New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-20
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.


JOHN MOST WILL DE ALLOWED TO TALk.
The fact that arrangements have been made for
meeting 10 bc addressed by John Most IN the LABOR
Iyccum. in MyIte.st.. Tuesday evening, led Moses
Nav and four rabbi OF Hebrew synaSoene> TO appear
TO Police Commissioner Hayden yesterday to see IL
the meeting could not be stepped. as on Tuesday INC
Feast Of the AtOnement Is celebrated by the Jews VII"
pomp and ceremony. They said that inc ''""" Nv
tho meeting would rcvile religion ann cre''c w.
turhancc in the community day held ea'rca by
many persons. Attention was calico 10 tue i"'' '''
on the same day last year meeting was mel" ny
Nosi and Inf, followers in Clarendon Hail. Hc" '"'"'
and the police had TO stop the n"tonN prcce"!"E'.
Extract from the Ircihch. the Anarrh>'i' organ VI
Most and his followers. were presented - SEQ" '"'
sentiments ana the delegation said that 'heE oo uo'
want Most to teach anarchy, seoi''o" """ '"'
on Tuesday Of all days. 80
whatsoever HAYDEN said he doubted II he ma"
ANY ri:ht to interfere vita free speech ~ 81, o'"
meeting. but that he would see t.aa ~, ~ fh. pr,rc
Wcrc committed aid no disturbance. ui wv p
would b. allowed II every one Of the l,WV po s nin
in the city had 10 DC on Land for tho PURPOSE VI ""
tanning Order
THE CONDUCTOR WANTED TOO MANY TICKETS.
James t;imartin, a cloth importer, OF No. ID Les
penard.st, New-York has begun suit against '.s
Hrooklyn Bath and West End Rsllro1d Company u
recover $4,000 damages for injuries receiver Oh
August 20. Mr. Giimsrn charges that on t'.a' hs'''
while Oh train Of the e 'lnpanv Win l''"""' WI "
WAY 70 brooklyn, be was assaulted by eo'o"' W.
NAMED savage who struck him on the rght eye WIN
n signal. lamp, and inflicted a severe injury. MI
(;iln,artn say, that by mistake he handed the con-
1ucto- three tircts for himself and fend 'hS'c o'
two The conductor refused to return the extra uche'
but became abusive and pointing to woman stthS
beside him said Amt she riding with yoh "''
tiumartin said she not and demanded the r't"r'
OF the ticket The conductor went away ana cturnta
later TO continue the discussion ana accorn'hE 10
C;ilmartn. continued II with the l1iteTn rue SIN
carries tine >rars of the encounter ana says ms IN
lo.l o-fif ypr n
40 EVIDENCE AGAINST TIE TEACHERS.
The Libraric, Committee of the Board OF Edu' a''oh
met YESTERDAY 10 investigate the alleged action oi te
public school teacher, In selling Usks ana stationery
10 children The matter brought 10 the attention
Of the Board by petition signed by twen'yS'N s'a-
tioncry dealers and dated August II. N0'icc I'D"
been sent out to the >cncrs asking them t" conc
md assist the Ioard in getting at the violation OF
The rule The only complainant present was lh""'a
NJ Mac nair, of No. 30 broadway. lie sdii nc s'gheN
to help the retail trade and for himself had no com
plant 10 make. lie sometimes sold u teachers DAT
made lust as much by selling to them. lie wouid
lot or could not give any specific lnfornatD', aii
thr commit tcenIcn became lnuigid'it. ana asAed ih1
wiV he signed tn. paper IL he knew o'hing ana nan
10 complaint 10 make. The committee decided ID
meet AGAIN next Friday at 5 u. M