The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-07-20
SALOON KEEPERS
ON ANXIOUS SEAT
Over Fifty Applications for
Licences Still Held Up By
the Excise Board
HEARING HELD LAST NIGHT
WILL BE CONTINUED IN ASSEM-
BLY, CHAMBER TONIGHT =
BASFoRD & GLEN GET THEIR
I'M AND TAVERN LICENSE.

Inn AND TAVERN LICENSE.
1t was nearly eleven o'clock last night
when the members of the Excise Board
emerged from their meeting room in the
City Hall and filed into the Assembly
Chamber to hold their regular meeting.
Scores of tired and anxious saloonkeep-
ers whose application for licenses had
been held up, and a number of interested
citizens had waited in the big chamber
and others had crowded the corridors. A
number of lawyers We're also on hand to
look after the interests of various clients
whose applicati tons had been held up.
After reading off the list of applications
granted and those still hello up ana the
transaction of some routine business,
President Decker announced that the
Board would devote just one hour TO lis
tening to what those whose applications
were still held up had to say, and that
each one would be given but five minutes
in which TO show why their applications
should be granted The main charges
against many of them were that they
sold fve-cent or .'morgue' booze and
that they sold to minors. Some were
charged with encouraging young girls
under sixteen years old to frequent dance
halls in the rear of their saloons. Most
of these We're foreign born citizens. a
large number of the complaints were
the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
10 Children. Numerous applicants We're
represented by Lawyer Zuegner. Young
Lawyer Ostrom also had number of
eases. There was considerable specula-
ton as to whether the applications of
BasfOrd IL Glenn, Herman E'ioerke pro-
prietor of the Pennsylvania House; Pat
rick McArdle, who had already secured
wholesale license, but who wanted
license for his saloon and hotel in Ex-
change Place, and Matthew Foster
would be granted. Basford q Glenn got
theirs, but those of Messrs. McArdle ana
Floerke are still held up. At midnight
President Becker announced that the
hearings would be continued in the As
sembly Chamber tonight. Decisions in
all the cases heard last night were re-
served. The application of Mr. Foster
was laid over by request of counsel un-
til tonight as it was desired to examine
number of witnesses.
The inn and tavern licenses granted
were those of Basford IL Glen, Nos 3
and Exchange Place. No. 713 Mont
gomery street and the applcatio for
wholesale licensesgranted We're those of:
Louis Brauer, 364 Grove street; G. e.
Gardner G. Bro, 479 Grove street; Mat
thias Last, 374 Grove street; George
Kattenhorn, 104 Wayne street; Archbold
4 Gallagher, 100 Monticello avenue, and
Abe Brauer, 172 Monticello avenue.
Tho 1icf Of o11 !;
still held up is as follows
Inns and tavers-B. H. Lubben, 13
Exchange place; Herman Fleercke, 81
Montgomery street; Patrick McArdle, Z
Exchange place; James Smith Estate, SO
Old Bergen road.
Restaurants, First Ward-Gregory
Wasenda, 1873 Essex street; Meyer Gross,
316 Henderson street; Joseph Silberberg,
l4l Essex street; Victor johnson, Al
Grand street; Max Feinstein, 125 Essex
street; Wladyslaw Wilczewski, 1873 Steu-
ben street; Isaac Gitelsen, 315 Hender-
son street; Charles Katz, III Warren
street; Frank Panoski, 343 Henderson
street; Benjamin Rentzler, "a Montgom-
cry street and Gregory street; Anthony
Zanewicz, % Montgomery street; Aaron
Snapper, 341 Henderson street; Patrick
j. McGovern, 80 Henderson street;
Reinheld johnson, 135 York street; An
thony Warozakewski, SO Essex street;
JoSepu IollSerStelH, ~ sussex street, Sam
uel Barna 55T Morris street
Second Ward-Angelo Amato. 1SS
18th street; John Piestoski, 1S0 18th
street; Andrew Swatewski, 566 Grove
street; John Foczmanski, 562 Grove
street; Stephen Miller, 595 Henderson
street; Henry Manemen, 1S3 Erie street:
Edward Aenney, 7S1 Jersey avenue
Third Ward-Stainslaw Matusiewski.
113 9th street; Mary A. Higgins, 119h
Coles street; Meyer Wolff, AGA Grove
street; Herman Gisang, 1861 Fifth
street; Leo Frankenfeld, 39l Grove
street; Boleslow Mikulski, 462 Henderson
street.
: Fourth Ward-Abraham Kirsch 299
Grand street; Morris Dienstag, 367
Grand street; Martin Lotaris, CA Canal
street.
Fifth Ward-Joseph Silyerstein, G335
Monmouth street; Morris Chang 4O1
Second street, Aaron Oschrin. 81 Fourth
street; Anselme Crisinimo, 271 Railroad
avenue; Andrew Malkeske, 437 Mon
street; Mol Wisenfeld, 234 Wayne
street; Mol Wisenfeld, 357 Railroad
avenue; Moll Wisenfeld, 321 Railroad
avenue; Michael D. Amato, $40 Fifth
street; Herbert Gibson, 274 Wayne
street
Sixth Ward Harry Kelse, 3ss john
Seventh Ward Max Won Malachows-
x, IS McAdoo avenue; Luigi lBenincasca
1915 Boulevard.
Eighth Ward-Edward Toppin, 40
Claremont avenue; Max II. Burmann,
433 Jackson avenue
Tenth Ward-Lihro Boesce. 795 New
ark avenue; A. E. Rurane $500 Boule-
ward; Kazimerz Wersoski, SO; Newark
avenue; Frank Slawinski, % Walnut
street.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL ANN