The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-23
ESSEX MARKET.
Arrangement OF the Tivon Garden Pris
Oncrs.

Arrangement OF the Tivoli Garden Pris-
Before Judge Kasmlre.
As early as eight O'Clock yesterday morning
some 800 people had gathered around the doors OF
Essex Market Court awaiting the arrival OF the
persons who were arrested at Paul Falk's TIv oil
Garden on Sunday night. Several OF them had
been present in the Garden At the time OF the raid
and few gentlemen gave very graphic descrip-
tions OF the attack made by Captain Mount and
his men.
About nine O'Clock stream OF people was seen
coming down Essex street. About eight oficers
with as many prisoners we're making their way
towards the Court, followed by an immense crowd
OF men, women and the children who abound in
this vicinity. The prisoners passed within the
portals and Immediately afterwards a carriage
drove up containing the three ladies who were ar
rested behind the scenes for being clad, as is al.
legged, IN theatrical costume.
Then came Falk himself and his counsel in an
other carriage. The court room was packed and
the watch was disposed of Judge Kasmire called up
Captain Mount, OF the Seventeenth precinct, and
asked him what charge he had to prefer against
the premises called Tivoi Garden.
Captain Mount (waving his hand)-They were
participating in theatrical performance, Your
Honor, contrary to and in direct violation of the
Sunday law.
Counsellor Hummel, coming to the front, at
once interpretations Honor, think the Cap
tain Is somewhat mistaken ON that point,
and also think that the liberal public senti-
arrest of these people as an outrage which is dis
grace to a country Boosting of its tolerance and
Garden were Of a purely popular character, in.
tended for the amusement Of the masses The
Police have IS much gnt to make descent on
enth avenue, where the arstOcratic element Of our
society congregate every Sunday evening or even
on the concerts given by Mile. lima di Murska.
There is really no difference between Mile di
Murska and these ladies' here, except that she may
be q far more talented and SWeeter singer.
Judge Kasmire-I think there is some truth and
Justice in what you say, Counsellor but for the
Captain, he merely obeys the commands Of his
superior o11cers have no feeling IN the Matter.
merely wish to make this test case.
Counsellor Hummel-Mr Fax stands ready to
test the legality Of the arrests, and we in that case
Judge Kasmire-Captain, point out some of these
people against whom you can make specific
Accordingly, Ida Florento OF No. $50 East Fourth
street. Frederica Reisch of No.. 430 East Ninth
street. the three young women who were found on
the stage in theatrical costume, rs alleged, were
6eG IN SEQ pau 70 m but were
Wednesday next. The rest OF the party. whose
names are are as follows were al DISCHARGED
Feury, No. liz Canal street; Joseph W. Gilmore
No. East Fourth street; William Geiselberg, OF
No. IS st. Marks place, and Matilda Seeley Of 416
East Ninth street.
Clever Conductor.
Frederick Schell, Of No. p avenue B. was rid
ing on car No. 70 Of the Dry Dock and East Broad
way line on Saturday evening about six O'Clock.
Two men who were standing on the platform very
close to him jumped OF the car at Clinton street,
near Grand, and one of them Immediately started
to run. Mr.. George Smaley, the conductor,
cried out, HAS any gentleman lost anything.
Those two men that just got OF are piekpockets."
Mr.. Schell at once put his hand In his coat pocket
ana discovered that his wallet, containing $lO5,
was gone. He at once gave chase to the iugitives
and with the assistance OF Officer Cullen, OF the
Thirteenth precinct, succeeded In arresting one or
them named George Davis. Judge Kasmire yes.
rerday held Davis in S, 600 bail to answer.
Dangers OF Picnfcing.
very pretty young girl, named Rosanna Gore,
OF No. 243 Elizabeth street. came into court yeser.
day morning ana made o charge OF attempted
assault against one Thomas Walsh. The girl
stated to Judge Kasmire that she had accom-.
panied Walsh to the picnic OF the Sullivan Associa.
ton at Myers Grove. Staten Island, on Saturday
last, and while there the outrage was attempted
She ran away from Walsh at the time and came
home without. him. Yesterday she procured his
arrest In New York by officer Larkin, OF the Sew
entn precinct. The Judge, after nearing the COM
plant, decided to remand the prisoner TO the Gus
tody OF the Richmond county authorities where
Rosanna was instructed to 60 and make her afii-
davlt against Walsh.