New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-08
THE NATIONAL FUNERAL.
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from John Post who IL In Europe by John Phelan,
who has copy OF the lease. Roberge holds suitcase
for thirty days from Phean for which, he he paid
$3.50 He In turn had rented space to OBrien. McDer-
mott and Wood The Justice set the for hearing on
Monday and released the prisoners On their return
workmcn began to put up McDermotts shed which had
been torn down. when Lester W. Clark the agent for the
Post estate, served Injunction on McDermott. The
Injunction issued by Judge Barrett in the Supreme
Court against all the parties named in connection with
the stand The list included more than hundred names
The lands mentioned the property Of Alfred
q, Wright T., George b. and Charles A. Post,
Roberge maintained that he WAS using land that had
been leased by Phesu and refused TO recognize the In
junction. large crowd gathered around the place and
when the workn OF the Post estate were ordered TO
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attack any one who touched their property The
Precinct prevented a collision. but the workmen con
linued rebuilding the stands that had been torn down
Roberge said they would work all night and the stands
would lie ready for Use this morning. lie said that lie
was not 20 be frightened of and that he would have
support IN maintaining his rights The police decnned
to take sides with either party but Captain seibert
Instructed them TO arrest any Que who should commit
an assault
The action OF Justice Barrett authorized the immedi-
ate forc,be removal OF the lnruder- from the Janus
people who nay assemble there today to witness the
on Riverside-aVe from 0nchandrsd and-twentieth to
sts The injunction was
granted upon comp aint and affidavit signed by Charles
A. Post. Who lives at No 81 Washington Square JUS
tice Barrett will remain IN town to-day, SO that the
order IA disobeyed, he can take prompt action.
At O'clock last night Attorney Lester W. Clark, Tor
the Msssrs Post served order NJ injunction on Will
liam H. McDenmOtt and aborers from completing stand
with seats at One-hundred-an d TIVE MT y-sccond-st
ana the Riverside drive. The left their work and
four others under the direction OF the attorney tore
down the stand.
Mr.. Clark and his men then served
twenty-five copies OF the restraining order
on aboers and bosses erecting long stand adjoining
with seating arrang ment for 5000 people, ana sup
posed To be ong RUberye The builders paid no atte
ton TO the injunction except that a. fast as boss was
served. another replaced him The work proceeded until
10 n. witt furcc OF sixteen men. Al that honr
deputy sheriff David McGonigai arrived with six po
licemen. Lawyer Clark pointed out three men VINO
were promptly arrested They gave their MINES as rat
rick Walsh G. I. Young and Thomas Neal The
officer then commanded the remaining workmen to
desist and 20 home. which they did AT O'Clock
this morning the entire stand Will be taken down,
and tho lumber cleared away. The large booth
IN the OF tho stand will also be removed
Tie booths and stands along One-hundred-andtwenty
sec0ud.st. will be moesed unless they become onen
slvc.
The three arrested taken before Judge Bar
rett At his home No. East rwcnty-eighth-S where IL
was found that R,bcrge had surrendered
himself After hearing counsel on both sides. Judge
Barrett AZ 1890 this morning discharged
Thomas Neal; held Young and Walsh In
charge OF counsel and Roberge In charge OF
sheriff In default Of 81 900 bail until Monday. He
threatened the offender with severe sentence, and
sa was the first time In fourteen years his orders
had been dlsObeycd,