The sun., 1893-07-18
EAST SIDE TURBULENTS.
zHEIe CONDUCT, NOT THEIR RACE OR
6ELI0IOS, rs IN QUESTION

ouepcy OF disorderly condnct and breaches OF
The peace among east side Hebrews created a
stir. Justi,, Ryan called on Mayor Gilroy at
noon. He said later:
Belt understood right now that an no
race hnter 1t is not my desire to persecute
any man or dlnss OF men. What l say is
truth. know It 10 be true from my own ex-
perienoe. The Jews deserve sympathy: they
aro omitted TO IL bsrt the giving Of sympathy
n, one class of poorle docs not deprive tho
rest of mankind OF their rights. The Jews
oome 10 this country lnboring undor deu-
sion. They think they cam do as they please.
Tho police tell them theS cannot Then the
jews complain. But they themselves are to
blame and not the police. Thcy fight among
themselves.
- Why, lust let me tell you how you can
proyo that yourself letter was recently sent
70 Police Headquarters signed by twenty
Hebrew business men on the east side. The
lettsr was forwarded to the police OF either
the Eldridga street station or the Delaney
street station. Every siener was n man doing
business in the territory within the jurisdlc-
tion Of the Essex Market Police Court The
letter complained OF tho Jews who haunt the
streets blookading the pavements. and Inter-
fering with business. A jew peddler gets his
cart, and ~ he sells crockery he haunts
orockery store; II he sells suspenders he
haunts q furnishing goods store: II he sells
clothes he haunts clothing house. He tries
20 get away the business of the legitimate mer-
chants. The Hebrew merchants themselves
complained OF this in that letter speak OF.
"The police. in the performance Of their
duty hear the complaints Of the merchant and
and arrest tho Jew. When. 10! The jew says
he is the injured ono and complains OF the po-
lice and tho merchant am tirod OF hearing
OF persecution of the Jews in New York. or
course much Is to be said for them. They arc
ignorant OF tho law for one thing. But as
matter Of fact 1t is Jew against Jew-Jew COM
plsinant. Jew defendant-any way you take 1t
Il 10 the jew. twas my misfortune to be on
the bench in the Essex Market Court when
this thing was hot 1t has happened several
regard to Ths1 t9Sk pnss IS, soSnsn count on
Waikl: :! viii! discharge this man: but this 10
a;n mt sse evidence TO ana win az
as as t6a B IT ase RaSe
protected. Lawyer Osborne said in court that
two Hebrew marshals had told him they would
rather serve papers any place else than In
Hebrew tenement house. It vas not who
said that and did not say There will bela
Fs ea said that II H1s the Hebrew Proseetve As
ISOLATION would turn itself into an instruGtiye
association 1t would do much good. The Jews
should BE- Instructed that liberty i: not license.
many. Of them were prosecuted in the old eopn-
B By ~
this country. The oalk Of the I, trouble Is in
shia The jews undersiand it themselves.
Mover in any way in my life have / done any
sss s nurs ths Tor hs But ase7
understand that they hnye no more rights
70
that 10 to punish them.
Hm9ns as ts 10 tha sfeon nnS ask
AK the police. Get that letter signed BY twenty
tan and the Jew Get equal justice, The Chris
tian's rights are not less than those Of the
letter w.t,sn BY GSeb
R Raas: A1a Iayysr aostlisS is "a jsw hmssii:
Jews scores Of other Jews hasten to the pris-
oner's rescue: They stope the policemen.
them. cnh recall twenty times that police.
men havo recently told me In court Of the way
the crowds % Of Jews tried to beat them and res
"'About the manner Of life Of the Jews2"
i could only speak of that, individuality
What Was yo sro
of them in eomparatively small space. But
I'm e D0ss rhsy r5S ss
The tlrst n policeman the Iso reporter pr approachsd
saa wae ne Haf
station Sergeant McAdam was at the, desk;
1t; THE icy Jews IS q, On yes we , know them" he
to Grand We had to send out PlatTren o. ten
the pS%Ss p%s 4 they yslsd onS
Worth si.ssn's lie to to S- 20 through parts Of
St Ills iicidspt will give you an idea: A
fs hFes ssep aR tho bsS q
even; One day he went into the barber shop.
the chair. The Christian shaved him. The
Jew struck his head % on the gas fixture as % he
Christian pnt, court plaster on the cut, Then
the jaw toe took his watch from his pocket. let It
Sad ran ny % tns snd p nj.
plainsd to us that tho Christian had beaten
e1 "S' s had Hi tho
ssssb j fos @ Of Hsme tHs s4s.t Ts Lcwsss csssm.
regular correspondent writing about the Jews
that annoyed him. The IhS MERCHANTS as COMPLAIN;
except by calling the Pccliee Capt pevsry has
thst: 1hsy, sre always ". the Injured onos. And
re Bslsnssy :slsst station sal saIa The Jawsf
Oh. yes. They make complaint about any
thing. They come In crying and yelling. They
are always tho injured parties. Yet they al
ways try to have things their own way"
Max Alter. the lawyer whom Justice Ryan
obliged by diseharging Goldman on Sunday.
criticised the Justice Yesterday Ho sud that
some Of the remarks were outrageous
~ II nm afraid" he said. ITO take a case
have here before Justice Ryan hecanse my
client is a Jewand the defendants are dentilos.
The only wnv can get Justice is to have A. 'Sha-
Dtro, the Vice. PRESIDENT OF tie Hebrew protec-
!. i've NQciRty. uiSXulsp himself "A a
pedd"r and 20 Into the dives Of the Genties
who arc dofenda nts. will have two detectives
on hand to make the arrest as soon as Sha-
giro is attacked. They Jews are not to blame.
They are perseruted. There Is an over
yourseli.'
" Folio wing the advice OF Lawyer Alter and
AJustice Ryan tho reporter saw for himself. He
Mntked through Essex street from Grand to
Division. The sidewalks were blocked by
EhundrHds OF Hebrews Tho stoops and door
ways and windows and lire escapes swarmed
with them. Psdders lined the curbstones