The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-03-12

rude things Of the authorities. and iocularly
."T %& inaeA sls g have have v You heard the prisoner
!" have heard him threaten to make the
fref1dents VILE take In washing"
Yes. your Honor"
Not fancy, work?
Then Capt. Hiiliams tcstines to tho prisoners
conduct In Union Square. and quotes and
Both Hilliams and the previous witness testify
int the crowd was very large. This point Is
The prisoner addressos the Court. He says
him don't know what socialism Is. Then no
ih,,s Witnesses is sS lor the defence. Bishop
th As m the Bishop o9 f., takes M ,hs s.Hnd there sH Is b hSs5a
family and far away. The issotSeisailstIc Singing
society stands out at the stage door In the alley.
The Bishop snys he attended the meeting in
persons Ca,Sn sq there IN Il e was out ufs Getting Hns' s Sais 1 iittie
needed recruitment, from ihc SATURDAY, night
!GI' visited ii sf tSe msesins S unSer p ssss Il" Of p psyins
What was said about bowels 2" asks the
You said. but at great length and with much
cmtroidery OF LANGUAGE more than question
more owners ,nse sa q esp had e sH SHwe md tO th aae s xUsss no
one else would be kind TO them, the workers
must be kind to themselves and take tho mat
=. Mayor Levitt" is the next witness for the
1. .Wsf !. you present at the meeting Mr..
What's that to your What do you want to
"A poiieemanI,a political heoler-brought
How many were present."
"PRid they plot anything dreadful ,ua
one fool was. in the chair. and another fool read
como OF my letters. and then they worried mo
ttll was sick OF 1t as to where such and such
n 19SIs n should and Sc ;bs to s spC Sa h'lIS. t the ssf feo yG sad
which they, laughed q good deal, but I couldn't
Gould you understand them when they we're
%No; i couldn't; / cannot say ! tried. I
thing worth netting that George Henry says is
prisoner = seemed TO be u determined. cunning.
and most dangerous p%srs9n" ,..u,,,u mr.
bellows. addresses the court for the prosecu-
,ion. The Judge addresses the jury, and twists
the testimony around to make il appear that
ceedingIy dangerous person. Tho. "Mnrseil-
laise' grows louder without. The Judge SEN
]t tsnsss the sn nFi i iIns Of f. s tSsnty years in the peni-
There is hammering on tho doors of the court
room. Above u confused roar OF voices can be
hymn. The singing society is now In the wings.
As tho Judge in frightened. Guaverinc tones
orders the prisoner removed. the doors arc
broken ill.,, Enter a Socialist ensign waving u
red flag. Enter a crowd Of working men. En-
",Marseillaise." The Social Revolution is pro-
claimed, Hooray. hoorny! The Socialist en-:
the District Attorney. sneak of L. U. Z. fiber-
~. at last-hooray! The Tables are Turned"
Tho next net takes place in the country. The
revolution is over. 1t has been a great success.
Everybody is happy. Mary Pinch, and the
zen !i"ts Judgel Jarrett; He is TERRIBLY fright
have fun with him. They organize a mock
court: Lawrence Freemsn. late a prisoner;
course 1t is all a joke. There are no judges in
this Arcndia-no courts. no jails. no capitalists.
no monopolists. no churches. no policemen. no
clubs! Everybody is free and happy. Every
body is free,-free as the air. Sing hey. an
holly-hilly. no!
The p~enitent Judge is slapped on the back
and gets a square meal. Goals OF fire. scrip
turaily. speaking, are heaped mountain high
upon his head. The Joyous throng dance and
and ths curtain falls