The evening world. Newspaper, January 15, 1895, Page 2

“ef the railroad companies have adopted “Vine carried but few passengers, and ‘equally determined to fight the thing out. the central part of the city the no violence, bu in South there Were efforts made to hamper the railroad officials in their Third avenue during the night. around Fifty-eighth street many houses ‘fare in course of construction. Bide- walks and curb stones are also being Jala. Under cover of darkness the strikers worked diligently, anu this morning the Third avenue track is piled high with heavy flaggings, sand and lime in every @irection. In one section the track Is obstructed for a distance of twelve Blocks. The wires were not molested. ‘There was a conference between the | ‘Third avenue officials and the police | early this morning. The police advised that if cars were run, they should go through Second avenue. ‘The pickets are everywhere, and seem te be posted on every movement made @r projected by the Company. One of the pickets said openly that if the Third jevenve company attempted to move ears blood would flow. ‘The management of the Brooklyn Heights roed notified Superintendent of Police Campbell that they were only ‘waiting @ gurantee of police protection to start their cars. ‘The Superintendent at once notified all eaptains along that line to get out the eserves and preserve order. Ke Evidence of Weakening. There {s apparently no indication of weakening on either side. The officials @ conservative policy, and seem to be fn no hurry to put their lines in opera- tion with new men, although they say that they are receiving more applica: tons for positions than they can at- tend to. On the other hand, the leaders of the strike say that the men are thor- @ughly organized, and that they are pre- pared for a long struggle for their Fights. It is a fight for life or death ih 2i.43 THE WORLD These Are the Strike Leaders. JOUN GIRLS: 1 Uaeoutive Board, B.A. 76) AUR LS Leb tabladed ner of (Sacretsey of pros td (President of the De Kalb avenue #: ald of the courts to prevent the strikers from interfering with the operation of tts cara, It was said that he had consulted Mor- ris 4 Whitehouse, attorneys for the Company, ard that they had almost definitely decided to apply to the Su- preme Court for a preliminary injunc- tion restraining the members of the E: ecutive Board of D. A. 70, thelr agents and all other persona from interfering with the operation of the various lines, Jand from destroying the Company’ roperty. Nelther member of the law firmowas in when an “Evening Worl reporter called to-day. Lawyer ards, who shares their office, said that he Knew nothing of the matter, President Lewis could not be’ seen. The strikers, on the other hand, are also (talking of asking the courts, to Interfere. Tt leaked out to-day. that some members of the xecutive Board had been discussing the project of pros ecuting the Presidents of the various railroad companies for alleged violation of the 10-hour law, District-Attorney Ridgway sald he had recetved no complaint against the rall-_ ANDREW D. BEST. (An antive de tn the big tle-up.) with them, and they realize how much their future depends upon the success of the present movement. ‘The strike Jeeders have sent out orders te the men in every district of the city ‘warning them to commit no violence of any kind, and urging them not to inter- fere in any way with the property or the men now employed by the railroad companies. Willing to Replace Strikers. At the general offices of the Brooklyn City Railway, at 8 o'clock this morning, there was a string of about 100 men in line making applications for positions to take the place of the strikers. Private detectives in the employ of the Company guarded the doors to head off any repre- sentative of the strikers who might en- deavor to convince the applicants that they were not doing the proper thing. Several of the men who were spoken to sald they came from other cities, and that more are expected to arrive during the day. OmMcials Say ‘Will End Te-Day. “The strike will be ever to-day,” tt was sald at President Lewis's office. “We are