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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-15
LAST CALL.

r HEREBY NOTIFY ALL PERSONS IN.
j debted 20 me that they must positively settle
BIZ the 10th OF the present month. or their
seoounts wifi be placed In the hands % . prose.
cutting attorney for solicction. Having cioeed
n IN order 10 settis with my ercditors.
Cola Hfl. Nay Z. isrI. nytif
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DELINQUENT SALES.
Miut-Couuaued.

D IN .coordance with law. and an order OF
.se Doaia Of Trustees. made on the 9Th day
hpni. 1911. 90 many shares OF each
ps'ss,S' sueh stock A. may BE- necessary will
Sonpany, hoom Z. No. col California street. ssn
rn.nsIseo; saiioInia. on WEDNESDAY, the
Ntnuay otsisy, 1871. at the hour of o'cloetp.n.
o. saia aay, TO pay raid delinquent asse.sment
tosreon. together with costs Of Advertising and
D. A. JENNINGS, Secretary.
Onice-Room 4. No. 40i Californis III,
San Francisco. California. mis,d"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-15
DISAPPOINTMENT.

The day OF dseladng stock of the Aurcols
0oli anL silver Mining Company delinquent.
uvs,a which assessment No. 4 remaias unpaid
oa the ID day OF May. lsTT, IL def rred until
saturday. the 18th day u Nay. is!1. and the
day % -ai. 10 ~dslialuent Stock 10 also pst-
psaed 10 MONDAY. tbs nth day Of June. ISL.
!. IN. same hour and plscs ~ above.
ny orl.r Of the Boari Of pir,etorr.
rliAp. y. PITCH.
NIT I'd Srestary.
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NORTH cONsOLlDAIED VlalN
cILVEa IaIl.L MINING conpA

- Medication Of principal place OF basi-
he-s. san francisco. California
nevada.
Notice !. hereby given. that o. . meeting Of
tie Bosri of DireetSu. held on the iith day of
Ayr.I, ISL, an assessment tho. III Of One
I.sllsr tSl, per shArc vs< levied upon the
IN. capital .toek OF the corporation. payable
Immediately. In rnited ytates gold coin. 10 the
S.rrvtAry, a. the once % The COMPANY. Room
10 lisywari's Buiidinx. No. as California street,
san francisco. California
Any s,ock upon which shis assessment shall
re,nain unpsid on the nth day VI mar.
Is!I, will be ~delinqusnt. and advertised for
.aIs at public auction. and unless payment ID
male before will b. sold on THURSDAY. ths
.th day Of June. is1I. 10 pay the delin.
uuent Assessment. together with coets OF adser.
tl-ins aad expenses Of sale.
%, upicr %. the Boari % Directors.
". 4. DEAN, secretary.
Ofice-Room ID Hay ssrl's Daildlng. No. ti9
California street.. San Francisco. California
api5td
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DARDAxELLls MINING coMpA,

" nY..Location Of principal place OF bu.i.
meas, Ban Francisco. California.
Nevada.
Notios.-There are delinquent upon tho fol.
lowing-dcscribcd stock. ON account Of asse.s.
nent lNo. " levied ON the ~ day Of April,
1871, the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective Shareholder. ~ fol.
lOva.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-15
DELINQUENT SALES.

1ROWN POINT GOLD AND sIL-
LIVER MINING COMPANY. Location Of
principal place Of business. San Francisoo,
Locsiion of works. Gold HUI. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notiee.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowingdescribed stock, on account OF aasess-
ment lNo. 3D levied on the 3ist day Of March.
ISL, the following amounts set opposite the
names OF the several shareholders, a.
follows:
Names. No Oertif. Bks. Amt.
Atkinson, Lyon a 90. Trus. 1,qoo.. TO-. 10 =.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-15

HAsAN's MAGNOLIA BALx preserves and 10
stores The couplexion. removes frrckies. ant
and .Ailowness; makes the akin son. white md
delicate. lts Applications cannot b dstected.s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-15
DELINQUENT SALES.

