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SECOND PART
PAGES 9 TO 24.
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THE PHSHBURGr DISPATCH, . SUNDAY, APBIL 24, 1892.
LUST LICENSE LIST,
lames of tlie Lucky People
"Who Courted Fortune and
Pleased the Court.
"WET SPOTS ABE SC1ECEE.
They Are Eleven Short of the dum
ber Granted Last Tear.
SOME SUBPBISES IN ALLEGHENY.
Fpiritual Springs on the Xorthside Kott
Onlj Sumter US.
JUDGES USE THE AXE IN THE BOROUGHS
There was another wild scene at tho
Court House yesterday when the retail
license list for Allegheny and all the
boroughs and townships was handed down.
As on the other occasions big crowds had
collected there and when at 10 o'clock
Judges Collier and Single handed down
the list there was a mad rush for the Clerk
of Courts' office. This list practically closes
tip the work of License Court save lor the
few hold-OTers and the rehearinsrs. There
were 2S7 prizes given out yesterday, against
EOG for the same territory the year be
fore. Allegheny only got 118 licenses, with
a possibility of two more. Last year there
were 122 drinking places on the Xorthside.
The complete lists show a total of 077 spir
itual springs in the entire county. Last
year they numbered CSS.
As soon as the crowd cleared the hold
over cases in the wholesale list were taken
up. In some cases papers were just filed,
but in the case of Pier &Dannals, Attorney
tV. S. Pier argued the Courts' objections as
to a bottling license by saying that while a
bottling house was not an actual part
cf a brewing plant, the law practically
r-erinittea them to package their product
as one clause stated no beer should bo sold
In less than one dozen pints in bottles. The
came line of argument was used in tho other
cases. It was stated that to have both
brewery and bottlinc houses together would
be in conflict with United States laws. In
t"ie case of tbe Keystone Brewing Company,
J. S. Ferguson drew some flno distinctions
us to the light or one of tho partners to have
a license elsewhere.
The complete list of licenses granted and
those refused in Allegheny and In the
boroughs and townships is as folloR s:
Allegheny City.
riRSTWAEO.
Granted Treforlci. ArU and Philip Arte, CS Fed
eral sL: Fi eStricfc Buechler. Si West Diamond n.;
Tames M. Ievlnnr. 34 West liiamond 6t : .Tames
I. Hsys. IS ana 88S onth Diamond St.: Willis E.
llichaels. lOoandlb Kobinson St.: Charles Qulnn
aid IIut;h hweenrv. 73 Federal St.: Henry Sclirel
fcer and Ciiarlrs Sclirelber, 33 ami 36 bouth I)l
Jaonii st. ; Frederick: Vogcl, 45 Ohio si.
Refutrd August Brown, s and 11 Federal it. ;
John J. Dougherty, ea LacocV st.: William n.
Leiscr. 145 Vuth air.: Joseph Milllgan, 78 Robinson
st. Edward Morris, 9 ltobiuson st. ; liobert Camp
bell, S7 Kobliiajn st.
SICOXD WjiD.
Grant't Thomis Krown. 1S5. lS7and lit) Federal
tt, : Patrick S. Crawford. 1 and 3 Fremont St. : Louis
iieic.n. lm lapfr&nsi ; luiam U'uonnell, 76 Pcr
rvsvlllc av.: George E. Oht 83 Irwin ar.
Refused Thomas Bvrne. 84 Irwlu av.: William
Eootlu IVct Diamond and Ohio st.; Amos Brjner,
ITS Federal st. ; Ilenry Brunucr. 143 West End av. ;
Jo eph Carsou. comer Irwin and Taylor avs.:
James Donahue. 123 and 185 Taylor av.: Margaret
Dora. 72 Jackson sr. : Sarah Benkle.j9S Fede-al st. :
William JenMnson, 117 Federal St.: Evan Morris,
lKandl34Taggartst.: John McOraw, corner lr
"Insndl'eansylvanla. s.; Charles W. Smith.
Irwin av.
THtED WARD,
OranUO-O. E. Bayer, 29 Ohio st.: H. G. Bolster
and J. G. Eckerman, 211 and 163 Ohio st. ; Amos
nium. 165 Ohio st.: J. C. Brelthlaucb, 183 Ohio st.:
Gottleib Dahllnger, la Madison av.: Edward
Fugleman. 13 East st.: Joseph Oelrr. 60 James St.;
John Ueber. 172 and 1724 Madison av.: Christian
Oerst, 63 and 64 Cedar av. : William Hedeman. 141
thestnnt St.: Joseph Illeiiberj:er.4J East Diamond
tt. : Charles Kuster, 146 East st. ; William Lang and
L. P. tanul, 148 Madison av.: FrIU Moser. 151 Ohio
st ; Johnbtolz. 17 East st.: Mlns Seker, 68S-cond
st. ; Leonard Mldel. S3 East 6t. ; Louis S;hael"er. 77
East st.; Joseph Weiss, 71 PIKe st. : Fred Werner,
6s East st. ; Emil Wey. 9 and 11 Middle st.
Refused August Bauer, 140 Chestnut st : Lewis
Brand. 106 Federal St.; Henry Cappes, 181 Ohio
: : H J. Degmther, S3 Middle eU; Anthony Fll
fran, 73 Ohio st.: Gottleib r'ns.52 East st. : Charles
F. Faulhaber, 92 East St.; FianV X. Graf. 141 and
13 Chestnut at.: Fred W. Golmer. S7 Ohio St.;
I nton Gushorst and Mcbolas Werner, 161 Madison
a.; Martin HellrlegeU 54 Third St.; Theodore
Huchestcln. northwest comer North v. and East
St.; Lorcnz Lattner. 296 and 19S Madison st.;
Charles ochsenhirt. 109 and 111 Second st.; Henry
Pfau. SZ East St.; Uenry Both, SS5 North av. ; Cori
rtd Kosmler. 1S5 Ohio St.: Malblas btucssl, 509
Ohlosu; GeorgeJ. Schaexer. :470hiost,; Manilas
b'ehle. 43 and 4. East st.; A. T. Thornton, 41 Mid
dle st ; Fied Ulmer. 33 East St.: Edward Volger
aud Frederick Herrmann, 60 East St.: Daniel
W ack, 130 East st. ; It. M. Zasg, 231 Ohio St.
FOURTH WABD.
Granted Thomas Burger. 140 Sonth Canal et.
JJllllam Burdett, 2 and 4 Federal st.; JohnU.
Bracken, I, 4 and 6 Anderson St. ; Anton Briegel.
8i East Diamond st.; Alexander Carson, 168 La
cocL.t,: Jane Dritkroeger, 73 Main st.; Josenh
I Jllnger. 367Laeockst.; KateGerst.3 East Dia
fnond: David G. Jones, 74 Federal st 2 William
heuneweg, SoIOhlost.: Lonls Lautuer, 110 Ohio
et ; Gcorp.; Lehner. 158 Ohio st. ; John Lvnch, 18
Ctieslnuttt : Adam Michel. 1 and ! Ifain st.:
Charles Merker. 108 Ohio St.; John D. Mabold. 34.
B. and 3S Federal St.; Daniel Miller. S6 Last Du
Eondst.; Charles It O'Brien. 56 and 68 Sandusky
su; James Kiddle. 191 Ktbinson st.; Marie Boeili.
