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9
TER ONE THOUSAND,
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4 Continued From lira rage
rt Keineman, 505 Wood street; .TobnXew
. 9J Firth avenue: George W. Masbey, SS
rth avenue: Joseph and George A. uarr,
and S16 Liberty stieet; William. A. Elch--.
Masters alley.
"Tholesale Angelo L. Ivol, 25 Diamond
pot; G. VT. Schmidt, 95 and 97 Fifth ave
e, dottier Joseph Einstein & Co., 52 Sixth
enue.
Fourth Ward,
ietail William Kueckcisen, Xo. 3i Sixth
eet; Owen McCarthy, 13 Sixth street;
seph Martin. 23 Fenn avenue: Georgo
Jin, 54 andSG Tenth street: J. B. Boyer
otel Boyer), Seventh street and Duquesne
iy;Joun A. Stalev. C23 and G25 Penn ave
ie; John B. fccliloser and G. C. Dellenbnch
oteffeehloser). Sixth street and Fenn
enue; Henry McKtnme (Hotel Anderson),
th street i nd Fenn avenue.
tVnolesale Mrs L. a McCallough, 52 Lib
tv street: T. D Casev & Co , 971 Liberty
-eet; Louis H. Adler, 7 Sixth street.
rirth Ward.
letail Charles Drunim, 1" and 167 Fifth
enue; Fhilip IL Tress, 50S Grant street;
mnis McGllnchcj-, 50 and 52 Washington
-eet and H and 20 Bedford avenue; F. lie
e, 99 Webster a enue; Cornelius Horgan.
Wvlie avenue; Daniel C Neary, 227
d 229 Firth avenue; Patrick Fallon, COS
-ant street; Frank McLiughhn, Wj lie ave
le and Tunnel street; Morris ltosentbal, S3
j lie avenue; A. W. mith 163 Fifth ae
ic; Patrick C. Duffy, 540 Grant street; John
isell 41 Wj lie avenue; L. Sablodowsky, 10
j lie ai enue; John O'XriI. 600 and 602Grnnt
reet: Joseph Walker 20 Wjhe avenue: Ed
ird J. Schem RGand Ss Washington sMect;
rv Whlen,515 Grant street;PeterLohnes,
I Fifth avenue.
Wholesale Jacob Uinn, 103 Seventh ave
le: David Aoner, 23 Wylio n enue; William
cker, 24 Webster a enue.
Bottlers Fredenct Heil, 223 Fifth avenue.
Sixth Ward.
Setail Henry J. Fendncr, 420 Fifth ave
ie; J. V. Stoer, S5G Fifth avenue; John
wers, 368 Fifth avenue; Fatuck Gilleece,
' Second avenue; Max Goodman, 190 Forbes
reet; E. C Bauman. 12 Van Braam street:
orge Kramer. 354 Fifth avenue.
Wholesale Raphael & Zcugchmidt, 320
fth avenue.
Seventh Ward.
Retail Patriot Devlin, 39 Washington
reet; Peter J. Foley, Wjhe avenue and
m street.
Wholesale Mrs. Yetta Broviat-iky. 3G1
tth avenue; Marks Browarsky, 92 Wylie
enue.
Eighth Ward.
Ketail Jacob Samolsky, 33 Colwcll street;
rnard Levy, 210 Wylie avenue; Gottfucd
hittler. 55 Fulton street; Samuel Zahlkind,
1 Wvlie avenue: John O'Connor, 213 and
Wj" he avenue; George Jacob, 91 Fulton
reet.
Xinth Ward.
Retail Thomas Donahue; George Brehler.
11 Penn aenue; John Karcnbauer, 1407
nnaenue; Graziano Pivirotto, 1144 Penn
-enue: George Weithau. 49 Eleventh
reet; Louis Posetti, 1132 Penn avenue: C J.
nklenbuig, 130C Penn aenue: John
hreiber, 1311 Penn avenue; Daniel Voltz,
19 Penn avenue; Brophy & bbauebnessy,
X) Penn avenue; John Ilobman, 1120 Penn
enue; J. K. L-inahan, 1111. 1113 and 1115
bertv street; a Baltenspergci & Son, 1137
id 1139 Libertj stieet; Chailes Cramer, 1103
id 1105 Liberty street: Andrew J. Thoma.
13 Penn avenue; Mrs. Kami in e Lutz, 1335
nn avenue: Henrv Elkin, 1145 Penn a e
le; John Spronl, 1240 Penn avenue; John
eitbaus, 11.17 and 113D Libcrtv -treet; David
lomas, 1201 Liberty street: Williim Leahy,
17 Fenn avenue; Jau.es Mulvibill, 51
eventh street.
Wholesale Emil J. B.utlick. 1124 Penn
enue; Jonn Kenna. 1307 Liberty avenue;
mrles W. Kraus, 1335 aud 1337 Liberty at o
ie.
Tenth Ward.
Ketail Philip Stack, 1C13 Fenn avenue;
iniel B. Kellv, 1S03 Penn avenue; John J.
Bneu, 1901 Penn avenue; Dennis Murphv,
43 and 1C45 Penn avenue; Best & McDade,
02 Penn avenue: John J. Disehner, 4114
:nn avenue; Felix Henle. 1521 Penn ave
le; John Ilolzmger, 1719 Penn avenue.
ileventh Ward.
Retail Nicholas Schmidt, h6 Center ave
le: Charles H. Woods, 497 Fifth avenue;
ed. Weidmeycr,231 Center avenue; George
F. Hopr, Wvlie avenue and Kiikpatuck
ruet; Michael O'Brien, 278 Webster avenue;
oige Gotthart, 489 Fifth avenue; Philip
iu,"5G2 Wylio avenue; Joseph Uncer, 100
iit iddie t-tieet; John Uneer, 375 Webster
enue; Peter Xagel, 559 Wylie avenue.
Wholesale Hennan Forst, 457 Firth avo
le; Charles P. Mugele, 515 1 itth a enue.
"twelfth Ward.
Retail Henry Jlagmaier, 2S24 Penn ave
le; Frank Dodd, 2810 Penn avenue; Will
in M. Enright, 29"-9 Penn avenue; John Mc
tskei?2S3D and2c4l Penn avenue; Georgo
3ch, 2708 Penn ai enue: William J.Marshall,
37 Penn avenue; John McCaffrey, 2S56
nallman street; John IClcppnerl2S37 Penn
renue: P.J Donnellv, 2033 Penn avenue;
ihn Heck, 2942 and 2914 Penn avenue; Hura
lrev hielilo, 2919 Penn avenue. Thomas
aik, 2553 Penn avenue; Eliza Beck, 2417
nn aenue; Thomas Bunr.er, 20j4
nn avenue; Benedict ISoehui, 2o22
nallman street: Thom.is C. Rafferty, 2J21
:un avenue; Philip Schulz, 2546 Penn ae
le; John Bush, 2812 Penn avenue; Joseph
e 'Scliuiiian, 2003 Penn a enue: Christian
Dillon, 2210 Penn a enue; Patrick Hanlon,
00 Penn avenue: Thomas Moroncj. 3001
-nn avenue; Matthew Di-chner. 2Gll" Penn
'enue: EdaidTUIey, SStSMiiallnmn otieet;
itrick Dean, 252 Penn avenue: John B.
rnch, 2553 Penn avenue: George Knipschild,
37 Penn avenue: John Eschench, 2740 Peuu
vnnc,
Bieweii Phoenix Brewing Company,
nallman and Twenty-fourth streets
Wunles.ile Samuel Abrams, 2806 Penn ave
le; Henry Heck, 2927 Peuu avenue.
Thirteenth Ward.
