The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-06
ALBERT GARNER ANGERED.
The Two Sides OF one story told with Espe-
cInI Enthusiasm.

Counsellor Ira Leo Bambcrgcr obtained
from Judge Sinnou. yesterday. an order for the
arrest II Albert GARNER. the billiard player, and
his barkccpcr. upon nnidavts charging them
with violently assaultng Mr.. Elias Rosenheim.
on Friday evening. Mr.. GARNER went into the
country on saturday. and therefore the order
was not executed yesterday.
On Friday evening" Mr.. Bamherger said
last evening. as am informed. Mr. Roecn-
helm entered Carriers billiard saloon. at l.2?2
Broadway. Mr. Ruscnhrim had been there irc-
qucntly before, and GARNER was well acquainted
with him. suddenly GARNER said. won't
have these "Sheonies" around here all the
time Mr.. Roscnhcim who Is Hebrew nc
cording to the aflldavits in the case, said' MIR.
GARNER won't allow any man To- speak against
my raco., Then GARNER maadc some remain
mike YOU -top that kind Of talk. II you don ~
Mr. Ii. senhrim exclaimed. 1hcreupon Gar
nicer and biz hqikceycr jumped oyer the nhr
mcmhrrs ~ tho Young Mons Hebrew Associa-
ton have called upon me to-day 10 urge me 70
! harkeeper for the assault. | told them. how
ever, that il H. ludcious to wait until the case
| Young Hebrews ot the highest standing. un-
/ dcr,tani. signed to-day a resolution not to go
! TO- CARRIERS saloon In the iuturr.
| Ivory night for months past said Frcd-
| crick Jackson, Mr. Carriers barkccu"r n Wig
| orous young Fnglishman. "a lot Of low jews
! have stood about our doorway. great many
! jewish gentlemen come here, but they do moi
/ notice tho fellows who loaf around our door
! except. I'm speaking to each other, 20 refer oc
! casiOnnlly To- those Shrcnics.' These Shccnies
/ insult women when thcy pass ~, pointing tnell
/ canes at them. and chirplng. Mr.. GARNER has
| had frequent complaints from women who have
| been SO iusulted. The Sheenies hayc beer
! getting holder of late. knowing that Mr.. Gar
/ nier and are peuccahlc men. On Friday cvrn
I ing they were very noisy. Mr.. GARNER callc,
! out, Don't make such noise. Rosy mchnin.
| Rosenhoim. Coming NJ to the bar Rosrnh"ln
suid To- Mr. GARNER Who the - are YOU u
make IA much noise as | like Mr. Carrie
A few minutes nftcrward he returned. an,
Rosonheim and a friend came W toihe Tar
X lsenhcim said. threatcningly, TO Mr.. GARNER
What did you mean 10y talking 70 me ~ yol
did Just now ? Mr.. GARNER said NQscnhcln
II you make muss hero I'll fix YOU Tn
tables were all taken and business was brisk
What "an You do you little French --
| - = Roscnhcim answered cOni"mItuously.
was mixing a drink. hut slammed the gas
/ around to where Rosen heim was. just then b
said 10 Mr.. GARNER I'm. u gentleman. an
| that's more than you are. Mr.. GARNER sirur
! ont at him. hut missed him. Then
/ struck him upon the jaw, Knocking mi
almost out 81 the door. one ut hls friend
struck me ON the back ~ thu head AMI "a
blood poured down my mock. hut ran aite
Eo-cnheim. I'm fast runner. but, tell Vol
| was nowhere ia that ruro. good whil" ait
O hay him $40 for his coat which WA spoiled !
the row, hut when started TO- ~ from n"hin
, tho bar he went out Of the door like Hash q
creased lightning.