173 Ohio St.. Peter bteurnagle. 61 and 63 Chestnut
st ; Katebcherer. US Ohio st.; John S. Snvder 47
touth Diamond st., Charles bchutte. 162 Lacock
at. : Margaret bauers, 61 and 86 Federal st. ; bopbla
M. bcnloiter. fca and o3 Ohio st. ; Charles E. Voir
eadale. 2) and 22 Federal st. ; Krezentia Weber. 35
Chestnut st.; William Young, 48 bouth Diamond
t.
Effused George Elboarne, corner Anderson and
Eoblnson sts.; Jacob Hiukel, 10 Chestnut St.;
Charles K. 4 John F. Heldeger, 76 Federal st.:
Patrick J. Hasrertv. 8 Anderson st :nrTA xt
Illlllard, 49 South Diamond: George Kledatsch. 80
Madlsou av.t Hugh Knox. 192andi94 lloblnson st.
John Loflnk. a banduskv st.; H J. Meyer. 101
Madison av.: William Pyne. 54 Sandusky st :
Frank Schilling, 4 Hope st : John A. bleicrt, 292
Ohio st : John Slgmund, 3 Madison av.: John
-.n-jjuiicmejer, ii couin .anai St.; Joseph Zeller,
S9S Preble av.; L. Greenwood, Preble av.;
Charles Hartman, 650 Preble av.; Thomas Mc
Nally, Mi and 687 Preble av.; James OllfT, 697
Preble av.; Mrs. Bridget bweeney. 171 Cass av.
.KyuAKi-John Brown, 697 Preble av.: Samuel J.
Grenet. 699 Preble av.; William Hughes and 'Will
iam Brown, 681 Preble av.; J. G. McNamara, 20
Island av.; Michael McCagh. 102 WJlktni St.;
Magdalena Snyder. 22 Island av.: Henry J.
Schmidt, 300 Island av. : J. Henry Smith. 100 den
tins St.; Peter L. Trautman, 693 Preble av.;
Thomas D. Wilson. 1S3 and 195 Cass av. : Nicholas
Williams and Thomas Williams, 693 Preble av.;
William E. Welxel, 181 Cass av.
TENTH WAKD.
GmntoJ-Jacob Bom. Sawmill Valley plank
road: John Schultz. Sawmill Valley plank road.
llcfUsrd Joseph P. Garber. SO Charles st.: Char
les Greb, 433 East St.; Edwin M. Zehner, Terrys
ville plank road.
IXEYIKTH WARD.
Granted Elizabeth Doench. New Brighton pike.
Jtefuted Henry Adam, New Brighton pike road;
Michael Brown and w'illlam Crone, 21 McClure av.;
Patrick Moran, 11 McClure av. : Thomas E. Mc
Caffrey. 144 and 140 McClure av.: Joseph Siebert, 25
McClure av.: Fred Votgnt, 124 McClure av.; Louis
Wittmer, SLMcClure av.
TWXXJTH WAKD.
Gra-ntrd-A.m M. Lager, 153 East St.; George
Keldt. 313 East St. .
At(-Jacob F. Beck, S63 East St.; Joseph
HoedIe,832 Madison av.: Andreas Spath, 239 East
St. ; John Walderxneler. 2S2 East st,
TniBTEEJTTH WABD.
Granted August Frclmsteln, 43 Lowrie st. : John
Gever. SSLowriest.: Joseph Hack. Jr.. 101 and
lmLnwrln Kt. Martin T.aurpnt- 1S3 Return St.
Refused Henrv L. Berner, 263 Lowrie st. ; Leo
pold Hoedle, 20 BaTlne st.
Boroughs McKeesport.
riBST WABD.
Granted George Altmeyer, 111 Fifth av.; Frank
Becker, 5l2and514Marketst.: Samnel E. Caroth
ers. 122, 1J4 and 126 Fifth av. ; Moses G. Corey. 101,
103 and 105 Market St.; Peter Gross. 408 Diamond
st,: Lewis K. Morgan, 312, 314 and 316Marsei iu;
Peter W. Schmidt, 417 and 419 Market St.
iSrted-Danlel Butler, corner Fourth av. and
Diamond: Patrick J. Gannon and Patrick J. Con
nelly. 403 and 410 Walnut st.: William F. Hunter.
404 and 406 Walnut St.: Frederick P. Hunkle. 106.
103 and 110 Diamond St., Charles Johnson. SOS and
610 Market st. ; Lnke Lynch. 102 and 104 South Dia
mond: Frank Logan, 203 Market St.; Jacob Leger.
Jr.. 223 J Niarket St.; Benjamin J. Belter. 17 and 19
Third av.; Joseph K. Shipley. 206 and 207 Market
6t, : Peter Ulm. 215 and 217 Market St.: John Weiss,
131 Fifth av. ; Felix Wodka, 43) Market st.
SECOND WAKD.
tJrontal-Willlam, "W. Bowers, 007 and 609 Wal
nut st.
Eefused-GeoTfe A. Buseh. 609 Market St.;
Joseph W. Crozler, 916 and 913 Jenny Llnd st.
TinnD WABD.
t7mnfeo!-John Stelnhlbber. 1243 Walnut st. j Mrs.
Barbara Zimmerman, 1051 Walnut st
Aiimf-Fraik Ferrigan. 1053 and 1055 Market
st. : Joseph GauWch, 1100 Locust St.: John Malloy,
1132 and 1134 Jenny Llnd st.; George M. Wasmuth,
827 and 929 Walnut St.
rotmin WAKD.
ffronfaf-W. J. Denny. 3C8. 30S. 310 and S12 Fifth
av.; Charles Fetcher. 243 and 245 Firth av.; William
Knee. 213 Fourth av.; Bernard Morrl. corner
Fifth av. and Sinclair st. : WHUam McKay. 307.
W and Sll Jerome tt. ; Elchard J. Tolk. 252 and 254
Fifth av.
Refuted Israel S. Blattner, 423 Fourth st.: Sam
uel Bernkrant. 431 Fourth av. : Thomas M. Con
nelly. 519 Fourth av.; John Connelly. 521 Fourth
av.; Charles Fritz, 60J Fourth av.i David Good
friend. 212 Fourth St.: John J. Gibbons, 420 Locust
ct.; Jacob Hugo, corner Firth av. and LocuU St.;
Catherine Heter. 400 and 402 Hoghev st. ; William
A. Kelly, 537 Walnut St.; Michael Mead. 459 Flftn
av.: Frank H. Millar, corner Locu6t and Jerome
st.; Dennis NIU. sol and 5CS Fourth av.; Louis
Wlnkelman, 509 Walnut st.
Garden sts.; Andrew Slrlln, comer Hooker and
Howard sts. : August Wakker, 34 Grant av. ; Jolin
Wakker. 62 Hooker St.; John Wlngold, 62 Grant
av. ; John Welthaus, corner Hooker and Howard
sts.
THIRD WABD.
Granted James XV. Oesterllng, 69 Grant av.
Refused-Anton Hartlg, 23 Sherman st. ; William
Bueger, Jr.. comer Grant and Hooker sts. : Eugene
Pch.ierer. 115 Grant a v. ; J. P. Schuelderlochner, 37
Hooker st.
Beltxlioover.
lam J. Coates, the old State road: James Evans,
McKeesport township road; Balph Orr, Blver
roaa; Kooert a urvp, oia stale roau,
Refuted WHUam Curry. McKeesport and Eliza-
Detu roaa: miuam uoddius, aiiquib riiuours
road: Gabriel Favoro, Ellzabethtown road: W11I-
riTTII WABD.