Retail P. A. Kilgallon, 423Tnenty-third
Teet; James -V. Hood, Hen on avenue.
Bottlers Lawrence Huffuagel, 625 Wylie
'enue.
Fourteenth Ward.
Retail Thomas J. Casey. 533 Tustin street;
heophilus Haddock, 823 Second avenue;
rjjn Devme, Xo. 3 Bates street; John
lulcr, 3s0l Fifth a enue; Richard Plunkett,
4 Tustin street; Win. H. Bojle, 572 Fifth
nue; James P. Griffin, 3716 Foibes street;
imuel P. Addlei, ffi!! Fifth avenue; John
alville, S94 Fifth avenue; Michael Jo3'ce.
26 Second avenue: D.tiby Finnerty. 740
cond avenue: Jimes L. Kellv, 722 Fifth
-enue: Charle Kurr. 3t02 Foibes street?
ennis Cirrol, 538 Forbes street; Frank Gor
an, 1330 Second avenue: bamuel Bennett
Second avennc: Felix M"Kntght 918 Sec
id avenue: Michael K. Collins, 800 Second
jenue; John G. Hommel, 794 Second ave
jc; John Grogan, 102 Tustin street: Catlia
ne Moran, 532 Foibes street; John A.Dixon,
Tustin street.
Wholesale John J. Cella. 3797 Fifth ave
je; James Woods, S68 Second avenue;
.ephen S eeney, 533 Foibes street.
Fifteenth Ward.
Retail James B. Faber, 18S Thirty-fourth
reet; George Krctzler, 3700 Butler fctieet;
lwrence W. Ebcit,340J Butler street; Au
lst Tieper, S822 and 3s.4 Butler street;
;natins Fflumui, 3501 Peim av enue; Joseph
nench, 3000 Butler stieet: Anna Stein, 3319
utler street; Mary Mesncr, 325 Penn av e
ae; John Brennen. 176Tlurty-iouith treef
eopold ICress. 3809 Butler stieet; Tobias
inkbeiner, 3600 Mnallman stieet; William
uckenheim, 3550 Butler street; tlias H.
Taidlef,3720 Butler street; Andiewfechoun
o. 3549 Butler street; August Rnh, 3345 Penii
renue; Patrick McKnna,3423 Butler street
ohn Fannerie, 168, 1,0 and 172 Thiity-fomth'
reet: Paul Thoroa, :JSH and3S15 Penn ave
ue; M. A. Snvder, 3521 and 3523 Penn ave
ue: Owen McCusker, 3223 Penn avenue.
Wholesale Gatllich Bi others, 3405 Butler
reet. . .
Brewers Wainwnght Brewing Company
00 to 3614 Charlotte street.
Bottlers Wainwrlght Brewing Company,
hirty-sixth and Smallman stiects.
Sixteenth Ward.
Retail John Kleist, 4050 Penn avenue:
ohn Thoma, 4500 Liberty street; Philni
dler, 4406 Liberty avenue; Frank Bohl, 4J0S
ain street; Feter Butterhoff, 4C27 Liberty
Teet: JohnJJ. McCabe,3J09 Liberty; Margaret
lub, 4617 Liberty street: Henry Maver, 4722
iberty street; Valentine Schaefer, 4202 Penn
venue.
Bottleri Philip Kunze, 3300 Howley ave
ue. Seventeenth Ward.
Ketail Daniel Eeardon, 121 Forty-sixth
.reet; John D. Hughes, corner Forty-fifth
ad Butler streets; Henry Fuchs, corner
orty-third and William streets; Joseph
falters, 1721 Butler street; John Dunn, 153
orty-eighth street: August Mueller, 4117
enn avenue; C Stubiniter, 4209 .Penn ave
ue; Michael Cuneus, 4628 Hatfield street;
ohn Giel. Forty-sixth and Butler streets;
filluim-P, Faas, 4733 Butler stieet; H. P.
ouujr, '48 Forty-ninth street; George C.
ote, 186Forty-third street; Edwatd Mooi,
ou6e, 1107 Butler street; E. -J. Berninxcr
'11 JJuMir street; Charles Y. Xoser, Forty
iJ
first and Butler utreets: James S. Jllcs.4063
Penn avenue; Bernard Campbell, sl920 Hat
field stieet.
Wholesale Frank Brugcerman. 4051 Penn
avenne: Cljailes Hook, 4302 Butler street;
Michael C. Kane, southwest corner Fortv
elghth and Hatfield streets; Maurice Acker
man, 4753 Butler street.
Eighteenth Ward.
Eetaii-Philip E. Chaltrand, 5161 Butler
street; Dennis Haggerty, 5164 Butler street;
Philip Steuler, 5202 and 6204 Butler street;
John" Albrecht. 5302 Butler street; Edward
Bannon, 510S Butler street; John B. Golden,
5102 Butler street; John M. Kerr, 5104 Butler
street; W. W. Calder & Eudolph Heiman, 81
Firty-first street; P. Brennan, 5168 Butler
street; John T. iladigan, 5438 Butler street.
Nineteenth Ward.
Retail Patrick Lawlor, 5927 Penn avenue;
Charles X. Porter, 6305 Station street; Adam
Cable, 77 Frankstonn avenue; Caleb W.
Xichola, SO Frankstown avenue; Anton
Wolf. 6007 Penn avenue: Cyrus Pool, 15 and
17 Frankstown avenue: Lewis Crist, 67
Frankstown avenne: James Fleming, 47 and
49 Frankstown avenue; Jacob Schnmaclier,
44 Frankstown avenue; Joseph McKee, 6348
Station street; Francis Thompson, 4929 Penn
av enue; Peter A. Gaustcr, 43 Frankstown
avenue.
Twentieth Ward."
Retail Louis List, 6040 Penn avenue: Henry
J. Thoma. 6106. 6108 and 6110 Ellsworth ave
nue: Joseph Wortzell, C340 Penn avenue;
Margaiet Grant, G204 Penn avenue.
Bottling Andrew McClam, 607 and 609
Aiken ai enue.
Twenly-rirst Ward.
Retail Alfred A. Hank, 7319 Tioga street;
Adam Fichs, Pittsburg Driving Park; Jerry
Beacom, 261 and 263 Frankstown avenue;
Bertha Heing, 350 Frankstown avenue; Nich
olas Brandetein, Lincoln and Rowand ave
nues Michael J. Keiber, Pennsjlvama rail
load; Jacob Schitz, 234 Frankstown avenue;
Authonv SeiDel, 321 Larimer avenue: Victor
Miller, 221 Frankstow n avenue.
holcalo Lawrence Barckhoff, 235
Frankstow n aveuue.
Twenty-Third Ward.
Ketail Frank Blessing, 2290 Second ave
nue; Thomas F. Haverty,137Sand 13S0 Second
avenue; Patrick McAvoy, 1370 Second ave
nue; James Borlin aud James B. Borlin, Jr.,
2234 Second avenue.
Twenty-Fourth Ward.
Retail Joseph Miller, 2S3S Sarah street:
Augustus Backman,2741 Caison street; Owen
Water, 2bOS Carson stieet; Mrs. Maiy Donley,
273SCai6n street; Edwaid M. Schmidt, 2S04
C-rson street; Michael End, 2802 Carson
stieet; Earnest F. Reichenbach, 2700 Ailmg
ton avenue; John B. Lutz, 2719 and
2721 Carson street: Gertiude Schmidt,
2715 Jane street; Henry Gesiehr, 2726
Sarah street; Catharine Murphy, 2739
Caison stieet; Frederick Wirth,
29'4 and 2916 Carson street; Joseph Dict
erle, Jr., 3022 Carson street; JohnMcFarland,
2734 Carson street; Peter Troutman, 3024
Cirson street: Valentine Kucksinslii 69 South
Twenty-seventh stieet: John P. Smythe,
2913 and 2915 Carson street.
