The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-18

prisoners VINO hhd been discnhrged hrived ny
the hall They were, welcomed with howls Of
And ssresmsA Some Of the chairs broke:
turned out and then the gas was turned on
again unlighted. This was to smoke the
A NOM mt later. the nolice came In by rear
door. Some one foolishly had locked the m ain
door. and there was no exit except through !,
Escape y m on began elm bling over each other.
The gas fixtures were seized as supports. and
mob CSsas picEsd I
the plano and smashed in the cover. Windows
down sS V and tramped on. Tables Were s' o '
turned and the lego broken: bottles we're
ens aad Re
the door backed Off and rushed forward again.
The door gave way. and In Ave minutes 1t was
dozen prisoners The bluecoats charged on
dsn SfU street s
women: and children fed Cd. shrslesking, but no
ts shos S He's s lost s his eSb The poss
man seized loose stave from barrel and did
then q turbulent follow, was collared and
wero taken in this way. They were:
a H Sf Ssyi b!Sa
Herman prsset ~ Clinton street EISosy1: Harris
street: Louis Ortfold 80 sufiolk street. William r
k'sn q .s . IF Is
Louis Kovalsky Of IS suffolk street,
ortield threw brick at Policeman Hogan.
which missed him by u hairs breadth, and
The prisoners, followed by tho same old crowd vH
tice Voorhis in the Essex Market Pollce Court,
to-day. . '' '' ''0A '''''
The reserves Capt Devery had sent for got
around about the time the fun was over. They
camc from the Fourth. Seventh, Tenth. Four
that they J got there the crowd was sti me
enough to aissiRate All the ueliness. ana there
went home. Cart Devery didn't think it en- !.
at his request three men each were detailed
from ten stations to strengthen the regular
Eldridge, street force. They remained on
Ssssd es bail for the
sother theY were Worth - and he
steered them around to the police station.
c ens RSgy sS h bs S. n that al but
Ortfeld. who was accused OF assaulting Police
man Hogan That is tel9ny Capt Deverg
Yoar people,S 10 s&id;, don't go about this
sort Of thing hin right II they keep within the
talk to your people and tell them that Tell
them that the nom emit they, violate the law as
.eSbe Sfss hady s ss'
s FGh We are thsr friends and T
Walhalla Hall would have gone there myself
Five minutes later 1t was shouted all over
the east side that the Captain would furnish
Four prisoners had already been bniled out.
0ths1 nTSsf ehen was 'h S
two policemen on duty. and the crowd was
most respectful 1t was 8 o'clock before all
ob bonds d ,Ss sen s tbs
eIo,hing Il manuiacturer; The reporters went
es ssT se Siss a f Ssv @ Gsna
stree, In l., EIdr!dge street Here Barondess
In 1t eS bs pea S tesd
porter and himself Then one thin young
81 ri they bret. Inst sgw
A@sssf Ss sps sS' his
broke"
ns ss hs s Rs ssE Ea .s
told them to shut up. and ordered drinks all
a. f s
street: I, Goldberg. saloon keeper. FORSYTH
street; b. Spevack. saloon keeper. 115 Hester
street: Julius Libovitz, saloon keeper. "a
adThdge street and AhMyHham
There is considerable difference OF opinion
about the amount Of damage done by the riot
srs. The first rush, when the doors were
smashed to get In. was estimated by Mr..
at So. and he got Barondess's
check for that amount For the second rush.
T inkelstein lodged with the police q bill for
damages: which was read to Barondess and
:he crowd in the saloon by the reporters The
irst item was. To one piano. $500" "Whew"
Thistled Barondess; "S35 would buy it"
I'd expect to get some change from five.
'aid q man who said he d heard it played ON.
Two hundred chairs. $3.50"
"l2s IN lots q 200"
Thirty ave cents 4 {oq buy 4 in Hester s
One set parlor furniture. 500"
This item was net commented on.
Seven chandeliers. S125."
IF he'll come to my store. I'll sell him bot
or ones for dollar apiece" said man.
'sr I'll $40; Atty panes Of sia ;i s25 Total
cared at the amount Barondess declared
hat an outside estimate would be S45.
Last night the Socialists who are arranging
or a parade of their own Of the unemployed
aid that the demonstration OF yesterday was
he work of the Anarchists.
Barondess and A Harrison, lately delegate
or the tailors, waited on Mayor Gilroy yester- |
ay to ask that permission be given the unem- |
loyed OF the city to hold meetings twice a |
week on the plaza at Union square. The |
layor sent them to the Park Board. and the |
ermits were granted at once. Meetings will |
"a bal1 to- morrow nj u bt N n Mnpd,v ni1