Granted -Daniel Baible. 79 and Bn Fifth av.;
Nicholas Wolf, 60L 60S, 605 and 607 Fifth av.
Refused Hugh Hickev, 403 and 405 Huey St.;
Harrr D. Martin, sni and 503 Hnev st. ; John Bush,
571, 573. 75 and 577 Firth av. : Thomas A. Richards,
5.7 and 529 Fifth av.; Wm. SuUlTan, 525 Fifth av.
BEETll WAKD.
Granted-William D. Chishohn. comer Firth av.
and Itlverton St.
AVed-John Baumgardner, 816 and SIS Union
av.;Leonhard Dorr. 859 Fifth av.; William Ed
iard.S33c and S35 Fifth av.; Edward Frltchle, 44
Center st.; James D. Holding, comer Fifth av. and
White st. ; Konrad Housaman. 747 Fifth av. ; Pat
rick Kcllv, 26 Center st.: John F. McCarthy, 937
Union av.: Michael Spence, 9S7 Sixth St.: John
Sowerbv. 7W and 755 North st. : John JI. Sullivan.
8 and 3Js Finn av.; baauel Shaffer, comer Fifth
av. and Center st.
EIGnTH WABD.
Granfrf-John S. Gabler. 133 Fifth av.
Refused D. F. Dunlav. on Pittsburg and Tnrtle
Creek road: Sebastian Englert. 1304 and 1305 Fifth
av.; Andrew P. Ferguson, 1169 Fifth av.; Julius
Frederick, 1072 Fifth av.: John Fath, 1402 Fifth
av. : John M. Kiddle, on south side of Baltimore
and Ohio itallruad, near Demler station.
Braddock.
FIEST WABD.
Granted W. P. Edwards. 212 Ninth st,: Jona
than Frantz. 8:9 and 911 Halket St.; Daniel G alia
S her, 1234 and 1239 Braddock av.; Lnke Gordon.
.28 Braddock av. : Bernard Kelly. IOC Braddock
av. ; Isaac i.ioya, luuu. MAU ana iue4 uraaaooc av. ;
Michael H. Traynor. 1007 and 1000 Braddock av.;
William H. Wymard, 830 Braddock av. : Joseph
Wolf. 1243 Washington av.
Jiejusea-J onn Auiaemnaus. 123$ Hraaaock av.
Granted None.
Refused Augnst Drewes, 90 Washington av.;
Thomas W. Drake, 43 Third St. ; Bernhardt Farreu,
112 Washington av.; Valentine Koffler, S. W. cor
ner of Murrav av. and Third St.; Christopher
Plannknch. 116 Washington st.
Coraopolis.
Granted None.
Refused-Jolia Alexander, M1U st.
Chartlen.
Granted Eliza Adams, corner Fourth av. and
Chartlen st. ; Farrell Oonlon. Fourth av.and Main
et. ; Patrick Conners. Fourth av. and Fourth st. ;
Julius Gottfried, southslde Fourth av.; Adam
Melser, comer Fourtu av. and Second st. ; Michael
O'Keefe, Fourth av. and Jefferson St.: Joseph
tram, juain st, near jnansueia station.
Refund Ferdinand Detlg. Fourth av., near
Third st. : Alfonso Greek, Fourth av. : John Harm
sen, Fourth av.: Frank Loals, corner Fourth av.
and Fifth st. ; August Mlchalnwskl, corner Fourth
av. aua aecoua si. ; jacoo uappei, corner Lincoln
av. and Third St.: Andrew Roach, comer Third
and Fourth St.: Charles Shuck, south side of
Fourth av.; Conrad Schaffer, southeast corner
Fourth av. and Fifth st.
Daqueane.
Granted Thomas Bain, west side of Ballroad St.;
George W. Booth. Ballroaa St.. near Pittsburg,
Virginia and Charleston Ballroad: John W. Graff,
corner Cochran and Ballroad sts. : Fred W. Haber
man. near Cochran station; Patrick J. Howard,
township road, near Cochran station; Peter Ban
ner, township road, leading to Elizabeth.
Refund Charles Downev. comer Railroad St.
and Grant av. ; James Donahue, corner Grant av,
and Superior st.; Thomas D.Davis, comer Rail
road and Bessemer sts. ; Julius Fekete, east side
or Third St.; Christ Garnart, Seoond St.; Gustave
Henault, east side of Kallroad st.; Bennett Horr,
southwest comer Railroad and Corcoran sts. : John
S. Hughes, east aide of Railroad St. : Ellas Ahnat,
Fifth St.; Albert E. Jones, east side of Railroad
St.; Adolph Kautold. Railroad St.: Edward T.
Lloyd, corner Presellla 6t. and Stowe alley; John
Morris, northwest comer Grant av. on "Blue
lane:" John Miller, northwest comer Grant av.
and Flfty-nrst St.; James McNeil, comer Grant
and Local alley; A. Nelsh, Railroad st, ; Mary C.
Price, west side of Railroad st. John Venltz.
Cochran St. ; Abner Ross, west side of Railroad
t.: Michael Saltzer, near Grant av.; Melcholr
Wolf, east side of Second st,
Etna.
Granted Joseph Aekerman, 87 and 89 Bridge St. ;
Frank Golla. 232 Butler st. : Leonard Nleklas, cor
ner Freeport st. and Batler plank road: Charles F.
StoU. corner Butler plank road and Bridge st.
.Beusvi-Peter Braun. Pittsburg ana Butler
plank road: August D. Kraus, on the west side of
A. &B. plauk road, at its Intersection with Grant
av.: Hugh Lvnn. 77 Bridge st. Josenh Reedv. at
intersection of A. & 1). road with the old Butler
road; George A. Becntold, Butler plank road.
Eaplen.
Granted Charles M. Hawkins. River road, near
mouth of Chanters creek; Bridget Seymour,
"Cork's Run Exchange."
Refused John Fahey, River road, near mouth of
Chartlers creek; JolinK. Scott, corner River road
and Labelle st.
raiiott.
Granted None.
Refused James A. Swaney, on Steuben vllle road,
at comer of township road, distant from city Una
about one-third of a mile; Henry Schmeu, on
Steubcnvllle pike.
lam 8. Goldstrom. E. S. nubile road: Thomas
Hilton. Fine Rnn road; George O. Knlss. corner
McClure st. and SUte rosd; Henry Koch. Ellza
bethtown road: John Linn, old Port Perrv road;
William Maxwell, W. 8. nubile road: William
Newmeyer, otate road; Henry Smith, old State
and Biver road; Henry Scamitt, Curry Bun road.
SleCandlesa,
Granted None.
JteTuMd-PhlUlp Newman, Ferrysville plank
road.
North Versailles.
tTranfetl Charles Jenkner. Jefferson St.
Refused Joseph Conroy. corner Jefferson st. and
Penn av. : Alexander W. Douds. Greensburg turn
pike; August Goldstrohm, S. S. township, road;
nnm MeDermott. comer B. A O. R. R. and
Washington St.: Daniel McMunn, Public mad;
Charles W. Wymard. s. S. Wallav,; Peter Walter,
8. s. Penn S. E. at Walls.
O'Hara.
Granted Magdallne Brindle, 8harpshurgand Klt
tannlng pike: John Kammer, Ktttannlng turnpike;
Henry Morltz, Pittsburg and jfreeport road;
George Schneider, Pittsburg and Freeport road;
Henry T. Thomas, Little Pine Creek road.
