New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-11

"Iwasonlv obeying orders" timidly remarked
the officer.
"You>have no right to make such arrests" again
said the Justice. Here is n man who was LOOKING
over his books in his shop, and the only crime seems
70 he that the door was open. If peope are 10 pG
arrested for keeping open their doors' uou n0P "'
Mir Kahn Won are discharged" 49,. -
6eicnr FaW and Kehoe. of the Sixth Precinct ar
raigned before Justice White; az the S dr,v
Court. Charles WhitmOre and EdwaTt ROSE ~ Go,n
ers i'm the employment of the Adams Express YIN
many v, who We're found engaged in removing mer 3
chandIee in two wagons from the depot AT I'm! nn
Franklin-sts to No 90 Brosd Whlised TO obey
orders. or he thrown ont OF employ .nom,ii
The foreman of the depot said that ne was lhl9' H.
that an injunction wonld be tineu WV re
there would be no d,hicultv. justice Wnlo ,r "a
minded the foreman that similar offence occii ~
last Sunday, when Justice Morgan dlschaIgeff ne
man He blamed TIE pTGS hiT # H H was
company and said tina he would hold MN u ne I
brought before him. In consideration OF us neiuS
the first offence of the two mon pTeSes ~;
he would only impose nn9 81 the
offence the law would he Iul!v ehioIooI'
Walter Lynch a steami ter OF No. hetioI Io.
and Abraham LeyesOn and Pauline Lew, noth 90"
ish dealers in secondhand clothing III Bayaru5It,'
wer, discharged by Justice Win e. ssi ,,io IA
posi- ion was male of charge agaii!S, o' daI,nc
| La erl', of No. 300 East lenth-s'rco'' i'A
~ 0aicer John Johnston, of the Eighth Precinct,
while parollmg his beat IN flSs and under
STAN stands '' EngIsh with difficulty, cleaning the
snow from the =, sidewalk III on nTort
Of distinguishing himself, and accused size !
the inoiiensve German. The guilty man Sliu Una,
he was to receive 25 cents for his WORK Jo'ls s
Immediately arrested him. and he was taken az;
Jnstice Ford at Jefferson Market ana at once Iis
charged. When the man comprehended i1r Gmu,
he was arrested he was heard TO say don,d eIean
nine sidewalk, bin fined OF @Io' Do' s'0''
country. en- !" ,,ot ", IN Avenue-B.
and S-ismund Hess, grocer OF No 20 A,niov At
were arrairned before Justice smith yesterday aC
Essex Market Court. Meyer was DISCHARGED. IL. n1
was paroled to give bail IN SlOO lie slateu eIir
| his cheese butter ETC. were periShabie artcles
| and that he intended to make test case
DIFFERENT OPINIONS EXPRESSED.
