New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-20
THE woRKMEN DIScUSs THEIR TROUBLES.

MEETINGS DURING THE AFTERNOON IN THE
HALLS on THE EAST sIpE-EMMA GOLDMAN.
TIE RAgID ANARCHIST. TALKS WILDLY
The great mass Of unemployed on the East sioe
were not idle yesterday. Although they had no
means of earning a livelihood, they were busy
They were arousng all the unemployed TO a de-
termination to display their deplorable condition.
and thereby to make deep impression on the
minds OF all those who might witness ther ue-
monstratons.
In Rivington Delaney. Essex and Ludlow SITS.
and in all the other thoroughfares OF the East sue
where the majority OF the unemployed live, there
were great crowds Of Hebrews all the afternoon
The riots OF Thursday the consequent arrests OF
score of the rioters, and the menacing determined
attitude of the police had aroused all these people
to high pitch Of excitement. During the after
noon there disturbances at the meeting places
of the unemployed and the Anarchists ana 'he
Socialists among them at all day.
About O'Clock yesterday afternoon there was Il
clash between the orthodox and converted jews IN
the Allen Street Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church, at No. SO Rivington-st. The Rev. Arno C.
Gaebelein, the German pastor, speaking to
congregation of between 700 and 500 Jews. About
$50 OF these were converted Jews. The others were
there out of curiosity. Mr. Gaebelein spoke Of the
riot at Walhalla Hall Thursday. His text was
taken from Zacharah TX, 10: He shall speak peace
to the nations" Mr. Gaebelein spoke on Christ as
[ n peaccmaKer, anu tn'Il toiu lic jews 'hdt 'i's
had pursued a wrong course In their demand for
bread It was. he said. very poor way to get
bread by breaking into barrooms.
After Mr. Gaebelein had spoken In this way Tor
a minute two jew jumped up and denounced
him. Instantly all semblance OF order disappeared
The excited Jew and many Of his companions shouted
and waved their arms in protest. Mr. Gaebelein
could not proceed with his talk. The janitor OF
the church went for a policeman. When the dis
turbers saw his uniform there was rush Tor the
exit and a minute later there was wildly ex-
cited crowd in the street in front OF the church.
The police had some difficulty in dispensing the
crowd.
There was a meeting early yesterday afternoon OF
the Executive Committee OF the Socialist conference
| in Pythagoras Hall It was decided to hold a meet
ing there every day until the present trouble had
ceased The speakers there yesterday were A.
Fcigcnbaum, Roman Lewis and Abraham cooper
An effort will be made by these men to get Cooper
Union for weekly demonstrations Of the unenl-
ploycd A relief committee composed or August
Waldineer Harry Glyn and Isaac Bennett, was
appointed TO collect money. food and clothing.
This committee will meet every day at NO Oh
East Fourth-st.
Joseph Barondess. the leader Of the cloakmakers.
who has been prominent in the movements lately
| received an anonymous letter yesterday demand
ing a boycott against l.. NJ. Hornthal. president
OF the Clothing Manufacturers Association. The
letter badly written, was signed "A Tailor" 1t
said that Hornthal. land others like him. ought
70 be compelled TO pay literally, or else throw
his goods into the streets
In Golden Rule Hail. at No. l25 Rvington-st,
there was a large crowd all the afternoon.
man who refused TO give his name to the capital
istic press" made long speech in the Hebrew
German Russian jargon denouncing the Wander
bits the police, George j. Gould and Russell sage
as robbers.
Al Military Hall. No. 1873 Bowery, named
varaf no sppa X
ers They managed to raise - to pay Tor the haii.
They advised all to keep away from parades ana
demonstrations of all kinds That fierce exponent
of Anarchy, Emma Goldman. entered the nall put
was fired out" ANONYMOUSLY.
Emma Goldman was the cause OF much FEAR ana
trembling all day. She was at the various meet
ings. but departed in a hurry when Barondess her
enemy appeared. She was followed all the time by
Csptan Deyerys detectives. Ip her last speech in
Golden Rule Hall she said Il wouldn really believe
what | see with my own eyes II people were 10
come and tell me what hungry fathers can do.
Now | see what the Jews are. Don't lose your
courage about this Walhaa Hall business. Keep
right ahead and speak the truth You VIII surely
x xmcr Emma Goldman had made her speech she
went No As Canal-st. and had her picture taken.
Barondess said yesterday that on Friday he was
questioned by Acting Superintendent Conn and
Captain Devery as to the cause of the riots, etc,
aa ine' OF the sands in trade and that about
four 1fths OF the rioters were citizens.
w nile the reporters were III ieldilcty 81 JULIUS
Bodansky asked them to come with him ard wit
two cases OF slow starvation The reporters
accompanied Bodansky to his rooms on the third
floor in the of the house at No $50 Delaney
ST., and found Bodansky's father and mother in
a truly pitiful condition. Coda and Jacob Bo-
dansky their names. They were frightfully
ema ciated Both old. The woman is living
skeleton. She lies on her bed. unable to move,
while her husband totters about the room.
do you wonder that there are riotsy' young
Bodansky asked the reporters. Il have been out
OF work for three months We have had nothing
to eat since yesterday morning"