JJiiwed-Jaeob Fross, No. 1SI9 Pittsburg and
Freeport road; D. R. Gallagher, Kittannlng tum-
Jlke; l'hlllp J. House, Pittsburg and Freeport road;
oseph Swlck. Pittsburg and Freeport road.
Ohio.
Granted None. .
Refused August Zeder, Kllbuck road.
Boblnson.
Granted None.
jfifJohn Dowd, SteubenvlUeplke.
Beservo.
Granted Charles Fath, comer Luclla and Main
sts. ; John J. Huekcnsteln, Beckert av. and Troy
Hill road : Lewis HeyL sawmill Valley plank road;
Martin Scbaefer, on Geyer road.
J?JrtLrf-Thomas Boehm, 403 and 410 Sawmill
Valley road; Charles Deschler, Royal st.j Christian
Martin, Sawmill valley plank road; David Mc
Cartney. 394 East st. : John A. Blpperberger, cor
ner Sawmill Valley plank road and Royal si. ; M. A.
RIppcrberger, 400 Sawmill Valley plank road : John
M. Relmenschnelder, Troy Hill road: Mathlas
Schenot, Sawmill Valley plank road, corner Main
St.: John G. Snyder, No. Luella St.; Fred
Tschume, Sawmill Valley plank road.
Boss.
Granted Marcus Jenny, Perrysvllle plank road;
J. F. D. Keating, Perrysvllle plank road: William
Keown, Perrysvllle plank roaa: Catherlna Schaw.
zenback, Perrysvllle plauk road; August Btltzer,
on Evergreen and People's plank road; H. C. Tln
nemyer, Perrysvllle plank road.
Jjehwd-Willlam S, WbitehlU, Perrysvllle plank
road. '
Stowe.
FILLED HIS CHURCH.
lively .Theological Student
Given Cincinnati Points.
Has
OLD WESLEY CHAPEL BOOMING.
Ee Uses Brass Bands, Orchestras, Bathi,
Schools and the Like.
HE DOES K0T 0BTBUDE BEUGIOiT
Bryan, Mlddletown road I
juiaaietown roaa; w. G.
Granted Mary A. Bi
Frank H. Bragdon. i
Clarkson, 14 Chartlers av. ; Theresa Gensch, Char
tlers av. : William McCarthy, Central Hotel, Bell
av. ; Annie Smith, Bell av, ; Al Young, corner
Chartlers av. and McKee st.
Refused William T. Armstrong, 316 Bell av,;
Franz Burger, comer Helen and Catherine sts. ;
John Bryan, corner Chartlers av. and back Mld-
Charles EngeL Chartlers av.; James Grogan, 824
lellav.; William Lamo, 4 Chartlers av.: Harry
Bell
Morris,
McHngb,
ohn
14 Chartlera av. : James W.
. .: T. . .'. . .. : - !
cnartiers av. : Alice rnaav. iz cnartiersav.:doj
Sehnldehutte, 304 and 306 Hell av. : Henry Storm
fels, Mlddletown road; William Tepford, 1 Char
tiers av.
Green Tree.
Etrellenberger,
Pittsburg and
Jacob Asman. 900 and 902 Washington av.; Louis
Amshel, 1203 Braddock av.; Max Berger, 1233
t asmugion bu i wearies vonea, ivt oraaaoCK av.
James Curley. cor. of Robinson and Spring sta.;
William H. Conlon, 315 Thirteenth st. : Alexander
Ellis. 1121 Braddock av. ; Joseph Glmesky, 1206
Washington av.: John Gorman, 417 Koblnson at.;
Thomas Gorman, 33T Twelfth st. ; Miles J. Hughes,
92 Braddock av. ; George L, Jones, 10S0 ana 1032
Washington ft. : Frank J. Kost. 1220 Braddock av. ;
James Loech, 310 and 312 Eleventh st.; Joseph A.
Lydcn, 1100 Braddock av.; John T. Murray, 1102
Braddock av ; P. T. Murray and Samuel M.
Getty. 1117 Braddock av.: William McMullen, 933
Washington av.; Patrick b. McGowan, 129
Halket st.: Owen O'Nell, 933 Talbot St.; Samnel
Roach, 904 and 906 Braddock av. : John SaboL 1241
Washington av.: J. F. Ward, 1018 Braddock av.:
Jacob Walters, 1212 Braddock av.; JohnN. Walter.
1130 Halket St.; Jacob J. Wlnkenbach, 112) Brad
dock av.
EZCOITD WAKD.
Granted William Dunn, 840 Braddock av.t
Philip Glasser.614 Braddock av.; Edward F. Kelly.
83j Braddock av,: William Mayer. 423 Verona st. ;
James P. Martin. 877 Braddock av.:John Thler.
70S Main st : Michael Quirk. 852 Braddock av.
Refused Henry Bernd, 601 Braddock av.: Joseph
W. Behr. 300, 302 and 304 Sixth st. ; John CosleUo.
737 Eighth st.: John Donovan, 412 and 414 John st, ;
Samuel MeEwen. 626 Breddock av. ; John Gelm and
Jacob bterf, 733 Braddock av.; Enoch Jones.
905 and 907 Braddock av.; W. E. Lawrence.
4j2and444 Burton st. : Peter Simon, 109 Ninth st.i
Neal Qulnn, 317 and 319 Ninth St.: James Qulnn.
313 Ninth ft.; John Qulun. 856 Braddock av.
THIBD WABD.
ffmntel-John H. Gotham. 18 and 20 Braddock
: James furceii, 554 and 556 Braddock av.; John
edy. 216 Braddock av.
edK. It. Adams. 645 and 546'j Braddock
191 Ohio st.
FtTTHWABD.
?nmd-Joseph Blattner. a2 Kebecea St.; John
. Casey. 67 and 69 Chartlers st.: John M.Dougan.
145 Pennsylianlaav.: M.J. Kelly, 45 Ridge av
F. P. Koben, J10 and 152 Beaterav.; Bartholomew
aiuUegu, is aud 20 Rebecca st ; bamuel McCartney
ui.d James Carroll, 125 and 127 Rebecca st. ; John
M. Tarpy, S5 Rebecca st.
iJrtwed-Eugene Buckley and Nicholas Kelsh, 73
Itldgeav.: Martin J. Brennen. 34 Rebecca st. ; J.
J. Berberlck. 143 and 147 beaver av.; John M. and
Lucas Casslus. 83 Rebecca St.; Fred B. Elsenbels.
121 Rebecca st ; Relnhardt Uohmann. 75 Chartlers
st : P. J. Lamb 71 Ridge av.: Frances Mllllgan.
100 Bea er av ; John N o an and Robert Dickson. 16
Manhattan st. ; .Martha W. Oliver. 74 and 76 Re
becca St.: Johanna PfelL 79 Chartlers St.; Bartley
W elsh and Richard Cooney, 123 Rebecca st. ; Eliza
beth Zlmmer, widow, 31 Pennsylvania av.
EIXTH WABD.
Oronted-Wlillam P. Bowman, 318 Beaver av.;
Anthony Clark, 294 and 290 Beaver av.; Johanna
Fierle. 152 and 154 Franklin st.: Sophia M. Gehl
bach, 249 Juniata st: Illram J. HolUr. 327 Beaver
ar.; Barbara Helzenroeder. ISj Wuhlnfffnn v
Charles G. Kraucher, 250Beaer av.; William II.
