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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-17

The Evansville .Iournal has IL widc-awakc
co!reSpondent--one" 81. NJ. a" He recently
exhausted half ream of foolscap at Cincln.
natl, interviewing "George Francis Ir1h;'
but G.. +. 7. turned out TO be wicked cuss
bent on a practical joke.
The strcct-cars in Syracuse are so comfort
able and warm that cid ladies now take their
knitting work, sit down by the coal stove
and knit round three or four times while
going to and from the business portion of the
city. Young ladies lean back, throw Oil their
sir,wlS, and read novels till they leave the
Gus.
4 correspondent OF Kentucky paper
cuIoeizing the virtues of a newIy.lnarr1ed
couple, declared ole hath achieved maid
that paiagon> description" The bride, not
being up to big words, took down her Web
stcr, and thus translated: "He hath per-
formed female servant that surpasses recita-
ton" The author carried his head ina sling
for the next ten days.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.


T ANDS.-I have in my hands for sale
II LANDS, IN large and small quantities, In almost
every section Of the State. A number Of them are
large rst-class estates, with ndldimprovements,
'AN N-' GEORGE VI. DREWRY,
"a Him 1O14 Main street.
THIS is TO INFORM MY FRIENDS
i and the public generally that have this day en-
tered into tie REAL ESTATE BUSINESS IN ALL
their natronagc which they may rest assured shall be
faithfully and diligently attended to. My whole time
will be devoted to this business.
PEYTON X. DARLINGTON, |, -
Real Estate Agent, No. Fourteenth street
ia 1S-2w* between Main anu Cary.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY
i VALUABLE FARM '.sYCAMORE HALL"
NEAR ASHLAND. IN HANOVER COUNTY
by virtue OF deed OF trust from Dasd j. Haninel,
trustee for Mrs. Ann G. Humme1, aud the said Ann
G. Humnel, duly recorded Ia the clerks onice Of
Hanover County Court win sell at public auction,
on the premises, on WEDNESDAY the s,st day q
january, 1872, at ]: o'clock NJ, that most valuable
farm formsrly the properly Of John Perry, E Ea
HUNDRED ANDE AND THREE
QUARTER ACRES, two and half miles from
Ashland, on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tonac railroads thriving town; about two-.hirds
suitable for cultivation, and the balance In woods,
mostly oak. The Improvements consist Of an excel
lent dwelling-housc with eight roomsi two kitch-
els smoke-hoase. carpenters shop, blacksmiths
shop n-hoase, large barn with shed around III,
stable with six stalls two houses for servants and
three ponltry-houses: also good orchard Of select
man desiring to educate his children. st RaRdoaph
Macon College, and several coed female schools are
located at Ashland. ~
TERMS or SALE: sufcien. in cash to pay The g ss-
penses OF sale and to pay Negotiable note ot IF
9a5.ea with Interest from the sth OF july ISL w.
s26.65 the 5fh of judy, 1874. The residue VIII Re
made payabe nj sush times and be secured In such
| manner Us the said y. J. and A. @ Hummel Shall
prescribe and direct - ,,, M, go.
| IA li-tk GhAsIA4a MILL, A1usscss
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TOR SALE.-We offer sale one SMALL
II JEUGIIINC,-uOUSE for $50 per month; also,
several Of larger Size. For particulars, Apply al
!, ioo Main street. J1 I-oe
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, STU ~,
Y ATED on THE WEST LIN, W cMR EEE :.
Pt SALE-We arc authorized 10 offer for sac
pryatey that truly valuable and cSns aifc ~ is
.o,n liner opportunity offers itself to one TO puy
lot or it would suit well to pnt, up Two
tcnements on the English sy' OF ANN lne to e'
1EhHis' LYME & BROTHER,
Auctioneers
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

DOYAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
..... CAPITAL, Slo,ooo,o0o.
Deposited with Treasurer of Virginia, sso'e"e'
IMPERIAL, FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY VI
.' LONDON.
CAPITAL, SsoQooao.
Deposited with Treasurer OF Virginia. s'"'0''
Shareholders personally responsible for the o'ai-
cations Of the above companies. =, r,,,., .on
Representing the above staunch oln EnShls s mon
uanes we solicit the patronage oi inc pu ,d phersl
tfreir luauestionuble security, prompt ana noe''
settlement OF all claims. and heavy income.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE e CO, Agen ut
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CoaPANI
OF NEW YORK. .....
CASH ASSETS OVER S.s,coo,co9.
cash dividends declared In January OF essn smi
Tremiums PAYABLE annually, scni-aunuany' ELI
quarterly. ,o,,>, " 1T ,1HoRSE, Agent,
4, err, No. HOS Main stree.
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pr.L ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE

FOR SALE, that large and centrally
II located FAMILY RESIDENCE corner Oh Malt
,irs and improvements, and is offered as one OF
tie most esre and valuable pieces OF PTSSPfhE e nm 10
inc mn "a, 49, ,,ro tencments which would rent for
i.h Der cent upon the investment. Early pos POSES IS
sion given If desired. For terms, WHICH WILL NC
made easy Apply oA 'A0 L. S. SQUIRE.
P.s.-Also, for sale or rent, Ten A ,,s Oh Tue
Grove road, ono mile west OF the CITY illhiIS'
ialT-n
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CUNARD The bril- GHYh
CTISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ssfs sssss,s
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS bctweccn New YORK
and Liverpool. calling at Cork harb0r
RATES OF PASSAGE,
by the wednesday steamers, not carrying stccr'
First Cabin $3.50, gold Second Cabin. 80 gold.
First Cabin 10 Paris b',
Return tickets. s.S'' soiu'
By the Tuesday and Saturday steamers:
First Cabin. $50, gold Stetrage 49, currency.
Return Tickets. ......... slSo, gotu'
Steeragc tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown,
and all parts of Europe, Mt lowest rates.
Through bills Of ladilg from Virginia TO Liverpool,
Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp, and other ports
on the Continent and for Mediterranean ports, VII!
be issued by the VIRGINIA and FO REIGN
THROUGH LINE. they having made the necessary
arrangements with the OLD DOMINION STEAM
SHIP COMPANY to New York aud with the Gu
NARD LINE thence to Liverpool, &c.
For rates, &c., apply to the Agents OF the Old 10
mIniou Steamship Company.
i'iAD'1 CHARLES e. FRANCKLYN,
General Agent Cunard Line:
j. ID. KELLEY, Dr., General Agent virginia
tes4 and Foreign Through Line.
VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND s@ETH
Y PACKET COMPAEY.-Thc steam ssfsskseas
ship GEORGE &. UPTON leaves New 1orx eVery
SATURDAY; leaves Richmond every IUEsDIAi. al.
The steamship WILLIAM Z. CLYDE leaves view
York every TUESDAY; leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY. Freight received daily.
X 70 On l214 Main street.
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JAMES RIVER s~EAsIBOATf.iM,

u
FOR NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALTI-
MORE, NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH,
AND ALL REGULAR LAND
INGS ON THE JAMES
II. ~. RIVER.
The fast and elegant United States mail steamer
ELIZA HANCOCK, Captain Q. c. CLIFFORD, leaves
Co1npany's wharf at Rockets for the above-nancd
places on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, aud FRI
DAYS, at HALF-PAST SIX 4. NJ, and returns
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday afternoons.
Passengers connect ut Norfolk with the old Bay
Line steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York. ,..-.,
Of steamer
Fare TO New YORK.. "
Fare to Philadelphia. 70
Fare to Baltimore. oW
Tickets on sale at CARRIER & CO.'S EXPRESS,
and baggage checked through.
Freight received TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS, for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Boz
ton, Baltimore, md principal landings on Chcsa'
nj REASONABLE RATES.
Freight received from A. u. till L. NJ.
Freight for way-nndings must I've prepaid
l.. b. TATUM, General Agent
Office, Company's wharf.
Branch office, corner Main and Ninth streets.
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ZOE NEW YORK.-OLD DO F0ss
II aEEIoN STEAMSHIP COMPASS xSkxN
The side-wteei steamships WYANOKE.-Is1a ~
BELL, SARATOGA, NIAGARA, Authenticity
apd HATTERAS, leave New York for SorfoiE ~
RoiDt, and Richm0nd every TUESDAY, THfff1 z
DAY, and SATURDAY at Q o'clock r. u. Is.S.
Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SIM
DAY, at high tide. - 9ose
These ships are entirely new. They have eleg,,.
saloons and staterooms. The fare, accommodate
AID attention, are unsurpassed.
ern and European ports. - A'1','t''
Insurance effected, when ordered, AT A oTTIR.
TER OF ONE PER CENT, 1T the offices 81 III.
Company. - N-Is
For further information, apply to
..t8--. JOHN W. WYATT, Apcp,
my 20 59s- No. 3 Governor s,rs,,
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NO TDIBER-GETTERS.-Fors sale, a tract
y. riGIJT HUNDRED AND THIRTY AND
6SF.F0IiRTH ACRES OF LAND, lying imme-
darclv on the Mntaponi river II Caroline county,
Eve mites from Pamela station, Richmond ana rIeH o.
hcnyv original growth of heart pine oak and hick-
orr: uI,oi, one hundred acres of second-rowth pine,
oui, The residue open land and low grounds. Address
""' WILLIAM H. BRANDER- JR..
Richmond, Va.
TERMS: Liberal. "a s-2""
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IMPORTANT TO WEsTERNsSE ;,
Il SHIPPERS, St5t.a3t
TILE POWHATAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY


AND TIE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
r@I COMPANY'S THROUGH LINE
TO THE WEST
offer superior Inducements to shippers Of TOBACCO
WHISkEY, BACON, CANDLES, &C., to and from,
the West at low rates, quick time, and less handling
than any other line. o'
All western and eastern-boInd freight delivered IN
and received from OH board the of the Batiinone
and Ohio Railroad Company ut Locust Point and
North Carolina railroad, Jackson's wharf saving
transfer by dIays and exposure to weather In Bali.
more. s 49,
Through bills of lading given on all shipments nv
my17r WILLIAM p. BRETT, Agent
TOR LIVERPOOL AND HfSa.
Il QUEENSTOWN, INNAN LINE OF 49,.
MAIL STEAMERS, SAILING FROM NEW
.T YORK EVERY SATURDAY AND
ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
PAYABLE In Gold. Payable In Currency.
First Cabin. Storage. SO
To London. ........... so To London. .......
To Paris ............. 90 To Paris. &c
Tickets sold 10 and from England Ireland, and The
Continent, ut moderate rates
For further Information, apply at the CompaDy's
offices. JOHN G., DALE. Agent,
49, Is Broadway, New York; or to
st JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
fe2a . Richmond. Va.
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l3HHADELgHIAs RTCHMOND ~
I ANnENdaTefsR FsTEAMsH 3$&X&
LINE:AfgkPHIL AgELf Iii 4 fWIifFe :
,WEEK:.steaHers NORFOLK, ENP1BE. ma 4
.. aEEENs eonp9ssng this line win leave Nes..
O'Clock u. and Phllsdeiphia every WEDSEsn.E
and sATUKDAY at the ssine hour, alternaielyA.
Freights received daily tsundzys excepted h, m
also for Charleston, Sayanttnh and New )risans
bills of iadlng signed through. = '''' NO
Paslsns ts y, aTr Se[ISk ~ m1dsrate rates
W. p. PORTER, Agent
,y,,IIs9s;, g = 81 Dosk street. Richnond.
No. 12 South Wharyss
jstt: No. II North Whar7es, Philsdsr h
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1879 NOW Is THE 1879.
TIME TO
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE YEAR
1872.

ANY NEWSPAPER OR MAGAZINE PUB
LISTED IN TIE WORLD SENT TO
SUBSCRIBERS IN ANY PART
OF TIE COUNTRY AT
LOW RATES
BY
ELLYSON & TAYLOR,
NEWSDEALERS AND BOOKSELLERS,
1l16 MAIN STREET,
NEXT TO DISPATCH BUILDING,
RICHMOND, va.
'DAILIES.
New York Herald. S1o 30 Washington Pa
New York World. - 90 triot .....: ........Sl0 90
New York Tribune. IL 90 Baltimore Sun...... 90
Washington Chron- BaltlMore amerl- -,
trlp 10 W CHI. w
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Sale conducted 10y D. X. WEISIGER, Auctloneer.
In
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4 DESIRABLE FRAME DWELL-Gs;s
A ISc ,ritb three stories, containing six III
rooms Kitchen lot, &C.. the south side Of Clay
Stree, between Smith and Munford strset 81 ior SUE
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
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ROCKS, STATIONERY, DC.

1910 RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
IC5L. 1915 MAIN STREET,
have for sale
VIRGINIA and OTHER ALMANACs,
DIARIES from CSC. TO s2,
PHYSICIANS DIARIES,
BLANK BOOKS of all sizes.
Five kinds Of CALENDARS, FREE to all.
So NIL
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BY A. c. Pullla1n, Aucdoneer.

JAMES N. TAYLOR. Auchoneer.
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WANTS.

WANTED, TWENTY HANDS to go
w near New Orleans. La, on sugar plantations.
AMY N 80 j. 7. JUSTlS,
Labor and Emigrant Agent,
i,17 No. 8 Fifteenth street.
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WANTED, by an energetic youth Of eN-
w rcriencc. Il SITUATION rs salesman, or sales
man and bookSccper, in nice retail grocery. CAN
come well recommended for steady and sober habits
and tteutiy ~ business. Address for three days.
care No. 15a2 Main street, ,
III lT-2t* GkOtER.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-06-22
A Word Of Warning.