Twenty-Fifth Ward.
Retail Thomas Kirk and Patrick Boyle, 2S
South Twenty-seventh stieet, Frank II.
Jackson, 2529 and 2531 Carson street; Fred
erick Ziegnarth, 123 and 125 Sonth Twenty
first street; John L. Schott, 2133 2131 and part
of 2129 Carson street; J. W. Johnson, 132
South Twenty-fourth street; Lorenz Walker,
2211sarah street; Peter Fromm, 36 South
Twenty-seventh street; Bernard Remark, 137
Twenty-first street; John Rase, 133 South
Twenty-second stieet; Dorothea Scheide
mantel, 2630 Carson stieet; Sophia
Meyer, 2314 Carson street: Henry Ahrcn
holtz, 2512 Carson street; Thomas O'Shell,
2100 Carson stieet; -Elizabeth Coxon, Sidney
and Twenty-firth streets; John Weber, 28
South Twenty-seventh street; Thomas Car
ter, 2306 Carson street; Mary M. Hirseb, 2523
South Twenty-sixth street; Mary A. Siffeit,
South Twenty-sixth and Caison streets;
Charles IL Harsch, 2134 Caron-street.
Wholesale Frank Lompel and Joseph
Krause, 145 South Twenty-second street;
August Fink, 46 and 48 South Twentj -seventh
street.
Bottlers P. W. Lascheid, 2532 Josephine
street.
Bieweis George V. Haucb and Otto P.
Hauch, 85, S7 and 89 Twentj -sixth street and
26 Sarah street.
Twenty-Sixth Ward.
Retail Johanna Buchner, Xo. 153 Eight
eenth street; Chailes Ruhlandt, Xos. 117 and
119 Eighteenth street; John W. Carle, Xo. 1700
Uar-on street; J. w. Ruhlandt, Xo. 1632 Carson
street; John Rudolph, Xos. 1827 and 1829
Sarah street; Joseph McCarthy, Xo. 53 Seven
teenth street; Frederick W. Drcwel, Xo. 1811
Carson street: George Fassold, Xo. 2024 Cai
son street: George Kunkel, Xo. 1800 Jose
phine street: Reinbart Dipper, Xo. 140 Eight
eenth stieet; Jacob Aulenbachor, Xo. 10S
Eighteenth street; Edward Cowen, Xo. 2022
Jane street; Henry M. Sell, Xo. 182 Twen
tieth stieet; George Jung, Xo. 113 South
Xineteenth stieet.
Wholesale John O'Connor and E. G.
O'Connor, 1814 Carson street; John Sell, 150
South Eighteenth stieot.
Twenty-Seventh Ward.
Retail Lorenz Manz and Frank Fisher,
Xo. 107 Pius street; Louis Abel, Xo. 37 Mt.
Oliv er stieet; John Embs, Xo. 149 Pius stieet;
Conrad Fragesser, Xo. 2207 Salisbury street;
Gustav Fi ledel, Xo. 108 Arlington avenue;
George Lehrman, Birmingham and Browns
vllle load; Jacob Klarner, Xo. 1501 Plus
street; Valentine PfenfTer, Xo. 126 Pius
stieet; Mary Hoer, 10 Pius street.
Brewci M. Winter & Bros., 2022, 2024, 2026,
2028 and 2030 Josephine street; Philip Laws,
Biownsville Plank road; John 11. Xusser,
Birmingham plank road and IIXB. R.
Twenty-Eishth Ward.
RetailJohn Callahan, Xo. "49 Fifteenth
stieet: Bernard MtGlade, No. 12 South Dia
mond: John Threnhauser, Xos. 1, 2 and 3
Diamond square; F. W. Kiphen, Xo. 1201
Sarah stieet; Andrew Murphy, Xo. 1407 Car
son stieet; John Fisher, Xo. 12S Seventeenth
street; John Schultz, Xo. 16 Thirteenth
street; William J. Udick, Xo. 145 Twelfth
stieot: John Herchenroether, Xo. 53 Twelfth
street; Edwaid Kennedy, Xo. 1321 Carson
street; Wcndel Daub, Fifteenth and Bing
ham streets: August Bodenhagen, Xo. 1401
Carson street: John Berchei, Xos. 1508 and
1508 Carson street; Louisa Donahue, Xo. 1603
Carson street; Patrick Wilson. Xo 1209 Car
son stieet; John Kusser, 107 South Twelfth
stieet: Jacob Bieiding, 1206 (.'arson street.
Wholesale David Gelb, 1505 Carson street;
John M. Hammel, Edwaid J. Kirseh. 1213
Carson stieet: Chailes II. Link, 115 South
Twelfth street.
Twenty-Xlnth Ward.
Rotail Owen J. McKenna, 4725 Carson
stieet; Gicgor Kullman, 96 and 9S South
Tweltth street: John AVeilersbacher, 80
Twelfth street; John Heinemann, 110 South
Twellth stieet; Henry Lauer, 621 Caison
street; Frank W. Sprcen, Sr., 701 Ciison
street; Frank- A, Kubler, 72 Twelfth street;
Jacob Pflel, 1111 Bradfoid street; Andiew
Popp, 68 South Twelfth sti eet: John Parsche,
1112, 1114 and 1116 Carson street; George
Mertz, 90 Twelfth street; John Gam
ble, 1117 and 1119 Bingham street:
Paul Obiecumas, 1012 Carson stieet;
Mary Bender, 100 Twelfth stieet; Jacob
Aichele 22 Diamond square; George Rohe,
R
Center, 53 South Tweltth stieet;
Frederick Ueistercamp, 1111 Carson stieet;
Thomas Loutner, 628 Carsou street; Thomas
Miller, 716 Carson street.
Thirtieth Ward.
Retail George Freeh, Xos. 14 and 16 Car
Bon street; Bernard Kerns, Xo. 333 Caison
street; William Ward, Xo.313 Caison street:
Charles J. Alwes and A. A. Milligan, Xo. 1
Carson street; Joseph Uellei, Xo. 403 Caisou
street: John Ward, Xo. 424 Bingham street;
George Walkei and Mararetta Ranch, Xos.
10 and 12 Carson street; George Shafei, Xos.
17 and 19 Carson street; John Downey, Xo.
421 Carson street.
Diatlllcrv Josoph D. Finch &, Co., Sonth
Second and McKeau streets.
Wholesale Andrew btapr, 439 Carson
stieet.
Thirty-first Ward.
Retail Robert A. Blciel, Xo. 104 Arlington
avenue; Jacob Dutz, Xos. 2, 4 and 6 Knox
avenue; Cmut Michel, Xo. 103 Washington
avenue; August Stuckenberg, Xo. 49 Wash
ington avenue; John Sichter, Xo. 52 Wash
ington avenue.
Thirty-Second Ward.
Retail Regina Wilbert, 39 Southern ave
nue; Frederick Fules, Boggs avenuo aud
Greenbush stieet; Jacob Bredmlch, 79 Boggs
avenue; Cbrfstiau Wilbert, Shlloh and Syca
more stieets.
Thirty-Third Ward.
Retail PatrickXagle, No. 157 Carson street;
James T. McHugb, 141 Carson street; John
Couway, 155 West Carson street.
Thlrty-rourth Ward.
Retail Peter Carlin, 7C0 and 762 West Car
son street; John F. Sullivan, 465 and 467 West
Carson street; Mrs. Xanoy T. W'asner, 694
West Carson street; Honors Wall, 459 Carson
street; John Gllroy, 463 West Carson street;
William Amend. 753 Wost Carson street;
Joseph Gilmm. 702 West Carson street.