KUne. 447 Bea er a v. ; John Monohan, 216 Beaver
av. ; George bchaffnlt. 232 Franklin st. : Henry J.
beubert. 178 luiton 6t.; Joteph Taylor, corner
cdglck st. ana Allegheny av.; Frederick Venter.
168 Market St.. John E. Wincle, 397 Beaver av.
Refused Martin Burke, 334 Beaver av ; Adam
Bauer. 371 Beaver av.; Paul Bauer, 241 Beaver av.;
August Blancke. 144 Magnolia St.; John llender.245
Jieaier av.t Michael Crehcn,3I7 Beavcrav; Charles
H. Corrlgan. 463 Beaver av.: John Giill, 8 Heaver
a.: Andrew li. Gerlach. 353 and 385 Beaver av.
Andrew Hosper, 453 Beaverav:Tou'.aintSchaffry.
826 Chartlers St. : Mary L. bchorr, 161 Juniatast.;
John bulllvau, 445 Beaver av.
SEVENTH WABD.
Granted Georgina Dlerkcr. 101 Spring Garden
av.: John Demuth, 374 bpnng Garden av.: An
drew Dietrich. 126 Spring Garden av.: Nicholas
Hosenzeld. 234 3!adlson av.: Josephine Meurer, 43
bprlng Garden av. ; John bchad. 16 bprlng Garden
av., Frederick btai-hle, Jr.. 1M and 166 Spring Gar
d?n av : Paul Thomas. 57 and 59 O'llara st. : Eliza
beth Wetzler. 10 bprlng Garden av.: John l'oedt,
173 and 175 Spring Garden av.
Refused-Gottlieb Bauman,152 Spring Garden av. ;
Martin Kaiser, br.. cor. bprlng Garden av. and
Viulal st. ; Frederick Wellcr, 153 Chestnut st.
av.
A Speed;
Refusec
ar. : Thomas Brennau, 26 Braddock av. : John O;
Llghtner. 312 Braddock av. ; George Morrison. 6
Homestead.
ITBST WABD,
Cranfed-Theodore Bell. 23) Eighth av.; A. Du
gan. 110 and 112 Fifth av. ; T. H. B. Eckels, 244 and
246 Sixth av.; William H. Furlong, 251 Sixth av.:
Gustav Glesel. 129 Fourth av,; John W. O'Brien.
207 and 239 sixth av,; Anton L. Queck. 117 Eighth
av. : Patrick Qulnn. 135 and 137 Sixth av. : John F.
bchmldtt. 200 and 2C2 blxth av.; Frederick Traut
man.29 Eighth av.; Vincent WaslUkl. 106 Sixth av.
AiuedFrederlrk Trautman, 29 Eighth av.:
Louis Arthurs, 235 Sixth ar, ; Michael J. iHavIcan!
northeast corner Amity st. and Eighth av. : George
Jeffreys, 119 and 121 Sixth av.: Taylor Lloyd. co.
ner Firth av. and Amity st. ; Solomon E. bihrlver.
corner Amity and P., McK. AT. R. RT Chas. X
Werleln, 220 blxth a v.; Adam Miller. 609 Amity st
SECOKD WABD.
GmnteJ-JohnGaIIaghr. S57 Sixth av.: Gottlieb
Lessiger, 610 Dickson st. ; Martin Laeey. S. E. cor
ner Dickson st. aud Fourth av. : Michael Malo.
P H,k.l i1 17.11 An, r. r.. r .i
Granted Jacob
Washington nike.
EefusfdjQha Sleffert. Washington av.
Oakmqnt.
Granted None.
Refwed-'n'imzm A. Diamond, comer Arph and
West Railroad av.
Sharpsburg.
Granted John Altmeyer, North Canal and Clay
SU: George Hahn, 313 bouth Main St.; Charles
O'Donnell. corner Main and Eighth sts.: Sebas
tian Rltter. 716 and 718 Main st.: John W. Red-
uinger, isa Main st.; aenry Stein. 921 Main st.
RsuMd-Jacob Bragg, comer Fourth and South
Main sts.: Valentine Berner. 814 Main st.: Alois
Berner. 8 Nortif Main st. ; Joseph Eshman. 702
Main st. ; John Joyce. 505 and 507 Main St. ; Thomas
J. Murphy, comer Clay and Tenth sts.: Patrick
MeBiide. 16 Bridge st; Andrew Noe. 914 Main St.;
Frederick C. Pllgram. 309 and 311 S.utb Main st. ;
Anna Mary Raum. 711 and 713 Main St.: W. J. Sul
I'vau, 1203 Main st. : John M. Young, 38 Bridge St. ;
John Zwlck, 18 Bridge st.
Spring; Garden.
Granted Henry Bncher. Spring Garden road and
Wlckllne lane; George Ocsterle, Spring Garden
road, Eastslde.
WWed-Fred Doepke, Spring Garden road and
Wcstslde; Amalla Fischer, Spring Garden road,
corner Hauck street: Franz Neuber, SnringGarden
road; David M. Smith, 379 bprlng Garden av.
West Liberty.
Granted AdolDh Denlnee. Old WjmMrtfftni, v.
Refuted John Frost, Washington; av,'
"Wilmordlng. '
Granted Michael McKenna. corner Westlnghouse
av.and SUUonst.; Francis J. Whalen. Westing,
house av,
Refused-Joseph Knnff. comer Wetlnghouse av.
and SUtion St.; Thomas McCann. 4 Herman av.;
Joseph Redfero. corner Herman "av. and Station
St.: Mrs. Kate Sullivan, corner Westlnghouse av.
aud Florence st.
Townships Baldwin.
Granted August Aniborn. Brownsville road and
Marronst.; William Franey, River road; Ezeklel
Gordon, Southern a v. ;E. F. Olnhausen, Browns
ville road; Charles Relche, River road; Peter
Schuetz. corner Middle and MerryvlHe su. ; Peter
Thenhauser, Brownsville road; Peter Trost
Brownsville road; Gottlieb Voetseh, Brownsville
road: WHUam Young. Township road.
Refused Charles Adamlntz. Six-Mile Ferry
Peter Bernardlnr. No. Southern av.: John A.
Fnglert, ro ner Whitehall and Library road:
Frederick Fischer, corner Pitt and Library road:
u
North Versailles.
Granted None.
Refused Barnbas Deane. Railroad St.: Anam
Lang, corner Fifth and Railroad sts. ; George Re
bold, Railroad st.
Shaler.
Granted Samuel Busier, Evergreen rlank road;
W. II. Famierle, Butler plank road: Richard Mil
ler. Evergreen plank road; John Psohlrer, Ever
green Hamlet road; Whllam A.bchopfer,on Butler
plank road; Ellen B. Thompson, on Butler plank
road.
Refused Thomas Welthaus. Evergreen Hamlet
roaa; J. C. llrodwerkel, Allegheny and Butler
plank road; Thomas Bowers, Evergreen nlank
road and Frldav st,: Henrv Groizlnger, Butler
Blank road at Wltmer station: Robert HetzeU
lopferst.. Sample farm; Martin A, Kraus, Klop
fer st. ; Jacob Lohret, Evergreen Hamlet road and
Frederick av.; George A. Mertz. Butler plank
road; William Richardson. Butler plank road; Con
rad Sgntax, Allegheny and Butler plank road.
tjnowden.
Granted None,
Refused Levis Felck, Snowden station.
Scott.
