The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-19
OUIETER ON THE EAST SIDE.
IsMMA GOLDMAN COMES 70 -oTN TO
TRY TO STIR THINGS UP.

IRY TO STIR THINGS UP.
Advises the HEBREW Anarchists to Help
Themselves TO Bread and TO Fly tho
Black FIse Mr. Cuno's Door-to-door
Progranme.-Two or Thursday's Prison.
er. Held for Trial and the Rest Fined.
The streets about Essex Market were as full
OF noisy Hebrews as the little court room was
when the prisoners taken In the disturbances
OF Thursday were brought to court yesterday
morning by n strong detachment OF police.
They were greeted with shouts as they passed.
Two OF the men were held for trial and the
others were fined from SO to $40. The $40
fines wero imposed oy Justice Noorhis on
Meyer Lippe and Abraham Tignr. who were ac-
cused OF resisting arrest. The men held for
trial were Abram Blum OF 90 Suffolk street and
Louis ortield OF II Norfolk street. Blum is
accused OF riot under section 44o OF the Penal
Code and he was held in default OF $1,000
bail He may get two years and $500 fine on
conviction. He Is said to have torn down the
gas fixtures in Walhalla Hall and smashed tho
mirror with chair. Ortield was held in de-
fault OF $500 bail to be tried at the Special
Sessions for assaulting Policeman Hogan with
. brick.
Most OF the men who were fined declared
that they had no money and were taken to the
coils. Joseph Barondess, tho leader OF the
Cloakmakers' Union. begged Justice Voorhis
10 remit the fines. and when this was denied
he went out to try to raise the money. BY noon
he had paid the fines OF all but four Of the mon.
and at 4 o'clock in the afternoon he came back
with his pockets londed with dimes. hickels.
and coppors He said he had pawned many OF
his valuaples. and had also received many con-
tributions. The four men were released and
started down Essex street. followed by 200
people.
Barondess was greatly disguised to learn
that Lippe. one Of the prisoners Tor whom ne
had worked SO hard had $50 in his pocket
Earondess had paid 50 on his account. Lippe
offered Barondess SIS to call 1t square. Baron
dess expressed himself very vigorously In the
Hebrew jargon. and Lippe skunk away.
Several men offered to furnish bail for Blum
and Ortfeld. but Justice Voorhis did not con-
slider them satisfactory bondsmen.
The crowd OF Hebrews was out in the streets
pretty much all day in one shape and another
1t bulaed out in knots at the corners Of Grand
and Orchard streets until 1t was moved on. 1t
moved on to Broome street and then up town.
It tried in vain to get the International Labor
Exchange for o meeting in East Tenth street.
There was no hope at Clarendon Hall either
and. separating into sections to avoid the ap-
pearance OF o mob. tho people filtered down
town to the region whore every third saloon
has a meeting hall behind 1t. Walhalla Hall
more walked up and down outside:
There were meetings held simultaneously at
T9 9dss h Hail. Isl Alien street. ssi's anu
Emma Goldman. the mistress OF Berkman:
the OF Gaf Of ot
"a man said to be named Herman presided at
the Golden Rule Hall meeting. Emma Gold
man arrived on time and wedged her way to u
Sht PLACE TIE d. TIE TIE
sIont in,EnGi,sh. lie worked himself into a
0hT E'i poonls Who are working" be said.
ARE willing 20 stop work to rescue the pris-
Here some one shouted. Let nobody trans
!I,a!isss press They only come here to keep
~ don't care" said the opeassE: This hall
is hot and wrctched. It's not half as wretched
rs our homes. The people must and can help
themselves. These tobncco chewing Yankees
-wNat rnn they Dc for u .no,..s ~, ,,,,.,o.
"TaiE about tkv 1ioirew riots" continued
the sneaker. "Th" Congressmen who make
had no work and n" money. What has Baron
Aii!srh done for pSy' .,,
nobody Knows ' who o has i It. We haven't The
American law Furnishes us II We commit sui
starve according to law but you can't commit
auicide according to law, II you take loaf
thief! u thiefs' shouted .iiei the audience.
Here attention was drawn to Emma Gold
khenppeared' to be able to breathe the frightful
e{mcspheTe in comfort and looked quite COOL
eaid Take it II no one will give it to you.
S SSn t .h of tho unemployed
Ahe paused moment. and then shrleked:
The black flag. ! say! Let that be your
n hA Al n Al. I.,
Yells and shouts Of APPROVAL drowned her ut
terances Men stood on chairs and beloved.
was to the effect that the sma Gr.cers should
be asked to give food and take their chances
Attic close Of. tho meeting Joseph baron
as.s came ri It. was n nn thnt the fipgs
news broke up the meeting
IN the afternoon the biggest crowd gathered
A. W Allen street. and here Cart; Devery sta
lives The air inside the hail was foul beyond
aesrrlp'13n. The noliromen could not stand
70 sp s ssno"t an "Ht-Som't'c feeling Ono speak
I'VE have tried 70 act like, gentlemen. We
This was new talk for the audience. and it
m sGmf9 S way" WIFI Suddenly
was passed on to the platform. and her speech
HH sn re sane one she gave At Golden Rule
In the mean time the hearers made frequent
visits to the bar. where three bartenders were
Kept busy attending TO their liquid wants. One
OF the speakers said:
4. Remember Chicago. They arrested men
there because they were hungry. That's what
the dirty police did here. lot us parade up
fiIth avenue and show these reorie how
hlngry We are" ' "
When he was through young fellow got up
,Ihsres ielectIyIee here. Let him come
rtlce.' ''' '"o '"''
One man put his hand on this young follows
mSpth., while another pulled him down.
m The headquarters Of tho | ni(ed Hebrew
Trades. at 81 Delaney street. Was seethinw
with people u i day, who denounced Bar0ndess
Ietween President Wrirsteln OF this OrgnnIza-
tioE, SUPPOSED to represent the Socialist. and
baIondess ;here Is undying Nntipathy
~ sevefa, OF the headquarters Of tie Social
istS bnrondess has been accused Of irst.rni2.
M WIN tho WebIow Anarchists whoasscmhlo
a, ilSe street. the rallying grounl 0i east
riir Anarchists Ito violently denied this YES
is.dGy. and declared that he Was aconserva-
| Know nothing OF thnSa m - IA,