davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-15
{ (Te5egranay 2 d,eia 14go hpoo
1922.
WiadOmOSci z Homestead.

mestead, to przeciez tenze de
facto tam istnieje. Gen Snow
den mial zamiar albo postarac
sic o og}oszenie stanu obleze-
MIA, albo tez sam go og}osi6,
ale ma prosbe dziennikarzy
odstapi1 cd tego zamiaru. Pa.
trole maja rozkaz mice re soba
po 20 ostrych naboj6w i kazdy
oddzia} stoi pod rozkazami
ofcera.
Carnegie bOykOttOwany.
w Pniladelphii odby}o sic
zgromadzenie r6znych stowa-
rzysze6 robotniczych W celu
zawiazania wielkiego zwiazku
wszystkich tych stowaFzysze6,
Generally sekretarz zwiazku
stolarzy i ciesli ameryka6skich,
P. J. Magnice, przzed}ozyS
wniosek, azeby ciesle ME pra-
cowali przy zadnym budynku,
przy kt6rym uzywa sic zelaza
W ~fabrykach Carnegie obro-
bionego, wniosek ten przy-
jeto.
Sledztwo komitetu Izby.
Komitet sIedczy IAby po-
slow zakohczy} wczoraj swe
prace. Jedeu Z cz}onk6w tego
komitetu zapewnia}, ze sledz-
two to przyczyni sic do tego,
azeby przyspieszyc przyjecie
ustawy 0 zaprowadzeniu obo-
wiazkowych sad6w polubow-
nych i ustawy przeciw pinker-
tonianom W kongresie. Me.
watpliwie rapport komitetu
sledczego poleci przyjecie obu
ustaw.
Najciekawsze zapewne by1y
zeznania Fricka, superinten-
denta fabryki, kt6rego kilka'
krotnie przes}uchiwano. Wy
kazywa} on koszta produkcyi,
stara} sic przekonywac, dlacze,
60 frma uwaza}a "a potrzebne
obnizyG place i opisywa} takze
spos6b, W jaki frma przycho-
dzi W pomoc robotnikom, gdyz
ci w{asne domy staWlaja, wy
pozyczajac i'm pozyczki ma 6
cd sta.
Poruszono takze sprawe
ustawy McKinleya. Kiedy
Frick opisywa}, o lie ceny "a
produkta fabryki spad}y, "a
pyta} go sic Senator Boatner:
IA zatem bill McKinleya
spowodowa1 we waszej fabryce
obnizenie cen i dlatego music
liscie obnizy6 place."
% ME" = by}a odpowiedz
- ,,bil McKinleya wcale ME
byl przyczyna. Obnizenie cen
nastapilo wskutek zbytniej
produkcyi,''
Senator Oates: = II gaZet
wyczytuje, re sp6}ka wasza
zawar}a kontrakt z zagranica,
IL dostawy bsda o 81 ta1sze,
niz ceny owych produkt6w ma
miejscu.
Frick: = Tax ME jest, DO
mysmy zadnego podo obnego
kontraktu ME zawierali.
: A czy vase fabryki ME
moglyby dawa6 paac dawnych,
a pomimo tego mice jeszcze
znaczne zyski?
=. Me, bo utrzymanie p3ac
dawnych musia1oby mas dopro-
wadzic do bankructwa.
- Vice pan sadzisz - "a
pytal ljeszcze Senator Broderick
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-15

ma wsp6lnego z tenn nieporo-
zumieniem?
= Mic a mic ME ma wsp6l-
nego. Gdyby jednakze obni-
zono clio ma nasze wyroby, to
place nasze ma tenn ucierp;a}y-
by jeszcze znacznie.
z pomiedzy swiadk6w agent
gruntowy Charles Monofeld
zezna}, IL ma pewno vie, re
pierwszy strza} pad} re strony
pinkertonian6w. Ludzie ma
statkach mieli powiedziec:
,,S}uchajcie mas ludzie: jestes'
my pinkertonianami zajmie-
my fabryke. Dajemy wan Is
minut czasu, by fabryke opu-
scic."
Komitet zamierza sprawe
starcia miedzy pinkertonianami
a robotnikami zbadaf ma innem
miejscu. Wczoraj wieczorem
komitet wyjecha} do Washing
tonu, a poczstkiem przysz}e-
go tygodnia przed}ozy sw6j
rapport kongresowi.
Strajk sic rOzszerza.
Wczoraj W po}udnie W Pitts
burgu zastraj kowail robotnlcy
W fabrykach komptnii Carne.
gle, a uajprz6d W sImricow-
mach. % god1. 3 pop 'indmu
odeszli Cd r"hoty w~zyScy ro-
botnicy W innych dziafach
fabryki. Jest to strajk szcze,
g6lny powodu, ze fabryki te
przyje}y warunki podane przez
Amalgamated Association i
podplsa}y kontrakta: zastraj-
kowano tylko powodu, re
kompanie ME chcs odbywa6
dalszych narad Z robotnikami
W Homestead. Zdaje sic, ze W
fabryce W Beaver Falls ro-
wniez strajk nastapi.
Ostatnie wiadomosci z Home
stead.
Wczoraj wieczorem odby1a
sic W Homestead wielka para
da, W kt6rej wzie}y udzia}
pu}ki 5, s, 9, -, 13, Is i 10.
Rozesz}a sic by}a wiado.
nose, ze do Homestead ma
przybye 400 robotnikow "a.
miejscowych pociagiem popo.
}udniowym. Strajkerzy przeto
zebrali sic ma dWorcu, azeby
oczekiwac przybycia owych
robotnik6w. Jednakze robo-
tnicy owl ME przybyl. Sadza
wiec powszechnie, re przybeda
W nocy woda, strajkerzy beda
pilnowali miejsc ladowania.
Przyw6dzcy robotnik6w sta
nowczo odradzaja cd wszel-
kich srodk6w gwa}townych:
skoroby przybyli obey robo-
tnicy, strajkerzy maja starac
sic namowa ich nak}onlc do
odwrotu, ale przemocy ME
uzywac.
Ze strony milicyi rozmie-
szczono wszedzie patrole. Jest
przeto mozliwem, re przyjdzie
do starcia miedzy ro5otnikami
a wojskami. Robotnicy twier-
dza, re mkt W Stanach Zje-
dnoczonych ME moze i'm "a
bronic rozmawiat spokojnie
z obcymi robotnikami; nawet
najspokojniejsi miedzy mimi,
jak O'Donnell i inni, upieraja
sic przy tenn, by i'm wolno by3o
movie z oczekiwanymi przy.
byszami.
Wiesci z Idaho.
w ciagu wczorajszego dnia
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ROk III.

