The sun., 1891-03-12
THE vITRIOL THROWERS.
CoLD-BLoODED ORDERS ATTRIBUTED
TO CONsPIRATOR BARONDEsS.

CITY yesterday morning and applied to Justice
Kilbreth Of the Tombs Police Court for the
custody OF Barondess the leader OF the cloak
makers, and his eleven disciples. whom Inspsc-
tor Byrnes arrested on Wednesday night. for
wreckinG the shop Of Herman Greenbaum at
Jamaica. He wanted to take them to Jamaica
for examination on . complaint made By
Grsenbaum. The Justice turned the twelve
men over to him. and Inspector Byrnes do.
tailed ten detectives to help him get them to
Jamaica. Whom their destination was reached
they were marched to the Town Hall and
locked up until 4 O'Clock. At that hour they
vere arraigned before Juatice Hendrlckson.
Barondess's long. curly. black hair gave bis
pale. thin face still pslsr Appearance He
didn't say word during tho proceedings. Tho
spectators weFe packed In so closely that they
formed solid mass around the prisoners.
The few rows Of benches with which the room
10 furnished were used to stand upon. The
only person who sat was Justice Hendriekson.
Even the stsnoRrapher had to stand.
The list OF prisoners who answered tho JUS
tice's roll call was IS follows: Joseph Baron
dsss. aRed "a. OF l39 Essex street; Abram
Arnss. 49, Of "a Attorney street: David Blum.
~. Of 20 Henry street: Heritz Goldstein. 95. OF
246 Broome street: Samuel Snheurer. "a. Of 172
Rivin0ton street; Borwich Ebstein. 81, OF 8
Attorney street: Philip Rosenberg. IS. OF SS
Suffolk street Louis Macklin. 2b. OF So Norfolk
street; Israel Turches. 25. Of 43 Henry street:
Wolf Turken. 26. OF ITO Forsyth street: Julius
Lett. 33, Of 80 Essex street, and Joseph Blot.
ski. "a. Of 90 Henry street.
As soon a. Justice Hendriokson had finished.
Lawyer Joseph Moss began to talk. He Was
hsmmed in BY the spectators SO effectively that
he could not be seen. but no one had any
trouble in hearing him. He wanted tho COM
pleint against the prisoners made moro definite
and certain. he said. 1t had been drawn up
under section 492. and accused all the prison.
ers. except Bar r9ndesa OF burglary IN the
p prostitution meant this. Il. Lursa was in.
By the Hs the tine t9s. broke
to destroy the house tho prosecution couldn't
make 2 charge q burglary; =, n, w,,, ~.
aeoueel OF counselline aud adyislng these men
ba HGs
cuse the others OF burglary in the SECOND de.
gree? The common intent must he taken into
District Attorney Fleming Of Queens county
nieht TO commit some crime. ,,",.,
This particular compliant Of which these
Ssy nso with
the intention to destroy feloniously, the de-
s ss.pe Crimes s
saqss, ses5S Tss
ton postponed until. tomorrow. but the Jus
ssS h hsS before
tics make the bail as light as possible. but tho
Jussies refused f d. to accept any bnii Ct ALL u:
tators. This expression Of sentiment caused
Tie so@pialns ssaiast Bsrondess Of cesn:
selling and adyislne was ne1t taken up The
sS.c. We ooWs to
i sss ssns .aa a{ {hs Ss r.s: sss:
that he Is well acquainted with J. Barond:ss.
and has knoyp hin fer the past si5 months
Aen sr Street cit o Sss YORK. room
h Rs sd
+ Ss Es asd
Sst !ee sss alhst 5 rss lax s, ess Ss .s I
sho S sus a wa sh Esr g. ana
sm9cth iaGs g. and. and long nose was - tSld
deponent and the said other men. to go and
buy soms stun to burn up the goods bslonginR
oie S.. 81 s%n9 Sos, Of HsIs Sss
procured by the said Barondess and handed to
ths shd yoHng man tnd d. st The the same time she
ssd goanx the ana
the money and went put and IN about attSe9
With VIII some me- sort oi liauid ), that tho said
b.r0ndss: unScrked one Of shs bottlIes tsok
fos tho ss % a' S rs e.
s Ssa hs whS "a: nuss asss
Of men. and that the deponent bad the said
!he Ssndk kerehiei very badly: ana that vhea
sas'fsP'sr esSt L bsrns Is aoed ss 'u0''Ane' n a
hs ,bs sna .ad tbs sSd
there assembled to take the vitrlol to 20 to tho
place where GreenSsum and Billet were at
,hss hs s1s al hs
o Ta' s9 Sa nS an4 to sss s:9
though he was requested to go with the men.
had no idea OF going. and Is matter OF fact
"TSss The said Darondess asked the men to
and asstsSy ns ES9d m nTn sns eps y one sS 81
OF them. oi being arrested by the police. aud II
Vas arranged rN g. that they should start carly In
E1.Jnlse Gi,dersleeve said he wasn't pre-
ssy III.
ths face Of this affidavit or Of injuring the NJ
on, deliberately pouring the yitrIol over lie
body. On the present .3n n03mpislanf tiEn 3GHiEnss
yioencs: the maximum penalty prssctibed BY
maximum penalty to which the other prisoners
was liable was ten years.
Rowing to the extraordinary power Baron.
asss sIsrts over ths :cloaklnak.is" sontinasd
that your Honor PLACE his B ball M ysndins exam
tnAtion, ct not less than SlO0UO.
:xorbitant We're dozen men 70 e b commit,
q crime was going TO be committed. II his story
be true. and YET went homo without trying to
| prevent i2 Was such q man as this to be al
lowed TO stand above one who had never been
| arrested before. whose character could not he
impe achsd3 Thore was no ousstion Of Baron-
dess's appearance, he. SAID The reply which
the lawyer got from the Justice to this pas
sionate appeal Was:
won sscspt Ss down
stAirs."
The Justices decision was received with up:
| roarious applause. Tho spectators stamped
| the floor with their heavy boots AMI elapped
| their hAnds without rufflinR The Court