BULLION MINING COAPANY.-
- Location OF principal place OF business,
san Francisco. California.
Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon tho fol.
lowing described stock. on account Of assess-
ment Nc. ~ levied on the 9Th day OF April,
is17. the several amount. set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders, as fol.
Names. No. Certif. sh.. Amt.
Atkinson, Lyon 4 Co, rms. .s9is.. 100. .f2oo =.
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MITCHELL GOLD AND Silver

LLL 1OHg n.
mi MINING COMP MEDICATION of prin
eip.l place Of bunnes. san Frsnciseo, Cali
Location Of works, Gold HIN. storey county.
Seyats-
the b ard of Directors. held on The tsnth tiUthl
day of March. lsTI. IN assessment INC. u W
Hity Cents ,5oe.l pr share was levisd upon the
capital stock u the eoryorstion. paysbls tmme-
dLtsly. IN Unltsi states gold coils, " the Sec
rr,ary, II the ofnos Of the Company. Room Z
fireinan's Fund Building. No. to1 California
street, san Francisco, California
ANY stock upon which this assessment shAll
remain unpaid on THURSDAY. The i7th day OF
April, ISL. will BE- delinquent. and Advertised
for sale al public auction. and uhlcps payment
IL made before win Do sold on wkDNEsDAY.
the second lbil dag Of Nay, 1871, TO pay the
delinquent ssseesment, together with costs Of
advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order Of the boArd VI Duvctorp.
A. g. HAMMOND, SECRETARY.
Occe-Room Z Ftrsman's Fund Building, No.
Ioi California street, San francisco. UAltfornia.
mhlstd
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POsrPoNEuENr

Al Q meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of the
Mitchell Gold ND silvsr Minins Oompsny. held
the 18th aAy Of April. A. ID. 1871. The dAy upon
which the stock shalt be d~elinquent vss post
A. d. 1877. and the day of sale until FRIDAY.
the Let day Of June. A. d. is1I.
~ order VI the Board Of Directors
api7td A. q. HAMMOND, SECRETARY.
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SrNArom SILVER MINING COZ.

Nv -
~ rANY.-- Looatioa 81 p.inertsi pisoe Of
ll.t..ss. -aa trAnc,sco "a ifOrniA.
Location ~ no k-. Virginia Mining District.
St"r1 csanty. Nevada.
N.t.se 4. Lsrby given, that a. q meeting Of
The B,>rt OF Die-etor- held on the Id
dty of M.y. 1871. an As-es.ment 80. 10 VI
i,ty 4 ats Ter share WAS levisd upsl
IA. Z, .p.iai st.,k nj lhs ,~ortofatioa. psyakhs
iamn-i,si,iy. Ia uaitsd stAsrs gold coin. 10
ths Scr tars. n the once OF the C1mpany.
Ne. 20 .csis my Building. 80 Fine street. san
AM, ,tcs upon which THE assessment .hall
r,mainu npsid ON Thursday. III. T,h day 81 ia ..
Is.I. viii be- deli qucu. and sivrrtis~i Zoe
,.l- IT p.blie auction. and unless payment is
nsl H. tor WI b. sold ON tUnSuAi. the
a..at lssessineut. tcss Their With eo.ts of I'D
ssr'i-ins snd espes- scf sAle.
n, order o. the ib,sri of Dirretor-.
J n. sAYRk. sserctsrv.
orc No 81 Aea leiny Buildipe. No. al Pine
ar 81, San Francisco, California mytd
pOCix ISLAND GOLD AND ALL
IL VIA MiNiSa ,OhPANf:-LoeAtion OF
principal pl.es of business. s~n frsnei'e". Cal
I~sseaiion OF works. Gold Hii Mining Dis
sso,ice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting Of
the oosrd OF Directors. held On the sih day OF
M.y, ISL. an assessment tsc. la OF fifesn
Cs.ts per sharv Was levied upon the capital
.,asx ii the corporation. p.ysb e Immediately.
IN U.it Il states god coin. to the S~cretary. at
the on. y of the coapany. ais California street,
Fan Francisco. California.
Any .i.ck upon which this assessment shall
wnain unpaid ON the eleventh lith) day OF
,Jaae. ls... GILL be delinquent. and sdver.
t,.-d for sale a. public auction. and unlers paw
,n,nt 4. male before. will be sold on SArpR
DAY, the tairtirth cs1a) day OF June. 1871. To
I,sy the delinquent Assessment. together with
s,rts Of ADVERTISING and expenses OF sale.
nv order Of the Board Of Directors
q. W. CLARK. Secretary.
Ofncc-No. as California street, Room 4
San FrAnciseo. California. myiosd
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CAUTION.

WILLOW JACKET SILVER MINING
i COMPANY sais No. 2j.-Thc public 10
hereby cautioned against purchasing the follow.
ing-descnbsd stock u the Yellow Jaciet silver
Mining Company. NJ the same WAS cold for
Assessment No. Is. this 9TH day Of May. ls77i
In whose name. No. CcrfIf. shs. Amt.
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0OuLD A CURRY siLvER MN.


VI ING ,oMPANh.- Location OF principal
rLa.~ of business. san trsnei-eo California
Location Of wcrta. virginia. storey county.
Nevada.
OF the B,ArL Of Dircctors. held On the am
tsthp day of April. Isl, an Assessment tho.
so of Uns Dollar ,til Der snare MAS levied
uyou the capital stock OF The eorpora-
ton. pay abs imm-dizieiy. In United states
glld coin. Ia the Secretary. al the once % the
Company, Room No. 30 Nevada blDck. No. ~
Montgomery street. nan francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment .hall
remain unpaid on the tenth tiothl day OF Nay.
iSii. viii be delinaasht. and advertised
Tor -aie at public auction. and unless PAY
r,snt IL made before will be sold On
THURSDAY. the tLiry.1r~t Csistl day Of Nay.
lsfl. TO pay the delinquent as-c--ment, together
with oo-ts OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
IL orier of tle Htarf VI Dtfectofs.
ALFRED X. DukBkow. SECRETARY.
O~niee-I,oom No. O. Nevada Block. No. se
Montgomery -tr-t. san Francisco. California
N,Owr,u CONsOLsDArEp VIalN.
~ IA MINING COMPANY. Location of
prnsipal place Of business. San Falei.eo.
California
Locai,on of w H.. Virginia Mining District,
starry county. Nevada
Notie. H. h.rcsy given. that at . meeting Of
the Hoard 90 Directot-. held On the 18Th day ~
April. isII, an a-.-srm-nt mo. ~ VI T s~nty-
Si,s Cents per sharv wa- levied upon the
capital stick of the corporation. payable imne-
dlsicly, In uuii-d Stats. gold coin. To the sec.
retAry, ct lie once u The Comv.ly. tom &c.
Ma. az California street, san Francisco. TALL
fornis.
Any stock upon which this sss-ssucnt shall
r-n.z.n unpasd ou The III day of MAy.
1871. will DO deiinqueni. aud advertised for
al. Al pablo auction, and unle.> payment
i- made before. will be sold On tUEsDAY.
the iaih day Of June. ISL. To pay the dein-
qivut Assrs-ment. tos~thes with cost VI ad-
~vartising end expens~s of sale.
Iy order VI the Board Of D,rretors.
jus. MA0uiRE. Secretary.
Onice-Room nj. No. Az California stree. |
San Francisco califomia. apist I'd
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ID. II. THUMBS, BecFetAFy.
0nics-Room n Hsyward's Building. 1iis
California street. ban francisco. California.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-24
Re-cnforcinn the Malta Garrison-scrious
Difficulties Predicted.

LONDON, July 23.-All the newspapers COM
firm information relative TO the reinforcement
OF the Malta garrison by the second battalions
of the Second and Thirteenth Regiments. Each
consists Of about nine hundred men.
In the House Of Commons this afternoon Sir
Stafford Northcote said: The rumors about
the despatch Of troops are founded upon this.
that the Government thought il right In the
present unsettled state of the Mediterranean to
raise the garrison OF Malta to its full comple-
mcnt. This is the only answer | can give"
II is the almost universal belief in England
that the Cabinet would take action in II sense
hostile to Russia Immediately If confident OF
popular support: but there is no considerable
war party IN England. and there is II considcra-
BILE and energetic pnace party, though the vast
majority Of Englishm"n svmputhiz, with Tur-
key, and distrust Russia The Russians equal
ly dislike England. and the mutual luminosity
seems to be Increasing daily.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-24
THE LONG IsLiND ROADS.
Protests Al ainst - Reduction OF Which the
Employees Have Had Notice.

