The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-17

! bar at the time. and ] couldn't do any
| thing. ran out from behind the bar,
! ana stumbled over the dripping pan
/ hui the men got away with the sailor $
! money before I could get any assist.
! uncn
NV barkeeper was the only man ar
! rested All the men who hand any
| hing to do Win the affair rot away"
'T,ThrSc nnxt witness was Fernando
| MiGuol and MIR Con said he had been
srnt To- him hy the Spanish Consul 1t
was "A case OF robbery Miguel said he
employed in The clothing trade. He ar
rived here only month ago, and was
| living at the Hotel de France, in Mac
dougal street
Efficient "Dctcc,iye.."
About two weeks ago his valise, CON
taluing l.lS2 worth of icwelry, was
stolen from his room in the hotel. lie
qunrtcrs but the detectives who were
assigned to the case had not been able
crty
"What did the detectives do?"
They only came to the hotel and went
away again"
ma ying mem moneV9S '"'''s ""''' '0''
no. cir .
MIR q r said that his object in bring
"reI inotIicIopcy Of The poIice force ana
th1t A robbery of this kind could he com
mittcd in a hotel OF this city and the
Z ltl lGg - ann IL a.
The evidence showed that nothing had
noon 5n,H ~ mo unIice in ,his instance
ana mt not even me mouse hah been
this indicated fear on the part Of the
police to arrest crooks, and Mr. Goff
remarked that 1t was Undoubtedly true
| in many instances
CuStave A. Wolfe the manager of
Saied to the witness stand, and he de-
nicd again very emphatically that he
had paid any money to the police for
the privilege of obstructing the side
walk.
Called I,nycr Liar" I'm Court.
,,,,,,,,. ,,oo
Didn't you pay 800 month protec-
tom"
NO, SIR
Mr.. Wolfe said that numberless com
" 60. and all by one man. who had been
reltntless IN ms persecution of the firm
we have Fought these complaints
everywhere, In the police courts, the
district courts and at Police Headauar-
ters, and have had these complaints dis
missed In every court. Still this man
'omtinu"s to prosecute us
Mr. Wolfe became very much excited
when he told of the wrongs the house
If Maillard & Go: had suffered at the
hands of this individual, whom he named
rs Lorenzo Baycr.
MI Bayer was In court and stood up
while Mr.. Wolfe Denounced him In the
strongest terms, calling him liar and
II pcrturer before his face. Mr.. Con-
| let the witness 40 on until he became
| tired, ana then he excused him and put
| Mt l|ayer on the stand The witness
Sn,d ne w ig5 vf mannfat
adjoining the Maillard Company's fac
| tory.
The first trouble arose when Mr.
| Malllard backed his horses up on the
sidewalk in front of the witnesses shop.
| - went to see Mr.. Maillard about It,
! but he said he could not do anything
| ipr me, ana that | would have to stand
H. lie ordered me out Of his office.
| told him Mailinrd was riiininp nv b,,sj-
ness ne was very angry, and told me
| o. ''ht lhe Slallo,; ,,,
t., HaNt gwen MT Mhillaru auth9r
| ,,S l,l ms nolSSs SthHu on tht SUE
| W"'n am YOU VIII nave u submit 10
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Tocti' IL ~, ~, uotlu Sc a. $50 ~, 90
| Iuty r. ,nnl, arrasts 81 tho ,a' "A ri,,.rs bT,
tbey had aiyy,Ws ref,,sad ,n do :, IN ii
can't RELY S9me mo ri The ' nrecinct
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| ,,niitara baS stot,5 hcfora' ~ ~ ;
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| wa ~ tbn "i1nr,iT IA tbot 40 ome
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