The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-27

Attorney and submitted 1t for legal advice
That Official agreed with the Superintendent
Of Police. and thereupon the legal invitation
for Mr. Zimmerman was prepared and given
by Mr.. Byrres to Detective Sergeants Jacob
and Krausch to serve.
They located the young man early Friday AZ
ternoon. but for their own reasons did not ar
rest him until after midnight yesterday morn
ing. He was then found In Tompkins square.
and when he was told that he was wanted"
seemed to know what for. He went quietly
with the officers. who took him to the Tombs.
which retreat he had the honor OF entering By
private door,
Zimmerman is young. slight, tall has long
hooked nose, and wears eyeglasses. He isre-
ported to be the editor Of the BrdndfdckeL the
AnarchistIc sheet started by Emma Gold
mans lover. Bergman. the assaiant OF Mr..
Frick. He. too. is said to be o lover OF tho
Goldman woman and to have recently lived
with her In an East Fifteenth street tenement
between Avenues A and b.
When Zimmerman was arraigned In the
Tombs Police Court yesterday he said hs was
an artist IN odeler. although in an interview
with Bun reporter month ago no said no
was u druggIst's clerk. and politically an
".Autonomist" not an ANARCHIST Hethen held
the sanguinary views that the death 81 all cap.
for the rest Of mankind.
the C. Complaint lsI Of Charles jacob Of 800 Mui:
berry street. one OF the officers who arrested
him. who deposes and says:
New YORK II ii. county Of New Io.E Charlie. i'm :;
ssns sy
and to The numGsI Of FIX snd up
AID 'uS s ,nso and
e ana isw5: and ,am%;;
crimes asa,ns. law otths state with force and arms.
Ga 'aa
and ,Sas s o,.. y e : an
mal;ctous persons did anAwfaiIy. wieEediy. and ma
ssr IA ..a eat Of @
pna Of a N. good
and did threaten to irosure arm. ammnmtion any
sI sSRHs', SfI mos, wistsd
81 % as e.
When this was read to Zimmerman In Court
yesterday ne answered. speaking In German:
,ofd R esem f's we Ssrpss afSysd
would DO famine there would LohInger. there
vide against these things. which otherwiss
were sure to come. and II they did not 1t would
be necessary for them to do those things which
What things ?" the Justice asked.
th GS, wnlT ne vGn I19EFe mo with"
After amoments hesitation the prisoner an
sT lis bail was liked liked at $4,000 When he was
sa and ss mads
speech expected apprehension but l do not
ThroTs o ut the court proccedn gs no seemed
to consider his role heroic. He had no bonds
MnsT VEN s to this city Ss
MIR. Byrhss declined yeste . to give the
rants have been issued. and declined to Ray
wsre looking aor Emma Mnn aoiman HAT Young
woman has been very much not ut homo since
Emma smoke on Thursday night 10 Wash
ington Hall. t'3 Thetfor avenue. brownsville.
in tho Twenty-siXth ward ~ brooklyn. The
While she was sreaking. Joseph Barondess
casino. Eastern PARKWAY and Watkins street,
and yesterday tho aremea said the mosilps
Was SO disorderly that they had to call the
police to heys the mest5E closed ,.rcnss IN
hold meetings. In Flower aali, HsOorne street
n"a Srs ssseny Rea thu sasss
shops. no ono knowing where they are to be
held except the Initiated
writer's. who are possibly recently landed I'm
miarnnts. that tho police OF New, York have
Superintendent iiyrnrs snid yesterday:
,"'Even Anarchists. I ,herc are any Anar-
chists. ~ they want to hold meeting. have ns
they do not break tho law. j have not forbid
den any ,hHIi proprietor % let his hill: IL
meeting Is In progress ana insend.Sy ssnt
TO act, Cart. Devery did not forbid the letting
q any Of the halls. liz told tho proprietors
likely to inelte riot they would 10 responsible
themselves for the damages Tho police must
g2 sy the lev as veil e. other peGEs and In