Dcputations OF engineers and blacksmiths
employed by the Flushing. North Shore and
Central. the Long Island. and the Southern
Railroads. waited upon Vicc-Prosidcnt L. Is.
Hinsdale Yesterday The engineers. who have
been paid 800 month. protested against the
proposed reduction OF ten per cent. The black
smiths say that although they were given notice
OF n reduction Of ten per cont. to tako effect
from Aug. l, II has already been deducted since
the first Of July. Their pay has been reduced
three times wlthin the last twelve months. be-
ing now only fourteen shillings u day. and this
further reduction brings them down to the level
OF the unsklllcd workman, and Is insufficient to
provide their families with the common neces-
sarios OF life.
The engineers Of these roads are IS in num-
bcr and belong 10 the Brotherhood OF En-
gincers No. 105. They IRE to have n meeting in
II lew days and receive Populations of the fire.
men and brakemen. They say that there will
be no combined action before tho first Of next
month. at which time the reduction goes into
effect.
Mr.. Hinsdnlc said yesterday that numbers
had been to him already and offered to work
for very much less than the company proposed
TO pay. hut that he would keep tho old men in
preference.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-24
THE MAILS AND THE STRIKES.
Tons or Mail Matter D-inyed In Pittsburgh
10 be In New York this NJ oruIng.

All the Western mails were sent and re-
ccived over the New York Central Railroad
yesterday. Mr.. Vail. General Superin-
tendent Of tho Hallway Mail Service
came to the city to superintend the
transportation OF tho mails Mr., John
Jameson. the Assistant Superintendent. was
ordered to Pittsburgh to look after the ten
tons OF ENst-3ound mail matter detained
there. lie WINS intercepted on his ar
rival from the East, last evening, by II
telegram announcing that through trans
on the PrnnsylMnia Railroad had begun
running over the West Pennsylvania line con
Meeting with the Fort Wayne and Pan liando
road. later despatch informed hun that u
train with the mails that have been delayed
at Pittsburgh SINE the h.Gipnns of the
strike would reach New York this morn
ing. Word WAS received from Column
bus that ears were running regularly
between that city and Pittsburgh. The Chrsa-
prakr and ohio Railroad volunteered To carry
the minis for cincinnati ani Louisville by tho
pack rts of the Cincinnati, Big Sandy and fomr.
roy Packet Company. Postmaster Palmer. Of
Chicago. t'legraphed that he would Ocnd tho
New York mails via the Michigan Central and
Grand Trunk lines, and Postmaster James rn-
plled that he would send the mails from New
York over the same routes.
A railway mail agent who arrived from Pitts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-24
4 MON ~ COLUNBUS.
shut Up or Buru tp"A City at the Mercy
ora Hand 81 Trsmps.

Columns. July 23.-The mob which raldcd
private establishments to-day closed up nearly
all the rolling mills, machine shops ana fac
tories on the west side 81 the river. The mob
was not composed OF railroad men but OF
tramps. miners. and idle roushs. who seem 70
have recently come 10 the city. No violence
was offered 10y the mob. ne the operatives quit
work and the shops suspo nded on the first de-
mand In almost every instance. In few in
stances prot. sta were made. hut the invarahle
reply was. Shut M or burn up" The striking
railroad men deny any connection with
the raids on the shops. and say they are not
responsible for actions OF tho mob. There is
much excitement in the city. and excesses by
for the arrest Of several leaders this afternoon.
The railroad officials have ordered the shops 10
be closed. and no freight Ia be r"'siyed Tor Tho
present. in consequence Of which business Is
somewhat embarrassed.
The Mayor has made n proclamation calling
on the ctiH"ns to avoid forming IN crowds. and
warning all that rioters viii be vigorously pun,
ished Special police officers are being enrolled
to the number OF several hundred to act in case
At about o'clock large crowd at Goodale
Park WAS being addressed 10y a striking rail
would be made to start n freight ira u
West over tho Indianapolis division Of
the Pan Handle road. and the crowd
Immediately rushed for the side track
in the yuri whore tho train was supposed
10 be standing. but 1t was discovered that there
was no intention To- start tho train. The crowd
then started for the Union depot. the assem-
bln-e numbering several Thousand persons.
1t was feared at one time that tho afternoon
MOB. Int tho III ic" @ provSd erounaless. The
mob stopped tho regular freight train for
Springled over the Cincinnati, .Sandusky AMI
Several freight trains on various local roads
went out to-day. but none on through lines.
1t is reported that a large number of miners
Shawnee n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-24
ANOTHER ORDAK RESCLNDED.
How the Louisville and Cincinnati Railway
Men fIxed I hIngs.