opowiada} przebieg sprawy:
,,Dnia % czerwca moi pre-
}ozeni wreczyli 1ni przekaz na
$3.50, kt6ry mia}em eskonto-
wac W banku Home National.
Kiedy pieniadze dostalem do
rak, obudzi1a sic u mnie ME-
zmierna zadza posiadania ia
kiej sunny pieniedzy i ME po.
wr6ci1em do bi6ra. Wkr6tce
spotka}em Jamesa Reynoldsa
pokaza1em lnu tie pieniadze.
Ma prosbe jego kupl}em mu
ubranie "a $40. Potem najeli-
smy dla siebie mieszkaDie pod
nrem 81 Peoria str.
,,Reynolds kupi} nastepnie
sznur i wzia} go do naszego
mieszkania, azebysmy mogli
spuscic sic z okna, gdyby po.
licya mas okrazy}a. Dnia lgo
lipca kupilismy sobie diva re-
wolwery, kt6rymi chcieliSmy
sic bawit W dniu 4go lipca.
Zaden z mas ME umia} sic OBJ
chodzic z ia bronia, bo zape-
wne bylibysmy kupili slepe
naboje zamiast ostrych, gdy-
bysmy byIi z tenn obeznani.
w mieszkaniu naszem oglada-
lismy rewolwery, nabijalismy
je i wyciagalismy naboje ma
powr6t.
flames powiedzia} do mnie:
,,Pokaze CT, jak strzela1bym'
gdybys by1 rabusiem" i mo.
wiac to zamierzy} sic ma mnie
kilka razy pociagna} "a ku.
rex. Tax jego revolver, jak
moi, jak sadzi}em, by} ME
nabity. odpowiedzia}em mu,
re "a powoli bierze sic do tego
q mojej strony zamierzywszy
sic, trzy razy "a kurek pocia-
gnalem. Przy trzecim razie
jednakze rozleg} sic strzai ia
mes upad} krwia oblany,
,,Przerazenie ma chwiIe pra-
vie pozbawi}o mnie przyto.
mnosci. Jednakze zaraz potem
ogarna} mnie przestrach wy,
! bieg}em, W bi6rze laiiblia-
szem kupilem billet kolejowy
do Kansas City, a potem wy
iechs}em do Cincinnati. Tam
naja}em pok6j przy % ulicy i
pozosta}em tam do poniedzia4-
ku. Potem odda}em sic W re-
ce policyi."
Ch}opak w}asciwie nazywa
sic Doughty. Nazwisko Red
dy przyja} p6 swoim ojczymie,
u kt6rego mieszkai pod nrem
81 Boston ave. Doughty przy-
by} by} do Chicago pred trze-
ma laty matka z dwoma
bracmi Amelia, O.
w spraWie WystaWy.
Jak to wczoraj zapowiedzie'
lismy, odby}o sic wieczorem
wielkie zgromadzenie prezy-
dentow towarzystw W hall Uh.
licha celem zaprotestowania
przeciw uchwa}om Senatu, ,kt6.
ry udziela pozyczki 5 miliono.
wei pod pod warunkami, by
wystawa W niedziele by}a zam.
knieta.
Oprocz prezydent6w iowa
rzystw, by}o obecnych takze
wiele os6b prywatnych. Maj
wiecej towarzystw, kt6re wy
s}a1y swych de]egat6w, bylo
niemieckich; jednakze take !
angielskie niekt6re towarzyst.
wa by}y reprezentowane.
NJ ,,ro,ood,anii, y,rzayu0
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-15

Astor ma sic lepiej, ale ME
moze jeszcze wychodzic.
By}y Lord Mayor Londynu
Sir Jozef Savory zosta} dzisiaj
wybrany W Westmorelaud
przez partya Appleby.
WfOchy.
Gwaltownose wybuchu Etny
rosnie. Wielkie masy lawy
splywaja po stokach wulkanu,
Kilka okolicznych wsi i bu-
dynk6w ME ujdzie zniszczenia.
Wszystkie kratery So czynne.
z jednego wybucha szeroki i
kilka stop gseboki strumieh
lawy. Wyglada on nader
wspaniale, lecz wyrzadzi wiel-
ka szkode. Drugi krater wy
rzuca bezustannie rozpalone
kamienie do ogromnej wyso-
kosci. Brzegi trzeciego groaa
w kilku miejscach zapadnie-
ciem.
Hiszpania.
Komisya hiszpa6ska, wys}a-
ma przez Rad do Paryza dla
zbadania choleryny grasujacej
tamze, oswiadczy}a re ta mnie-
mana choleryna jest prawdzl-
wa azyatycka cholera. Rad
hiszpa6ski zarzadzh wszelkie
srodki ostroznosci, by ME wpu-
sciG cholery do Hiszpanii.
Podatek na1ozony ma rzez-
nik6v mlynarzy wywo}a} W
kilku mlastach gwa}towne zai-
scia. W Selva, prowincya
Ferragona zapalono urzedy
podatkowe a ratujacych sic u
cieczka urzednik6w obrzucono
kamieniami. Buntownicy Ia
jeli ratusz, rozbili szafy / spa
iii wiele cennych dokumen-
tow. Wystepujacemu pod bro
MIA wojsku stawili z poczstku
op6r, ale po kilku wystrza4ach,
kt6re kilku buntownik6w
po}ozy}y trupem, uciek1a re-
szta.
Rosya.
Astrachan jest obecnie glo-
wnem ogniskiem cholery tel
strony Kaukazu. z 225 os6b,
kt6re tamze zapad@y ma chole-
re jednego dnia umar}y 1O2.
Przestraszony epidemic mo-
tloch zbuntowalsie, i utrzyma3
sic W posiadaniu miasta przez
diva dni. Spalil szpital po-
rani} lekarzy. Jednego Mich
i asystenta jego formalnie stra-
towa}. Pacyent6w wyniesiono
re szpitali ma brzeg Wo}gi /
pojono ich mlekiem, poniewaz
podejrzywano doktor6w, re i'm
dali trucizne. Naturalnie wie-
lu mich umar}o. Kilkakrot-
ne strza}y dane przaz piech"te
zmusi1y mot1och do ustspienia,
W Symbirsku mad Wo}ga
zasz}o 20 nowych wypadk6E
cholery. Dw6ch chorych u
mario. W Moskwie zachoro-
wa}o 35 ludzi ma cholere. Xii.
ku podroznych jadacych koleja
z .Moskwy do Petersburga "a
chorowa}o nacholere; wrocono
ich do Moskwy.
w Saratowie zamordowa{
wzburzony mot}och dw6ch lie.
karzy, zburzy} gmach policy,
szpitale dla cholerycznych,
mieszkania dyrektora policy
i lekarzy, a rozproszy} sic do
piero pod strza2ami zolnierzy.
Argentina.
u Buenos Avres donosza do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-15

desz}y telegramy donoszace,
jakoby odby}a sic krwawa
walka przy Old Mission, W
kt6rej kilka lub kilkanascie
os6b zosta}o zabitych.
Wiesci te jednakze okaza}y
sic fa}szywe, lub mocno pre-
sadzone. Poniewaz W wielu
miejscach komunikacya tele-
grafczna jest przerwana, prze.
to szczeg6}owych wiadomosci
otrzymywat ME MONA; rzecza
pewna jest jednakze, re przy
Old Mission jeden tylko cz}o.
wick zycie straci1, i to tylko
W skutek nieszczesliwego wy.
padku, a wojska zaje}y bez
oporu ca}y obw6d Occur
d'Alene.
Zarazem gubernator Wiley
ogfosi1, re kazdy, kt6regoby
schwytano ma goracym uczyn-
ku usi}owania wysadzenia W
powietrze most6w jakich lub
innych posiad}osci fabryk, 20
stanie ma miejscu rozstrzela-
nym.
Obecnosc wojsk wywar}a
wrazenie dobre ma publicznosc,
takze robotnicy spokojniej-
szymi sic okazuja, chociaz ME
ustaja grozby wysadzenia W
powietrze budynk6w lub ko-
pain, skoroby chciano dac "a
trudnienie robotnikom zamiej-
scowym.
Wieczorem Wallace do.
niesiono telegrafcznie do Spo.
kane, Wash, re gwa}towna
eksplozya da}a sic s}yszet cd
strony Granite Nine, odda-
loncj o dwie mile. W1asciciel
sadzi, ze wysadzono to kopal.
ME W powietrze. Wojsko u
da1o sic ma miejsce, azeby
przekona6 sic, co sic w}asciwie
stalo.
NOtatki telegraficzne.
Pogrzeb niedawno zmar.
lego Cyrusa ". Fielda odby}
sic wczoraj popo}udniu W
Dobbs Ferry, N. Y. Przyja-
ciele i krewni zmar}ego licznie
sic zgromadzili. Pogrzeb sic
odby} wedle obrzadku episko.
palnego; NOW pogrzebowYch
ME by}o.
= w Sacramento, CAL, u.
mari nagle W nocy dawny gu.
bernator Stanu California,
Newton Booth.
Z Kansas City donosza,
re pociag kolejowy linii M. K.
& T. W nocy W Indian Terri
tory zosta} zatrzymany przez
bande opryszk5w, kt6rzy z
wagonu kompanii Pacific Ex-
press zrabowali $4,000.
- Parowiec Nevada, kt6ry
przyby} z Liverpoolu do New
Yorku, zosta1 zatrzymany W
kwarantapie z powodu, re pod
pok}adem odkryto jeden wy
padek choroby podejrzanej.
= Uchwalcno, re Cleveland
i Stevenson dnia 2ogo lipca W
Madison square garden W New
Yorku przyjma komitet, kt6ry
ma obowiazek uwiadomic ich
urzedowo o nominacyi.
- Cleveland lato roku bic.
zacego zamierza spedzie W 60
rach Adirondack juz naja}
mieszkanie w Sacanac Inn, do
kad ma przybyc dnia 1go sier-
pnia r. b.
: Konwencya partyi ludo-
wei (people's party) W St.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-15
Przybycie parowcow.