Grouted James Carmlchael, Glendale.
Refused Rose A. Flood, Glendale: Frank Schaf-fer-Plttsburg
and Washington plank road; John
D. Hobn, Chartlers aud bcott township road.
Union.
Granted William Stevenson, Sawmill Run road.
Refuted William Eltringham. on Kullroad st, at
Banksvllle: Jacob J. Miller, near llardley &
Marshall Co.'a store.
Upper St Clair.
Granted WHUam Dee, Brldgevilla,
Refused Hone.
Holdover List.
Max Schneider, Second ward, Allegheny.
Peter Koch, McKeesport.
Sylvester Bhaw.'Horaestead.
John C. Baud). West Liberty.
Margaret McGulre, Lower St. Olslr township.
John Cony, Eleventh ward, Allegheny.
GLADSTONE'S LATEST S0BIBAIH
John Hayes, Marysvllle st.
Wllllan TTaIH Ttr-.K
lngton av.; David Maers, comer Josephine and
Murray sts.: August Nix. Uaberman Run road:
Emll Nurnbergcr. Streets Run road; Joseph
O'Hanlon, river road: John Plappert, Baw Mill Run
road: Patrick Rodgers at termination of aoranch
of Streets Run road: Valentine Rlndfuss, Saw Mill
Run road; William A. Sehaub. Brownsville road;
Christian Schmidt, Brownsville road: Roberto.
Wolf, Beck's Bun road. ' v'
Chartlers.
H, McCartney,
Bteubenvllle
corner Hctsel and Railroad sta
uicason st.; r.uen O'lirien. 501 and JQ3
Owen Murphy. 613
JolinRushe. Jr.. corner Eighth av. and Cltv Farm
XICHTH WABD.
Granted T. A. Eyles, 591 Ohio St.: Richard H.
lUuck. 735 Ohio st. : Theodore Hausken, 235 River
av Henrv NolL 387 Ohio st; George Schad. 23
Main st: L. B, Bchwabthaler, comer Bridge and
y ranklln sts.
Refused-Joan Hack, 249 Main st ; Michael Krepp
and Louis Krepp, 219 Main st
KBtTH WABD.
Granted Mrs. Josephine Brown, 610 Preble av. ;
Thomas Elwell, 191 Cass av.; Patrick Flatherty,
St.. Nicholas Swart. 343 Yitrhth o,- . r-M Ttr.i.....
600 Dickson st; Thomas U'atklu'i, sj and 529
Heisel st.
Refused-John Albeltz. 524 Helsel st; Robert At.
klnson. 519 and 621 Ammon St.: A. C. Ackard 604
Dickson st; William Bust 523 Elghtn f?.f Mlch
ael Conroy. 14 Dixon St.; Joseph P. Casey. 614
JielJel o v,T1,omik Connelly. E23 Helsel st : Patrick
u,ff ?: V rner Fifth av. and Helsel st : Pat
rJck:.meUnSy,J;or,ler Eighth av. and McClure
st: V lUlam R, Enyeart 801 McClure st: Michael
Holleyan, J, . W. corner Third av. and Dickson st :
Clemens Kuenzlg. 607 Ann st: William T. Ken
nedy, 321 Sixth av.: Michael Laeey, 618 Helsel st. :
John J. Lacey. S25 blxth av.; Elizabeth Lewis, 516
Cltv Farm lane; Samuel Markowltz. 513 HeiseVst ;
Catherine Nan, 603 Dickson st;John McKIn.css.
623 Dlckou st ; Charles McGlnley. 519 Dickson st. ;
t1,min.?0en6k1' :a sutl1 : 1'eter J.Schmltt
301 blxth av.: Anthony Soulier. 529 Eighth av.; An-
S,ony Kuffel- 5,18 Clty Fana 'ne: Charles StrlegeL
323 b nnlTf.5 tt"1" icune, 343 Sixth av. ; LeTl fi f.
ers and Philip Simon. 517 and 519 Eighth av. : Jacob
Trutman, Sis Eighth av.; William J. TayW. 487
. . , , auvwu , iitou, su ana u -xnira av,
TIIIBD WABD.
Granted None.
Refused-wruiitm Dunseath, comer Flrteenthav.
and Glenn st : Michael J. Ilaulon, 203 Eighth av. i
Peter Shlpe. 302 Eighteenth av.
Knoxvllle.
Granted Harry Brandt comer Amanda aud
Zara sts. ; Elizabeth Kullcrt 4 Amanda av.
Refused CouTzd Bauer, northwest corner Bans
man and Amanda sts.: Nicholas Klinkner, 147
Southern av.; Joseph bchleicher, 125 Southern av.
Mansfield.
Granted Harry J. Corbett, southwest xrner
Main and Mary sts.; Louis P. Hard, comer Main
and Chestnut sts.
Refused Mrs. Mary Cunningham, Main st. near'
Mary av. : James (Warrick, comer Jane and Chest
nut sts.; Cyrlllus A. De Lozler. Main st: James
Gallagher. Main st; Patrick Newell. Maryav.;
hiinpson Peacock, corner Main and Chestnut sts.;
W. D, Webster, northwest corner Main and Mary
streets.
Mlllvale.
WEST WABD.
Granted John Bennett, 15 Grant av.
Refused Albert Engelhart 51 Grant av,; Patrick
Herron, 9 Grant av.
SECOND WABD.
Granted William W. Flocker. 4 Grant av. ; Jos
eph Mllier, corner Butler plank road and Meade
alley: Frank Voelker, 6 Grant av.
Refused Elwood Carlisle. 101 Hooker st: George
DUllng. 4 and 6 Llncoin av.; WHUam Isensee, on
Evergreen plank road; John G. Ranm, 61 Hooker
st; Fred G. Sedgebrooke. comer Hooker and
Granted Samuel
turnpike.
Refused None.
Collier.
Granted Patrick Feeney. Sherman st. ; Wm. F.
Sossong and James Orris, Pittsburg and Washing
ton public road.
Refused Frank Abram. corner Washington av.
and First St.: Samuel W. Friedman, un county
road near Federal station: James McGrogan, near
Hickman station; Jacob Teyssler, Tom's Hun road
Edward Webster, Tom's Run road; Louis Wlne-
uiao, iuju'i mm ruau.
Forward.
Granted None.
Refused-Michael Dlvens, on Elizabeth and West
Newton road; Frederick Goldstrohn. Elizabeth
and West Newton road; Henry Householder. Eliz
abeth and West Newton road: Andrew J. Keller.
Wllllamsport and Mt. Pleasant road.
Harmer.
Granted Thomas Hultngs, at Harmersvllle sta
tion. t
Refused Joseph A. Shaut, at Achmetonla,
Hampton.
Granted None.
Refused Daniel Hartz, Three Degree road; Sam
uel McCutcheon. Butler plank road: Morris Stein
Allegheny and Butler plank road; William WahL
A Work That Seems Very Satisfactory to
the Grand Old Man and His Wife,
Bristol Times and Mirror.
By the kind permission of Mr. Frotheroe
we give here a photograph of the life-size
portrait which he has painted of Mr. Glad
stone for the Bristol Liberal Club. Mr,
Frotheroe had an interview a lew days ago
with Mr. Gladstone. The artist had been
fortunate in seeing Mr. Gladstone
at a time when he is looking his bejt,
with a glow of health, the resnlt of his
late holiday. The following post-card was
Butler plank road.
Harrison.
