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La TROLLEY MANAGERS BLAMED. —_—_>— The Friday Oommittee Says the Magnates Started the Strika & Préliminary Report Submitted to| the Legislature. (fipectal to The Evening World.) ALBANY, April 2—A preliminary re- of the Friday Committee, which Investigated the recent trolley strike in Brooklyn, was made public to-day. The / peport was presented by Chairman Will- fam H. Friday, of Kings, in the Assem- bly last night. Mr. Friday asked for an extension of time in which to prepare the full report on the strike, and offered the prelimi- nary report as a synopsis of the work done by the Committee. After stating that the Committee has taken 199) pages of testimony, the r port cites the causes of the strike. ‘The Committee places the blame for the beginning of the strike at the doo! of the railroad companies, stating that they declared all negotiations with the men to be off, by discharging the elec- trical workers. By the introduction of electricity, the report says, “‘a better grade of skill was required, although the railroad managers testified that no more extra skill was necessary to drive a horse car. But the many accidents and fatalities have demonstrated this to be untrue.” The synepsis concluded with a sketch of the affairs of the Long Island ‘1 tion Company. ———— RULES FOR TROLLEY CARS. The State Railroad Commissioners, Meosrs, Samuel A, Beardsley, Alfred . Chapin and Michael Rickard, are pre- paring to compel the trolley companies of Brooklyn, to observe the rules of the Board governing the running of trolley ari ‘The Commissioners met at the Chamber ef Commerce this morning, and after transact): routine business went into executive session to consider a report with regard to the killing of Mrs. Med- inger by a trolley car recently. “I cannot say what the evidence was what will be done, for the law pro- jes that decisions ot the Board must promulgated at Albany,” sald Secre- YC, B. De Freest, this morning, vhat could the Board do," he was ed. If it found.” he replied, “that its ulations were not observed by the rooklyn roads, as they have been by every other trolley road in the State, it could have the Attorney-General com- mence mandamus proceedings to re- Quire the trolley roads to obey those Tule.” Although Mr. De Freest would go no further, it Is understood that the investi- gaiion in Brooklyn last week revealed it the regulations governing the run-. ning of trolley cars, as recently adopted hy tue Railroad Commissioners, have been Ignored by the Brooklyn lines, and that there 1s no disposition on the’ part the companies to recognize the author- ity of, the Commissioners. in fact, it ts claimed that if the suggestion that oars meeting shall not pase at crossings had been observed, Mrs, Medinger would not have been killed. lied. TROLLEY SPEED REDUCED. Brooklyn Aldermen Say Must Be Placed on Ca Tt Is expected that the railroad com- panics in Brooklyn will fight the legality of some ot the provisions in the ordi- ta as! day, to govern the running of trolley cars In the city. Mayor Schieren w in favor of the ordl- Hances as a whole, but excepts to that portion which provides for the appoint- ment of fifteen inspectors to watch the speed of cars. The Mayor believes three or five inspectors would be sufficient, iN 16 WORLD uF LAuUR “ rade, . Leayeratt, of Brooklyn, is the new Master Workman ot ‘tical Workers No. Sr vice C W. Hoadley, resigned Delegate Keating reports that nearly all the | dent finton electrical workers are busy, and the few Vice-President Adle ones will soon be employed. The Executive Roard of the Marble Indusiry Emplovees’ Unions will hold @ meeting to-morr g¥ening to consider future agreement: Employers’ Ansoctation earned Gorlety AC eat lence meeting “Trates Unions and the American Federation Labor’ will be discussed to-night by the Social Reform Club. at 88 Second avenue. Adolph Strasser and Samuel Gompers will speak. A new lodge of English-speaking pians-makers TL be organized next Friday night at the Labo yceum. in East Fourth street, under. the ail pices of the