Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-29
Fifty-fO Applications FavorabIy
Passed Upon Yesterday.
ONE LICENSE REFUSED
=. FricdbcrE Too Close 10 Old Domin-
ion Line Eniramc c-Onc Dealer
Mrdc TO Give $1,000 Bona-Judge
Hanckei3 Announces His Belief
That tho Socinl Clubs arc vioInt-
Ing the Inv In Selling Liquor on
Sunday. ana They Must stop.

Judge Hanckcl granted retail liquor
licenses to forty applicants yesterday.
and also licensed fourteen ordinarics,
making a total of nfty-four licenses
granted.
Only one application was refused
and that was tina, of s. Friedberg. who
runs saloon at 81 Water street
Judge Hanckel said this license WAS
granted last year through mistake. Ii
was refused because of the location
The saloon is just in front of the en-
trance to the Old Dominion Line wharf
and has been objected to for this rcas-
on.
The applications came in larger num-
bers yesterday than ever before. Last
year for instance, on the first day set
apart for this work only - licenses
were granted while on yesterday the
number eXceedcIf rTts- by one dozen. 1t
is expected that more retail saloons viii
be licensed this year than ever before,
one reason being the reduction in the
license of 500.
REQUIRED \ BOND.
One applicant for license was re-
quired by Judge Hanckcl to give Il ST.
coo bond conditioned on his observance
of the law in the future The bond was
given and the judge granted the IL
cense, but he informed the applicant
that if the law regulating the sale of
liquor was broken by him in the future
the bond would be forfeited. This cs-
Establishment is on Church street.
RETAIL LICENSES
The following retail licenses were
granted yesterday:
Il. $. Goodwin. 227 Water street.
II. 5. Fitzgibbons, Az Main street.
John Nermillon. & CRANKY street.
a. q. Williams x Co., 66 Commercial
Place.
f. L. Jarvies & Co. 47-4o Market
| Place.
{. l.. Williams & Co, e3 Commercial
Place.
Vim. Hart & Bro, 40 Chapel street.
w. a. stroud. agent for NJ. NJ. Stroud,
800 Queen street.
c. +. Randolph. 4S1 Queen street.
j. IL. Holly, GO James street.
Leon Salzherg, SCI Church street.
j.. Rea, agent for T. O. Hea, 49i
Church street.
Frank O'Connor. 300 Water street.
I. b. Bullock % Washington street.
James l.. Prince & Co., 123-l25 Main
street
Isurrow. Martin & Co, 2os Main
street.
X j. Morse & Co. 40 Main street
i. III. Moylan. 15S Church street.
Ntzhugh, e Co. - Plume street.
u. Malone, 1915 Market Place.
c. l.. Hamburg, Commercial ana
Nicholson streets.
:. Griffin. - James street
e. ID. \. undcrdown n Co., $40 Church
street
ID. \. Undcrdown. $50 Church street.
j. y. Peyton. 125 Church street.
White Brothers. - Commercial Place.
Edward Hart SOS Main street.
Il. NJ. and w. G. Gray, 80 Avon street.
l. nuncan. 1870 limos street.
y. G. Ward, 50 Market Place.
Jack IIcnnessy. l2i Church street.
L.. y. Wood, 81 Talbot street.
w. +. LintZ, 5000 Roanoke avenue.
=. o. Conner ~ Co. 2O6 Water street.
j. I. Prince. 62i Main street.
Davidson X CO.. ca Church street.
$. c. Davidson. 29l Cumberland street
Taylor X loyal. 80 CRANKY street.
j. w. Cashin. $50 Church street.
ORDINARIES
The following ordinaries were licensed
under the law providing for these es-
adjustments:
James Jones. oil Main street.
c. Demars. S,0-372 Water street.
John y. Anderson. % Bank street
j. l.. Prince. 2s5 and 2S7 Main street.
y. w. Sanderlin. 3l2-3l4 Queen street
l.. w. Bright. 353 Queen street.
j. w. Barber, - Talbot street
j. f.. Stewart. Gil Main street.
Prince x Davidson, 109 Queen street
Y. +. Cohen. corner Church ana
Union streets.
w. :. Fcntrcse. 37l Main street.
James f.. Bright, pa Queen street.
Henry Seelingcr, ISL Church street.
Steve Seelinger. Il Bank street.
MUST OBSERVE SUNDAY LAW.
Judge Hanckel argues with the po-
lice authorities that the law is being
violated by some of the so-called social
clubs in selling liquor on Sunday To
members. ana the officers of such clubs
Will be given 10 understand this when
they apply for 4 license.
Section $500 If the Code of virginia
says that no bar-room, saloon or other
place for the sale of Intoxicating IL
quors, shall be opened and no intoy-
eating bitters or other drinks shall be
sold in any bar-room. restaurant. sa-
loon. store or any other place between
l. o'clock on any Saturday night and
sunrise on any succeeding sunday
on the other hand the social clubs
claim that they do not sell drinks. the
bar being the property of the mem
hership of the club. Therefore. the
money paid by individual members Of
the club goes into the general treas
ury To purchase liquor for future use
by the club. Judge Hanckel rules dir
ferently. holding that the law is vio-
lated not only when liquors are sold.
but when the social CLUB bars are kept
open on the Sabbath.
II is expected that test case win
soon be the means of bringing the mat
ter before the supreme Court of APP
peals.