The evening world., 1912-05-23

Quoting . bar. The rooms Of the little
shop wore damned with casks and
barrels Of wines and liquors, all Of
which were seised. Perordi was served
with . summons and his shop was
taken possession Of BY an excise agent.
Tho second. raid was 1t No. n Sullivan
place. . wine shop run In the name OF
q. Rossstti. This lace had been closed
and the proprietor could not be found. A
man was left in charge ana the raiders.
followed by . bowling mob. proceeded to
No. 81 Mscdousal strest. AZ TINS ad-
dress there was q wine store run by A.
Terrain. The only occupant Of the shop
was q woman and when she was Ques-
toned II was found that A. Terragn
didn't even have an internal revenue
license. The stock was connscated. n
man left IN charge and the raiders ,shot
away to the next address on the sched-
At No. 10 Bsdfotd street the raiders
made Shsir saP1e q r1UEll IN the front Of
this shoc wsfx ut u empty barrels.
There was q man In charge VINO said
his name was cesario Atonelli, He de-
MED that ne sold any liquor or that he
kept any In the place. He had hardly
made this statement when Commission.
Or. Farley forced his way into Q rear
room which was crammsd with barrels
and skins q wine. AtonelM was arrest
ID ana taken to the Macdoussi street
station.
Antonio Rainsy. who runs little wine
shop at No. = Carmins street. wrung
his hands and wspt when served with .
summons and informed that his stock
was coRhscated. There were moro tears
BY A. Pivono OF No. - Carmine street.
who had . bar In his shop but no
glasses.
sMALL oEALGKe WARMED TO
GET A LICENSE.
d. Frola of No. q Carmine street
was not on the raaders' lists. but the
inspectors went in and took q look.
Frola had no State license and was
warned that II he didn't get one by
Monday he would be raided and fined
S2cc. f.tS '-tr
There were one hundred barrels Of
vine In B. Marchese q Co.'S shop At
No. go Blocker street Mrs. Marie
Marchese was In charge and accepted
the summons. She protested hysteric-
ally. but vainly. to the seising Of the
stock and the posting on the premises
AZ the raiders turned into Blocker
street the uniformed police escort had
to fight their way through tho jam Of
yelling people. The crowd jeered and
threatened the raiders. but there we're
no demonstrations of violence. About
thirty plain clothes men followed the
automobiles and mingled with the
throngs In the street.. 4 .l 49,.
At No. $50 Bleecker street the Excise
Commissioner seissd roomfui Of Cali
fornia wine. and at No. 104 Macdougai
street ne warned Ovidlo Pardi that h!s
little shop would b raided unless he
got State license by Monday. b.
DrsGo was warned at No. ITO Macdoural
street.
The second arrest was made at No.
81 West Houston street. This shop an
peared to be a grocery and the pro-
prietor. Andrew Capeali, protested that
he had no stock Of liquor and sold none.
An inspector went down into the cellar
ana found about nifty barrels of rum,
wnereupon Capelh was arrested and
Following . long list Of downtown
raids the chief raiders went to the MARI
borough Hotel for lunch. Then they set
out for rAiding tour through Harlem
ana the Bronx. Eugene l.. Paroda, at
tornsy for the italian Liquor Deaiers'
Association. accompanied tho raiders
ana pointed out many places 60 them
that were not on the Commissions :
nsts. The association that Paroda rem
ressnts has furnished the Excise Com
mission with much of the evidence upon
which the present crusade IL based.
CATCH GA0oRER WITH BEER At
YACHT CLUB.
The ANAL raid OF the day was made an
the barroom Ct the Headrlok Hudson
Yacht Club. q motorboat owners or.
ganization at the foot Of West One
Hundred and sixth street, across this
railroads tracks from Riverside Parry
The clubhouse. which Is on city land
70 owned by Mrs. Mary Mcdonald. WHO
has sold refreshments there for the
past twenty -four years.
The raiders swooped down through
Riverside Park across the tracks and
into the clubhouse. As they entered 3
laoorer employed by the New Yort
Central was met coming out with a
bottle OF beer In each hand, which n,
had Just purchased.
Mrs. Mcdonald said she cold onlv 4,
members of the club. but the New Yorl
Central man admitted ne was not a clu,
member. Commodore George Dixon
who was found In the clubhouse. 80
the organisation rented from Mrs.. Nc
Donald and had nothing to DO with In,
wet goods department. Nfrs. McDonalt
mad W Internal revenue license but M
state license and her stock Of whisky
beer ana liquors was oonhscated.
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