running the Court street cars already and applications for positions fare coming in faster than we can handle them.” President Lewis reached his office at ® o'clock, and in answer to questions in Tegard to the situation replied that there was nothing to say. “Our position has not changed tn the slightest.” he eaid, “and we are going ahead and getting new men to take the places of those who have left us, If the public will give us time, we will soon be able to accomodate them. “We are now running cars on the Court street line, on time, and are carry- ing all the passengers we can, We have also started the Flatbush line. What we shall do during the day towards starting up other lines I cannot yet say. “It does not look as if we were weak- ening, when we are receiving applica- tions by telegraph from 100 to 150 men at @ time, does it?” President Lewis would not say from whom he had received them, but they evidently indicated that the trolley com- panies were going outside of Brooklyn to get men to take the places of their striking employees, ‘The Brooklyn City line began running cars on the Court street route at 7 o'clock this morning. The cara were sent out from the Company's depot, Hamiliom. avenue and Court street, at intervals of four or five minutes, There Was a policeman on both platforms of ich car. It was noticeable that the cars of this people were evidently fearful of trouble. It is quiet at the different depots in ‘Williarhaburg, and It seems to be the general opinion that the companies will Jet the Willamsburg lines alone until after they have got things running in Brooklyn. Brooklyn people are generally in hearty sympathy with the striking trol- ley men and went to see them win. Although they were greatly inconven- fenced by the stoppage of the surfa: lines yesterday, and hundreds of them hhad to walk many miles in going to and from their business, they accepted the situation, as a rule, good naturedly, and made the best of it. Amether Day of Walking. ‘They were no better off this morning than they were yesterday, but it was a good day for walking, and those who @id not live near any of the Elevated Mines had the benefit of fine exercise in the open air, ‘The Carrying capacity of the trains, doth on the Brooklyn and Kings County Elevated roads, was taxed to the ut- most again this morning. Every car and engine owned by the two companies, was brought into use, and yet they could not begin to accommodate the peopie, The unusual number of trains which were run during the earlier hours of the day caused a serious blockade in the neigh- Borhood of the Bridge between $ and 10 e@’clock, ‘The Brooklyn Elevated railway sys- tem carried yesterday 202,000 passeny ‘This is an increase of 100,000 over the game day last year. ay Wagon to Be Sent Out. It was announced by President Norton of the Atlantic avenue line, that his company would begin to pay off its old employees this afternoon. The pay wegon, he said, would start out from the oMfice of the company at 2 o'clock, and during the afternoon would go over the entire line, stopping at all the depots and car houses, and the wages of all fhe men on strike would be paid up to ra. | road officials, and that he could, do rie wi r or atter unless he did. MASTER WORKMAN CONNFLLT. Master Workman Connolly, to take the |"Tlettfet Auster Workin Contelly (ilead of all the wtrikera) laces of the men who ‘are now on|complained this morning that the vari- Strike. ous railroad companies were not com The feu of the sagreement which | plying with the requirements of their | wax in force last and which the| charters, in the matter of running a / xtrikere now want the managers of| given number of cars over their lines in the Brooklyn trolley Hines to sign and] a day. carry out. ix that not more than, one-|" He sald he thought it was the business third of the cars should be run as “trip-| of certain of the county oMicials to see pers that the men who run them|that they did so. should be paid at the rate of $1.50 4 day. wa which the managers . and which Is one of es in the present struggle, willing to waive thetr claim in wages, if a sutisfac. nt in regard to the