Piano-Makera’ International Unto A wtlevance of the Vendom: Broadway Breit aeTenident Fennell, of the PI loviety, and the uni there this! morning. on eR Fewurned Foreman Douglas, Foreman Quinn in Ineuranc The Enterprise hold a “spect Right In Clarend arrears alk mentha wil strike and other benefita and thi ‘ing Del fate will be inatructed to knock them off Unton Joba if they do not settle up. Rossman & Bracken, mai to be dissatisted with U tnade by the Conference Atters will Delogates, and conseque by it. The Hoard of Delegates have dec Rossman & Hracken's shop non-unio: of Upholaterers’ Siik-winders’ trike at the in Riper, Paterson, Ne J., hi tortly. bought a farm near Atlante City, N, J, Frederick J. Chrintie, 403. Bast Seventy-eighth Atreet, as been elected ¢ ponding Secreta of the New York branch of the Granite-Cuiters’ Union, Charges against A. Pinkus have been dismissed | by Cigar-Makers’ Union No. 14 aa being un- founded, and ae has been reinstated. The next regular meeting of Distriet No 15, of feet the International Association of Machiniats, tak place at 1018 Sunday, April Executive Hoard, of the Journeymen Brewers’ tonal Union, ‘There will be a mana-meeting of silk ribbon | ing at the Went Side Labor | Mr; Lyceum, 42 Wert Forty-second street, to dis- weavers thin. ey cuss a new scale of wagen. Branch 2, of sold 8.000 labeln last week. At the next regul Meeting a delegate to the National Convention | place, where M Will be elected. New officers a of the thon In also to attend will be fined. are subject to fi from $25 and upw ‘Thirty-three death claima, amounting to sa9.-] Went Fighty-Afth street, went to the « of deceaued mem- bers of the Brotherhood of Rallroad Trainmen. ociosk this afternoon. last, month, making & grand total of $2,8%4,- 600, were pald to the relati 418.70 since the organtzation was formed, nT street, when tt “rlde’ the goat.’ William Kilne, President of the Bricklayers’ International Union, left for. Philade: organization. Seven members of Bricklayers’ Union, No. 7, ¢ Democrats, have been removed from the Bureau of Repairs of Sewers, of the Depart- ment of Public Works, and seven Republicans, members of the same umion, bave been ap- who pointed in their places. Work in the building trades ts unusually brink, “and the prospects are bright for apr perous year. The ariier than usual THE WORLD: (TANNING FOR THE JUMPS. Hone report that hal at standard wages, and all are wbrkii the eight-hour rule. Delegate Taylor, of the Stairhuilders’ U work building earpenters’ at Rew houses at Madison avenue ant Fifth avenue and seventh atrest, Uniona he ordered the men off, and Union stalrbuilders were put in their place ‘Thompern kept at work last week on the resbyterian Mission’ ected Delegate of | Union, of tile city, which Ht |agreement made by the Masoa Tull) Pradeg, (2 (oe Board | ten and the Hoard of Delegaten.. 7 re discharged and union men The Board of Walking Det 1B oMcers tor the James Rogers, Ami ters, Recording oaaic and Encaustic Tilela: ers: Treasurer, Helpers: Sergeant-at-Arm | tion of Ame Sheet Iron Wor Peter Brennan Credential Committee, Johnson, Thomas Cunningham, Edwant Hanrahan, |. Matthew FB) Murray William) Taylor, ‘Thomas F. Downs, | the post Diamond-Cutter Di: April 2—Late ner Stump, of the Immigration Tureau, omtered the discharge of Frany Von Reeth, | commenced very Immigration authorities as an allen contract laborer ALBANY, April 2 | DILL consolidating the Aator, | ioraries In New York. iMRS, MEINECKE’S TROUBLES. Her Seascawer pray Startling Stories Ab: Neferee William N. taking testimony the case of the suit for absolute divorce brought by the Greenwich street whole- jov. Morton has signed the | Lenox and Tilden Monday |the steeplechase course, Fe Loew, of 288 Rroad: Committees of the Mason Builders’ Association and the Board of ly would not abide jhe will be in the vei jtion, At tae same tr been elected manager of the | putting one of the Charley He over the stic the horse | stone over the jumps for whose domestic troubles have been fre- ntly aired in the newspapers during the past two years, on, of