The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
he MERELY CAST A SHOE
INNOCENT CATSE or Masonic
DINNER RCMPIS.


ThPeaea. FOar Arrests And Thea
Peare 10 Made In tine Police COurt.
u does look ~ II every time supreme
Court Justice sawyer. who 10 Grand
Master % the New York State Lodge Of
Masons. CONES down to the city from has
home town oI Palmyra something hap
pens.
just a wear ago the Justice landed here
and siirred zap local Masonic circles over
the sale 20 the temple Rt Twenty third
street and SiMth avenue. which the Grand
Master thought was a very good temple
la every way. And early yesterday
morning. white Justice sawyer was
addressing the brothers at the golden
jubilee banquet of Ionic Lodge. tss
y. a A. NJ. az Terrace Garden, a fight
started which involved two BrOadWg'
lawyers. q physician and eH-A-~emiiN b.
man leo y. Ullman. not 20 mention pOl'c''-
men. The nerves Of many women Ian
busters were fused.
Il was O'Clock la the morning Justice
Sawyer was on the last lap of his perora-
ton when DR.. David T.. Satepstein II go
West F0rty-ninth street grasped that his
new dancing pumps were pinching his
feet. The physician thought lies could
help matters by removing the pump~
and aIso felt that he could do 80 under
the table surrePtitiously and get away
with it.
FROM all accounts a shoe slipped too
! far under the table While Justice sawyer
was speaking the doctor decided 90 wear
the shoe on the way home. He tried To
reach for 10. and in dong ~ Slipped down
in his chair.
Lawyer Abraham Bernstein % 80
Broadway. ~ lend 81 the physician. motel
that DR.. Satenstein wills further down IN
his chair than even banquetsr usually
sta. LAWYER Bernstein cast about for
plan OF action and finally decided TO strike
his frIend severely with a napkin. He
tossed the napkin across the table play
fully but with too much OF an lnshoot
on the delivery The napkin went Wild
and landed on the head of a young woman
seated az table with MIR. Ollman the
former Aassmblyman.
Whsrsupon. Lawyer Bernstein SAYS he
promptly walked over TO apoIog He 20 ne
said after the smoke cleared. wahted To
. trim I'm Bernstein. Bernstein Slys he
4 told UIlman that rough stun wouldn't
lie chubby or RentlemAnly. but that when
he got the former Legislator outside he q
told ever ybody els. that he w.lsa loafer
| 4 he lnwveT Gays that the former As
1 .en,bIvn,an had Bernstein and DR. Saten-
stein arrested then for fear ~ licking
Al any rate. when Bernstein ana 1T
! kSnf.snatstn started from the hail with
their friends Policeman lBeran Vas On
1 hand and on Ullman's complaint locked
M the doctor and lawyer. Magistrate
| Rreen heard all about u az the orkNill"
pouc~ CouTt.
Mr. bernstein Wa- bshay.ng most
/ ,nsllsinEIy during Justice sawyer :
I ate,.ch cpmplaiusd complainant H.
man To- Magistrate Brren. lie was throw
ing not only napkins bnt t"mhp'ck-
and cigarette huN"s around. he VA
I cutting ,sp hke a !uaIeT.
: IaNy.T Bernstein iu-isi@d 90 the Mag
l-trat. that inasmuch A. there we're
ladies prs-eut the last thing IA the world
he would think Ot doug M"I!d L. even
10 attempt ~ act like !ua!rf. The com
plainant came hack With the statement.
directed a. LAWYER Bstn-t. -(our
conduct WA very III" fus' ~ "a luai"r
MIR ES,ruS's.,n d-u,'t iGat b." rad thIuNu
t,rHhpiclO- uT cigarette buN-- Mr. lU-
man sAid b.. dld NJ h'i nslr'h -d'i
~. didu her~uI'uu NJ liinah -tid
h- did
Mtue-. Henry IIppmaH here gave
tIt. important testimony thai really hr
had seen q napkin flying through ihr ar.
but CuiIlsin -w-ar no th"-N 70. Al
th.. witness, were insisting that all the
gentlemen a. aNy"r Bernstein table
Z certainty Nsre acting J ~ lnat"r-. A'-p.
saIi Wines lIppnan. aNv-I h-ru-t"in
follow ~ NJ l Imam around ~" hail
Tor zpus,. time with threats that before
th.. cocks crew a C-rtain partv would
tgp ptInished tDIt ~ the street, sad the
witness about , u'clVrk \ NJ, q was
gathered frau, remarks that bernstein
Z nov mad fully n,as,'. 80 ~ mind - siam
"A "a
II doing Il. HIT on thing ait''r another
,ntrrf-r~d MI lllman, lad IdppTnan.
did not care 20 "gtt
Policeman B-ran told the Magistrate
that Bernstein Ead u-.',i 'r"I-i~ruu-
Language aud that ~" art'-t hal l-en
made pn the cDmIila'n' ut Imam.
-Br - her. 49, ! pet or'- brohsa ia Dr
Saatsnst-,n rirht h.r'. 1 didn't do any
thing hW -hp q Shoe N Where ito ]
,nu,. IA to L.. arf-r'sdS- NARi@trat.
Br..-n answered taat up g. vet b. also
couIoin $50 why thu phy-'CI had bs~n
pinCh,d 4 young man "a ~" bridge
who announced that h" was Lawyer
Joshua BeTnsts'in, a brother and Law part
ner ~ the other Lawyer Bernstein. l"re
spok" up tn dsfsncs uf the doctor and
lawyer DEFENDANTS.
4 And I'm under arrest too continued
Lawyer Joshua BernSi~in. Nv ca-~
corns- 40 newt. vo'r Honor Thus polite
man charges ~" with dis0rdsrlv cpnduci,
but
/ One ~ a time luirrpu-"d Magistrat"
+, Breen co Lawyer I'@hua
| o.! did thrpw paUkin.- broke "a lawyer
| Abraham Bernstein. mt - A'trH'i Or
! Satenst-in'z attention thai h" Wa slI.-
/ tang when tine NAPKIN missed Dr.
SafsnStein and / started over 10 applogi>"
, hk.. a gentleman Mr. I Imam h't NJ" IN
the eve The blow was An insult ana
wanted 10 resent u cut m IN" street. "'Ii
Mr. Ulln.an called a policeman and Lad
I mo arrest n
, Magistrate Rrs-.n gave ev"rybOdv som"
} god advice With bt al p-rsuasipn
fFom IN. t-.nch the Two sides got to-
xether and strengthened ont the Difficult
ties orally The complaints were with
| drawn
LAWYER J0@hua va- charged bv PolICs-
! man Beran with calling IN" Officer a liar.
! Whirh term -aId 'h@ TOiICeman. Na-
qualified with two al ieCtive~ lawyer
| Joshua replied that he merely had called
the Policeman a -ronfopndad har.- The
Court reT.rimanded LAWYER Joshua and
discharged him
| Or. aatsnstein didn't do much work
| Yesterday Efforts 20 see lawyer Abra-
! ham and lawyer Joshua Bernstein were
4 frultIe~s until after Hunrs' last evening.
/ They had reported AZ their offic~- Tor