New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
SOCIALISTS VERSUS ANARCHISTS.

soc,.,,sr,c LABOR PARTY AIMS TO
ACCOMPLISH.
.co.,a1,st. Social Democrats and the Socialistic
Labor Party said Alexander jonas me r4r Hu,,n -,
tha Socialist organ in this city, Ihs Votks Zetag,
,asa %eaH Of ecoperatve aS sS prcducion They OPP
posed to attaining their end BY violence put n
matey, when they can pass laws to suit them, ~
selves. When we see q cnanGe 70 local y
forward our movement by taking part s n 'Se. sue.
creedsd in eecting several Aldermen and other
local officers Our organ ization, by when io nean
those of MS who are banded together Dy assoc's
toms or sections, with bylaws to regulate u.s. is
as vet comparatively small. In this city we NUM- nun,
ber about 5000. But we are growing ana tiie or ~ III
pathy with our movement extends TO nearly every ~
yworkirigman in the country. If we hire hall TO
hold meeting it will be packed with thousanas -
our sympathiZers who do rot Deione 10 ; uu o ;th
zatlon The Central Labor Union sympathizes WIN
us on o,ror,zot;on has branches in every
European nation th l. s social Democrats at the
last election polled vote of about oOoOW a,n aS
is In Germany expect to see IL mere III Spis
fry Our movement is founded on tue olstressi!u y!
Condition of the worxinglneu everywhere; 1t IS
made up of men who feel the gnawings OF munger t1
while around them is food in plenty wnlch .tsy
cannot get: men whese families actually suffer
wear in and year out for want OF the necossares
life. They are men who feei tnat 'nei and the idea
of oppression and degradation is rooted IN S lnS;r
minds so strongly that nothing but the most raoi-
cal Of measures will ever take 1T IRON and Com
munists have nothing In common witn WILLIE us. 4; 20
aims are totally different, Their propaganaa Is W W
break society uS e. INTO %, ,'e their ppoperty after all
property has been divided and Is heid IN c9IG no
Their organization now is divided INTO siha oV w t
called groups Those who are now awe waue eo
see and participate this state OF things anu oey
hope to hurry 1t up by killing of a. few kingS anu
shers in authority xgib 4 The 's sparehst The latter
hate the idea of the Irish dynamlteurs OF estaosn
Ing nationality in Ireland The Anarchists gov.
ernment is the tribal rule OF the Indian ana 1ne"
means to that end is indiscrlminate murder"
THE NEW REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
The new Real Estate Exchange is now rapidly
work vet to be finished is the decoration, when
consists chiefly of freze in bas-reIei& run tahnhs dn
round the entire room in panels etgn. lYo' from the
earliest down to modern times. The figures are
life size The first panel represents Stonehenge as
Egypt with the Sphynx, the Pyramids. and por-
tco of temple. The next is the Assyrlan age Witn M
its grotesque designs OF winged divlnltes. Aiter @
this comes specimen of Indian architectuTe con,
sisting of the architIave from one OF the hlnao9
temples From India we pass to China, reprcsent@ed yea
by a pagoda. The next panel is occupied with tne
with With medals Of solen aud Pythaeoras The The
Roman follows in order with specimens Vi Tn rho
earlier forms down 70 .ne iGe Gi ,o ccnnied by an
emblematlc composition representing the spirit OF
Architecture crownng Vulcan and MlneIva typiy ypn.o
decorative arts of the East, fanked by. enlarged
medals containing portraits of Michaei Angelo auu
Raphael The history of architecture oeg,hs gan agu
on the eastern wall with specimens OF the byzan-
tine school, followed by the early Chrlstiall
Romanesque, the Gothic and the Renaissance, the
last panel being oecnesd Ss sd, BY sds
with the latest developments OF lts great P"'"o0'" "
the clouds. A., ;
nf n
Inv II J. Brewer lt il entirely hand modelled ia
colored stucco from original designs. Inc rest o
a rrayish tint. The floor and wainscoat are In
marble.
QUEER ITALIAN WITNESSES.
Vincenzo Pepe was tried yesterday before Judge
CowIng on a charge of assaultlng Vito irugllo,
who was cut in the hand by KNIFE IN IestaiIsd isnd
that Pepe had applied TO Kim for work, and when
he directed him to go to certain place where en-
poyment could be found. Pepe responded yaued Sy Gas
him with knife Assistant Distrlct Auorney
fitzgerald next called from his list OF Witnesses
Pasqnaie Farelli. who coutradcted the previous
witness on the same side bv saying that Trugllo
came into the restaurant where Pspe VASE Was ed5De e
and dey ordered hin him od to go 70 Trngo padone
the latter seized Pepe aud IN the struRgiS tooh r
knife with which Pepe was eating IN ms naha, no,
aud so was wounded. Mr. Fitzgerald trlen 'ho'nei
witness who told the same story as farelIl.
II give 1t up" Mr.. Fitzgera said, Il seem to be
defeated by my own witnesses. -. ,,
al cannot say that am surprised at the result, 81 IT,
said Judge Co wing. 1t is not always safe TO say
how an Italian case is going TO turn out Oh ridi
The jury must acqult.
BANKERS AND MERCHANTS AFFAIRS.
In reply to the published report that the oDerat-
ors of the Bankers and Merchants Telegraph Com
pany are threatening to strike because they are
not paid promptly ali officer or the company sa'o
yesterday:
"The employees have received hree;fourths OF
their pay for January. and will get the rest IN
few days. have not heard OF any general STRIKE,
although l know that fow of the operators are
dissatisfied that they are not paid more promptly.
They belong to the class that would not have cent
in the morning if they were paid every night. l
venture to say that not many large corporations
have paid their employees more promptly
than we have done, lately. l can
not dispute hoyeyes that +, tae e.,s, company Is
20 be successful within few days. ociieVe that
the receivers will be able to raise all the money
rent was due at the beginning of the month and It
has not been paid. have not heard that the land
lord contemplated proceedings to dlsp3ssess us
hut il he has for one am willing that he should
do so. We have done him many favors IN the past
imagine from what hear that the reports about
this company are started by opposition lines. Our
receipts in January were larger than In any pre-
vious month Ii our history.
KILLED BY A BROOKLYN MOTOR.
Patrick McGrath, a patrolman attached to the
Eighth Sub-Precinct. Brooklyn, was returning 10
the station at rhird-aye. aud Forty second.st;,
shortly after midnight y yesterday. wien piVch
away he was run over by motor of the Brooklyn
City Railroad Company. which ran on side track
The engineer, conductor and brakeman felt Jolt
and found the body nearly cut in two by the motor
wheels Summerfeld Van Felt the engineer, was
arrested McGrath was sober, and was tamillar Jar
with the way the trains ran 1t IS thought that ne
must have forgotten that the trains ran on the side
track.
At the First District Police Court it was related
that i'm November McGrath entered the court room
with prisoner just as group OF the court officers
was being photographed. He was asked TO be one
of the group and consented and after the picture