the General Executive Board of the Rrotherhowl of Locomotive Firemen, has liege lord, when they Twenty-fiftt, |years ago, days with only a night snitt for a cover: | He escaped at midnight with elippored blue ribbons ght dress, and was taken tn) by a policeman, Mrs, Meinecke was present at the hear Charles Bolsinger, of Local Rrewers’ Union No. | ing when 6 has been elected a member of the General | Was hington street, Hoboken, neat boven a distance. the examination of witnedses, John Thorner, who was employed by | Fwore he witnessed ‘tlons between Mrs Parker, a clr e Independent Takers’ Union, | Meinecke was unfaith- to be elected at thin even- Ing’s quarterly meeting of the German branch ww York Painters, ‘The new conatitu- adopted. Members failing to “Mrs, Meineck: lout of the St, Her trunks were confiscated “was turped ainst the rules of the International " Union to accept goods instead of aah for labor done, Those, violating this rule} Straggle with Schoenfeld went Aa he entered he was @ large dog belonging to Mr enfield had a nevi the basement to Americus Lobar Club, known as the "Brains Assembly"? among the Knights of Labor, will meet to-night in Union Hall, 186 Bam Forty-necond y-three new members will eattugele with the Schoenfield went to Roosevelt. H the Yorkville Pollve der to have the dog kille!, —__— = Road Shirking ‘Taxa Papers were ne an Injunction, brought by tfe Brooklyn Elevated | to remrain Registrar of Arreare Hin: | riche from advertising forsale ¢ a this morning to attend (> important business for bis | through following the Measto | other y to amount to $ ‘and $87,499.62 for tho taxes are greatly ‘season began two months but was delayed somewhat | claims that mances passed by the Aldermen yester-| by the strike. Delegate of the bullding trades) what it should pay AVERAGE eenener=-- Gain Over Last Year.. Gain in Four Years March, 1883......... March, 1891........... 325,846 per day + 481,316 per day - 560,196 per day March, 1894....... March, 1895..... ie He He CIRCULATION for se He He NUMBER OF ADVERTISEMENTS Printed in The World in March, 1895........ Mareh, 18946006 escennsersceees Gain in Number of Advertisements Over Last Year: Cirealation, 560,195 --- 78,879 per day seeee 284,349 per day Gain in Twelve Years ....635,600 per day per day. 24,595 per day lls ities: Oa GSR Steeplechasers Being Schooled for the N, & A. Eveuts | Their Work at Brighton, Eatontown and Other Points. The National Steeplechase Assovia- fea will have a grand array toppers to commence the sport of timbe: Jat Morris Park in the beginaing of May next. Although there is not a full month now ere the bugle will signal “horses to nothing has been done yet on the track, which will be in the inner fell entirely, finish and all inouded A number of the gentlemen interested In the cross-country sport visited West chester last week, and sald that the work of laying out the track would be rly this week. Of course, with a competent set of men, fourteen days would be suficient to lay out tho track. In varlows places on Long Island, Staten Island and New Jer sey, horses are now being schoole | daily over the jumps. Bearte arrived at Brighton Reach yes terday from staten Island and looks in op cendition, At the same track Charles Oxx ts putting Foxhound over hound wil make hie debut this season over the Umber. ck Chandler has the Dnffer in ® and it is need say that nary es year, man om is ping events tha ard some his 8 Prt Th ng. Including St. Anthony, \oha, sand Beckie, are clegant fencers, ani the vea- sat re that Heckle ran the |, Bai half-mile track last Septem | ber stamps her as one of the! best jumpers seen out, The horses are as fit as the proverbial fiddle, Mr Heard had a small track made at his stable, with rather sti fences, and the qu fs schooled by Henry Graham. St. Anthony appears now to be us asa bell, and when ft there ts a jumper that can show him the w At the ¢ send track Henry Warnke is schooling Annie Hishop staily sreat washing daughter of Sir Mod fad Kise-Me-Quick has taken to work kind’y, and with her extraorlinary tum of speed