New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
FINED FOB BOYCOTTING.
MRS GRAY WINS 4 VICTORY AT THE COURT
JUSTICE DUFFY TO MAKE TEST cAsE-A wan"
ING DELEGATE ARRESTED

JUSTICE DUFFY TO MAKE TEST CAsE-A WALL"
ING DELEGATE ARRESTED
Contrary to expectation Bakers Union, NJ
Which il boycoting Mrs Gray, the puoKy hu 49,,
baker did not turn out as one man YESTERDAY -"
threatened to do TO he arrested for wearing saiuwo
nlucarl Is and distributing boycott circu"'''
=, r,o,od alma were passcd about early I'D the "o'h
In, hesore the police had arrived, but Only "o p'ho
.ounn courage to appear after that on miSsion' ''
on, they were both promptly arrested MIS- gray Wv
n.nt large part OF the day on visit 10 'ho Court VI
General Sessions and altogether there was luli Oh
preparation in the hosuiiueS aoou' '"o o'' " ~
sos Hudson-si
The four bakers. Charles Renken. Joseph schnoebel
Valentine Rapf and J. L. Baum. who had been heid III
$500 bail each Wednesday night had nearing yes
terday morning at the Jefferson Market Court before
utce Duffy Louis stecker appeared for the prisoners
q d asked for tho law on the subject, before the BOY
cotsers should be finod for mishe'neanor The clerk
then read section l6S of the Penal Code denhlhg
con spiraey, which is misdeincanoT punisaoe oy III
prlsonmen, for not than year or by fine not
exceeding $500. Section No lGs is as follows;
1.-two or three persons coaspire either to prevent another
person lawful trade o: calling OF doig an, any
frrbs nj Sea Sq to ncrere with Tools IMPLEMENTS
property belonging oused by another Or WIN inc se S
pubic eth to Or trade or commerce or
istlatIOn each oi them is gully OF nisoemeahof.
sympa,hize with these people, said Justice Duhy'
in Efforts get better wages. but this Whole thhs tne
boycotiing) is opposed to the nsttHtohs Oh the county
and must be stopped It is my duty to carry ont the
law AS I find it, These people are guilty OF a msde-
,reanor Ider which they liable TO hne ana inqrsoh-
ment."
Oucer Bureign stated that Rapi one OF the prisoners
he'd heard the edmonton OF the Court on wednesday
and uad gone directly back to Hudson-st ana as
1ibutei circulars again Rapf fined 80 The Others
were let II apiece. Justice DGhys opinion ana
the raising OF the fine IS, carried CONSERVATION to the
unions dquartes i'll tho beer shop No OH TUCSON
ST. AS long rs only 81 and the Dill would
eventually go To Mrs. Gray anyhow, the BAKERS com
stand it. Bat the prospect OF dropping hIty or
hundred 49, 81 g or $40 bills into the city treasury
day made oven TIE phenomenal income OF tue Gray
bakery look SNAIL and bankruptcy stared them unpie"s
anlly in the face to say nothing OF Iip apiece 10 INC
Island at which the Justice hal hinted
About l O'Clock John Beck OF No. $50 Cannon-st
stole ou the shop with some circulars IatIoi
man F,e snapped him UP in a few minutes ana he was
/ fined 80 81 tho afternoon session OF the Court Tne
policeman stationed before the bakery Kept the hoycot-
iers moving all the afternoon, but the latter threw err
Al o'clock Ernest Schmd. a" walking delegate y was
caught the act by officer BARLEY ana consiIhet 70
the ion 10 await trial this mOrring before justice
Duffy The rest nuIscd their wrath behind ihe drawn
bnis o; the saloon and 1t Is SAID they VIII slieiIDt "
got an injunction against the police to-day fDce
Captain Copeland, of the Nini Precinct Mr.. AMI MIS-.
Gray and Officers Boden. Ahern, school ana B'rlioy
were csamued before the Grand Jury in the morning
with reference to obtaining an Indictment aeans, ti
boycotns union Mrs. cray netSen I naJ PAY 1
though That paper started Subscription list 10 meet
ts expenses " IA prosecution The Grand Jury Gld not
finish the consideration pf the case Mr. and MIS- cray
Will appear again this morning with the FOREMAN secoha
hand nd driver OF the baking establishment Assistant
District Attorney Davis sad that II an Indictment Is
ordered may be drawn under section NO los OF INC
! Penal Code.
business at the bakery as brisk rs ever i'll day
Yesterday some trouble had been met with III gettlbs
GdiOnal haus Ut an otter OF ~ 10 - day put
aIe In tue afternoon baker OF fifteen years experience
was secured. He will begin work TINS morning al
o'clock Mrs C0llyer, of Brooklyn, MIS- GfdJs SISTER,
has also come help benlnd the counter Dusl-
ness 500 done yesterday apart IRON inc
cOntr buttons letter Peter Marie plld 20 Tor Dreai
for the New York Institute oL the Blind; member OF
tine Union League Club" $40. for TIE PEABODY Home;
smother friond 49, for the Home for Aeeu
Men and Women. l.. Brace. secretary OF te Chll
drens Aid Society, paid $40 for bread and Mrs H.
Wilson, of No 1876 West Forty hfth-s st, 100 loaves
which she Intends to distribute TO The poor this morning
American sent 50 without an order Leonard W.
Jerome said have dropped III and bought CAKES 0f
all the chill rem he could collect from the nelg h0OOd
Toe following leter lion the Boss Bakers Or2ani
| ZatiUn:
Mrs RAY Dear Madam In the name o! the New YORK
Ross Rakers Organization offer our assistance NOR
ally and financially II you VIII kindly name place ana
hour 10 lawyer 10 consult on the matter you
! will greatly Obge. Respectfully yours.
| NBwY YORK BOSS BAKgFs' ORGAxKAIioN
Beethocen nan, No 21O tlfth-st.
| New-York lavyer wrote rs follows: