The evening world., 1894-09-29
BAIL FOR STRIKERS P|CkETs.
REQUIRED to Give $500 Bonds to
Keep the Peace. .:
Negotiations with Employers Sus-'
pended for Time.

The striking shIrtmakcrs crowded In
| and about the Essex Market Police Court
this forenoon to hear what disposition
| would be- made of the two men and five
| girls who were arrested yesterday by the
! police of the Delaney street station for
! rickcting Elias Relss's shop at 800 Mon
I roe street The girls were attred in
their best clothes, and took the liveliest
/ interest in the proceedings.
Justice Koch was ON the bench. Law
yer Hilkowitz appeared for the prisoners,
and Secretary herman, of the Shirt
makers Union, accompanied him. The
names and residences Of the accused are
as follows: Nathan Goldberg, 10 Essex
street: Barnett Goodman, 4l3 Cherry
street: Bertha Ginsberg, 1872 Madison
street; Sophie Levitt. 1886 Cherry street
Annie klinkeman and Sarah Roskin, 255
Allen street
The prisoners were charged with caus-
ting an unlawful assemblage about
Keiss's shop while acting as pickets
during strike. Lawyer Hilkowitz en-
deavored to convince the Justice that
his clients were peaceful and quietly
lice came, down upon them, and that
the Captain was so arbitrary he struck
Goldberg a violent blow In the face.
The policeman who made the arrests
at the corner of Jackson and Monroe
streets near Reisss shop. and refused
to move along.
1t was proven that Goodman was no,
near the others and made no demon.
stration whatever. He was discharged
but the Court held all the others In
300 bail each to keep the peace. The
were released. They Immediately after.
wards went to Walhalla Hall, in or.
chard street, where they were met by
thousand strikers and warmly greeted
1t being the beginning OF the Hebrew
New Year festivities, the strikers com.
mittee Will not do any business in the
way OF negotiating with the employers
until next Wednesday.
There are ffty-four girls on strike
from the mandatory of V. Henry
Rot othschild q Co. and 7 Sullivan
will be held In Walhalla Hail this after
noon, when Alexander Jonas and Alex
ander Cahan are expected to speak,
girls who Joined In the strike from
lteiss's shop, called upon Inspector WIN.
iams at Police Headquarters. to-day. as
a, committee to report that the police
or the Delaney street station, under
command of Capt. Schultze, acted very
rough with the pickets and others who
were not plckets, The Inspector lis
the subject humorously. When told
that IA detective had struck Miss Ko-
chinsky in the breast. the burly In
spector said he did not think police
man would do such thing.
lie told the young women they had no
right to picket the shop even II they
remained ten blocks distant from 1t,
and said he was sorry for them. but
could, not help them. The Committee
met Supt. Byrnes later In the day
Bertha Ginsberg, one OF the young
women who were arrested, said that
she went to the Delaney street station
to see one OF the girls who had been
taken into custody when on picket at
lteis5's shop, and while talking to her
friend. Miss Ginsberg and two other
girls claim they were summarily seized
by the police and also charged with
violating the law.
Miss Sarah Rasldn said that police
man No. 667 grabbed her roughly by
the, arm and otherwise ill-used her.
Policeman 2766 is also accused OF pull
ing the girl prisoners along by the
arms
Goldberg alleges he was struck in the
face by Capt. Schultze because he
would not move along.