Przybycie parowcow.
Loaadyaa: Signal: Hekla z
N. Y, Michigan z Bostonu.
". York. Memphis z Liverp.
Lizard, Sygnal.: France 2
N. Y. do Londynu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-15
Wiesci z Idaho.

w ciagu wczorajszego dnia
nadchodzi}y ciagle rome wiesci
z kopalh W Idaho i wywo}y-
wa}y znaczna senzacya, jednak-
re bywa}y sprzeczne. Wojska
rzsdowe udawa}y sic ma miej.
sea rozruch6w: ot6z nadcho-
dzi}y wiadomoaci, jakoby g6r-
nicy strajkujacy poczynili
wszelkie przygotowania do
wysadzenia W powietrze mo.
stow, przez kt6re wojska mia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
THE sUtcKi,uv0y AGAIN ~ Mischief

some day the ShackanaXon viii sail the Vastly
deep for twelve consecutive hous without interfering
with the rights liberty pursuit Of happiness oil
other craft. Bat that day hasn't come yet Al
present ,he Is I'm good health and bids fair To con
thine her caIpcr Of devastation indefinitely. Ih'
sbnciamn NOu In OF hours. when she i not busy
smashing things or soaring other craft out OF their
wits keeps mp the connection between N"w-(ofk cry
and Flls Island She Is therefore United state
vessel and ns .hc has proved her ability rs success
al commerce destroyer, she would BE- valuable aux
nlry To the squadron But he Will have TO be dis
clrnel % that She will not raise RIOT In The
family ~ She did Yesterday, when she made per
soni and unpfOyohcd attack on the revenue cht''r'
which liz alongside Of her lip. II happened el'ly
I'm the morning. The SlachamaNOn started ont IN her
u.u enthusiastic manner missed stays when sh" wa'
hall Wa OF the slip Her Low wa6bed In Mulberry
way and then the bad ship struck th" 'h'hdler
b.. ad.idc cn That swung the Chandler nrouHd an |
sent her stem into the Washington 'aptin Brown.
Of the Washington. Is a good mat. but he dil maxi"
some remarks thea The >ha -hanaXOn cOntented IN l
happy Kicked up her heels and BOWED menily toward
Flis Island. leaving terror in her wake.
Her Hght-helrtcd pianks OF Yesterday NAV Law"
leeu due Ia tAr fact that her pipes vr!" frozen Oh
Thursday night while She Law asleep In her slip.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
STKEET-CIR HOESLS RCN WILD RACE.

