New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
POLICE AND ANARCHISTS
up MARITIME CoMMENDs THE FORCE.

. vrcpo WHO WANTS TO BE A PoLICKMAN-AN
OFFICER WHO GOT DRUNK.
Tho Police Commissioners yesterday received
from Dlstrict-Attorney MARITIME long anu 'U, amd
rratulatory letter upon the recent conVic',on an"
eentence Of Herr Most. Regarding the band OF An
srchists IN this city. Mr. MARITIME wrote:
Most and the OF Anarchists Of which he wa: ane
Ynsrnder had been long tolerated In TINS m"s' nor to
Grant community that they had begun !, O thnn a" a.
unless t!sy were detected in soms as. ac'
they spread hateful doctrines among D az Tor te
oa mart those who had recently immrrated TO this
country and who had not had tme 10 q; nnr free fn
stturions disappearing as laborer. 'ney mauo tmo
grievances OF that class tho excuse .Sr ,rn snJs
endesvorrd to persuade Iaborins mon thst IN IN
the general Svor'SrSTa %Sna aad ree
IA" Thank. to tho zeal OF the Police Depariment,: ,:
have never been formdaVe Zoe, rereny thew
began actually to attempt what heretoior" ,asy
nccss" served Taking advantage OF tho e1ctemnnt
Isioned Ivy differences between LABOR ana ,is en-,
rloyer- they bean nightly TO organize ana hrii an
whom tney could enc- into their ranks, at the same
time At public meetings. melting their AUDITORS 10
themselves with not only rifles with explosives and
ee Instruments of death what might nave oen .'
result had not the Police Department been alert vesn
and determined unite with me IN an eoort to strange
at birth this monstrous thug called T. Analeny &
have suffered as Chicago did. where eonfederates OF
Most. Inspired ny NJ ms s ,na .crmlnstely among oi
ccrs OF law and Innocent citzrns Fortunately we
have
cty. Fortunately with us the law has proved strong
enough deal with these as with all otner
Mr.. MaItine thinks that Inspector Byrnes ana
Canaan McCullagh are worthy of much praise
for the mart they took IN helping 10 suppress the
Anarchists The Police Commissioners directed
thar Mir Marines letter be spread In full upon the
minutes OF their meeting.
Samuel G.. Craig, q young colOred man WIN
wants to be policeman, received PERMISSION 'o 70
before The Board of surgeons for eXnmiialon as 10
his phvs'cal fitness If he gets past the surgeons
and the Civil Service Board and afterward mas
"puli enough TO secure an appointment Ne VIII
be the first negro policeman in tins clty., his APP
pointment probably would be distastciul to many
members of the force. judging ny the remarRS
made bv policemen who heard OF ms appHcatoh;
Craig is a weli-built man. nearly SIX feet tall ana
lives at No. | 1894 Third-ave. He was born III Har-
ris County Ga. but hved for number OF years IN
(;cnrgct Md where he learned the trade OF n
Iaiiler and taught school. He came to this city III
1850 and IS employed as porter at No. l309 lhlrd-
ave. u, r 49,
Eighth Precinct. struck from the ron OF lhe
force Ii was charged that he had gone into
hnunr sn0p AT No. l3S ChTvstlc-st. on Thursday ana
while drunk fOuTished pistol. lie was taken 10
the Eldrihg st station DTS 'ner ana alleiwaro
was fined so in the Essex Market Ponce Court.
Ills conviction the cOargc OF nt0Xlcatlou NTiu-
ally removed him from Office
be Comm, ,ssIoners revOk the permit 70 carry a
pistol held by Charles WeieaTt. who tired 70 b'eak
up a meeting of peaceful Bohemians IN flfth-st.
and was arrested as an Anarchist