The brutal action of the New York POI
lice in clubbing unoHending citizens en-
gagged in the laadable effort to secure the
adoption Of the Eight Hour system, calls
for more than . passing notice from the
labor Press. The conduct Of the so-called
strikers has been such as to merit the
hearty commentator Of, every friend Of
the movement. II would be equally a.
unjust to denmnce the entire clerical pro-
fession as dehauches, because q Huston or
a Kellogg has been found in their ranks,
as " cite the indiscretien Of q few eight
hour enthusiasts ~ an evidence ofItAe Raw
less character of workingmen in general
But we warn these guardians Of the peace
and their abettors- that they are play
ing with edged tOOlA- If shooting and
clubbing is to be the order Of the day if
brutal violence is to be the only response
given to men seeking for their God-given
rights, they are prepared for the issue. If .
reign Of terrorism is to be inaugursted, we
know workingmen won't be the first t.
surrender To argue with these cowardly
butchers-tO attempt to show them that
they themselves are violators Of the law
is loves labor lost is casting pearls before
swine. We sincerely trust the same feel
ings Of self-respect, Of regard for law
which have 30 far controlled the action of
our brethren in New York will continue to
prevade their councils but we also hope
that the next time they are causelessly
attacked by uniformed rufians, they win
give them such drubbing as to convince
their masters that workingmen have some
rights, which even the police Of New York
are bound to respect. aH mtH f
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fegs nKdsKcs. We wostinemen are not
generally finely educated, and an appeal
to our senses is usually more effective than
reasoning. -
1 3Ee cent 10 fkataAop 10 IN; end sheH
~ iIteh shat ehis mqRemant naeenk bugi
rl>es. When we vent thefe one of onr
nm cone MHnnD nv ownt the street and said
~ pSlicS Selg coa,ing. We ase peaceable
men, and we knew if we stayed thsre would
be trouble. So we turned night back and
began to march up Twenty-fifth street
sss 1T S1s md f;siaa ia as -ss f ssel. ne
we couldn4 resist if we had wanted to, and
pwe took to running. hear they call us
HOwarda, hecause We did not prefer to stay
and have our brains dubbed out. Not
. word to. lnW &mAmlsags was sid OF asns
before the clubbing. We are giving the
police good deal Of trouble. This striks
keeps them busy night and day, and they
naturally get excited whenever they see
us. But they have no right to club us,
for marching in the street, and ons of these
days they'll get paid in full if they're no
careful. We struggle ON the end. We
are struggling hard for a great principle,
and we shall struggle on to the end. We
mean to be peaceful citizens, but we have
our rights, and we can't afford to be banged
| about in this manner every day.
SIGNIFICANT FACT.
The strikers and non-striken all told the
same story about the clubbing. All agree
that no violent demonstration was made.
Ii there had been, it would have been the
duty of the police to arrest the rioters.
No arrests were made.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-06-22


,Just as Wa - guing to press, the. jsele-
@aph bri9N ,>shs announcement, that
Judge DavishAs positively withdrssn from
the presidehtial canvas. The lstse. aead
% fapoEs,ss q
~ zsoMrpahnaL Ill, Juns "A, 1872 n
Hon r. n ChAmberiin, President Of the to,umh,,s
Convention. Boston. Mass.
Ny DEAR SIR: The Convention Of the In.
Dor Reformers, on. the 22d of February last.
honored me With 2 ;essisrtioass theiRcHdi,, I
date for the 'ffesidency naSmg regarded
that movement as the initiation. of policy and
purpose to unite the various political elements
in compact opposition, consented to the
use Of my name before the Cincinnati Conven-
ton, where . distinguished citizen .of. Nav
York was nominated Under these circum.
cumstances 1 deem it proper b retire ALSO
lutely from the Presidential contest, and thus
leave the friends who were generous enough
to otier me their voluntary support free to
obey their convictions of duty, uIlfe tered bv
any supposed obligations.
SyInpathising earnestly with all lust and
proper measures by which the condition of
labor may be Elevated and improved, / am
with great respect, your fellow citizen,
DAVID DAVIS.
As it is the duty Of Mr.. Puett, chairman
of the National Executive Coalmittse to
convene that body, we trust he will do SO
without delay. II is not Jet too late to
rectlfy amy mistake which may have been
made, or even should it be deemed necesa-
ary--reconvene the convention. We shall
oppose under any and all circumstances
any attempted transfer to either the Lib
eral or Republican nominees. A free and
full expression Of opinion must 10 obtained,
before any decided action Is taken. As
far as We are individually concerned, we
are in favor of an independent nomination,
Of candidate whose acceptance will not
be contingent upon his endorsement by any
other party or convention, and who is pre-
pared and able - expound and defend the
principles Of the Labor Reform Party.
We have no desire to pull 'chesnuts out Of
the fire for either party, while prudence
dictates it is more than. probable that in
attempting to hreak the ring, about which
so much 10 heard, the organization itself
may be broken, without accomplishing any
appreeiable results. What say our BROTH
ers Of the LABOR press ..v MA q
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-06-22
FROM CALIFORNIA.