num “trippe and their pay can be which will not be to the detriment whose wages have lately ry serfously cut. by the system whieh the companies have grai- vally adopted The port that General Master Work- Sovereign, of the Knights of Labor, sould be in Brooklyn some time to-day GAVE HIM A THRASHING. Warrants tora for Alleged Ansau Justice Goetting, in the Lee Avenue Court, Wiliamsburg, to-day Issued war- rants for the arrest of William Schul and John Farrell, two strikers who were employed as conductors on the Myrtle avenue 1 Emil Ni rtle ay . was was revived, and at the headquarters twas a cond of the atrikera it was confidently as-| fF on the s . and went out with parte (NRG hee Wan coming: Of to giva| te ofher. men, this inorning re- is advice and assistance to the leaders | pented and started tor the depot, at THOMAS 3. coorry of the movement Hroadway and Myrile avenue, intending (District Master Workman in big atrike of 1889) io: eopls La Ny ag re, he says he was met hy Sehul and F a iit : ‘ relly Who gave him a thrashing. to put Itselt to any trouble to look them|{ STRIKERS SAY IT’S A BLUFF. ASK FOR PROTECTION. up. e This move on the part of Trestaent| 48% Sek Why No Cara Are Moved Norton was generally regarded among {aration street: Hrookiyn and Queens Con OMcialn Fenr V the strikers ay a bluff on the part of | the Company to give out the impression | The depot of the Putnam avenue and | Halsey street line was closed this morn- nee. that It did not want to have anything |W. and there were no signs that the || Tate this afternoon General Manager ¢ ‘i Wicker, of the Brooklyn, Queens Coun- more to do with its old employees, and building was occupied. Small knots of | 00° tile that they anight regard themarives ua /men Stood in the vleinity, ‘They ex-|t¥ and Suburban Railroad (old Broa discharged without further notice. pressed thelr belief that the Company | wayline) ent Sitter to Mayor Schi ‘ aM at opera Cn “| ren, Sheriff Butthing, of Kings County, President Norton sald that when the (Wl! to operate Us lines withs | ni Sheriff Doht,. of, Queens County, the men were pald off they would be obliged to give up their badges and buttons, | which were the property of the Compa |calling upon them for prot | Aw no acts of violence ha: mitted as yet ton, been com- this would serve to in- | dicate tha! attempt will be made to ny, and that they would only be taken | [start the cars very shortly, probably back aguin into the employ of the Com- tomorrow. pany as individuals | , - “We will give them until to-morrow ‘WOULDN'T FEED POLICEMEN. morning to return to work." he sald, | — ‘and if they refuse to ageept the propo- | Flatbush Restaurant Men Feared aition, we will be in readiness to put} the Strikers Would Royeott ‘Phe our tines tn operation again at noon | A pininroue (piped: ot Uh6 les atlie eS ee | was the action of the hotel and restaur- NO LOITERING PERMITTED ant keepers of Flatbush, to-day, They . refused to furnish food to the policemen Rceewetwens m the ground that the street-car_em- AML Qulet at the De Kalb a rat who are thelr regular patrons, ht boycott them in the future, AxGh as be policemen telephoned to” Police Col. John N. Partridge, Pri tent of adquaet wnat th Mwitice starving: : 1 wine ion Commissar el orderet the Brooklyn City and Newtown lait aAndwiches and pate de fole gras sent road, hax made his headquarters at the eae Company's union depot, at DeKalb and he patrolmen traded the stuff off with Central avenue. He looked very sleepy restaurant keeper for bologna and t o'clock had not le Monday this morning, and sa the building morning. verything has been i erly about here since the te-vp wa since PRESIDENT LEWis SERENE. Right with His quiet and or~| | | | Saya Things Are All clared as po a We don't Lines and Men Plenty, apprehend an: uuble from the mes pty wa Sexy As to whether We will attempt. to crmmens to stanp past, |, President Lewis, of the Brooklyn sen any curs ont to-day J can fonts that We hate not went any | Heishts Railroad Company, said this {ust at present. “We have full poll | STAHL NT SEU AOR EHIPE HGR Laer ection, and have no fear that our prop soover