New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-04
cTRIKERS VIOLENT AGAIN.
..orurR DAY OF DISTURBANCES ON
THE EAST SIDE.
.-,-vrRoUs ARRESTS MADE But ONLY FEW
~ THE PRISONERS ARE HeLD-DIsoR-

-. TIVE PRISONERS ARE HeLD-DIsoR-
nrR1y CROWDS AT VARIOUS POINTS.
-.vas more excitement among the striking
- on the East Side yesterday than on the
80. rrev,ous. and It was rot abated until sew
u~ ., ,nc,pient riots had been nipped in the bud
"a sew II the most prominent participants
80 IN hv the police. Crowds of strikers and
N.-,o,s people thronged Orchard-st IN the
-,rnh,rbood of Walhalla Hall and in front OF
- rssex Market Court. where the strikers ar
~.,aa hv the police were arraigned
The strikers had pickets out at $50 In the
,r-,,g watching the shops of the contractors
= h,s declared that they would make another
.,..r,pt 70 start work with non-union taiiors'
or,v Few men. however. applied for work In
sny ot the shops
.hon OF Isaac Kaufman at NO. - SunolK-s''
,,, ~ about three hundred strikers went
.he ,,,ace headed 10y Philip Louis, of NO. 10
r,,n,on.st. ana Abraham Nshman. of NO 2'l
,,.,a,cac-st They forced ihe door OF the shop.
o,a found Kaufmans eiSnteen-ye"F-old daush-
go pah,cca. IN charge oi The place NO one was
~ ,.,so,,rh there were several men stand
to around talking. Na'Nman3 daughter or
s,.,.ts - and Fishman out OF the shop. and at
,oa same time one oi eie ''Si' III ''e ri''~0' 0
-, ,ro,hle called in Policeman Meyers. Of
- ralancey-s; station. He Immediately placed
..,., ,,sa under arrest Meyers arraigned his
..,.,,ers before Magistrate Flammer in the
- Market Court. Both We're discharged
y,,.ar the two men left the courtroom they
- o,aeted with cheers by the crowds outside
the building.
coor after Louis and Fishman had been dis
charged Carlnan Cleine. If No. 396 East Hous-
,ou-s, was brought To court. charged by l..
Navis, d contractor. OF No. 9o Canncn-st. with
entering his premises with a crowd of men and
refusing 10 leave the place when ordered TO do So
He Was held in $500 bail for his good behavior
.,r one month. and as he could not furnish the
bail ne was sent to jail.
An ANGRY CROWD OF STRIKERS.
When The crowd outside the court learned that
cls,ne had been sent 10 Jail they surged about
ysviat when he left the building. and cried
atIs,g him. String him upr Shoot the scab"
Several policemen went 10 Naviat's rescue, and
escorted him home
Policeman Rohrbeck arraigned Jacob Davis. Of
No 90 Cannon-st.. In the Essex Market Court
charged with melting a riot at Rivington and
Sheriff sts Davis. on his way 20 the station
made several attempts to get away from the
policemen with the aid Of the crowd which FOL
lowed him. He was held in $500 bail for good be-
hayior for six months.
About two hundred strikers and others sur
rounded the shop Of Nathan Himles. NO W
Monroe-st and tried 70 force an entrance. Fail
Ing in this. they broke several panes OF glass IN
The windows with stones. Hmles. while leaning
out Of a window shouting for the police was
struck with some Of the stores His arm was
broken snI he was otherwise badly bruised Inc
mob was finally dispersed by the police.
Policeman Kelly early in the day arrested LOUIS
Benowitz Of No. u Forsyth-st.. who was charged
by contractor. Charles Chuperstein. OF no. A'V
Henry-st.. with being the leader of a mob which
had attacked him. The mob tried TO rescue Beno-
witz. and several policemen had 70 assist Kelly
b getting him to the station. Benowitz was dis
charged.
About noon crowd Of strikers forced their
way into the shop Of Jacob Levine. at 40 - Hes
er-st and attempted 10 wreck the place Act
ng CAPTAIN Hogan of Eldridge-st with Detec-
lives Cohen. Hammond and Fitzgerald. We're IN
the neighborhOOd at the time. and dispersed me
crowd. They arrested Morris ODerneck. Of no -
Hester-st who was reprimanded 10y Magistrate
Flarnmer and then discharged.
Abraham Bernstein, Of 40. 81 EsseN-s Vas
arraigned IN coart charged with entering WIN
a mob the shop of y. shapiro. at No. lUi Mon
roe-st. and telling him 10 stop work
The published statement OF a tphtd-''l
named Witkowsky OF No. 100 Sufok-st tina;
he was prevented by the clerks in the Essex
Market Court on sunday from making com
plant against two strikers. is denied by MaSls-
,rate Flammer and the clerks. Magistrate
F1arorner said that Witkowsky Suggested MN
self that no complaint be made on the strikers
prouise not 10 bother MIN again.
Ahran Cohen, az No % Chrystie-st was neld
IN $500 bail 70 keep the peace for SIX months,
IN ,he Essex Market Court lie was charged
with leading the mob that chased bernard
Nendelsohn. a contractor. Of No. llo Henry-st.'
through .he streets on sunday.
Roth SIDES CONFIDENT
Al the headquarters OF the strikers settle
rsnt Committee. az Ludlow and Grand sts'' II
was said that twenty contractors had signed
n. new. agreement in the course of the DAY
g.n,an,in Driesen Of the Contractors Asso-
cation said yesterday that taiors were al "orh
ir several Of the contractors shops ana ,hd'
,hA s,~ilo would be broken up IN leN uaS :.
rnor investisation however, none OF me SnolS
vsrs found open after the early morning houls;
The strikers held several mass-meetinss' @ anu
,n the sneakers counselled them 10 refrain from
committing violence.