The evening world., 1894-06-15

read MISS Harvey testimony.
mo. sir: / did not"
You promised me when left you
yesterday you would come and testify
Vel; WHY, aIa you go to Silver Dollar
II thought / must see somebody. and
Mrs. Butier was not asked any fur
Their questions. but Mr.. Moss read In
evidence entries from reports sent down
P Py for 1851, l Tse r sTs SHOVE, showed
! that on April 1. 1892. Capt. Mclaughlin
had reported the house 81 Eldridge
i,rest a. su e hop wss Of th a-f sroer, ct Tn aSS
Caroline lander the n
house was d%esisnated a. a reputsd
etor and owner. and on Oct. !. 1892, by
the same Captain. the same entry was
made. The reports did not include any
later dates.
witnes.en from bohemian Colony.
Mr.. Gorf then introduced some wit
nesses from the Bohemian colony. The
saioon-keeper at 1870 Avenue A. He
said he had been In this country twenty
two years. and had been Keeping n
seeond Assembly districts for eight
years.
boaeL.,a" IN ,tso and Nc ~ eMraa,,
Mr.. Con handed the witness a copy of
paper OF 1891, and he Identified the ad-
vertisement OF the Association.
81 was the chief organizer of the AS
soS.a!'on' anu II was ior mutual pro'ec-
"The bohemian liquor dealers had a
good deal of trouble about excise la WIS
% GsL9re 'ha'' o'uh 'hey' asheu Mr'
oh, no; not much"
We'll, the Association was to help
persons who got into trouble with the
Yes. that was what 1t was ior."
The frst trea surer was Mr.; Wopeiak,
S aTe t on SIX Ti'n times was elected president
What did you do with the money you
coiiectedy.
IT went FOR lawyers ices. printing
y 30 tortn. ~ u . ...,..
you sent out last Saturday evening. to
me bohemiah liquor dealers; warning
th aNo 70 G G,dn up or De watchfIIs for
lis suppoena shoWed that II was spe.
f ffflfai hi, sailed SnlS excuse fSr, P Sss Has SAID tbs finally s.hy
p r1en ms came 3a'y SO eI sudden TsS he en had nc forgot T%9-
He was. ordered to bring down the
Gircuiar at recess. he SAID the circular
out because he saw In the papers Satur-
day night that the Excise law was
soinnf 70 oe enforced on unaay m Il,
that district Saturday" asked MIR. Con.
NO: didnt. ~,
the es'u ne ~ 40 senu and
sbew e,IcItar; f. D eacb LOOK Ok INA rG %nham dn 9
dealers In the district. ,u.,,, ..,
ron od mem ~ oe d,Sn't
xeep the doors on the chain didn't
NOT n SlOS1nR'
mo, J told them to close I'D tight"
Didn't you say to them to Keep the
door on the chain?"
you did the same?'
you kept YOUR door on the chain,
didn't you?"
Yes" admitted the witness. reluc-
family. He afterwards said that he only
that he sold liquor to anybody who came
along.
he would not let him in. The ofhcer
knocked and then opened the door. 1t
me witness went and closed it.
"Didn't the officer say anything?"
; mot n word" W.
l Didn't he ask for a drink?'
no. SIR -.
That's remarkable observed Sen.
at9r Bradley. ant, alta, u,o, ,...
Cling. that none Of the Bohemian liquor
dealers was arrested on Sunday for VIC.
lating the Excise law.
warned by n Pciicemah
A moment after Pospisil admitted thai
on SATURDAY afternoon a policeman
came around and told him to look GU
the next dayi 40. 81,
notice?'
, Yes, I thought / would tell my
friends, so long as I was notified.
sent II out by Mr.. Harbarda, who live.
in my house"
Ibid the policeman know you wer'
II don't know"
How many are there in the Associa
about thrty-fve or thrty-six."
Did you send, the notice TO any VINO
were not members OF your Assocla'
Yes, I sent u to everybody. ! I tolt
Harbarda to go to every one OF oui
friends. Some OF them are not members Of
the Association"
Pospisil could not remember the namei
of any non-members he had sent the no
tice to.
! Mr.. Con- got Harbarda's address anf
said he would send Tor MIN. He ciainnes
the roll of the Association.
t the Recording Secretary OF the Bone
milan Liquor-Dealers' Association. l
was written In the Czech language. Tn