The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-23
WEARY OF ANARCHIST NOISE.
THE ORIENTAL DISTRICT RESUMES
ITS Everyday ASPECT.

They win Eutertnin Disorderly Crowd,
at Their Own Risk-Doors Shut In tho
Anarchists Fnces-They Capture So
einllst MeetinEsCapt, Devery Adjourn. IL.
About 100 Russian Hebrew tailors landed ct
Eli. Island yesterday from the steamships
Ems and state OF Nebraska They expect to
get work in this neighborhood.
The handful OF Hebrew Anarchists who hnyo
been trying to hoax the unemploSed Hebrew
elothing makers into collisions with tho law
were afoot all day yesterday among them, but
Capt. Devery had given the hall owners in his
precinct tip that diminished their interest N
the Anarchists very much. 1t takes three or
moro Anarchists about two minutes to convert
alawful assembly into an unlawful assembly
BY threatening or urging breaches Of the
peace and everybody present Is then involved
In the misdemeanor. This makes It pleasant
for the owner OF the hall. II he calls on the
police to dispense the assembly he loses his
friends among the Anarchists. II he doesn't
he may get into trouble himself
The hall owners were getting pretty tired Of
the blood-and-thunder meetings anyhow. and
yesterday Capt Devery sent them word that
the city would not be responsible for any
damage that might be done to their places II
they permitted meetings OF Anarchists to BIO
held In them.
II propose to have order in this precinct"
said the Captain to the reporters. but II. In
spite Of the police there are any meetings
where there Is disorder and whore damage is
done. don't propose that the people who
provide the meeting places shall have any
ground for suing the city for the damage that
they have brought on themselves. Hall own
ere who permit Ana as,i meetings hereafter
Twice after this notice was sent around yes
sd1 hall Gf0P5stcs to .Se the
The Captain told them that he had nothing to
do with their private bpsinessi that oil per-
neetinG places: but that. Il i was inc Anareh-
ists who vented f. hire the halls the pro-
fSsrs Ie'
front Of Covenant Hall In Orchard street In the
thf
more Josep6 BAIT the pEsprietor: ,had d.:
storm storm AZ side door at Which Bait stood guard.
One man got up on q box and began har;;
brutcs,, and was warming up when he saw
some OF them c0ming ana disappeared care me =,
proprietor told them he would not let them in
pn ths h9p 81
until the proprietor got scared and asked the
Edridge street station. and Capt. Devery with
two doHen OF the reserves went to rout them
Some Of the speakers In tho back of the hall
mind the s0ws5dly D S's ,s stsn1
The crowd. however. stampeded right and
guard atterward. and reotlned in graceful at
Tobias Hall ,lSi Alien street, was closed to
Anarchists, and the proprietor Of Golden Rule
bsa 53s Sss th sPSs aS haze aye
fsid m to 81 nt1 .h With ssss
S wosREed Is described elseWseTe They swesd
The crowd at the doors outside until tFa ne was
shs Rs0es Ssfa
ns Es
%n. r. ns shs Is he ssa YES
terday. She paid flying visit to II Pike
stEees where group OF An a.Si meet
called again on Photographer YoG Of As Canal
In the afternoon, little groups Of Hebrews
Eath.eEead around g the nsighb0T t OF Mai.
eHeiy tme they
Joseph Barondess kept aloof yesterday from
Be- thought an Anarchist. but every time he
appears at the meetings the Socialists say he
s sSHa D' BUN reporter. Ou' WAS anwln'ns 70
ss ssd sss noSnr e.
With With The movement to relieve the unem-
The United. Hebrew Trades. which is run:
ping relief for the-unemployed movement OF
its own In rivalry to the one with Samuel
peal yesterday:
II P it rs3Ps o. he cg 81 E' yS,t ,,,,
bns been the entire population OF the
s.uH,y has visited the working classes with especial
.ess,si. and Ss ;s:z 4. and
ad IF f.s' n are Of to
s F1sss II
Dc Dit
ssss@y a. io rh s IN %s5
Of humanity in their breassll tohs nEonzed cry
2, t6s mn.ses Eseh dim. from you mean. q,nnsi
"H hsf San aSh .ss
ThG FeiG, sommtes consists Of Dr. Levine
man, J. Brodsky, ana L Mapdelstein. The
Joseph. Goldstein, who swore before Police
Justice Voorhis that he saw Louis Ortfled hit
yesterday that he, didn't see it, and ortieId
80 iluTrlS Skilmlc, .Onn GO0u-
nan, and Louis Dlamant were fined So each at
Essex Market yesterday for failing to move on
When d lrectod TO do while the Anarchist
procession was forming on Monday night
.Japt. DeSery told tho reporters yesterday
"A poor Hebrew woman was dIspossessed
from her rooms IN Orchard street tod for
t beins three months IN arrears Of rent. Her
walk by the Marshal. when strangerappenred
anu asked what the trouble was Az soon as
no got the Information he went to the landlord
ana gave him 500 bill. saying: Put back
foaI p0of woman and give mo receipt for
ova The landlord was delighted. and handed
Woman was !, standing watching hGr efo
iects. and the stranger gave Ler the |
recent. The landlord became generous'
and gave her So and told her to move
thto her rooms again. Many willing
hands came around. and she was soon reasss
thblished In her old apArtm ents Tho strnn1er
disappearnd and now the landlord would liz |
70 Ind him. as the one hundred-doliar hi |
turned out TO DO a counterfeit. The police ara
looking for tho pbila pthropist." NV
night ''A'o ia''
WHAT CAN THE CITY DO 10 HELP,