Wholesale Michael Ximick,763 West Car
son street.
jrhirty-Firth Wijrd.
Retail Robert Smith, Independence street.
Thirty-Sixth Ward.
Retail Jonathan Hav, No. 199 Main street;
Charles Turnnlazer, Xos. 122 and 124 Wabash
avenue; Herman Schnchman, Xo. 103 Steu
ben street; Charles Sellers, Xo. 209 Main
street.
Wholesale William . C. Gundelfinger, 153
Steuben street.
ALLEGHENY.
First Ward.
Retail James M. Devinny, 34 West Dia
mond street: Schreiber Brothers, 35 and "36
Soath Diamond street; John M. Hays, 38 and
38J South Diamond street: Frederick Bnlch
ler, 35 West Diamond street; Frederick Vo
ccl, 46 Ohio street; Chailes Quinn
and Hugh Sweeney, 73 Federal street
William H. Leiser, 145 South avenue; Fred?
crick and Philip Artz, 65 Federal street;
Willis E. Michaels, 100 and 103 Robinson
street; John J. Dougherty, 69 Lacock street.
Wholesale Robeit Ca'rson, 75 Federal
street; Frederick Andrlessen, 40 and 42 Ohio
street.
Bottling James Kerr and Stewart Hamil
ton, 17 Robinson street; Joseph n. Reed, 50
Robinson street.
Second Ward.
Retail Max Schneider, Hotel Federal, 171
Federal street: Thoma3 Brown, 1S5, 187 and
1S9 Federal stieot; Eva Morris, 132 and 134
Taggart street: William O'Donnell, 75 Perrys
ville avenue; Gilson C. Lightcap, Irwin and
Taylor avenuos; Margaret Doru, 73 Jackson
street: Thomas Byrne, 84 Irwin avenue;
Georgo E. Ohl, 89 Irwin avenue.
Wholesale George W. Exlei, 207 Federal
street.
Third Ward.
Retail William Henderson, 149 Chestnut
street, Anthony Filmau, 43 Ohio street; Louis
Schaffer, 77 East street; R. M. Zang, 28 Ohio
street; Joseph Illenberger, 45 East Dia
mond street; Emil Wey, 9 and 11 Mid
dle stieet; Lconaid Stiddle, 23
East street; II. J. Digmither, 33
Middle stieet; Joeph Weiss, 71 Pike street;
John Geteor, 172 and 172 Madison avenue:
Joseph Geier, CO James street; Amos Blum,
165 Ohio street; Matluas Stiiessi, 209 Ohio
street; XinaSeker, 53 Second street; Henry
Copper, 191 Ohio stieet: IL G. Bolster and
J. G. Eckerman, 2C1 and 263 Ohio
street; Fritz Moser, 151 Ohio street;
Gottlieb Faas, 52 East street: Flank X. Graf,
141 and 143 Chestnut stieet; Martin Hellriegel,
54 Third street; John Stotz, 17 East stieet;
Fred. Ulmei,36 East street; Edward Engel
mann, 13 East street; Lorenz Lattner, 195 and
193 Madison avenue; Fred. Werner, 63 East
stieot: G. E. Bayer, 229 Ohio stieet; Uhnstian
Ger6t, 63 and o4 Cedar avenue: Charles -Kus-ter,
146 East stieet; Lonis Brand, 206 Federal
stieet; William Lang, 14S Madison avenue.
Wholesale Arthur Anderson, 172 Federal
street; Andreas Langlltz, 153 Ohio street;
Christian Buehl, 275 Ohio street; George
Meyer, 270 Ohio street.
Bottlers Sende A, Karn, 40 East stieet.
rourth Ward.
Retail Charles Meiker, 103 Ohio street;
William Burdett, 2 and 4 Federal street;
Thomas Burger. 140 South Canal street;
Heideger Bros.. 70 Tederal street: Jacob Hin-
kel, 10 Chestnut street: Kate Seherer,248 Ohio
street;Adam Michel.l and 3 Main street;Louis
Lautner, 210 Ohio street; Joseph Zeller, 194
Ohio street; Joseph Fillingor, 367 Lacock
street; Geoige Lehner, 156 Ohio street; John
Loflnk, 23 Sandusky street; John Lynch, 18
Chestnut street: Krezentia. Weber, 35 Chest
nut street; John Dickioeger, 73 Main
street; John S. Snyder, 47 South
Diamond: Maria Boeth, 178 Ohio street;
llliam Kouueweg, 352 Ohio stieet; Peter
Steurnagel,01and C3 Chestnutstreet; Georgo
Elbouine, Anderson and Robinson streets;
William Young, 4S South Diamond stieet;
John Templemeyei, 142 South Canal street;
James Rlddell, 191 Robinson street; Sophia
Schlotter, 85 and 83 Ohio stieet: Hugh Knox,
192 and 194 Robinson street: Sarah A. Siepert,
292 Ohio street; Margaret Sauei s, 84 and 86
Federal street; Daniel Miller. 26 East Dia
mond street; George Kiedaisch, 80 Madison
street.
Wholesale Max Klein, S2 Feoeral street;
George Raher, 39 Chestnut street; II. W.
Hespenherde, 168 Ohio street; Eberhardt
Kochendoeifer, 202 Ohio stieet; Henry J.
Gross, 59 Chestnut stieet.
Firth Ward.
Retail F. E. Kohen, 150 and 152 Beaver
avenue; John Xolan and Robert Dickson, 16
Manhattan street; Francis Millmger, 100
Beaver avenue; Elizabeth Zeinmor, widow,
131 Pennsylvania avenue; Joseph Blatt
ner, 212 Rebecca stieet; John W. Casey,
67 and C9 Chartiers street; Martin
W. Oliver, Rebecca street; Eugene Buckley
and Nicholas Keesch, 73 Ridge avenue;
Michael J. Kelly. 45 Ridge avenue and 80
Rebecca street; P. J. Lamb, 71 Ridge avenue;
Bartley Walsh, and Richard Cooney, 122 Re
becca street; Johanna Pfeil, 70 Chartiers
street; Bartholemew Mulligan, 18 and 20 Re
becca street.
Wholesale Otto Frey, 7 Diamond square.
Sixth Ward.
Retail Andrew Ilosper, 433 Beaver ave
nue; Adam Baur, 371 Beaver avenue; Henry
J. Senbert, 178 Fulson street: Johanna Fierle,
152 and 154 Franklin street, Hiram J. Hollar,
327 Beaver avenue; Barbara Heizeniolder,153
Washington avenue; Sophia M. Geplbocb,
249 Juniata street; John Gilli, 358 Beaver
avenue; Charles G. Kraneber, 250 Beaver
avenue; Mai tin Burke, 334 Beaver avenue;
Tonssamt Schappy, 320 Chartiers street; An
thony Clark. 284 and 296 Beaver avenue;
Georce Schafiluit, 282 Franklin stree; Joseph
Taylor, Sedgwick and Allegheny avenues;
Mary L. Soharr, 161 Juniata street: John Sul
livan, 445 Beaver avenue; August Blance, 307
Beaver avenue.
Seventh Ward.
Retail Frederick Staehle, Jr., 184 and 186
Spring Garden avenue; Josephine Meurer,
49 Spring GarfT.m av enue; Georgina Dieiker,
101 Spiing Gaiden avenue: Fredeiiek Weller,
Ibi Chestnut street; John Yoedt, 173 and 175
Spiing Garden avenue: John Sohad, 16
Spnng Garden avenue; Paul Thoma, 59 and
57 O'Hara street.
Brewers Eberhardt & Obor, 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9,
Troy Hill road; D. Lutz & Son, Venial and
Villi streets; D. Lutz & Son, Spring Garden
avenue and Chestnut street: Hippely & Son,
314, 316, 318, 320 and 322 Spiing Garden avenue;
The F. L. Ober and Bro. Brewing Company,
Vinial street.
