New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-15
CIV OF THE MOB ARE HELD.
Y,soypEss FREE FOR FEW MINUTES.
,v.AHREsTEp AFTER BAIL HAD BEEN FIXED

,r.AHREsTEp AFTER BAIL HAD BEEN FIXED
At SO oo-ALL GO HANDCrFFED TO JAIL.
rbetown hall in Jamaica, l.. j. was throhsed |es'er
a.r morning with a crowd OF farmers VINO had come ~
W. ,rlrc "A the cases of the twelve Polish closknaRers
wv w. .r ,rested for completely in the outrage COM
80 in Herman Greenbaum's house in that town.
,ms,,c. Hendrickson held brief conference WIN
D,..,,rt Auorncy Fleming a1d Mr. Palmer WHO
araA for IN. prosecution. William /. Howe
"a his associate MIR. Morse, were present 10 IooA
80 IN. interests Of the defendants
1rs,ice HcndricksOn opened court at 30 CLOCK
,.ued the case Of the people against joseph
~o,d.ss who is the recognized leader OF the fol'eh
,.abmakers and who is alleged 10 nave p!a'hou "
,h oreenbaum' place. Barondees was brought Ho'i
c,u in the basement of the town nall where lie n.N
- conrsoned since his arrest on Wednesday. MI
80. told the court that Bafondsss would wave eN
ovation and was prepared TO give ball. DistHc'-
..,.,,sx Flenjn- then held few minutes cohNeiSa
49, ,.,h Ju,tice Hendrckson, when the latter al"
ro.1 that he woLld hold Parondcss IN Slo'"oV' ~'N
tb,, there must M w, suretics $500.
a. th,s Mr.. Howe sharply addressed the csur'
av,, don't mean to say you WIT S2Oooo Dali
Ius,,ca U.ndrickson replied that $4,000 BAH W0uiu
be sufficient but two men wouio nave W -. ,,is
t"nssmon Mr. Howe appeared to be se'ish9d h' 'ii.'
-. o,. that The bail would be fotthcOmIHs' ''
,.o satd that Judge Cullen, OF the supreme N
"a Granted an order in the case OF b"reh"os''
,u,r,na the Jamaica authorities 10 sho" cS"'' wig
r.u,d not be admitted to bail. Tie oiaef Il io'"
able on Tuesday next. - D.. he
.rought up from the cells. Mr. MOSS h'loih
conrt that samuel scheurer, one OF inc '.,,
bod beco,ne I'll since his arrest and was III "i"
copdttion The prisoners brought In were Ao'"n'
Armse OF No. "a Attorney-st; paVld BUM Vi We
urryst: Fritz Goldsten, of No. $40 hIOo" , ~
porwich Epstein, Of No. Auorney-"' i",nH
IL
~ No. 345 Norfolk-st.; Israel Torches %
W AZ Henrr.st: Wolf Turhen. No. ITO FoiT'h,
=, Iopis Lett OF No 10 Essexst.: Joseph blioSA .,
No 90 Henry-st., and Frank Ringold' OF ~.
Broome-.t.. all of New-iork scheuier was "
appear in court , ,.,o "a
me first witness was Herman Greenbaum. VINO 10
n.aed the story Of how the mob had at'scAeo ms V'
"a bls workshop poured vtriol over his HUE %.
willie and DESTROYED the goods In his worhsnoP WV,
The same fluid. GreenbauIn poSt'eN
pincold a. the man who threw the Vl'r1o oNe 49,,
willie The witness did not see eny OF ui'o o''J,
prisoners with vitrOl, although ne looNlinou "',N
as having been present. lie did not know WHO uo
stroyed the goods IN MS WoihSloP' 40 H' ~ W.
bouse TO summon assistance ~
william d. jefferson, painter identnee AoFo""
o one Of the Poles he get aboard inc eectl0 oui
Of Fast New-Yorl and ride to Jamaica NIlIam H.
penne,t and Charles r. Battersby, painters VINO wele
with jefferson at the time, ldentheu nnoSAi anu 0N
stein as being on the car. A.
After recess Mrs. Greenbanm was placeo On 'no
stand and identified Turken, Hneoio anu
Torches the men WIZ H.,
Goods in her husbands WORKSHOP 'ii0
Greenbsum who gave her evidence u'SuS" au
t.rnrstar stcpped down from the witness stand ana
80. -, niueold and tile others mentioned above
- those whom she positively identified as eeing
nrosent at tile time OF the outrage she alse ssiu
,h.t Galesteln was the man who threw we '''''0
over her little son Nm
Attorney Flehaing said mat thers we so
s,rther evidence for the prosecution MI howe ASKED
~ s,,cb.rge Of all the prisoners. with the excop'
,ior Of parondcss, the ground that they haa NV
hs.n identified as being present al Oreehesum "e0'
In the case Of Louis Nschhh, VINO hau hot v0v,
Identified, justice Henorlchsoh d HInm weTe ais
go Esd ON tic same gtouna Inc U'Is Weiv NV t
clscS. rt;"n Of the Grand Jury without bull IN
ieT uas ~ Earondes. the required $1,000 ball Wa
eiv.T The bcpdsn being Joseph Mor,Is a.. hoyt
sISol, ri Fast New-YOrk. Al Barondcss was sbo.,
,o ,Ea conf room he rearrested by sheFLI
70 on the charges of eXtorton and larceny
con Pnoak manufacturers Of New ORR ,o,,o,ood
sheriff Godner and nder SiieLl 6 to,Y' hem ~
seven tes opeens County Jail in Long Island CITY N y;
Howe that he expected { 70 pree Court <;
paTondess will have to be taken beioTe 'uNSo
Cullen TUESDAY in a6eaS corpus a pnE The Grand
Jury acts upon tAeG had gone with the prisoners
. Are Iisnj CIV, A. d. Henry, of No. l39 nackett
~ Rino;IyiI who is one of the ulI0u Ci'on an r,odl
a Md
,b,asts saving that the striking coahhiahe's ,,f ~
-at cliaI.~ Mr.. Di,tlcr. who II dcpuin H r. Tu
aarTas ted Henry and locked him up IN lIc 49,
GiJi lie ,yil have hearing Oh 'io"""'
Justice EachToa. -. ouo ,,ucb fucensed at
,be ,ron OF The police in Icarrcs;nS Jo'eP ' raf
tber leader on the charge OF eAtoIuon. -vi,bt INF
meeting Of the ciOakma&cTs was leu i",' onT wonld
saveraI members Of the union VINO were scG' ojrs
YCt believe that the charge would Dc @ 90 them,
Rarondess When asked 10 give Il reason VIZ der
snnonnced that the manufacturers Wo 1u zion
for f. but as,thcr interrupted MN Mlth o tLat The
MAJ there was no truth IN the CHARGES " - ueron
uiion would prove that the money rtceiNtH - e,rEe
GesS was for the union. to pay the Iii he held
80 Gov tD.ach Of contract. ntciHlS VIII ~ Z
a. me headquarters Of the union 10 aaH. 80 st 10
ecutiye Board will probably meet tii' eNe"iNs "'