ought to be classed dan gerous, Nick Chandler Writer vente that: Warn hen the ma ton M: Prederich ebhard has four which should mint of them se, Is known all ov Airy as an excelent fencer, hut § Ie will make al bow to the | public over the Jumps. The horse has a . and if he tke: Wis rumored he ha me beating, The other me in Mr string quartet are f John ‘ png Island. Mr. Kernochan and otoers are pushing their charges a’ong | shape. The Rat, it is satd, ts! better than ever, and, ay here It is plainly to be’ seen that the Long Islandl contingent, whose excel- lent” faclittles for making jumpers brook and . Wil come out with a stroig hand at the meeting | In May at Westchester, oun ty a well. know! FORGOT TO CALL “TIME.” The Dunn - Robin inve on W might one on Indefinitely. The Union Athletic Club held its frst boxing tournament In Oakland Rink, Jer- sey City, last night, before a large aud! erce. The first bout was between Hughey O'Neil, of Jersey City, and Jack Jaynoh, of Rreoklyn, Mike Martin t> have met O'Ne!l, but he was sick and Lynch wag substituted. This bout was tame and O'Nel! won, The next bout was to have been be-| tween Eddie Torpey, of Hoboken, and Al Schwartz, a Washington Market| butcher. Roth refused to fight; Torpey | because Schwartz wore a mustache and! a vicious wwok, and Schwartz evitently feared that Torpey was a fighter, as he had red hair and a pompadour. They! boxed iour exhibition rounds, during which Schwartz was punched all around the cing. The principals in the next bout were Bobby Wilson, of the Lenox A. C., and Batty Weldon, of this cit; pounds, Weldon was never in it from the start, as Wilso: pun him heavily in the face and stomach In the fifth round Wilson landed as he pleased, aml finally knocked Wellon through the ropes. He Kot up very groggy, and just as Wilson Was going to Knock him out, Char: White, Weldon's nd, jumped into the ring and took him ‘to his corner, Wilson was awarded the bout. ! ‘The event of the evening was between Bil Dunn of Bayonne, and Sim Rob- inson, of the “Scots.” ‘They were billed ty box for the iniddle-welktt champ ship of New Jersey. Dunn, who more sc than Robinson, used straight, Jabs and his right on the jaw, paying for Dunn's stoma nthe third Dunn's heavy jabs drew blood i Robinson very grogry. Just before time was vatled Dunn had Robinson ti on the ropes punching him heavily in the face and stomach. Dunn continued slugging Robinson all | around the ring In the fourth round, but could not knock him out. In the ‘fifth round Robinson got his secon! wind and landed swinging right-hait blows | * on Dunn's stomach and Jaw. knocking | him against the ropes, Dunn was very | groggy, and clinched. In the sixth and last round, Robinson rushed at Dunn, | smashing ‘him around the ring with swinging blows on the jaw, face and stomach, Dunn was helpless’ and could make no resistance. During the excitement the two time- keepers forgot they had watches, and were enjoying the slugging when some one called the'r attention to te time, Both got Into an argument, ani one of the spectators struck the ‘bell. ending the round. The bout was de lared a draw. — ————_- ST. ASAPH ENTRIES. RACE TRACK, ST. ASAPH, Va, April 2.—The entries and weights for to- morrow's races on this track are as follows, | Put sea Lessee 90,305 79,422 04224428224 Firet Race—Haif mtie, Ore Olive va Merry Prince Mandala ios Bhusile Muriel 108 Tuteage Cadiz 109 {e ualt Second Rave—Five Hoey 1m Factory 10 [Wan dim 8 | Sunup 2 ws rd Race—Seven furlong 108 ve 14 Fitth Race NS Lille K 194 Tancred SOT 105 Ameo ' Lob Re . s Becond race failed lo Mil. Slath rece divided, TUESDAY EVENING APRIL 9, 1903. SPORTING MISCELLANY. ‘The twenty-seventh games of the Seve Ament Athletic tm the armory next Saturday eve NEW JERSEY! ABRAHAM » HOT DROPS FOR THE JURY. of Jersey largest entry-list in the History of the regimen games, but it is alas clatmed beats (he of multary athletes in the United Stat number of entries from the diferent Appineott, for Varioux STRAUS: |B. Altmane Fulton St., Brooklyn. Court-House, Was crowded toatay To-Morrow, Wednesday, 