Louisville, July GA committee Of tho
louisville and Cincinnati Short Line Railroad
men. appointed AT "a meeting on sunday. called
on Chancellor Bruce while in open court this
morning. and through the attorney OF the road,
according to their instruction, requested that
the order for the reduction of wages. to take
effect from tho LIST Of August be rescinded.
Judge Bruce immediately ordered that the cir
cular Of Mr. Mcleod making, the redu ton. ha
Withdrawn. Tho matter did not come before
Receiver NJ 'Leod tor the reason TINT he Is out
prnuh. The following oilicial message was tel
ographed over the wires of the Louisville. en-
ciun,t and Lexington Railroad tins morn NJ:
To oil Age's apt kpg%Yos' " ne L1's1ae, CINCINNATI end
Is4iaqflu hiii snt
In the ansrncr uf Receiver Mcleod who cannot be
reached hv telegraph. Chancellor Bruce thus moiltF
ol court un apliCauunm lhrirN inini'tr. issued am
order Withdrawing the circular that announces udh
ton in pay, Tho employees are congratulated Uu Tie
happy result and h'ir temperate and peaceful action IN
Tie pa ul,sN
lsisDeD j. T.. RsFvEs Master Transportation
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-24
LAST MONT IN PITTSBURGH
Residents on Guard Did Philadelphia Sol
diers Perish la the FIamess

PITTSBURGH, July 23.-The report is again
published to-day. rs authoritative. that fifteen
Philadelphia soldiers, wounded or dead. were
burning round houses yesterday morning. |
have seen two persons this evening who saw
four soldiers fall killed or wounded while
they were in tho round houses; also, two
who were through all those buildings after the
soldiers departed. who saw no soldier about
them. dead or alive. Ono man who saw all
the troops file out OF the buildings and
march down Twenty Nth street. alllrms
that there was not wounded man
among them. Take this evidence with
the fact that Gen Brnton. who ia in town to-
dh}, pos Nrly refuses to speak to any one ~ to
tln l"sA OIL me IN MS command and II seems
building. and possibly some wounded soldiers.
No examination Ol the ruins has yet been made
however ahd no tangible evidence is to be
found.
The railway collision before rcnor,od VIVA
caused by tho maui from phimdnlphia not
Pittsburgh. 1t was behind time. and schedules
over this track arc not yet IN a pnrfeit con,i l.
ton. Jacob Fails. pilot OF the "Nprrss Frank
Louthcr. baggage master ON the mail: John
PRICE,. mail agent. and "A passenger from Altoona
were hlllcd, An express messenger IL missing.
VIM. Mckllvey Aprcss engineer, is wounded
The two gines ana SIX cars ARE n perfect
wreck The track WAS cleared by midnight
The Fort Wayne strikers have Hssisted to rein
state passenger traffic. and few local trains
| have been running. but the officers have Just
Allegheny depot
Vice President Shinn went 10 tho men on tn ia
| rond this afternoon and assured them that
! whatever settiement WA n.aIo with Pennsyl'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-24

