New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22


sion that the men were carrying on an unreason-
ing campaign The first questions that suggest
themselves to those who are called upon to OBJ
serve the movements Of thc unemployed are: l.,
there really any suffering among these people ?
Are there many people among them who are really
80 destitute that they are in need If fool?' The
only truthful answer 10 these questions l., " Yes.
Vt the MEETINGS yesterday this apparent
No DISORDER IN THE DAY TINE.
The meetings during the day were tame enough
affairs. At the International Labor Exchange. m
Fast Tcntl-st.. and in Golden Rule Hall, at No
I2j Rivingtnn-st.. all was quiet. There was no
meeting in either place Ill" two meetings h"li
during the day were in Pythagoras Hall, IN Canal
st.. just east of the Bowcry, aud IN Covenant
Hall, in Orchard-,t, adjoining WaIhalla Hall.
I'm the evening there was another demonstration
in Union Square, succ '>Sfu' IN point Of
numbers than the demonstration made there on
Saturday evening All day and all night proca-
nations were being turned out OF the manifesto
mills at the headquarters OF the various organi-
zntions that are trying to get recruits Just now.
Covenant Hail. at No. 80 Orchard-st, was packed
with Anarchists early in the afternoon. Speeches
were made by young Anarchists, VINO advised
their hearers TO take the law into their own
hands. The proprietor of the hall gave away
beer and sandwiches for WHILE and then in de-
spair sent around 10 Police Captain lhvcry, at
the Ellrdgc-st police station, for protection
force of police in citizens clothing was sent to
the place No arrests were made
At the meeting in Pythagoras Hall all was
quiet.
At the evening demonstration that fierce cX-
moment Of Anarchy, Emma Goldman made herself
conspicuous She spoke in her shrl"'t ana most
agitatcd tones She cursed capitalists ana AL
vi-cd her hearers 70 take bread and other things by
force if they cuuh not get them otherwise. she
and her companion a young fellow named Tim
merman set the police 10 thinking. The evening
demonstration was attended by fully 5000 people.
Some of the speeches made there may be heard
from yet
ACTUAL CNSES OF DESTITrTON.
INQUIRIES made at the police station in FL
dridgcst concerning actual OF dc,tituton re-
suited in reporters being referred to Dr Mdrk'-
wicz, of the night medical stan of tn precinct
DR.. Markicwicz said TO Il Tribune reporter
have lived here among these people for about
nine years, and must say have never seen any 70
thing like the dcstitution that prevails here now
There are many INSCRIPTIONS ones who are taking
advantage of the cry for bread by declaring them
selves to be in need But, happily, these I'M
posters not many
The doctor then gave to th" reporter tir' h"''''
and addresses of nearly a score of destitute per-
sons whom he had visited during the last TWO
days. Il am convinced" said he, that there
are hundreds of destitute people among the un-
employed here on the East Side.
The parade from Golden Rule Hall ana the
other headquarters of the men in the evening was
orderly. IL was planned that black nag shohid
be carried Captain Devery spoiled this plan
He said " Mo- in AN extremely firm manner Inc
flag was left behind
Before tile crowd started for Union SIuoIc one
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