The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-24
DRIVEN OUT BY THE POLICE.
lytRCnTS7S rLEE IN TERROR Ar
SIGHT or 4 DOZEN CLUES

with an unexpected setback yesterday after
noon. dozen policemen from the Union
Market station cleaned out a meeting at the
svnagogue Chasnm Sopher, IL Clinton street,
IN A manner which showed the power OF the
law as these disturbers had not felt 1t before.
Every hall in Capt Devory's precinct was
closed to them. and they went to tho Thir-
t.epth precinct The ianitor OF tho clinton
street Synagogue has the privilege OF letting q
hall, which occupies the entire basement and
under tho supposition that they were unem-
moved workingmen he admitted them. There
are two doors opening into the hall. one
on each side OF the building. the hall being
two feet below tho level OF the street. 1t is
very dark. the only light coming from win
dows on the back and on one side opening on
anarrow court. Long seats with backs are
rloccd along tho front OF the hall, and at the
sides are forms. leaving space in tho middle.
Several hundred people got into the hall.
while a small mob clustered about tho doors.
hdolph May. the Secretary OF tho Cloak makers.
vas Chairman. The first speaker was Abra-
ham Kalish He Ia little fellow. but what he
wanted in size he made up In voice. which was
tremendous.
III you want clothes. IL you want Shoes" he
said. why don't you take them' The stores
are open Why don't you go to the stores for
them and take what you want. The police
com bine with the capitalists and the reporters
to trample on our rights.'
Pauline SciGers speech was a weak repro
duction OF lmma Goldmans at tho Union
SQUARE meeting. She was followed by Julius
Bodansky. As Bodansky began to speak a
policeman from tho Union Market station
slipped in. When he learned the character OF
the meeting he went to Capt. Siebert to report.
The reporters are hand In glove with the
THnu
drink with the police and the President Of the
United States. They give the news about the
capitalists. hut they tell lies about the work
e Gr H,Ss Of mo. no. we're raised.
+ re- iassa; ~ tGsy da the scene at wahalla
There was u sound ofhurryng feet outside.
The police! The police!" shouted voice
~aat t thst moment twelve polcemen, led by.
Roundsman Ferdon. rushed in with their short
.lubs drawn. They came SIX by each door.
striking right and left. hitting the men on the
arms and legs. and driving them toward the
sS Ss Rs mSd n VIII s1 1sS n
Pauline Seiger uttered shrek and disap-
peared.
been defying the police leaped over forms and
chairs. come OF them sprinEing out through
officer prodded him until he .wriggled himself
out. carrying part Of the easement with him.
Another man. in jumping over form. struck
his head against chandelier and brought 1t
Tho police had the hall cleared in less than
That was quick work." said Roundsman
Yes" said Capt seibsrt. there are but
Se arrests were made; The CAPTAIN took the
ssd they should have ali the meetings they
You are mistaken" said the Captain. they
cendiary speeches. but IL they make inseendiAry
last two days Before the Anasshists had
Ssg h hedS meetings
halls; and there were some small open.air
m nesting xS %h ssS 2Hst uot
nton 81 street tns s Ths Place e Is known as Miiers
man. and several policemen Ia plain clothes
were distributed through the hall. The meet
ing vas quiet one. the Chairman Suppress
upon Mayor dllroy to ask him to ALLOW per-
Square on Saturday night.
a., 4 meeting was held at the headauarters Of
where Joseph Bnrondess was again denounced.
he was charged with being the instgator Of
mo SUCCESSFUL attempts OF the Anarchists to
run the meetings Of the unemployed. The
committee organized two days ago to solicit
Subscriptions received q few small contribu-
Hert!ckets from the Droprietors o: restaurants.
n ~ I t, OF b53 Fast Broadway gave i22 din;
street gave 100. The Thalla Theatre will give
. periormapce for the benefit OF tho unem-
we're likely to sh ii their tleid Of Operations to
which they might meet: Pacific Hall. 20s East
broadway; star Hall. 1U5 East Broadway:
Harrls's Hall. 1T East broadway. and the
broadway Cant. Stephenson saw the pro-
Prletors or managers Of these halls who prom
iseh to let him know when they were hired for
LEG l:egIsisr Ig!Lnand L,evy's relief committee
East Broadway. More than II thousand were
'eS; the majority being women AMI children
iet q the, unemployed. Mayor Gilroy said
@ H1 rea t thos. MRs
are IN actuaI need. Mr.. Gompors explained |
"naN Inc mean WERE
~ Iustnay pr. Gilroy had private chat with us.
IN which he said that he did not wish to act In
question lie fSi hoWov 1 Int s ef he wou n.I
t don 10 so nns fGysrn Hrya,s citizens has
sohtiemen as to the best means to obtain the |
lund and to distribute It,"
Two of the men who have apro.d m aasist |
the committed Of workingmen in raisino n |
fuh nu Mge c Walter STATION and A p Montant
On LOUIS noronh Hebrew property owner OF |
the east SIDE who has over 500 tenants yisited
them an Within the last few days to ascertain |
their condition With few exceptions he found
them In comfortable crcumstunces 4 fsw
nave asked Tor an extension Ot time in whicH
70 pay their rent Mr.. Gordon declarss that
the Jews who attend the Anarchists mnatinss
are not fair type OF his people ''S'
:, Whatever faults they may haye ha s,,d
=, true Hebrew will not 90 around wbinGn,.
mat he is starving. He is TOO proud for thnnf
besides; The Sun said the other day The Lave
arr at al times generous to their own. and Nyi1
NOT SEQ them want for the necessities Of IfoH
since the east side Hebrews have corne ia.
Tore the publ c with their grievances fhepa
nave been In the Essex Mark ct Toli"e Gn"re
many many more than the usual number Of apT,lica.
tnnl charitable institutions. After a careful
Investigation, Justice yoorhis and tho oil cepai
-; me Gerry society believe that In the maioritY
C os cases the applicants are quito able to TAXA
care OF their children. " '"Ne
yesterday afternoon several women emma
oeIore the Justice with half u dozen childran
,allece: saving that their husbands had isit
u,clh 10 starye because they could not pat
w., "U,h, ana not caring to starye them selves had
Adele Lewis. a young Jewess. Appeared IN
" ttt Win her four chillran saVirp thnt -