George
Ml-
Granted Moses Dean. North Canal st.
Hagele, Canal at; John W. Heyer, Vlnest
cnaei nsome:, jsortn canal st: Alhert Kenpler.
curuer inu st. ana c;nerry auey; ifrank Wolff
corner Vine and MapU sts. '
KfcJ-Joseph Bode, Kittannlng St.; Joseph
ConweU, comer Breckenrldge av. and Cherry st.
William T. Clarey. Breckenrldge av. ; Charles F.
Colbert. North Canal st; John Duster. Cherry st;
Gustave C. Frank, corner railroad and Allegheny
St.: Conrad Huth. at head of Garfield st; Mrs.
Minnie Hsupt Chestnut St.; Rona Hengl, West
Locust st : Edmund Janssen. Tarentum and Mil.
am nn. BreckenridrA av. ,
corner Garfield st and Center
lerstown road: Isaac H.
ootuleb Kunnert con
allev: Magdalena Mlhlhelzler. Knnth e,n,i t .
Casper Sohrode, corner Mill fane and Sherman at;
Robert M. bbarar. Front st ; George Snyder, cor
ner Diamond st and River av. ; Ilenry stamm.
North Canal St.: J. H.Thomas, comer Cherry st
and Breckenrldge ay; Nicholas Welsh, Brecken
rldge av,; 'John E. Wilson, North Canal av.
Indiana.
Granted William Hartz, Three Degree (or Sax
onburg) road: Catherine King.
Refuted Jacob Klein. Little Pine Creek road:
Gustav Schneller, Three Degree (or Saxonburg)
road. '
Jefferson.
Graitfed-George Koegler, JohnM. Eoegler; Ed
ward Stokes. Jr., Blackburn road.
Refuted John Gunter, Public road: George Hal
las, West Elizabeth and Flndlcyvlile road- Andrew
J. Melllnger, southeast corner Charleston and
Boundary sts. ; James McGibney. Tlttsburg and
Ellzabethtown road; Richard Owens, Township
road, near Grant St.; Doretto Schoenbach. State
road; Alexander Youug, near Elizabeth road,,
Lower St. Clair.
Granted William Ballmer. Becks' run road; John
Engler. comer Mountain av. and Keeling st : John
Fromm. Ormsby av, : John Franz, 17 Brownsville
road; Catherine G. Goldsback. 65 Brownsville
road; Frederick H. Hempe, 94 Brownsville road;
William Prim, northeast corner Ormsby av. and
School allev.
Refused Jacob Arrand, corner Arlington av. and
Sterling st: Michael Augustln, 47 Brownsville
road; Daniel Dorsey. Carson st extension; Anton
W. Hoffman, southwest corper Ormsby av. and
Mountain stt Peter Korrenbaucr, Spring av.;
Herman Mewes, comer Brownsville road and Car
bon st; John McCullough, Township road; Hart
man Schroeder, Spring av.: John Schlrra. south
east comer Arlington av. and Spring st. ; Christian
Wagner, 2328 Arlington av. ; 'Margaret J. McGulre.
Pittsburg and Elizabeth road.
Marshall.
Granted John Ullrich, Perrysvine and Zellen
ople road.
Refuted None.
Mifflin.
Gntsted George B. Briggt, township roadiWIll-
flfeli
m v
SPECIAL TELBOBAK TO THE DISPATCH.
Cincinnati, April 23. Ber. Charles
Brown, the young and energetio pastor of
"Wesley Chapel M. E. Church, on Fifth
street, this city, appears to have found a
way to fill the church his church at least
and those preachers and editors who de
voted so mr.ch time and space to the dis
cussion of "How to get people into the
church" might correspond with Mr. Brown to
advantage.
Wesley Chapel Is one of the oldest and at
one time was the most fashionable Methodist
Church in the city. But the hillvrard
movement of the population left it among a
class of prosperous wage-earners and olose
to the borders of the tenement house dis
tricts. In the course of years the church
membership fell away and the congrega
tions became painfully small. It appeared
to be a case of rapid consumption, when two'
years ago Ber. Mr. Brown, fresh from a
theological school at Boston, was placed in
charge.
Didn't Loolc Like a Preacher.
Mr. Brown looks like a contented drr-
oods clerk. There is nothing clerical in
is appearance, and it is said the member
ship was lar from pleased with him at first
But he went steadily and quietly to work.
By the end of the first year tbe congrega
tion was at least contented and ready to
indorse the pastor's plans. He first started
a building and loan association. In this
city nearly everv one of the hundreds of
building associations meet in saloons. Mr.
Brown's meets in. the church office, and
young girls and boys may be sent to it in
safety. It was a success from the start
Then he organized and drilled a brass band
and orchestra for Sunday school and churob.
All the members are "boys under 16, and
they make delightful music
Next he put in a kindergarden in one of
the class rooms; this was followed by a
regular business college where shorthand,
typewriting, telegraphy and bookkeeping
are taught. These classes meet at night in
the church parlors and are taught by ex
perts. All who are able pay 0 cents per
week; others are welcome for nothing; pu
pils are drummed npfrom factory and shop,
workrooms and the streets. Next come
language classes where German. Latin.
Greek, French and Spanish are carefully
taught.
Kelljion Took Second Plaoe.
In none of these classes was religion pr
church work obtruded, but a high moral at
mosphere was maintained and a cordial,
though not insistent, invitation was exi
tended to attend the church services.
Kesult: The big old church has a
large congregation of very earnest,
hustling young men and women
many of whom until recently never thought
of attending a. church. A paper has been
established, its business manager is a lady
and the paper clears money every issue. A
bath house with plain but neat fixtures and
coarse but clean towels for 5 cents, is under
consideration.
Mr. Brown preaches a practical religion,
ignoring theories and Issues, warning his
congregation plainly but kindly that sin is
eternally and unchangeably a losing game,
and that the Christ way is profitable, from
a business standpoint, as well as in the
spiritual sense.
mm-
GLADSTONFS POWER
Apparently as Great as I.
Erer Was, and Possibly
Eren Greater.
WOMAli SUETEAGE BEATEfl
By a letter From the Grand Old Han
Written Just in Time.
ONE PEER OPPOSED TO AKOTHEE.
Vt"wmm
TEE MEK OF DESTWT SEEM TO BE GETTING THERE WITHOUT AN7 EFFORT.
AFTER THE STUDENTS.
Clarfoon's Propaganda for Their Con
version to Republicanism.
A SPECIAL BUREAU IN NEW YORK.
Collegiate Meddlers Already Aiming' at a
Professor's KemoTaL
MIXING SCIENCE AND PABTISAHSHIP
ISPECIAI. TELEGIUM TO TUB DISPATCH.
Ahx Abbob, Micil, April 23.- It now
appears that the plan to hold a convention
of college Republican, clubs in Ann Arbor
May 17 is an advance of the political ma
chines upon the colleges. The President of
the College Republican Club in Ann Arbor
is James F, Burke, well known in Pitts,
burg, who was at one time private secretary
to Matthew Quay. He claims ex-Chairman
Clarkson suggested the formation of a
league of Republican clubs in all the prin
cipal colleges in the country. The idea, ac
cording to him, is primarily an educational
one.
'Ton see," said he, in speaking of the mat
ter, "at all or nearly all the colleges in this
country the college professors have Demo
cratic leanings. For instance, here in Ann
Arbor Prof. Adams is an out-and-out free
trader. Tbe consequence is that boys who
have been raised oa Republicans come down
here to college and go back home Democrats
There are 63,000 students in the various col.