this. tne dan ofticial | “{iyenoons Soe caWGance ai = erty would be Injured if we sent any ny, do not in-| “We are making much more progress care out. ny attempt to do so until) than any of us hoped We are “We have received over . Are if_operation, again, | Surprised at the great number of appli- Applicants for work. This is 4 comparative smalt th and | cattons for employment and the char- had the best kind of reference are devoting our reles tu getting | acter and quality of the men." ave tiled them for future action, Mr. Lewis said there had been no trou- really imp tant lines in operation.” | “Of the 450 n in our former employ}. ‘This ment, the strikers say, is a | ble on any of the roads to-day. No about 40 have lett us Fifty have re: | blu strikers had applied to be reinstated, so mained loyal, and are variously eugaged) "Why dont they do something towards | far as he knew, ‘The rty of ‘the about the depot. We ran i2y cars, muk-/ running thelr cars on Pulton” street?’ | Company had not been damaged. ing about wo Saily trips.” : ; Home man ‘ - e police officer was on duty at the he Fulton street line is the longest entrance of the Company's depot. and! brane of the lirooklyn Heights Com: ARBITRATORS MEET. two others were dispe all groups | pany’s system. It starte at Fulton | . - = Pickets’ of the striking had been starte 1 Strike Day. watched the depot « - sober and orderly. State Arbitration Commissioner Edward that they knew positiy+ W. Feeney called « Mayor Schieren DISCOMFORT ON THE “L.” | Vision was maile fo ‘TUESDAY EVENING) JANUARY 156, 1896. These Are the Railway Magnates. DANIEL F. @resiaent of the Broc BENJAMIN NORTON President Atlantis Avenue Tr sembly 7, testified in regard to trolley accidents, He said that the rules of the com nies caused the accidents, While eight-mile an hour rate of accepted by the — companie: stops. 1 speed this time, the cars were ten and twelve miles an hour. MANDAMUS ASKED FOR. Major McNulty Saya the Strike Hurts Major Peter H. Men of the firm of Wechsler & MeoNulty and a resident a | of Parkville, in the Platbush Court, York Painters, and adopt the intter'a; made a motion before Judy Brooklyn, to-day, for i ‘ mandamus compel the Brooklyn City HKaullroad Ce pany to run care, on the ground that neglect greatly interfered with hia. by ness. The writ was ordered to issue retu able Saturday morning. No Fear of a Cable iF Strike. 5 railway managers in New York Witte fear that the strike in Hrooklyn. will ed on cable in this city. Pres! of the Metropolitan Street Rat ‘on strike for nd that he knows of no real ¢ ontent among the me No Need of Federal Action. WASHINGTON, Jan, 15,—Postal oMetals do entertain any fear of delays to mails resi from the Brooklyn trike. The Division Su Intendent of the railway mail service at York whew Mh lant. night fork | URN to" sucexed report. “telngraphed That no postal deiave | Appointed - apeak sof the ateike | men wh Mach vonAeqUENe ae to WACEANE ANY. OMclal iioymien in “Drookls cuan ha orcurres won had |, The oMleera elected by Machiniata’ International Hig Lowe tw § hinist The effect of the airike upon the downtown dry ' iy it teary: Matthew Harland, “Treas gooda houses” although some ; STATI Tie Tecenna ceeeenears: Im atill nerious. two days of by che down It in p Toa to Hire Any here BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Jan. 15 officers of the Brooklyn trolley li were In this city wday trying to ind motormen of the Bridgeport y pany to go ty Brooklyn te work day. the price waked. by Riooklyn strikers, The Brooklyn ma to gett dred men from jeut and N yto take the places of strik Xpected te ts Known to get twenty her no have accepted their offer a Debs, DES MOL Jan, against the Governmen the big railroad strike in Chicago Summer, He denied that he had that scheme was considered He sald further that # plan of rebe was submitted to Debs himself the other strike leade which had been par by the Chicago attorn he refuses to reveal, ‘The scherr braced the general details outlines the Leader interview with him, Inc ing the establishment of a provisi West, with a plu worked whos ‘This scheme,” “was proposed te