The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-21

election day Z The democrats told you not to
Instantly there, was a rumpus. Yels and
cheers drowned Barondesss voice.
shousS the 1GI Know taat
true" ,, , s,.u..
what is to be done ?" continued Barondess
II respect all men OF any party here to-day as
up here as to what We could do men got up
aud preached their political gospels, know
Of United Hebrew Trade! but all else aside
s3.o6O.00Q for the starving masses. take IT.
Take all the money offered. move the ap-
p Then ioowsd the moving Of the resolutions
printed above. man named Thomas OBJ
to '' requesting the Civi justices to POSTPONE
| action in eviction cases.
:. mmWhoare YOU p asked B3arondess OF Thomas
| " Who do you renreSentH'
-" Thousands of non-union workmen." said
Ths delegates howled.. At length Mr.. Com
pers obtained n hearing for Thomas.
1T Is against the law 20 AK the Civil Jus.
the city to reimburse the landlo rds Tor the un.
employed workingmen., The Justices will not
The Sity 70 loGk out Tor the sndlords let the Re
| always done it. and can do it now"
The resolutions were passed without further
GomperS The committee chosen to tor receivc
subscriptions and solicit aid were Joseph
&. n. Adler and James Doyle. This committee
| will also confer directly with all labor unions
s1lSt fheF so1ne raj on t
State authorities is Samuel Com pers as adj
| wiser. Henry Weisman: Moses de Costa. Charles
Wh hes'n0'S' N000'' MI '"~p''''' and Henry
The committee to present the new economic
| Chris Evans. loser h BarOndees Andrew Smith
Henry White. and T. c. Walsh. 1t is not yet
Henry WV said that he was con-
WINGED that certain delegates present could
Hail. e the %
demonstrations. Joseph Ba-ondess immedi-
raignmcnt of Emma Goldman.
the in nn0n
Of common sense. Men here can prevent that
happening again
that It hoped any more demonstrations would
be omitted until after a big dem onstration was
next Sunday at the same time and place.
THE UNEMPLOYED NOT INVITED TO THE LABOR
DAY PARADE.
The delegates to the Central Labor Union
were shy OF the subject OF last weeks demon
STATIONS OF the unemployed. Before the
meeting opened n. they talked inf 2. about
nohnr to do With the at
trodpce the subject There was no stavinG it
port giving the names OF several unions which
we're to Join in the Labor Day parade. The
rush. and Delegate Winston Of the Walters.
Alliance got up and protested
U. has to do with the demon STATIONS Of the
unemployed. | don't see how we can ignore
You 1bs must Ms,e READ The nansr
arc the unemployed not invited to the parade"
;. Delegate Kelly Of the Theatrical Protectiys,
not want every irresponsible person in tho
Uur invitation extends to all labor oreaniza-
lions" he said. but we won't allow mob to
Join in it. Applause.l We are law-abiding
nothing about come With us r we viii DO held
responsible for every riotous act they may do.
We have eut every shsy with
! mob our committee does not propose to be
led into any awless demonstration.
The speaker was appauded and the matter
The Central Labor Union would not endorse
cellaneous section. The petition ask ed to have
immigration stopped for three years or until
can And work: to have the Geary Chinese law
enforced. and citizens protected from the com
pettodn OF nt Ganadans It also
from employment on public works;
The Central LABOR Federation did nothing
Yesterday, but endorse the State ticket Of, the
Daniel De Leon for Secretary Of State.
ANARCHISTS AND SOCIALISTS DISAGREE.
Some Of the unem ployed men Of the United
Hebrew He Trades Association held meeting in
afternoon. Nearly all OF the men present were
Socialists. The meeting was very orderly up
in. One OF them, whose, name was Jacob
Levine. mounted the platform and began to
time would be wasted in discussing peaceful
measures. and that there was but one thing
What shall we do ?" shouted man In the
rear of the hall Levine did not reply directly
to this question. but threw out several dark
fellow Anarchists and Kissed By the others
Whom he had finished, Bracht. another
Anarchist. jumped up to speak.
- DO you, want to hear this man" asked
Chairman Lewis.
"Yos" shrieked the Anarchists.
Bracht said few words and was then
nq LOUIS nj iee p' Hebrew lawyer made vgor
Gus speech. denouncine anarchy The An
aEehss the regGlnr sP 3s with
The United Hebrew Trades. after the meet:
Miller. as Secretary, which referred to tho
Wahalla Hall affair as the work OF dema-
"They" uhe demngogues) it said. have
been iooling these pGor starving masses to
the nle proper time Comes Hebrew w0rkmen viii
be prepared to take action. Act in concert
with your brethren; A systematic line OF
action vii! guide US"
MR. KLINKowsTEEN GIVES A LUNCH PARTY.
Maurice Klinkowstein. who owns three beer
saloons on the east side, one Of them at lG2
Last broadway had a big placard up there
yesterday on which was printed in Hebrew
and English:
Every respectable man. woman. and child
can get at 1872 East broadway, corner Of Canal
street. first floor. u bowl Of soup. kosher meat.
and bread. from | | A. NJ. until l =. NJ"
lie also had small notices printed to the 81 me
effect ana circulated in tho Assembly district
II there is q day in the year when an invita-
cepted In East broadway, the experience OF
picnic giyers down there has not detected 1t.
This one was accepted enth usiastically. Three |
thousand people whole families together. be- |
siege ed tho door Mt ~ o clock.
MIR. Klnkowsten. who weighs about 200 |
pounds and Is quito character in the neigh |
Dorhood. soon saw that he had taken n bigger |
contract than he could hand No sooner had |
he opened the door than the crowd brushed |
him aside and In tho scramble up to the sec
Ond floor tore part OF the balustrado away. |
The food was laid out on long table, On the
waiting for n formal invitation. fell on the
kosher meat and soup ravenOusly.
Klinkowstcip has two pretty daughters, |
Alice and Rebecca. ono aged about II and the |
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