Eighth Regiments assembled in their armories
and waited all night for orders. The Colonies
OF the Ninth, Sevcnty-frst. and Twelfth hegi-
mcnts called their men together and distrib-
uted ammunition among them. Large crowds
assembled around the armories and the arsenal
I'm Seventh avenue as the men hurried through
the streets. There was an intense excitement.
yet without any outhreak. In the Seventh
Regiment arm9ry IN IompkElns N9 tr ahnnt
pition. fhey remained under arms gil might.
James Cavanagh in the Sixty-ninth Regiments
armory in Essex Market Sixty rounds of am
mgnGnd wre , Srr nvanth oyS en wy
r I" SGsTf %rSS EGre S" ESp
them under arms all night Besides these regl-
monts there are in the city two batteries Of ar
tillcry regiment OF cavalry. ana TWO lnde-
An order from Col. Emmons Clark for the
members Of the seventh Regiment to assemble.
fully equipped. forthwith in thcir, arrmory. was
posted In the main corridor oil the fllth Avenue
Hotel last evening.
nr' s.gg,as,, o ssyssryg z iS''u"T
NATION NV w ioss July u. 1877 I
GrSrr,t orprN No ~ In rnr..uanee Of general Or.
uniformed armed and cqnpled at the armory, without
iur,her notice. oI IA @cn rSS d@ at co Richard vcsc
RA srrvKssos First Lieutenant and Aduiant
The Forty-sevcnth, Twcniy-eighth. and
Thirty-sn Hond Regiments were ordered to as
srmbe in their armorirs o, o'clock last even
ing W thin two hours about $50 of each regi-
mrnt had reported ready Tor uuty.
No leaves of absence Will be granted to NOM
bors Of the police force after to-day until quiet
Is restored throughout the State. The entire
for go Will be in reserve to-day.
The new police station in East Fifty-frst
street having been emptied. the officers I'm the
Fity-nnth street station were ordered yester-
dav to take possession Of the now quarters to-
duy in order 10 he near the Grand Central depot
and to protect the property there.
At the Grand Central Depot, yesterday. de-
tachmenis of troops from the forts in Boston
harhor, Portland. Newport. and New London
arrived. being about 500 in all. They are armed
and equipped for active service. Large crowds
gathered To see them discmbark and march to
J"rscy city. on their way to Baltimore and
Pittsburgh.
Gen. IIlhousc tho Assistant Treasurer. tcle-
graphcd to WASHINGTON yesterday, protesting
against the general withdrawal OF United States
troops from this city. He called attention TO
the danger that might result TO the Federal
buildings and other property here in the event
of a disturbance. Ii was Understood In the
afternoon that the Secretary Of War had modi-
fed his order for the general moving Of United
States troops from New YORK TO the scene OF the
IA DanuSylyuuin
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-24
THE NEW YORK MISS MEETING.
The Application for Pcrmis-ion 10 Assemble
la Tomp>Ins square.

At noon yesterday President Martin Of the
Department of Public Parks was waited upon
by David Conroy. Justus II. 'hwab Robert
pfofror and jacob Rizlcr who said that they
were committee appoint a To- make prepare
tions for the proposed mass meeting of work.
ingmen on Wednesday evening. They request
ed the use Of Tompkins square for tie purpose
Of such a meeting.
President Martin could not grant permission
20 use the park without first consulting his coll
leagues but he would give a decisive answer at
4 o'clock. " II You get III" park. he said, YOU
mustn't make ~ II disturbance us you mad"
There IN lSli.' referring ~ the sO-callcd riot IN
Mr. Commissioner" said s,hwah. "Vo,
mustn't make th" trouble yDu made IN ls74. We
didn't mas" any trouhir.'
At O'Clock. when the committee returned
they found the permit rcady for tIrm Pr''~l.
dent VI irtln had. ia the mean time. consulted
tn Mayor, the Police, Cunml-- ion. an I his own
collie l-,ur-. ana they had agreed thni would ne
less dangerous 10 accede TO the request than 10
refuse u.
Tho committee explained that thoy rorros mt
cd tho Social Democratic Measurements party
mad {. 'rN'd lett RS rom SIN irhu.~ uniuus Nlut
would cooporat" with them. These trad =
unions are thu Hors '-ho"r-'. the Piiut ~. the
But hers. tho Cigar Pa-N"r-. the Ci-ar Max
inst the ohnct of the mo ting = to express sNui-
putty for the railroad strlNel~, and tp urge the
Go, rum ui to Dust thr railroad wonolpiist~
from their posit nu. AMI tax" control al the
roads AMI run t4'm tor tic benefit of the people.
rs me committee l"U TN ON -" ui tir do
martin mt Mr.. S'hWub said. " Now. don I revoke
IN permission NJ YOU did the last. and 30 .et
u into nnoth N trap"
II know you didn't personally said Mr..
Schwab. but m talking To- the Department.