friends, just as m were submitted, bu of the others ‘was entertained by us, conference, or talked time. eretgn asly by wild 1) neither (t nor considered by lividuaiiy They declined to acy What getion they this morning relative to securing quar- Frould take If such an’ attempt was) Pra hed to Suffocation and | ters In the City Hall for the seasion of made. , © Board, which was held to-day The statement of President Partridge | Long Delays Frequent. | act SHE request the attendance of Prex: about the number of applications for] ‘The cars on the Lexington avenue and faetie emis, Norton ene pinere 860. employment was hed at byt wanch of the Brooklyn | {fey do nat come, will subpoena t picketing strik vy said they knew | and comp hem to appear,” sw Ss 1 road were that not twe have su far. 4 Jammed almost to| Tt was stated at Mayor Schleren's of- piled. In any they had made a| SuMocation this moriing and ran with! flee at 1 o'clock that President Norton “sink or swim” issue, and were one| fv pretence of regularity, Long stops positively refused to appear before and all determined ty stand together to * made at most stations and. the| the Board of Arbitration, Commissioner |the last. If all the strikers maintained | passeng squeezed Into a more| Feeney may, therefore, subpoena him, the same stand, they felt confident that Act Mass WITH cach bateh of pa the Company Would have to submit to r their demands, | TIME SCHEDULE THE CAUSE. bliin Says Trotley Co panies Are EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING. ; ig He Reni hte for Accidents, TAS Sina Kep to He Look. | ¢ pital uu labo: At @ meeting this afternoon of the q » c extra im jay s toard of Commis s Me Hriehter far the: Mex A bevy of about a dozen shop-giris|Stste Board of Railroad Comm a During the forenoon sume information | coming home from work last evening at) in the City Hall, Brooklyn, John Giblin, in regard to the meeting of the Exec pr the uptown elevate! wha staied he was a member of the RUPERT RHO nce rly all the ears itive Committee of District As Passengers, e there Wa is In session at Muj street, leaked out s Hall, in Bridge | v The leaders could not be se but word waa nent au tol those who made ig ee a After the Grip inquiries there that the situation was Jon tn the Light of a jok improving all the time, and from the} the fair guests. of . . | strikers point of view it was most ¢ called their at-| WEAK, TIRED, DIN¢ RAGED couraging. tention to ewing mum sear above th one that with the exceptio: or two lin of are on the business of every third “and which while a mateh to one arth xta to] them shuuld give of the girls his seat jeulth and St 1 had the grip, which left my system tn a by | pan: 1 Was At A standstill, | One Ce ee ee ee a arte lth. Kiris themselves took the com condition, My strength was all gone, and reports. to the ¥, every. effort | ments 4 sof the crowd wus getting Weaker every day, My frlends which has thus far been made by. the } Part ctoppe sald my final reat could not long be deterred, on rt thelr | at a companies to cars has ¥ ‘ally Wor nome futile to and that they | { condition. tion, vunolly says that 3 row is able to. run ‘ourt street Line by drawing upon an nto { any w much K. lacked an apy inten t so far as to) out, that she oved ths ‘it ' After » bottle Twas greatly benefited and As Sarsap taking « the second restored my health entirely,so that Tecan do my work as well as ever, | owe date. Notice had been sent out that this taken, and it was ex- imation known as the Kidney Stew Asnoclation, which. was started! b manager of the Hrooklyn trolley lines, ‘and comprises a small number of prac: tically inexperienced men, who have been | Bi instructed In the theory of handling an electric car, "As a matter of fact, nearly all th ret rullroad fHood’s= Cures Will Take Legal Steps. my present health and strength to Hood's Bar- A report was circulated this morning | separiila* men employed on the that President Lewis, of the Brooklyn Mas. M. L, Conrnn, West Berlin, Vermont, Ines in other cities are Knights of ee Ee sel Labor, and it would be impoxsible to|Helghts Railroad Company, was con-|~Gigga%— Pills are hand made, and perfect in get them to Mea here, Lente to] sidering the advisability of invoking the] proportion and appearance. 