Bottlers E.& O.Brewing Company,2,4and
6 Vinial street; D. Lutz & Son, 15 Spring
Garden avenup; The F. L. Ober & Bro. Brew
ing Company, Vinial stieet.
I.ighth W ard.
Retail F. A. Eyles, 6J1 Ohio street; George
Schad, 223 Mam street; Henry Xoll, 387 Ohio
and Vinial streets; Ricbaid II. Hauck, 735
Ohio street: Michael and Lucas Kropp, U19
Main stieet: L. B. Schwabthaler, flerr's
Island; Theodore Huesken, 230 River avenue.
Ninth W ard. ,
Retail J. G. M'Xamara, 20 Island avenue;
Mrs. Josephine Brown, widow, 610 Preblo
avenue; Thomas D. Wilson, 193 and 195 Cass
avenue; Henry J. Schmidt, 0) Island ave
nue; Patrick Flaherty, 693 Preble avenue;
James Olliffe, 597 Prebfe avenue; L. Glean
wald, Preble avenue; Magdelena Snyder, 22
Island avenue.
Tenth Ward.
Retail Jacob Born, "Three-Mile House,"
Sawmill plank road; Chailes Greb, 4S3 East
street. ,
KUventh Ward.
Retail Henry Adam, New Brighton Road;
Fred Volzt, 124 McClure avenue; Louis Witt
nicr, 31 McClure avenue; Joseph Seibert, 25
McCluio avenue; John Carlev. 167 McClure
avenue; Michael Blown and iVillUm Croue,
21 McClure avenue.
Twelfth Ward.
Retail Gedrge Xeidb,313 East street; John
Waldmeicr, 232 East stieet; Andreas Spatu,
259 East street; Joseph Hoedle, 352 Madison
avenue; Anna M. La er, 158 East street.
Thirteenth Ward.
Retail Leopold Hoedle, 20 Ravine street:
Martin Lourent, 153 Ritner street; Joseph
Hack, Jr., 104 and 106 Lowrie stieot; August
Freinsteiu, 49Lowiy street.
M'KEESPOKT.
Retail Catherine Hester, Nos. 400 and 402
Hnghey stieet; Mrs. Baibaia Zitnmeiman,
No. 1051 Walnut street; Jacob Hugo, Fifth
avenue and Locult street; Leon hard Dorr,
No. 859 Fifth avenue; William F. Hunter,
Xos. 404 and 4CC Walnut street; Lewis X.
Morgan, Xos. jk, 314 and 316 Maiket street;
Frederick P. Hunkle, Xos. 106, 108 and 110
Diamond-stieet; Benjamin Keiter, Nos. 17
and 19 Third avenue; Thomas A. Richards,
Nos. 527 and 629 Tilth avenue; William Ed
ward.Xos. 833 and 833 Fifth avenue; Joseph
Gantsch, Xo. 1100 Locust street: James D.
Holding, Fifth avenue and White street;
Jacob Leper, Jr., No. 223 Maiket street;
David Goodriiend, No. '-32 Fourth street;
Samuel Shaffer, Fifth avenue and Center
street; Bernard Monis, Fitth avenue and
Sinclair street; David ltaible, Nos. 579 and
581 Fitth avenue; Thomas M. Connelly, No.
519 Fourth avenue; Peter Koch, No. 311 Mar
ket street; John Weiss, No. 131 Fifth avenue;
Peter W. Schmidt, Nos. 417 and 419 Maiket
street; Peter Gross, Diamond and Market
streets; John Stelnhilber, No. 1243 "Walnut
stieet; J. S. Blattner, No. 423 Fourth stieet;
John Connolly, Xo521 Fourth avenue; John
J. Gibbous, Xo. 420 Locust street: Louis
Winkleman, Xo. 509 Walnut street; Gottlieb
Fiitz.Xo. 505 Fifth avenue; Chailos Fechter,
Xos. 213 and 245 Fifth avenue; W. J. Denny,
Xos. 306. 303, 310 and 312 Fifth avenne;
Samuel Bemkrant, No. 431 Fourth avenue;
William A. Kelly, No. 607 Walnut street:
Michael Mead, No. 459 Fifth avenue; Konrad
Housaman, No. 747 Filth avenue; Edward
Fritchie, No. 44 Center street: Sebastian
Englert, Nos. 1304-1306 Fifth avenue: Andrew
P. Ferguson, No. 1169 Fifth avenue: Julius
Frederick, No. 1072 Fifth avenue;-Nicholas
Wolf, Nos. 601, 603, 615 and 607 Fifth avenue;
John Foth, No. 1402 Fifth avenue; George M.
Wasmutb, Nos. 927 and 929 Walnut street;
John M. Kiddie, near Demmler station;
Frank Ferngan, Market and Eleventh
streets: Felix Wodka, No. 420 Market street;
Frank H. Miller, Locust and Jerome streets;
George Altmeyer, No. Ill Fifth avenue.
Wholesale-Andrew Fischer, Xo. 1387 Fifth
avenue; Samuel Keiter, Xo. 453 Fourth ave
nue; L. Wigand, Diamond street and Black
berry alley: J. H. Malloy, Nos. 248 and 250
Fifth avenue; William J. Dorsey, Fourth
avenue, between Martin and Peach streets;
Henry bhermer, Xo. 331 Jeiome street; James
A. Roth and Samuel A. Roth, Xo. 106 Ninth
street: Sarah McHale and James J. McHale,
Xo. 409 Market street; Frank G. Bergman,
No. 422 Market stieet.
Distillers Thomas Moore. No. 1 Thir-.
teenth stieet.
BOROUGHS.
Uradclock.
Retail-Edward F. Kelly, No. 835 Braddock
avenue: John Quinn, Xo. 856 Braddock ave
nue: Peter Simon, Xo. 109 Xinth street; John
Tlner, Xo. 70S Mam street; John Costello,
Xo. 737 Eighth street; Miles J. Hughes,
Xo. 925 Braddock avenue; Bernard Kelly,
Xo. 1C05 Biaddock avenue; Murray &
Gettv, No. 1116 Braddock avenue,
James Quinn, Xo. 313 Xinth street;
Michael Quiik, Xo. 822 Bnddock avenue:
Enoch Jones, Xos 905 and W Braddock av
enue: William II. Wymard, 930 Braddock av
enue; Frank J. Kost, 1230 Braddock avenue;
John Goiman, 417 Robinson street: Daniel
Gallagher, 1234 and 1236 Braddock avenue;
James Purccll, 554 and 55G Braddock avenue;
Samuel Roach, 904 and 906 Braddock avenue;
Isaac Lloyd, 1000 and 1002 Biaddock avenue;
Thomas Brennen, 26 Braddock avenue: Xeal
Ouinn. 317 and 319 Ninth street: William
Mayer, 423 Verona street; A. R. Adams, 540
Biaddock avenue; Jonathan Frantz, 909 and
911 Halket avenue: John II. Gorharn, 18 and
20 Braddock avenue; Louis Steiglitz, 4 Brad
dock avenue; nenry Bcrnd, 601 Braddock av
enue; Luke Gordon, 1128 Braddock avenue;
W. F. Lawrence, 442 and 444 Burton stieet;
Patiick McGowan, 1229 Halket street; J. F.
Ward, 1013 Braddock avenue.
Wholesale Joseph Levi, No.1122 Braddock
avenue: Morris Rosenbloom, No. 934 Brad
dock avenue; Adolph lollapder. No. 865
Braddock avenue; Joseph Striebieh, No. 331
Biaddock avenue; Max Markowitz, No 149
Railroad street.
