James Clark against William D. Brown, Theodore Bates and Enrique Pena

The defendant, in concert with a mob of around 40 individuals, entered a non-union barber shop on Lenox Ave and attempted to persuade the owner to join the Barber's Union. When he refused, they "[took] hold of bootblack chairs, then in front of [the] store and threw same into the [shop] window ... smashing the [owner's] plate glass window, glass panel door and breaking one barbers chair." The mob also assaulted the owner. Damage totaled $325.