The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-05
BARONDESS NOT OUT YET.
A Dtssppetstea Thrsre Of Cissknukers at
the Teratr shs n Happy Mna Inssae-
They Csuids't Find the sheriK. Whose
Order IL Necessary TOT the Release.

A DtsnppotsteA Throne Of ssEnukers at
the Terssr sNs Happy Msa INSIDE
They Ceuies't find the SheriK. whose
Order IL Necessary TOT the Release.
ALBANY. June There was a larae deleen.
ton at the Executive chamber this morning In
behalf OF tho application for pardon for 10.
seph Barondess. sentenced to Sing Sing for
obtaining 500 from the firm OF Popkiu l.
Marks on tho ground that no would send their
cloakmakers back to work. The delegation
consisted mainly Of Representatives OF the va
rious labor unions Of New York city. headed
by Jnmes p. Archibald. Lawyer John W.
GoT appearedas oounsel.and present cd letters
and appeals for pardon In largo numbers.
Assenblyman Sulxer was among those present
In favor OF the prisoner. and Thomas OI,ellly
and NJ Raphael represented tho Brooklyn la-
Dor organizations. August Waldeiger rep
resented the Central Labor Federation. Tho
petitions handed in by this delegation contain
about 20 200 names, and In addition to these
there wers . number OF special letters. one
being from District Attorney Nicol. recon-
mendinE the pardon. Tho Governor decided
that no would hear the application at IL A. ii.
Aftor listening to the appeals and letters and
TO arguments by Mr. Gofr. Assckblyman Sui
zor. and others. the Governor said:
I'm view OF tho fact that whom Barondess COM
mitted the crin,e It was not established by the
courts to DO a crime. will pardon him. but
the law Ii now established. and others must
beware"
Gov. Flower also rartoncd James Drown.
convicted az mnnslAuGhter In tho first degree
In Rensselaer, county and sentenced to twelve
years. imprisonment. Tho pardon will take
effect on Monday next. Brown has wife and
three children. senator Collins and several
9TH. sshh
Of Kings county. convicted Of m attempt at
wa: anG H9ta ys,tssy e When Thea the
asssh tx 4omns rs" s Dora AGsn
mann. a bright little black,cysd girL mcmber.
ss n9 VA! !1rs hS nnr"" an "p
stsn onher nsnner 81 the GioaskmmHikksTs
lspresentina the Central Labor Union: James
4 n. r"intS,s Artss
brunsw"k. Secretary Of tho rarondess i'nr'lon
G1H r II. EEh e tnS ssH Tss
ts a!so" n T "% H LII ssi?n without "''
Yes. and have H"I It here: said Miss Gold
taIyisS the document N ,b.
t%rs Q, GOV fla%sr and sdnittsd tina. i It was
made the delegation tired. for mn immense
crowd waited outside to escort Barondess from
tho TOmbs.
II could not be helped. however. They saw
Barondees shook hands with him. aud con-
The Sheriff. Meanwhile tho crowd. growing
larger every minute. began to grow noisy and
ippatient Bar;nndess sent o on, . message to
den Fallnn. who had treated him kindly. and
for his own, cake. to keep good order.
came down that sheriff German was in tho
country. and that an effort would he made to
find him to-day and have Barondess set free.
Tho crowd quietly separated and held jollih-
cations at the headquarters Of tho unions to
dess had been visited BY A. W. Wright OF the
General Executive Board Of tho Knights OF
Labor and by various labor delegates. He re-
ring from Miss Marie Wilde on behalf Of the
women's branch of the Cioakmake rs' Union.