About 15.DUU young
haveagreat deal of influence in the com
munity a much larger influence than is
commonly suspected. Statistics show, for
instance, that, while only 2 per cent of the
popnlation is made up of college graduates,
these same college graduates hold 52 per
cent of the Federal offices."
The plan as finally formulated is an in
teresting stud v in nartv organization. There
Is to be a central office in- Hew York City
unaer toe direct supervision ot tne Repub
lican Hational Committee. This office is
to be the central depot for the distribution
of political tracts to the various colleges.
An attempt has already been made to
compel the tJniversity regents to remove
ProL Adams, the present teacher of political
economy at the University and plaee in his
stead a man who can teach protection. Last
fall, when Michigan went Republican, it
was strongly urged that protection having
been vindicated in the elections it ought to
be taught at the TJniversitys and the matter
may yet become a political issue.
The Republican leaders are in sympathy
with the movement in the colleges of the
country. President Harrison has given his
approval in reply to a letter requesting his
presence in Ann Arbor, May 17, as follows:
Mr Deak Sra I have your letter or the Id
and am in hearty sympathy with the organi
zation In whose behalf you write. The work
you propose to do is exactly in the right line
and I do not donbt will be productive ot
Rood. I am sure, however, that it will not
be possible for me to go to Ann Arbor on the
17th of May as yon suggest. 1 think yon can
succeed in Interesting some one of onr lead
ing public speakers and will be glad to help
you in that direction. Verv trnly yours,
Iesj. ILikeisoit.
A letter signed by the committee of the
students and citizens has been sent to Hon.
Matt Quay, asking his aid in perfecting the
organization and making the meeting of
May 17 a success.
london Police Won't Interfere With the
Hay Day Meetings.
A HOT WAE TO BE WAGED 05 WEB YIL3
letret of the oountrv.
men are graduated and ro out Into the world
from them every year. These young men J.Bon, agents, U4 Water street, Piusbnrg, Pa.
Fob cheap steamship ticket steerase. $17:
cabin, .$23 SO: saloon. $29 40 ero to Seorer A
DJT CABLE TO TOT DISrATCH.J
XosDOy, April 23. About a year ago
Lady Florence Dixie endeavored to extracl
from Mr. Gladstone an expression of opin
ion in regard to wonen's suffrage. She re
ceived this reply:
Dear Last Fiobzscz The question, not
so muob of suffrage as of an abolition of all
distinctions as to political and civil duties,
isaverylarse one. You may rest assured
of two tbin-rs: First, if I ever attempt tg
discuss it I shall make tbe attempt In a seri
ous and considerate spirit; second, aa it bap
pens, I do not sbara in tbe belief that a
change would he favorable to the Tory
party, but rather lean to the opposite
opinion.
To living statesman can be more am
bignons than the Grand Old Man in speak
lng or writing on any subject upon which
he does not wish positively to commit him
sel "When he decided, six years ago, to
re-establish an Irish Parliament in Dublin,
and was charged, in consequence, with being
a renegade to his political principles, ha
had no difficulty in proving by his published
speeches and writings that he had always
been a home ruler or something very much
like it
lady Dixie Acquainted TFith Gladstone.
At any rate, some people would have re
garded the foregoing letter as not unfavor
able to the conferment of the parliamentay
franchise upon women. But Lady Florence
Dixie knew Sir. Gladstone better than that,
and she expressed the opinion at the time
that he would either oppose woman suffrage
at the first opportunity or never say another
word on the subject
It was recently determined by the
woman's suffrage people unwiselv, as they
now sorrowfully admit to force tbe Grand
Old Man into a clear exposition of his
views, and it was quickly sent to them in
the form of a long letter setting forth argu
ments against the proposed change, in a
crushing form. The letter was published
on Thursday, in pamphlet form, and a copy
has been seut to every member of Parlia
ment, accompanied by a whip against the
woman's suffrage bill signed by leading
members of every political section.
The House of Commons bill will be intro
duced next Wednesday by Sir Albert Rol
let, a respectable Tory member, and on the
previous evening a ''great demonstration"
in its favor will take place in St James
Hall, at which Lady Florence Dixie will
preside.
Gladstone's Bint to !$ Taken.
If one bill should become law it would
enfranchise about 1,000,000 women. But in
the face of Mr. Gladstone's letter it will
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The Latest Portrait.
received by Mr. Protheroe in reply to his
application for a sitting, enclosing a photo
'graph of the picture. It is in the hand
writing of the ex-Premier:
Deah Sir The photograph yon have sent
impresses me very favorably. The best pro
posal I can make (though it may seem a nig
gardly one) is that yon should come here on
some lorenoon and make your observations
while I am at my work. This has been found
useful by others. I propose Saturday at 10 a.
m., but you ai e at liberty to name any other
day, nua to constdersilence as consent Your
very faithful and obedient
W. E. Gladstone.
1 Cakltoit Gardens, March 13, 1892.
Mrs. Gladstone told the artist that she
liked the portrait very much, "the expres
sion being most statesmanlike firm, but
not severe." She also thought that his
complexion, which is somewhat difficult to
manage, was more satisfactorily rendered
than in any picture of him that she had seen
for some years. She said, too, that it was
positively distressing for them to have to
refuse the number of aDDlicauts for sittings.
but that Mr. Protheroe's portrait was so
characteristic that in his case they felt
bound to make an exception. We are-glad
to hear that Mr. Protheroe made the best
use of his time, and, besides finishing the
painting, took several pencil sketches of the
gentleman while at work.
Improved Sabbath School Organs Mouse
Proof and Dost-Proot
Just receiving a stock of the new Improved
mouse and dust proof Sabbath school and
cliapol organs. This new improved attach
ment maces them absolutefy mouse and
dust proof, and, therefore, preferable to all
others, lnsomnch as nine organs Out of ten
placed in oburcbes, Sabbatb sohools or
lodges are utterly ruined by mice. Tbey are
fine looking objeots and very cheap in price.
When we add that the celebrated new in
vention, the full 7-ootave piano-organs the
only substitute for the piano are sold by
Kleber Bro.'s, it will be conceded that the
oream, the best of all organs, whether for
church or parlor use, are to be found here
exclusively.
Call at II. Kleber & Bro.'s Muslo Store, No.
SOS Wood street, three door above Fifth ave
nue, send see thetn.
BABY COACHES
XH EXDI.ESS TABEETT,
$6, $8, $10, $12,
$14, $16, $18, $20.
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THIS TABLE
ONLY
TEN DOLLARS.
CASH OR CREDIT.
THIS RUG SUIT
ONLY
S5 975 $79
MADE OF
IMPORTED RUG.
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LEADER
IS
THE PRICE IS ONLY
$30 $30 $30
$10 DOWN. $10
$2 Per Week
For Balance.
There is no question that
we cany the largest and
most complete line of Par
lor Suits in the city. We
have become famous for
it
HAIRCLOTH,
PLUSH,
TAPESTRY, -
RUGS, "
BROCATELLES,
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Can be found hern
in all colors "
AND. AT
PRICES
w
TO
SUIT ALL PISES.
HOUSEHOLD CREDIT CO.
723 AND 725 LIBERTY STREET,
PITTSBURG'S V-
LEADING V CASH
CORNER EIGHTH, HEAD OF WOOD STREET.
AND
V CREDIT V HOUSE.
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