| "moss-meeting OF workingnen" was held IN
the afternoon in Concordia Hail. at No. % Avenue
| A. to protest against the new Code. Johh hleVor
| presided Resolutions were adopted denouhcihg
the dastards tho framed the Code and the arbitrary
o,ico - The speedv revision of the code by the next
Poa;sIot,Ire was insisted upon, but while 1T was III
force an impartial Observation OF 1t by Dom rlcI
and poor was demanded. Legislators VINO shoul 10
vote against he repea of the conspiracy causes Oh
tho Code as applied 10 labor ORGANIZATIONS, OF
against the repeal of the cause p;rnitun9 ' h
murder of servants BY employee , SnD e Do
;stence in thIs State should be made unpleasant
aud unsafe" Fiery and unframed speeGnes "eIo
made BY John Schaeher ana LeahaeI -1 t "a
| TpglsIature orthodox ministers, pollcemen, Jaw
| conrts' monopoists and a vast number OF otheT
things. er was sold freely over 'ne tGun'o r %
| the Louor-shop back of which me meeting HhS
held and lie participants IN the gathering queIieu
| with many "A glass of hop tonic the tnilsJ "hlcu
resulted from applaudlng ana cheering tue iuI
c,af,o,s of the obnoxious Code. AS the people Ieu
| ont of the hall into the beer shop ohe-eyeu per
! sonage wearing big sprctacles and sl0uchea ~
pressed into their hanCs copy OF fTc'he!I lou4
| mage ComInunistic organ, ana demanded hlc CcAV
| with many Mysterious leerS anu EllhdcVs. "a. -,
| The American Temperance Union held It's nsuai
nublc meeting in the large hall OF C0oler lnstitute
| The Rev James NJ. King, OF the Eighteenth street
Methodist Church, spoke In the course OF his re-
marks he said that as he was on MS way
| to the meeting he noticed number OF young
men leave i store under the lnnuehce OF
ouor and proceed up the street III bolSlerOus man
ncr. he Immediately entered tHe pace any en '1
standing az the bar, nsing lie then went III
search of an officer. and found one III every way
worthy to wear a uniform Tor he without tlc leasI
hnsitancv went TO the liquor store with him and
arrested the dispenser of distilled damna-
ton" The spea said tina every Christian
and whenever thew saw the law violated do as le
had done in this e, the rum shops would soon be
closed permanently.
The concert halls in The dis riot between Twenty
tbirI-st and Cana st were in full operation last
night. The police when questioned ac-
know lodged that they did not expect to
close these places. In Fourteentlst the places of
the iheisScs rear sixtb-ave. and rhird-ave. were
| !" the foImrr; in the la ter a sacred
concert was advertised. and selections
| from well known composers We're played
| A. Prospe ct Garden there sacred co@ccrt,"
rs there was also at Blanck's placse in Thiri-ave
a nj bs 5cSee 5asp were in DS full 2T
| and "sacred musi was the order Of the evening.
| The Atlantic and Pacific Gardens. the
philharmonic, the Sultan Dlvan' ana all
! - nj
W yng rs o"aC09WnevS Geoqhegan's, were all open.
The police of the Tenth Precinct declared thai all
ma e On = Harry lliiPs place by Detectives Bren-
| nan and Moran. who arrested The stage m1nag r.,
James Campbell, as ilill himself was sex IN bed A
| sacred concert " was advertised " Tor me dement,
| OF St Georges SocIely,' but Mr.. Campbell was
obigc to furnish $500 bail BY Sergeant Leamy
Of the Mulberry street folG I hne saCIeu Gun
| Roster & BIal's Garden. III lwenty-tMrd-,t t., and
the Aicazar were open, the propretGr' having OBJ
tanned miuncuOns restraining the police from inter-
The grorshopS and smaller concert gardens nChal-
| ham-st were ken open in the evening, but great
| pre- aution was taken to cvadr tn police In front
Of each entrance was man who only let those per
| SOS 90 IN whom he knew to be
customers and not detectives, AZ every
Temperance drinks" served by women as waters.
| When "A tribune reporter visited the station Of
the Twenty-el -hth Precinct III the evening fresh
| OF of Sabbath breakers had been caught;
| German. who sail he had opened his
| grocery-storc shu,t ham to sell to mine ireunt"
1is lend anothrr garruo Gus Teuion, was with him.
Cant provide myself with the tles oflitef
Don't the law say can ~ shouted the fliend.
| "Ihe law' returned the police sergeant behind
tbe drsk saws thar you can prov de yonIs If with
fine necessities # fe before o'clock IN the morn
inc Failing 10 90 that YOU have the privilege of
| starving until Monday nom ng"
But he is mine freund," chIme1 in the arrested
man. . a., ,
The law" replied the sergeant, makes no ex-
ception IN the case of friends"
So the oil Germa1, whose name was Rabdo Low
enthal. was admitted TO bail. Max Harris WHO
keepsa C Ir-Store AZ No 1870 Ialrd ave- " n next
hIonpht m. lie id he Obliged 10 keep bis ore
tie K in order 10 mlske Nv