Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-07
NEARINGTHE WIND-UP
The License Judges, Having Disposed
of the Wholesalers, Will
FINISH OFF THE RETAIL LIST,
Slagle Declines to Put Railroad Company
on Trial.
ALL THE NEWS OF THE COUNTY COURTS

The License Court finished up the whole
sale list last evening, and to-day the hear
ings of retailers will be resumed, beginning
with McKeesport.
At the close of the days work yesterday
John S. Robb asked permission to file a
petition for a rehearing in SouthsiGe case.
''Oh, certainly" said Judge Collier, 1--WE
will be glad to have it..
Perhaps this gave rise to the belief that
rehearings will be granted, but the Court has
not said SO yet.
Judge Calvin Rayburn, of Armstrong
county, was an interested spectator part of
the day yesterday. He sat on the bench
and watched the proceedings His ruling
that all saloons in Kittanning must be closed
by 10 o'clock at night will be of interest to
those who are expecting a ruling from the
local courts on this point
The feature of the forenoon session was
the hearing of Adolph Hollander, of Brad
dock. C. c. Dickey supported q remon-
STRANGE against the applicant, and called MI.
Rothalt. manager of the Carrie Furnace,
who testified that Hollander had delivered
beer to workmen in Braddock township,
where there is no license. He had told the
applicant not to sell to tenants because it
lnterfered greatly with their work.
The Grocer Made an objection.
Lawrence Oefner, the first applicant from
Homestead, is applying for license at 2lS
Sixth avenue, now occupied by grocer,
who objects to his securing a house. 1t
was shown also that during last year. while
the applicant did not have a license, he took
orders for and delivered beer TO the custom
ers of O Columbus firm.
Leopold Einstein, of Millvale, was sick
and could not anpear.
When Morris Leflowitz, John Luchsinger
and George Seosock, of Walls station, were
called, E. Y. Breck, representing the Penn
sylvania Railway, appeared with a remon-
STRANGE against all three applicants. MIR.
Kaiser, the yardmaster at that point, was
one of Mr.. Breck's witnesses.
Mr. Brennen-Are you not opposed to
licenses being "ranted anywhere?
Mr.. kaiSer-IeS sir.
"Do you know that the Pennsylvania Rail-
road sends out trains daily on which liquors
are sold?''
Judge slagle-Well, we are not trying the
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Mr.. Breck-In point of fact, they don't.
Judge Slagle-Stop, gentlemen.
MIR. Mechlin, foreman of the round house,
said the place was not necessary and Mr.:
Mcintosh, secretary of the Spring Hill Coal
Company, conceded with him. Mr.. Ammett
q Pennsylvania Railroad engineer. said there
were only 600 or 500 people in Walls: a retail
license might be necessary, but not a whole
sale. He also stated that Mr.. Luchsinger,
one of the applicants has acted as agent for
the Iron City Brewing Company for a por-
tion If the past year, although he has not
had q license.
{. Pappencordt, of Stowe township, did
not answer.
Joseph Walton, of Upper St Clair town.
ship, was the last name on the list. John
Robb, Jr, withdrew the application.
Applicants Who Went Through Swiftly.
The other applicants heard yesterday
were:
Mckeesport-First ward-Frank Bergman,
J. c. Cooper, j. j. McHall, L. Wigand.
Second ward-J. A and S. A. Ruth:
David Hardy, Jr., Iron City Brewing Com
pany, Limited, Keystone Brewing Com
pany, LIMITED, j.. H. Malloy. J.; p Mil Nil.
Samuel Reiter, w A J; sunstein' Henry
Sixth ward-William J. Dorsey.
Eighth ward-Andrew Fischer.
Braddock-First ward-P. j; Brennan,
Jacob Friedman Joseph Levi, Max Marko-
witt and Morris Rosenbloom.
Second ward-J. F. Bowling. d. Lutz &
Son, the Keystone Brewing Company, Ltd,
Henry Vogei, Herman MarkowitI.
Third ward-Joseph Striebch.
CHARTERS borough-E. J. Grimm, Abraham
Greenbaum, Henry HANNA, Werner Kali
kreuth. ID. Lutz & Son, James O'Connor, L.
w. Shredder, Morgan Thomas.
Duquesne borough-F. F. Bellinger, Isaac
Bedell, Jus.us Hoas, W. J. McGregor.
Etna borongh-George Gauster and F. C.
Hieber.
Homestead-First ward: The Keystone
Brewing Company, Ltd. William Weiss and
NJ. Winter & Bros. Second ward: NJ. J.
Feenev, l. s. Grossman, Jacob Heog ID. |
Lutz Son, Pier & Dannals. Abra ham Sllir-
poll, The Iron City Brewing Company, Ed
ward West
Mansfield boroush-M Winter & Son.
SharpSburg-Davis & Marcus. Frank |
Huckestein, n. j. Schmidtschen. |
Wilmerding-J. Holchstetter. |
Collier township-J. OReilfy.
Harrison township-Henry Brown, Joseph |
Betz, B. Baederein Brewing Company, |
Michael Enz, Charles Frank, d. Lutz & Son, |
William Succop, Henry Smith.
Lower st. Clair township-Frederick |
Hampl.
Shaler township-Fred Hefty.
Stowe township-Harry Lammert, j. A. |
Mcmillan, B. Pappencorlt.
South FayetUe township-B. L. Friedman. |