8c, per bos, An Attempt to Dec! Broke Up Thetr Meeting A stormy meeting of the astri cloakmakers was held last night in Irving Hall. lt is said that the of the Operators and Union, attempted to declare off, lit were howled down Speakers In the bod: the Board they had power to declare strike off; th. must be submitted to a vote of all unions, Tho meeting broke up in confusion ecutive Bi the the hall y System: nor in wayne has heard no rumors of & REFUSED TO LEAD REVOLT. jon Was Pro- at the time of the details of | said, | r serious'y at any | CLOAKMAKERS EXCITED. are the Strike OW Cloakmakers' strike dal Street THR REMAINDER OF OUR STOCK OF LADIES’ retailed from $38.00, now 5.00, 7,50 and q, Plush Capes, at $12.50 Fine quality Chinchilla Jackets, at was | e e e constitution, Mexer Dampt, resigned yesterday ax del y ton No. 144 to the Cull and R. E. Pinner was elect to ‘om- the uit Building arn trick La Deputy. Never Lodge No. Railroad T 517, men, located in 4: Maximilian Doll, Waters, 422 Eleventh retary; Thomas McMullen, Dusenbury, Agent. The new officers elected by Branch Workmen's General Benefit Union are have 1 bo dent way auso A 1 Deohmen, President; Charles ¢ ident; irnest Presse ant ing uper= Now jan: HL. Reynolds, Truster, xecutive Board of the United Green- Association haw been compos Troth, Prosident; D. A. Hays William retary: K. bs, tent; ci Gliroy J. Cor The ne: ner nt} for | William’ Bresl S. Proo Miter, tides wd Donaldson, Delega me | 5 wted the fellows omcers: We 1 Da Vice-Pres rate R. | wan rejected last nigh Sovereign was seen in reference to the | udtare: Vetan OP Shis) aiy Bye statement attributed t him by the ais of the National Union of Granite Leade! of Dew Moines, yesterday, to! a minimu the effect that he and F. Debs had | eo veliae Binaatinl Becre considered a plot to lead a rebellion er, Dy.” Albers: Wa! et Labor Bureau, ©. Vast) The Theatrival Protective Un eid | Wray, }and Philip Kell haselected J cei ot Nivany. sodas. od t the Mnseum of Natural Hi and agattent ee he pilidine Tages” and the workmen Mine’ new. (nis i had onal | no | yu Ing te stilt + The concert an es et its ch ans wilt take pl ral Jock at The Central Opera-House Hall, Mast Sixty-seventh street. he Central Labor Feger: hia elected: R hulit: Financial Secretary, J. Merkel | M. Kuhn, Auditors, Wageniehner, k in king new 25 % Off joard it the ne a HMeverhill Strike Leaders Enjo! a, TALIM, Mess, dah b-ThIs morsing an. ap- a wf an Injunction brought by Chick I. . were. roe, cf Haverhill, egainat (he. leaders. of the Winter Suits Now at riking aoe workers. wan heard tn the Soperion 1} 25% off the inaividaia mentioned in th wa 0 were 9.80 ness. aca vercoats nev ot 7.38 “ Sr 7 past en Ts IN THE WORLD OF LABOR, ~ were - Now at ee Calegate is ther Can $1,000 to any ane dispr Kor Chat oP Mane Cater tty | Eeward Quinn and Michael of the K. af 1. Quinn Reliance Lal Henry Kohnle has been elected Preside Iron-Moulders "Union No, 183, and the elected Recording aad Corresponding Secretary is Frank Lee. James McAvey and William Jones elected to the Central the Machine ‘The German House-Painters’ agecis! ‘Booting thie evesing te. formally ‘ Workers to the Central Labor Union, Labor Union by (Mone-Workers and Rubbers Unica. the club nt of newly been LeBoutilier brs MUST BE SOLD, Winter Garments, Ladies’ Jackets,formerly "1500, 18,00 * 25.00 West 23d Street of the Brother. Financier, a1 Catciim-Light Operators’ Union 3 D. of wages sof five ‘Cutters lo, y the Board of Delegates | Tr Panik Union No. 9 patd out during the] Winter Suits, Ulsters The many unscrupulous advertisers force us to this wordin AT BOTH STORES. B. ALTMAN & Co. Wednesday, Jan’) 16. SECOND FLOOR. Ladies’PlainCloth } DRESS ES at Extremely Low Prices, OF WHICH A LARGE NUMBER ARE MARKED AT 12.5% 15°" 19.5" 25°" 18th Street, roth Street and Sixth Avenue. to ij IN THE STORES OF Truesdell, Spreter & Co., STH AVE., 24TH & 25TH 8TS., A FORCED SALE Is NOW TAKING PLACE ON OUR SECOND FLOOR ONLY. DO