We clip the following from the San
Francisco Esomiaer Of Tia 18th inst
THE CABINET MAKKRs are re-orpsnixin0.
They held . large and enthusiastic meeting
last night at Dashaway Hall, and, among
other business, elected the following off,
GERS PresideAt, John A. Wyman First
Vice. Prssideut, John J. WEIGH; Second
Vice President, +. o. Andersen; Third
Vice-P President, John Phillips, Recording
Secretary, john d. Condor; Corresponding
Secretary, H. G. Windsor; Sergeant at.
Arms, F. Fisher. The meeting then ad-
journed until next Monday evening, when
Important business viii be transacted.
The Cabinet Makers' Kight-Hour League
no longer exists, and the Cabinet Maker
Protective Union takes it, Placs :
The Tanners and CurrierS Association
held meeting last evening ut their hall.
corner of Sixth and Market strsets, Presi-
dent j. y. Collins m the chair Seventeen
new members were enrolled and constitu-
ton and bylaws adopted. Resolutions
were passed appealing 10 their fellow
craftsmen throughout Che State b Join in
the movement and form protective ass0cia-
tion6 10 that general cooperation miaht
be maintained. II was also resolved to
give all employers q weeks notice Of the
proposed advance in wages. Several Of the
employers, we are pleased TO state, have
already agreed to pay the advance, and the
joUrneymen feel confident of general sue
cess.
THE lourneymen boot and shoemakers
held meeting at the corner Of Kearney
and Suffer streets. They passed resolu-
ton to prevent great and growing evil to
the custom Workingmen Of this society ~
viz that no employer shall be allowed in
future to have two different rates of wages
in bis shop On custom work NOT allowing
them to get up shop work at 80 cents per
pair Less than custom work. This will
settle all grievances, heretofore existing be-
tween the employer and employed in this
trade, and the, iourneymen hope in the
future to work haxmoniopsly together, with
the approval OF the public. They also re-
solved to hire hall suitable for the trans
action Of business.
MARYsVILLK--An application has come
from Marysville, asking for information as
to the organization of the grand Eight
Hour League. They wish to commence
there.
TIE painters of San Jose are moving in
the organization of nm eight-hour league 10
act in concert with the Painten' Protective
Union of this city.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-06-22
An Unmitigated Outrage.

We are indebted to the New York San
Of June y, for the following sscemt of the
wanton attack by the police on the en-
ployes Of the sugar pe6neries of that city on
the morning of the 18th:
A SNR reporter visited the principal par
ties engaged in the disturbance. Captain
Cameron wins the fEst person seen. He
was very evasive in his answers, and seemed
to dislike talking Of the collision at all. He
said he was warned on Sunday of the in
tended demonstration, and that he prompt
ly prepared to squelch it.
Reporter-Did the men make amy dis
tufbance OF attempt any violencei
Capt Camefon-If three or four hum
dred men halt in frontacf house, that's
q menace, isn't it 2 aAt' NJ 'r7sd
To the repeated questien whittier any
Violent measures were attempted, the Cap
tain gave the same evasive answer. He
would mot say chat the men did anything,
but he would not admit that they did not
To the question, "Did Gle police club
them n he replied u1.5sFis 5.a 7ir IA
a "Thsy left in . hurry -eshey didn't walk
awAy. That's III can say.ri2 I.sa ~ q
Mr.. Dursnt was equally fetiesas, but he
said the men did nothing cat u slHsfway.
They sinply halted q moAnent, TUNED
about and marched up Twenty-4ifth street..
Here Tire police, whom NJ hed called 90 hin
aiay dubbed them, ana lthey .scstsefea in
o hurry. He said his lmsm were swegking
ten Aoars, bat hshAd sava1ssd tlsir waRes
IN such PfUpoktiazf sshas tAgys iressived for
eight hours what thew fbr7men&N aid fnktuus