New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-03
THE GRAND-ST. EXPLOSION.
police HARD AT WORK ON THE CASE.
srR,KrRs REpuDiATE THE oUTRAGE-cRo"Ds Al
THE STORES

.ro,rrps rEpupfArE THE oUTRAGE-CRoWDs Al
THE STORES.
uhoro were hundreds of people who visited yes
terday the scene of sunday morning ~ satisfy
GTand and Allen SITS. There was but little 10 satisiy
the curiosity seekers however, and but 1or INC u'
usual crowd and the four policemen WHO VICE. h1or
would not have suspected the e4istehssee
of any eytraordIna ry att,act nrin.,oo ct at
an early hour there were score q mors to the
work at Ridleys store, and the damage 10 o tno
show windows was entirely repaired before noon
Tho show-windows of Garry Brothers also uidIr
went repairs but The Work qua 3' Side of the store
was still hung with the heavy blankets that uio
duty on Sunday for glass; ,.-u ,,oo dora
when the people found little to satisfy them On
the outside they passed n and IN many Gacs
purchases s emnoves SidS The rush at GaTy
larger than at any time since thelr upi i; and
their employees and both brothers were SMILE ham "n
apparently happy Thomas sta esw What he thought
of the explosion lie shrugged his shoulders ahu a
SAID he only knew what had been puo,1Sh'b hat III
things Kept on in this way" not only property put
life, would be endangered The Two Ursn ntGnr
members of the Equality Association late on oal-
nrday night called the Garry brothers carry airy
Yesterday extended their sympathy ana no; sh ho
they were not favorable to the strikers lhcir Dc
ING with them on Saturday night was purely acci-
dental uo..oa On Sunday
1 We're a ri in Essex Market Police
Court Yesterday morning r before toId the the
Justice that thorough investigation OF the case
and the previous history of the men had con b
him that the stories related Dy lnen. DC "
yoy nnrpPobv true The Justice discharged them
The striking employees of Garry BI4thors noio
meeting at No. $50 Orcnarurs';; s4 tSa usc Of
dynamite cbaracterHng the outrage as an aoo ah
able crime aud fe f hny oSt the criminal
Joseph Flannery who is the secretary OF the aSSo
citation formed by the strikers, sad
That the Equality Association SHOWN p either
cused of having the cause OF the eaposSn e
directly or indirectly is an outrage upon us &
should be guilty OF such things we woa 1e HT might he
sufferers and not the persons whose premises, nn,oy
slightly injured We would be unable TO OBTAIN enpioS
men the future and would DC have poyeoted
Garry Brothers and used all other honorable means 10
mite The seven men who left ranks and went back
TO Garry Brothers are more to blame or an Thai
than We They say that they must carry revolVers t
we are dangerous and may modest them all ,hat
of thing They need have no rear OF US m0 The
Garrys say they have plenty OF help 90 they na'o o
the trade they have been doing since we LETT thcm'
The police are hard at work in their efforts TO
discover the authors of the outrage ana are coit
dent of speedy success AS result OF the conS S
ton Sunday afternoon between captain A az t
and Inspectors Murray and ByrneS some Oh Tue
br;gbtesf of the detectives attached TO Inspector
Byrnes's staff have been detailed on the case, ana
Captain Allare has number of men i'll citizens
cl0tneS at WOTk
Captain Alaire said yesterday
We are busy the case and are positive
of good results. 1t is not easy 70
prevent individual Of explosion can is easily
nlaced in the position the at Garry BrOthes
store did its work and prevent all cases or snch out
RACES would require the placing of an officer at each
hndipg This the busiest precinct in the city: I'll
the hotbed of socialism and everything else that IS bad
We have only two plaoons or forty-slx men, Ihere Is
no donbt but that the stuff dynamite but prooapy
1t was inferior quality. II was set in can anu T Ss
dynamite The fuse from what can gather, was aoolt
fonr feet long Unjust not tell present what clews we
working