The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-16
CURB PEDDLERS MOVED ON.
POLICEMEN I'M SHs 9ksRRw oU1R-
TIERS TAXI NO CHIFcRs.

A Gs-ersi shsoins whsu che i've Ni.vtss
Allowed hy ortinssse we UP-super's-
,eadert Byrnss eoss Before the srnss
ssry-"m Nors Fe"e~~sa ne
There was the greatest hustling OF Hebrew
peddlers yesterday that the town has seen In
many day. The police generally seemed to
take the arrest Of Roundsmsn Downs and Pa
trolmen Kenny and Larktn on Saturday niRhs
on the order OF supsrintendent BSrnes, as 3
signal from the superintendent TO move on
everything In the peddling line The Hebrew
peddlers suffered In consequence. and II they
all Of them didn't 20 to bed unusually leg
weary last night II wasn't because they had
not spent the day walking.
The hustline wasn't 90 noticeable In PARK
row and through the far downtown districts
for ordinarily dozen raids DAY are made
there. and the fakirs are sent scurrying M or
down Broadway. But over on the east side.
in Hester. Norfolk, Essex. bunoik, lanai III.
vision. Pike Allen. ana Madison streets, ana
East Broadway. where they seem 70 own the
curbs, IL was noticeable and IL was DECIDED
hardship to the peddlers In these streets.
with the exception OF East broadway and
Madison street IN. have nS S~S
them from one DAY. end to tn. other. There
and the chief harm they do is to litter up the
roadwsya The law permitting fvs-minuts
income Of Hester street psddlsr doesn'. s1.
coed 2o cents day, and IT woalda'. be that! tina. 4
they didn't have stand. and their friends
didn't know where to ind them. Yesterdays
hnstilns began early IN .ne mo.nn .- A..
afternoon. 49,,
Keeping shem hustinR ne SAID 70 one
.r %'H a, mr ts.n ,s u wov,ns soms idiot
aons keep ' mem moving 40, h,. zone sos 'a Hs
watch Watches one stand Nv. minutes. and then he
goes OF and says that because didn't make
SS ~o .tns 'S Ne
He pointed down the street. and in single
block there were not les. than fny peddlers.
The street was jammed with them.
According to the people who make charges
IN the newspapers went on tne ponceman.
Il must be getting 500 at least every week
from the poverty. stricken srsstur .s Why;
that whole rang doesn't sell $50 worth OF stuI
Done Win think they hey Do Well guess the ave
minutses !. up: rish9o EN- go, ,ox.r, N.
infested pS Sioet any there was chorus q shouts
and screams, and away went the crowd down
the street. The policeman had not taken s rn more
around and came bach. Now, q must carr,
OUT Nh a1i vs nr 40 ~ Az ss
Ing even tne rev cents Wolff h .nat tney fS
now. You Know y 'sn os, Pprcnas ~ mn IN
utes 10 Puy cent Hosn on one y 'nooo iei-
lows. They hngele over the price
:. Inc next poiceman encoun' ~ was asheo;
Mhat Is 5he iouhuauoh OIL these oharses y
extortlon ~, Ia
:. want 70 Know my opinlohr ne salo.
Well look AT mere some mug comes along
detectiye:nke,, ana re tAckies heenteM PED
dler He's looking IoE eviaenoe. Ihese ped
oieLs don know any EnRlsn eIveept the prlce
Of thelr Roocs ana yes, yes vel, tne mug
tackles one OF them ana SAYS. " yes pay In
polieer les, yes. says the peddler; nve
centa. Ihen IN mug says: rive umesseven
tnlrty-nSe anu ne goes on anu oints gut
tnat ID Retung, % cents Week Hom tue me-
DreWa inat the SIZE oI IL, III tol ye thls
muoh there may DC q ny OF Dao men on the
forge, out tneyr re not al iuiotS ~ long slRht
sna the man tnat puts aIat IN t d nanas OF
Jew peouier Is lust an lui2t. pon mean
to say anything Against the jews, but the Jew
pedaler 10 the trlckiest oeVli awe; Caten MIN
paying dollar week or % cSnts week or
awning else week 70 ponceman. Why,
say. they q nave minlon TltnesMses Jo X ana
they prehk you the next Sax. Iheyo MAKE
money by r. don. you see IheIe are wnoie
iot OF people In tnls Town who give mpney 70
these fellows every tme they 90 somethlng. TO
get tneir names In the paper as DelnS Dofee-