Ueltzhoover.
Retail Bernard Faneil, No. 112 Washing
ton avenue; August Drewes, 99 Washington
avenue.
Chartiers.
Retail Alfonso Greek, Fourth avenue;
Patrick Connors, Fourth avenue and Fourth
street; Joseph Paul, Main street, near Mans
field station; Charles Schuck, south side of
Fourth avenue; Jacob Rappel, Lincoln ave
nue and Third street; Michael O'Keefe,
Chartiers Hotel, Fourth avenue and Jeffer
son street; Farrell Conlon, Union Hotel,
Fourth avenue: Julius Gottfried, Fourth
avenue, east of First stieet.
Wholesale Henry Hamma, Fourth ave
nue, near Chaitieis Valley Railroad; J. Emil
Grimm, Fourth avenue, near Main street;
D. Lutz & Son, Foul th avenue, noxt to Pan
handle depot; James O'Connor, Fourth ave
nue, botween railroad and Chartiers creek.
Duquesne.
Retail Adolph Kaufold, Railroad street;
Christ Gorhart, Second street; George W.
Booth, Railroad street, near Pittsburg, Vir
ginia & Charleston station; Thomas D.
Davis, Railroad and Bessemer streets; John
Miller, Grant avenue, east of railroad; Gus
tavo Henault, Railroad street, near Oliver
station: Abned Koss.Railro&d street, north of
Giant avenue; James McNeil, Grant avenue
and Local alley; Patrick J. Howard, Town
ship road, near Cochran station: Albert
E. Jones, Railroad street, north of "Blind
lane;" Thomas Bain, Railroad street, south
of Cochran street; James Donahoe, Grant
avenuo and Superior street; John Morris,
Grant avenue, east of railroad; John W.
Graff, Cochran and Railroad stieets: Michael
Saltzer, corner Grant avenue; Edward T.
Floyd, Pnscilla avenne and Stowe alley:
Peter Stinner, Charles Downey, Railroad
stieet and Grant avenue.
Wholesale W. J. McGregor, Jerome street;
Justus Haas, east side of Railroad street;
Isaac ueuen, itamoaa street.
Elliot.
Retail Henry Schmelz, Steubenv'lle pike
Etna.
Retail Frank Golla, No. 232 Butler street;
John Kammerer, No. 256 Butler street;
Charles F. Stoll, Butler plank road and
Bridge street; Leonard Nicholas, Freepor.
street and Butler plank road; George A.
Beohtold, Butler plank road at railway Junc
tion. Wholesale George Ganster, No. 247 Butler
plank load; Michael Metzsrer, Xo. 35 Walnut
stieet; Fred C. Hieber, No. 233 Butler street
Esplin.
Retail John Fahey, Riverroad nearmonth
of Chartiers creek; Bridget Seymour, "Cork's
Run Exchange," Chai tiers and Robinson
township turn pike; Charles W. Hawkins,
River avenue.
Greentree.
Retail Jacob Streitcnberger, Pittsburg
and-Washington pike: Jacob Sieffer, Wash
ington avenue, near Mansfield avenue.
Homestead.
Retail Myers & Simon, Xos. 517 and 519
Eight avenue; Patrick Quinn, Xos. 135 and
137 Sixth avenue; Michael Holleran, Third
avenue and Dickson street; Patrick J. De
laney, Eighth avenue and McClure stieet;
John J. Lacy, Xo 325 Sixth avenue; William
T. Kennedy, Xo. 321 Sixth avenue; Peter
Schuflie, Xo. 343 Sixth avenue; Theodoie
Bell, Xo.230 Eighth avenue; Simon Rosenski,
No. 313 Sixth avenue; O. Dugan, "Eureka
Hotel,"Nos. 110 and U2 Fifth avenue; William
R. Enyeart, Xo. 301 McClure street; Chailes
Striegel, Xo. 323 Sixth avenue; Gottleib
Lessiger, Xo. 610 Dickson street; Michael
Lacey, No 513 Heisol stieet; William Dun
seath, Fifteenth avenue and Glenn street:
John Rushe, Ji, Eighth avenue and City
Faira street; Vincent Wasilefski, No. 203
Sixth avenue; Ellen O'Brien. Nos. 501 and 503
Eighth avenue; Clemens Kuenzi-r, lo. 607
Ann street; A. C. Ackaid, No. 604" Dickson
street; Owen Murphv, Xo. 513 Dickson stieet;
Peter Shipe, Xo. 302 Eighteenth avenuo;
Louis Arthur, Xo. 235 Sixth avenue;
Anton L. Qucck, Xo. 117 Eighth avenue;
John McKinless, Xo. 623 Dickson street;
Nicholas Schwaitz, No. 348 Eighth avenue;
Robert Atkinson. Nos. 619 and 521 Ammon
street: William J. Taylor, No. 467 Fifth ave
nue; John Albietz, Nd. 524 Heisel street;
John Gallagher, No. 357 Sixth avenue; An
thony atunei, .no. oio tuy rrm lane; Mrs.
Catharine Narr, No. 603 Dickson street; John
W. O'Brien, Nos. 207 and 209 Sixth avenne;
Jacob Trautman, No. 333 Eighth avenue:
Adam Miller, No. 609 Amity street; Frederiok
Trautman, No. 29 Eighth avenue; Gus
tavo Geisel, No. 129 Fourth avenue;
T. H. B. Eckels, Nos. 244 and 246 Sixth ave
nue; Sylvester A. Shaw, Sixth avenue and
Amity street; Anthony Sontier, No. 529
Eighth avenue; Samuel Markovitz, No. 513
Heisel stieet; Solomon E. Shriver, Arnity
stieet and P. McK. & Y. Railroad; Taylor
Lloyd, Nos. 501 and 503 Amity street.
Wholesale Jacob Levy, No. 137 Eighth
avenue; Abraham Skirholl, No. 513 Eighth
avenue: D. Lutz & Son, Sixth avenue, be
tween Ann and McClure stieets.
Biewers Charles A. Schulz, Mifflin street,
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth avenues.
Knoxville.
Retail Conrad Bauei, Bausman street and
Amanda avenue; Henry Brandt, Amanda
avenue and Zara street; Joseph Schleicher,
No. 125 Southern avenue; Elizabeth Falleit,
Auiauda and Ailington avenues.
Mansfield.
Retail Samson Peacock, Main and Chest
nut stieets; Louis P. Haid, Main and Chest
nut stieets.
Mill vale.
"Retail Eugene Schaefer, Xo. 115 Giant
avenue; John P. Schnelderlochnei, No. 37 1
Hooker street; John ingold, No. 62 Grant
avenue: William Isensee, Evergreen plank
road; John Bennott, No. 15 Giant avenue;
John G. Basim, No. 61 Hooker street; Albeit
Engelhardt, Xo. 51 Grant avenue.
Wholesale Leopold Einstein, No. 36 Grant
avenue.
Brewers Henry Hoehl, Sr., Stanton ave
nue and Black street.
Sharpsburg.
Retail Sebastian Bitter, Nos. 716 and 718
Main stieet; Anna Mary Raum, Xos. 711 and
713 Main stieet; Alois Berner, Xo. 8 North
Mam stieet; Henry Stein, No. 924 Main
stieet; John Joyce, Xos. 505 and 607 Main
street: Georgo Uahn, No. 313 South Main
street; John M. Young, No. 36 Bridge stieet;
Joseph Eschmah, No. 702 Main street; Valen
tine Berner, Xo. 814 Main street; John W.