1,600 yards Extra fine EMBROIDERED FRENCH PIQUE, te awarded to the compan V ednesday. Joe Waleott left the O'Rourke Pbetint ta pat pararians Wo meet Mick Parlor Suits, Three Great Speci S piece Overstuffed Par-] lor Suits, upholstered | brocatelle, fringe, regular BS piece Overstuffed Par-] lor Suits, upholstered | brocatelle, fringe, worth & iehing. touches and wilt serive at the should be re. ya footpali in tats aad Republicans salcons rem and is already counting teed ta allow the content Ig Arkansan it ie unlaweil to engage In Needham ant meet hefore the Pastime Athlet! have agrest to Chih, of Memphis Suit, in Mahogany tin ish, highly polished, 42,00 pholstered in broca telle, regular $60.00, , the editors of , to the publshed ailega Knocked out after a rattl The eleht roy 18th St., 19th St. and 6th Ava Te was any tedy 25c. Crinkle Crepons, Cut to 15¢. 2,500 yards ikle Crepons, in daintily toned stripes, im to retail at STOLE EXPRESS PACKAGES. Sale of Ribbons. - Sik Mousseline, wide—pompadour designated Satin Taffetas, (64 inches wide—in all the new colesei@, Maize, Pearl White, Royal and Neapolitan Blug Golden Brown, &e. Dress Goods=Main Aisle, A Two-Way Offer ! Priscilla Baking Fowde rown Brand of Baking Powder. We know it is pure er tartar and soda the equal of avy Yet many of the extensively adver tised articles cost double. snd wo ast eM fought the stiffest fh when Thomas was hiv «been loving valu packages in on the market. for a aly-rount t To introduce more quickly thus offer it for two days only Ib. cans, regular 150... .106. Ib. cans, regular ly, we shall wae nvatehed. by of 96 Newark City, obtained a 9e.... 190. Groceriea—4th floor, as clerk In the Vosmall, tight yp Mamonds worth kage containing 7.00 i-appeared Was Keen to un- 1a package. fetas, including the Dresdem patterns, SS cts. per yds Lord Taylor, Broadway & 20th St, who Rnacked out itt Triumph, Not a Cheap Machine, But a Machine Cheap. The Only High Grade Sewing Machine now on the market at $19 is made by the manufacturers of Others, thero may be at as low a Price, but not also of as high a grade. This point cannot be too strongly emphasized. Our Triumph is not a cheap mi Yet in the vei it is unquestionably cheay tinction with a decided Any part or attachment can be had of us at any time. Sewing Machinee—4th floor, { from his office and he had Hard- He confessed that he had committed: the his companion in erlme was ee. Vopkins and Sam 1 198 Essex Str woo ‘was em- arbeck was also arrested, & for a fata Ae stated that besides several pare “Triumph.” whom they had sold them. ise to Kive the name of th cle dealer who purchased the wheels ay they will arrest him, The iwo prisoners were arraigned be- Justice Potts and were re- for a further which will be Athletic Club on April 13 until to-morrow xamination, MILES ROSS'S SONS HELD. ry best sense, Paddy Gallagher, ‘of New London, bare ten founda at 110 pounds at the New London A. show on April It jous Assaw vening World.) an cRatlenned Mutton (Special to The NEW UERUNSWICK, N. J. April 2— Harry and Robert Ross, the young sons ex-Congressman assaulted Lawyer George Berdine on his Way home a few nights ago, appeared GOSSIP OF THE TURF. He A a clean Agesieniian gat ewes ‘We, the undersigned, ba chesrfully recommend their method, being 0, GAGNON, Waldort Hotel. 8. J, WEDMERE, 129 Cumberland st., Breskdyms FORRESTER, 250 13th at., Jersey These are the ofly dental parlors in Ne Horsenien at St STRAUS: Fulton St,, Brooklyn. Sedam this morning to answer charges us assault and battery. ) ball each, romsing is asked for: The Assotation has p 11 or apply gold crowns wit 1e of pain or danger. jold crowns oF teeth without brother, for the Grand Jur will Ko before the Jury at ss his charge. ts brought ab The attack Asaph people tonk pomsension, oughly Narrowed the Ross boys, 1 Kup the cudgels for has openly is no justice In Mid ‘k Dei BC” PARLORS, Tarentum, from being a elared that has developed a towardn craziness and bolts at every Yesterday while of her boy and ran away thren ant one-half miles before she c SYSTEM DENTAL Teeth