NOT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY. POPULAR PRICE GOODS SOLD AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES. SSOSS CSCC SCSOSSOO ‘OLD HERALD BUILDING, Breadway and Ann St. MUST BE VACATED. OUR STOCK oF HIGH GRADE CLOTHING is large, and we will sacrifi than move it, STYLISH SUITS, OVERCOATS, ULSTERS & TROUSERS ¢ me best quality, at ridiculously low prices, Ser STYLISH, WELL MADE, WELL TRIMMED SUITS #@ OVERCOATS $—y 75 aT anisangm an legate inary ed an Vane | Mal ew ay | tthe | aries | last quarter of 1894 for sick benefits, ‘Pres | death benefit, $70; out of work benefits, $1,511 strike benefits, $748.14, The union hes resslved |not to send any more delegates to the State (Branch of the American Federation of Labor. Board of Delegates yea- contractor et Clapham, erra-cotte moul OG Amboy, e three ‘months. Contracts Paris and Berlin for terra-cotta work for the Perth Amboy Company, 60 it was stated. At a conference of the United Garment Workers’ oe lant night It-was Teported that twenty- | three Arma had Been willing to concede the eight- ‘hour rule,” provi ‘other manufacturers did likewlee, was recelved trom {er fmsoclation to the re qu t-hour work-day. The 4 Rates are to report to their unlons., and the latter ire to vote on the question whether they w! port the cutters in thelr demand for the hour ate er SS RETIRING POLICEMEN. Their Pensions Range from $500 to #1,000 Each, The Police Board to-day retired on a $1,009 pension Detective-Sergt. George | O'Connor, of Inspector McLaughlin's staff, and the following policemen on $700 pensions: Henry Heaviside, Oak street station; Daniel Harvey, Oak street sta 1, tion; Thomas Carlin, Leonard street eta nels | tion; Danie! Doyle, Old slip station; John av.) Markey, Grand Central Depot sub-sta- tion. |. Doorman Solomon F, Brundage was re- ‘all. | tired on a $60) pension. The Boar of Police Surgeons. ed to examine for retirement C D. Hooker, of the Cit Patroimen’ George F. Heck, West ‘Thir- seventh street station; Henry Henk- . West One Hundred and Fifty-wecond street station, and Robert | Ei ton, Tremont station. Capt, Hooker wiil, no doubt be retired, as he is in extremely feeble health Gi ft Vives ‘onra re don, it rather ring as special sale bar HIGH-CLASS CHEVIOT SUITS, BLUE AND BLACK KERSEY OVERCOATS AND SHETLAND ULSTERS, ar Q 30 that ‘Bargain Sales'' are offering at@1k ag IMPORTED CLAY & VICUNA SUITS, DOUBLE MILLED Melton and Kersey Overceats: AND Newfoundland & Frieze Ulsters ar $4 1,75 TRsngusl of whieh you never bought for less Alrect. pt. Henry. HAG Hail sguad, and nan nthe ding ry, nt R —— =—__— Public Rapid Tri Mectinus, The Rapid Transit Commissioners to-day behind closed doors, Secretary R. the Marble Hill Improvement Company, protested inst building the propored road only to Fort ge. Plana and routes were dincussed und the meeting adjourned until a met Alexander, of intory wil f the to ing a Underground scheme. Henry rs em to exhibit. the surface road. sy Bulla Day has | GRIP, PNEUMONIA. 4 DIPHTHERIA cured in from six to by Ww RADAWS Remember its eff. was proven in the rite. Full informatio BROADWA Must Supreme Court, call or AT 1288 ELIZABETH, N. J., Jan. {%,—Joha Varvem, Fremont Decker, William Kilsem, William Riew dan, Willlam Farrar, Martin Fallea, Charles Lina, George Kuhn, William Herr, Jobe John Williams, Jobe Merr:') William Orow! Joseph Frank, Joseph Morrow, Mishael Gaanca, Patrick Mennecsy and Joseph Herlock were be fore Justice Nelll to-day charged with robbii nd Overcoats. 280 11.80 14.80 17.90 24.00 "4 oa) ‘eloy “a te — 4 wey without to awalt 7,35 8.85 {0 13.42 16,50 ae 80 14.80 17.00 38.00 8.85 WO 13.42 15 18 24 26. P80 15.80 14.80 19.80 30,00 35 8.85 10 14.95 22,60 oving the integrity of this offer, ing a newsboy. Kicked fourtes wood, while inten year-old Loute Balet knocking out two teeth. A jowed that Underwood, when a boy, n injury to hia head, and when be becai temporarily’ insane. Baby No. 1 In New Coart B The fret aby to sec the light in the mew Criminal Court Building arrived early somarday in the apartments of Janitor Miet ‘on the second meszanine Sor. “A KINGDOM VOR A BOTTLE, 124406 Fl 8, Jee nego aves