Heddinger, No. 1303 Main street; Charte3
O'Donnell, Main and Eighth streets; Thomas
J. Murphy, Clav and Tenth streets.
Wholesale Nicholas and John Schmidt
ohen, Xo. 1003 North Canal street; Davis &
Marcus, No 1212 Main stieet.
Spring Garden.
Retail George Osterle, Spring Garden are-.
nuo; Fred Doepke, Spring Garden road;Franz
Nenber, Spring Gaiden load.
West Liberty.
'Retail Adolph Demme, Old Washington
road; John Frost, Washington avenue, oppo
site the terminus of .Boggs avenue.
Wilmordlnj-.
Retail Joseph Rcdfern, Hennan avenue
and Station street; Michael McKenna, West
inghouse avenue and Station stieet.
TOWNSHIPS.
Baldwin.
Retail Gottleib Voltsch, Brownsville
road; Emil Murnberger, on Street's Run
road; John A. Englert, White Hall and
Ltbraryioad; Charles Adamitz.Street's Run;
Win. Franey, River road; Valantine Rind
fust, Sawmill Run road; Robert C. Wolff,
East Side. Banks Rnn; Ezekiel Gordon,
Windsor Hotel, Southern avenue: John
Flappert, Sawmill Run road: Feter Thren
hauser. Globe Hotel, Brownsville road; Au
gust Ahlborn, Brownsville road and Narrow
street: Peter Frost. Buck Tavern, near Xo
ble's lane; Charles Reiohe River road; David
Maers, Josephine and Murray stieets: Fred
erick Fischer. Castlo Shannon; William A.
Schawb, Brownsville road, near Agnes lane.
Hampton.
Retail Morris Stein, Dehavon village;
Samuel McCutoheon, Allegheny and Butler
roads.
Harrison.
Retail Frank Wolff, Vine and Maple
stieets: Gotleib Kuhnert, Xatrona, Garfield
street and Center alley; Joseph Bude, Kit
tanning street; Mrs. Minnie Haupt, west side
Chestnut street; Albert Keppler, Canal
street and Cherry alley; Charles F.Colbert,
North Canal street; Edmund Jaussen, Far
mer's Hotel, Taientuin and Millerstown
road; Gustav C. Frank, Railroad and Alle
gheny streets; George Ilajrrele, Canal
street; Moses Dean, North Canal street;
Isaac II. Kuhn, Brackenridge avenue;
Henry Staimn, Xorth Canal streol, near
Prospect street; Conrad Hutli, Garfield
street, Xatrona: Nicholas Welsch, Brecken
ridge avenue; Kasper Schrodo, Milo lane
and Sherman stieet; John W. Heyer, Vine
street; Magdaline Mihlheighler, South Canal
street; Ronallcnzi, Xatrona House, Xatrona;
John R.Wilson, North Canal street. John
Dusten, White House; J. II. Thomas, Cherry
street and Breckeniidse avenne.
Wholesale Henry Brom, Xorth Canal
street, at Avonuo station; Charles Frank,
Railroad street; D. Lutz & Son, Xatrona,
near station.
Jefferson.
Retail Andrew J. Melhnger, Charles and
Boundary streets; Geoigo and John M. Koeg
ler, Factory street and Fourth avenue;
Alexander Young, Elizabeth road; Eduard
Stokes, Jr., Blackburn load; John Gnnter,
West Elizabeth road; Geoige Hallas, West
Elizabeth and FInleyville road; James Mc
Gibney, PittsDurg and Eltzabethtown road.
Brewers William F. Werner, Tittsburg
and Elizabeth road.
Chartiers.
Retail Samuel H. McCartney, Steuben
v'lle turnpike.
Indiana.
Retail Jacob Klein, Little Pine Creek
road; William Hartz, Saxonburg road.
Forward.
Retail Henry Householder, Elizabeth
and West streets, Newton road.
Harmer.
Retail Joseph A. Shawl, Acmetonta.
Lower St. Clair.
Retail Daniel Doisey, Carson street, Wil
liamsburg; William Ballmer, Farmer's Home,
Beck's Run road; William Riem, Ormsbv ave-
m.ia . ti rt Qfthnnl nllon. "M" . ofr .T 'T7ivi4rt
mwu .,. uwuvwi uuj, -u.u.v . juijUUtlUhl
uur iiouse, i-ittsourg ana j-.nzauetn roaa;
John Franz, 17 Brownsville road, Mt. Oliver;
Catharine G. Goldbach, 65 Brownsville road,
Mt. Oliver; John Schiria, Arlington avenue
and Spring street: Herman Menes, Browns
ville load and Carbon street; John Engstler,
Mountain avenuo and Keeling street: John
Fromm, Ormsby avenue; Frederick H.
Hampe, 94 Brownsville road, Mt. Oliver;
Chustian Wagner, 2323 Arlington avenue;
Anton W. Hoffman, Ormsby avenue and
Mountain street; John McCullough, Beck's
Run.
Marshall.
Retail .John Ulrich, Perrysville and Ze
lienople roads.
Mifflin.
Retail Gabriel Favore, EHzabethtown
road; Henry Koch, Elizabothtawn road;
William Curry, Ten Mile Inn at Moss Side
landing; A. Xelsh, Duquesne borough; Will
iam J. Coates, Valley Hotel, DraVosburg;
George G. Knlss, MeCluie street and State
load, Dravosburg; Henry Smith, Moss Side,
Old State and River roads; Ralph Ord, River
load; Thomas Hilton, Pine Run road, New
England: John Sinn, Old Port Perry road;
Georgo R. Briggs, Brownsville load; Thomas
Thorp, Old State road, Amity; Joseph
Scbmitt, Camden.
Ohio.
Retail August Zeder, Kill buck road.
Lower St. Clair.
Retail Nicholas Klinkner, Xo.ll7Sonthern
avenue.
Collier.
Retail Ahram Frank, Washington avenne
and First street; Patrick Feeney, Walker's
Mill, Sherman street: Louis Wineman,
Thomas Enn road; Samuel W. Friedman,
Federal station.
O'Hara.
Retail Henry T. Thomas, Little Pine
Creek road; Joseph Zuriek, Pittsburg and
Freeport road; William J. House, Pittsburg
and Freeport road; Jacob Fioss, 1819 Pitts
burg and Freeport road; John Hammer,
Kittanning road; George Schneider, Pitts
burg and Freepoit road; Henry J. Coritz,
Montrose House, Montrose station.
North Versailles.
Retail Daniel McMunn, on road from
Hall's to McKeesport; Alexander W. Dowds,
Turtle Creek; Charles Jenkner, West Jeffer
son street.
Wholesale John Luckslnger, Walls avo
nuo. South Versailles.
Retail George Heboid, Railroad street.
g M m Robinson.
Retail John Dowd, Steubenville pike.
Scott.
Retail Frank Shaffer, Pittsburg and
Washington plank load; James Carmichael,
Glendale, on tho Pittsburg and Washington
plank load.
Union.
Retail William Stevenson, Sawmill Bun
road; William Eltringham, Railroad street.
Shaler.
Retail Martin A. Kraus, Klofier street:
William A. Shopfer, Butler plank road;
Thomas Welthaus, Evergreen Hamlet road;
Conrad Sonntag Allegheny and Butler plank
road;W. H. Farmer's, Butler plank road;
Richard Miller, Evergreen plank road;
Thomas Bowers, Evergreen Hamlet road and
Friday street; John Pschvier, Evergreen
Hamlet road and Klopfer street; Henry
Goetzinger, Wlttmer station; Jacob Lohret,
Evergreen Hamlet road and Frederick ave
nue. Stowe.
Retail William Lamb, 4 Chartiers avenue;
narry Morris, 14 hartiers avenue; William
T. Armstrong, 316 Bell avenue; William
McCarthy, Central Hotel, Bell avenne; W. C.
