenue. |
M s., ,F-.lrr -a1A I aa 81 ! p4t
Brewers-John seiferth and Simon Sci |
fertn, 2534 to 26JS Josephine street, Twenty |
ufih ana Twenty-Seventh wards; the Iron |
CITY Brewing Company, Liberty avenue, |
Sixteenth ward; Keystone Brewing Com |
panY Twenty-tourth warJ. |
= Bot5crs-Isaac Joseph, Is an1 Is Market |
street. Keystone Brewing Company, Linn |
ired. between Thirty third and Thirty-fourth |
streets, Twenty-fou~th ward.
Allegheny Retail applicants.
First vard-Josenh Milligan, rs Robinson |
street: Robert Campbell. 81 Robinson street. |
Second ward-LouIs heif1ein, l29 Taggart |
Street: william Jenkirson,2i7 Federal street. |
Fourth ward-Charles U'Brien, 56 and IS |
garGusl1v street: David q. Jones, "a Federal |
street: William Pyne, "a Sandusky street; |
Patrick J. Hagerty, Anderson; Alexander |
Carson, l6S Lacock street; john Sigmund, % |
Madison avenue.
Firth ward-J. J. Berberich, l45 and l47
Beaver avenue: John NJ. Dongan, l45 Penn
svlvania avenue; Samuel Mccarthy and
James Carroll, Us and l2I Mccarthy street:
FTeti b. Eisenbsis l2l RebeccS street.
sixth ward-John Bender 245 Beaver ave-
nue. Michael Ccehan, 3l7 Beaver avenue.
Seventh ward-Martin Kaiser, Jr., Spring
Garden avenue and Ninial street; Gottlieb
Ra urnann. I52 Spring Garden avenue.
Fir;,th ward-John Hack, 249 Main street.
N::itA ward-Charles Hartman, 6G0 Preble
avenue. William Hughes and William
Rroun 6Si Preblc avenue; Peter L. Frant-
MANN 693 Preble avenue.
FIrvsnt!, ward-Ellzabetn Doench, New