extracted painlessly by our new his ‘county, he will apply to = Big List for Election Hoard. Mayor Schieren, of Brooklyn, was over- nts for the Hoard of Elec- The Mayor on May 1, or thirty the charter says, must Commissioners, two Republicans. Werts to-fay | A eignificant fac’ about the applications on file 1s that Jacob Worth's name does "\ not appear for reappointment. This is accounted for b: Worth has tn Albany to make him Char- | ities Commissioner, ed t Manufactu R. Worthington, machine manufacturer, of $10,000 dam. day by w fury tm the Circuit Drught by an ex-employee named knocked down by one of the flat care ceed in Worthington’ ‘His lett leg wae! implicating run by applic Dixon war a very good horse yester: and Andrew Thomp ‘snug bankroll tucke! away in his inside pocket No one begrudked him the says he was nowhere n ar the fight. days thereafter the gums; absolutely painless, New Lawn for New J Democrats and make any dectar signed the followin swer to procure a water Ing Arst-class cites Coe ALL OPERATIONS PAINLESS. No charge here other work Is done. NEW SYSTEM DENTA! 1162 BROADWAY, be, L PARLORS, the bill which | authorizing munt to compe! ratiroads to erect gates at grade cross paltties of firs Comanche was hardly "AMERICAN DENTA He will need a couple of races to nt BISMARCK'S MAN VICTOR. ! Over Superiority Irish or Germa Thomas Quinn, a laborer, of 309 nd Third str h, a peddler, of 213 East One Hun- ed and Third street, and James Ryan, I-known pump and In the fifth race went i # awakened by turned against him to- him the race by a head Logan was miserably XTRACTED Bond street fact broken in two plac a to bee filly of —— BASEBALL CHAT. to equal that record Police Court disorderly conduct Last evening Quinn and Henry Wolf nMidt, a brewer's he One Hundred this morning for the bacterlologist of the h Department, thie morning subs | 1th Commisaioner Emery | (oxine used to the Baltimore tried yesterda: ‘un 10 to 4. EXCISE MEN SHIFTED. The Entire Staff of Inspectors @@ nve New Districts, Excise Commissioners made am © important change this morning in the tlon of inspectors throughout the . ly two Inspectors were age signed to each Assembly District, end the political district leaders alwaye had h co say about the business of the mitted a report tc h hie mayen that Hertha Valentine was ‘The Orioles scored 11 runs in the elebth inning of thelr game with Atlan Bast One Hundred saloon over the co 1 (ness of St. Patrick and | in one inning tures made fr mo of a Ruin slated with some of the serum um ¢ showed It to be free | k hmidt had been cel birthday all enough money to purchase a {ri se of Mise Valent Patrick was a! smarck any the men soon ere put out of the Retween Two John Schneider, foams averaging seventeen t) tweaty fe years, the Corona Baseball Club pr y-thied treet, | yoxixth street, between two care J and be was hurt Inter ved to the Norwegian Hospital, a ‘To-day the Board decided to assign the tors Ww police precincts instead @@ Assembly Districts, act was made to-day by the the Freytag Printing Come to print the excisce licenses, at ® _ | savin of $240 a year, from the price pa@ =| during the last eight years, — New Street-Car Lines Opened. \is were opened yeatere ¢ run on the Lexingtes West Twenty-third screa® and on the Lenew e Hunired and Porty-siath aye and One Hundred amg live horse power wolll the cable powers” soot ts completed, After Lenox avenge care will Be ov Anderground electric ayatem, Pay Debts. nutes Quinn f Ansault, Dilip Kosenbaum. le In Alive, Ought to Be Unsioners met Have Running ew surface rail enty-eighth street Cricketers Won the Ranke, New Street-Swe sander & Co. ping Machine, weeping machine w ning at Madison avenue | Summer, © saving ip me and at Charleston, The exbibition crying northwest ord shows the chi OMARLESTON game between League teams whieh ying off thelr indebtedness. lay. paying 109 cenia on the Galles, wie ‘ ceak ‘ hy the thermometer at Perry's pharmacy 40:6 A M...399 aM, was to have been. played and Trenty-ffth street, 41,13 MM. .+42 [nore today was postponed om eceount of ratm claimed,