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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1890

Page

12

Money by Millions How the Customs Service Collects Duties

A lengthy survey of the U S Bureau of Customs detailing port coverage about 150 ports and nearly 4000 employees, rising collections from 139 million to over 225 million, and the complex cash flow, audits, and red tape across ports. notes on inefficiencies, political spoils, and the high cost of collecting and maintaining records.

Wasuisetos Bureau of Customs of the Treasury Caren of Customs Commissioner of Customs Seaboard Civil Service Army of Accountants Bureau of Customs Customs Branch Government Service Saco Petersbureau Georgetown S. C Edenton N. C Chrisfield

Remonstrances Over Saloons Mark City Licensing Hearings

Seventy saloon applicants faced the court across the Ninth to Eleventh wards as judges question ease of license grants. Some candidates admit light drinking. others vow only lunch counters in place of full restaurants. Verdict hints at few new licenses in Elev nth ward while several applicants await afternoon sessions.

B. C. Christy Christy Ewing Penn Avenue Eleventh

Ninth Ward license hearing hears 39 applicants

The Ninth Ward hearing reviewed 39 applicants across Liberty Avenue and Penn Avenue areas. Two applicants were women and many men faced questioning on past licenses, Brooks law compliance, and drinking-house histories as Judge Ewing presided.

Ninth Ward Liberty Avenue Eleventh Street Liberty Penn Pike Street George Hrehler Peon Avenue Bardstown House Ardent Meyer Andrew Beck Penn Avenue

Protests Surge Over Hill District Liquor Licenses

In a crowded afternoon session Judge Ewing and Attorney B C Christy oversee a string of liquor license applications for the Hill district near Eleventh and Thirteenth wards. Applicants include John Stewart, John Schmid, Daniel Voltz and many others facing scrutiny on meals, lodging, and past licenses amid warnings to narrow approvals.

Hill B. C. Christy John Stewart Penn Avenue John Taylor Schmid Annie Tschudy Judge White David Thomas Liberty and Twelfth Ewing Daniel Voltz Christy William H. Boyle Fifth Avenue Dinwiddie Street Boyle Judge Ewing Potter Andrew Greetsch Wylie Avenue Linton Street Greetsch Greetsch Kent

Priest accuses banker in lottery bond swindle

In New York City a priest, Father Anton Schwenniger, charges E H Horner with selling him 100 worthless foreign lottery bonds for 400 cash and three notes for 1500 each. He also bought 25 Windescherietz bonds at about 40 each and left them as security, seeking return of the bonds after learning they were misrepresented. Horner claims the priest knew what he was purchasing and refuses to return the securities.

Bilbao Saint Sebastian Don Carlos Zucarraga Madrid Spain Thomas Zumalacarregui Cone Zumalaca Zacarraga Gilbao Ayuntamiento Garrido Zucarrage Juan Araquil Samuel H. Gilson Wylie Avenue Peter Nagel Frank X. Goelz Diepaatch New York Anton B. Schweniiger Church of the Assumption West Forty-ninth Street Jefferson Market E. H. Horner Wallctrest Schwenniger Horner Father Schwenniger Mr. Horner Father Schweniiger

Pastor Brons resigns amid church ball clashes

New Brunswick New Jersey March 12 Father Henri Brons pastor of the German Catholic Church resigns after denouncing dances and denying a permit to a youth group. He says his relations with Bishop O Farrell are friendly but he will remove from the parsonage today.

New E Brunswick N.J Henri Grans O'Farrell Brons

Robertsville man committed on robbery charge

David Dickson was yesterday committed to jail in default of bail on a charge of robbery, made by Jacob Smeltz. He will have a hearing before Justice Walker of Wilkinsburg today.

David Dickson Jacob Smeltz Justice Walker Wilkinsburg

Dr. Flint's remedy claimed to control hemorrhage

Descriptive note promotes a remedy by Mack Drag Co. of New York to treat hemorrhage and stomach or heart disease. The text promises information with each bottle and directs readers to contact the company for supplies.

Flint Mack Drag Co N.Y

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