Clarkson, Chartiers avenne; Alice Priddy,
13 Chartiers avenue.
Wholesale B. Papencordt, No. I Chartiers
avenue, McKee's Rocks.
Ross.
Ketail n. C. Finnemeyer, Perrysville
plank road;Mareus Jenny, West View Hotel,
Perrysville plank road; Catnerina Schanzen
back, Five-Mile nouse, Perrysville plank
road; William J. Whitohill, reirysville roau.
Reserve.
Retail Mathtas Sehenot. Saw Mill Valley
plank load: John Ripperger, Saw Mill Val
ley plank road; M. A. Ripperger, 400 Saw
Mill Valley plank road; Thomas Boehm, 408
and 410 Saw Mill Valley load; John J. Haeke-
stien, jjocicers avenue ana Troy llillioad;
Charle3 Deschler, Royal street; Charles
Fath, Luella and Main street.
Special Rent Lists
Advertised to-day. Do not fail to read
them.
BEAUTfruL wool-finish cotton challies at
10c a yard. Jos. Hokne & Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores.
To Let Advertisements.
Especially good variety to-day.
them carefully.
Eead
Moke 25o printed sateens at lie to-day.
JOS. HORKE & CO.'S,
Penn Avenue Stores.
Special Bent "Mats
Advertised -to-day. Do not fall to read
TALK ACROSS THE BOARD.
COXFEKEXCES VJTH CANADIAN COM
MISSIONERS COMMENCE.
Blaine First' Consults the President to
Agree How Far Toward Reciprocity We
ihall Go The Third Attempt to Come
Together Proves a Success.
"Washington-, D. C, Feb. 10. The ne
gotiations between the United States and
Canada, in regard to reciprocal trade rela
lations, were opened formally to-day 'at a
conference held in the State Department by
the representatives of each Government.
The Secretary of State and General John
"W. Poster represented the United States,
while Canada was represented by a commis
sion consisting of Sir John Thompson, Min-.
ister of Justice, and Attorney General Hon.
Mackenzie Bowell, Minister of Customs
and Militia; Hon. George Foster, Minister
of Finance; Mr. Parmalee, Deputy Commis
sioner of Customs, and Mr. Stewart, private
secretary. The commission really consists
of the three first named officials, the others
accompanying them as attaches.
This morning Secretary Blaine spent half
an hour with the President at the "White
House, going oyer the ground to be taken
by the United States in the coming confer
ences. He then, at 11 o'clock went to the
State Department and met General Foster
in the diDlomatic reception room. The
Canadian delegates, it was arranged, should
proceed to the State Department. Tbey ar
rived about noon, and there was a prelim
inary session of an hour, during which the
conferees talked "across the board," as the
diplomatic phrase goes, and arranged the
ground for the coming conferences, which
will last several days.
This series of negotiations is intended by
the Canadian authorities as a preliminary
interchange of views for the purpose of as
certaining the nature of the subjects that
each side will be willing to discuss and
what form the discussion will take. The
results reached, therefore, will not be final".
The history of the negotiation, in brief, is
as follorst
Early last spring, prior to the Canadian
elections, Sir Chailes Tupper began com
municating with this Government in his
capacity ot Special Commissioner for Canada.
appointed by the home Government at Lon
don, with a view of opening reciprocity
negotiations under the MrKinley tariff
act. Secretary Blaine expressed a will
ingness to have the subject discussed,
but held out no hopes for a satisfactory
conclusion. The committee appointed to
represent Canada came to Washington, and
after a conference with Sir Julian Pannce
fote, met Mr. Blaine. The. President was
about to start on his Southern and Western
trip, and as it was not deemed desirable
that so important a subject should bo dis
cussed during his absence, Secfetary.BIaine
requested a postponement, which, ot course,
was agreed to. A date in October was later
fixed upon for the continuation of the nego
tiations, but when tho time arrived Secre
tary Blaine was in Maine, and the President
suggested delay until his return. The last
request for this conference came someweeks
ago from Canada, and was agreed to by this
Government.
FOB M'CLELXAND'S SHOES.
A Fight for Adjutant General Already
Inaugurated.
The fight in the National Guard for the
late Adjutant General McClelland's place
has already been inaugurated. The candi
dates already mentioned for the place arc;
.bjX-Adjutant trencral Utithrle, who is a
warm personal friend of Governor Pattison;
"Walter Greenland, Quartermaster General,
who is one of the most popular and compe
tent members of the guard; Colonel Streator,
of "Washington; Colonel Hudson, of the
Pittsburg postofnee, and Colonel Prank
Magee, of the Eighth Eegiment. Colonel
Magee, it is claimed, has already received
the indorsement of Secretary Harrity for
the place. It is not known when the ap
pointment will be made.
Had Short Lived Liberty.
James JIulcahey, alias Thompson, and
James Etzell were released from jail yes
terday and at once recommitted. Some
time "ago the two men were arrested on
Tenth street while carrying a basket of
clothes. Xhey were charged with being
suspicious characters aud were sent to jail
for 20 days each. A few days later the
clothes were identified by Mrs. Cathrine
McClelland as having been stolen from her
house near Tenth street. She made infor
mation before Alderman McKenna charg
ing the men with larceny and they were re
arrested. FIzslmmons as the Hero of a Uook.
One of the most rapid instances of book
making ever recorded in Pittsburg is that
of Messrs. Mooar and Hill, who in four
days have compiled and published the life
and history of P. C. Pitzsimmons, the thief,
murderer and suicide. The book contains
64 pages and is neatly printed. Included
in its pages are pictures of all those con
nected with Pitzsimmons' crimes, together
with cuts of the house and room where the
murder took place. It carries the incidents
of Pitzsimmons' life down to the last mo
ment and even follows him to the grave.
Will Be on the Track This Summer.
Captain Sam Brown went east last even
ing. He said he would be on the track
again this summer with some fast horses.
He intended to retire several years ago,
but as he had a number of yearlings and
couldn't get his price for them he con
cluded to develop them. He had a 3-year-old
trotter that made a mile last season in
2:32. Pat Higgins, the trainer, has as
sured the captain that the borse will go a
mile in 2:20 this summer, or he won't ac
cept a cent for training him.
Miss Fay Can Have License.
Anna Eva Fay will be allowed to go on
with her spiritualistic exhibits. She called
on Chief Brown yesterday morning, and,
after explaining her side of the case fully,
induced him to reconsider his action and
agree to issue her a license for next Mon
day night.
THE FIEE EEC0ED.
Ik ..Franklin township, Westmoreland
county, James" Hamilton's barn. Loss, $1,800;
uninsured.
At New Castle, the foundry of the Vnlcan
Iron Works foundry, loss, $5,003; well in
sured. Origin unknown.
AtD63 Moines, la., the Capital City Opera
Iloase block. Several adjoining buildings
were damaged. Loss, $50,000.
Aw alarm of fire from box 59 at 8 o'clock
last evening was caused by flro in one of the
boiler rooms at Carnegie's Thirty-third
street mill. The fire originated from a
soark falling on some waste. The loss nas
slight.
At Sterling, III., a large three-storx house
of the Sterling Manufacturing Company, to
gether with $75,000 worth of finished farm
machinery. A workman had dipped a hot
casting into a tank of asphaltum, causing
the fire.
At Massillon the largo barn formerly con
nected with the Tremont Iiouse, now owned
by Masters & Finley and ocenpied bjl tho
Bidgeway Burton Coal Company's teams and
wagons: also a frame building adjoining, oc
cupied as a dwelling by Philip 'Essinger.
Pour hoises were lescued. Loss, $3,000; in
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
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