~ EXCITING SCENE IL sECONDAVE.-THE
DRIVER NND PASSENGER INJURED.
The few people who were astir In secOnd-aVe.' be
tween Eighty sixth aud Nmety-siXth SIS. at a. H.
Yesterday saw an exciting runaway. \ Secondave
surface car going north had stopped AT Eigy-nith-s
to Ia, on some passengers only four passengers
all meE remained IN the when II started AGAIN
rhomn, Howard Of ~. l,oGj secOnd-ave. was the
driver lie tled to apply the brake at Eiglty-'Nth
ST. where IL steep grade In the avclu" begins. 1h'
brake. would not work. and the struck against til'
heel, of Tie horses, Howard tried to stop tn" car
IA turning the horses aside but the only effect was
io throw the car-wheels Oft the rails. Then lie hrpI
t,e lor.e, straight ON the track for distance 81
several blocks. and the car went down the grade
t.pidlv lolt.ng and pounding on tA- coOble stones
The hores were frightened aud became unmanaS'able
They went at gallcp and Howard tried 10 guide
uGm safely between the columns Of the elevated rail
road.
A. Nimrty-slxth-,t.. however. the car swerved sud
denly. ard with crash against one OF the iron
colfn,n, Howard Wa, thrown forward upon the
ravrmnt und received sciou, cuts Oh hi, head, arms
and Legs. ~ .oo
e,-t Fight, ninth-st.. vino OF the paSNrh
ger. was hnrlt agan, the stove In III" car. huriin
Ia. Lu,.. severely Ills face and hands wer" cut
LIGHTLY by broken ga,~ Tho other men on the ear
v..,. MOI Injured. Howard va, sent to Ia" Pr2Nbv-
f.il.u Hospital. -Onl,cn went home. tn" ear was
broken laiy. but The horses escaped scriols injury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24

Captain Pickett IS fortycight years old, and was
born in this city. lie Joined the police force in loOo
was made a rOundsman two years later. and became
a sergeant in 1870. As sergeant for twenty-five
years be performed duty In number Of precincts
and at different periods he also attached 10 In
sp,ction districts under Inspectors McDermot ana
Ih0rne IN July, 1890, he WAS placed In command
Of sixty policemen who detailed to enforce the
stVctcleaning ordinances. Tie policemen q th"
squad -nicluamed "Taper-chasers.' Recently ,
account OF Cpancc in the law, they were sent
back To precincts, ma Pickett made acting cap
tain OF the City Han squad.
Captain DOnohne was also born IN this city. lie
Is thirty-scvcE years Old and las been a policeman
since 1879. On account Of political Influence, ne was
u patrolnan less than a year, when he was promoted
TO the grade OF rOundsnIan III, promotion 10 the
rank Of sergeant in l-sG After serving IN the
Madson-St ana Eldrldgest. squads nc was sent 10
the Eas, Thirty iitl station. lie is known 10 have
had the support Of Timmany politicians In his pro
motions. Captain Pickett also is classcd Is Tam
Democrat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
1 cnnlLrr srRnLclL 0pEklTIov

Baltimore bee. - .~p"rian-PrDi"- n l. MclAhr
Tirlny n,.i tied Lv other prof Of The MARYLAND
rniv,,lty ~ N,I,'ne recently performed one OF The
mo-. daring and diHcut surgical operation, ever at
terop'.d The patient q woman about forty i've wears
~ had been suffering for hing time with structure
Of d.. throat, wairh developed 80 such AN alarming eN
tent that her throat closed up that Il was mpo''i-
he for her 20 breathe freely 20 swallow and unless
.onl. Immediate action Wa taken there was great
danc,~ tlr' -ir would >iatve to death Professor
ullnuv lad hr placed In the Maryland University Hos
uital At ni-t b was decided to perform the operation
%, frachroiomy and insert silver tube in the wnd
pipe Then n Wa propO4rd to cnt through The All
domina wall aud inser tnlc Into the Sach ~ Inc
stomach - that food could b. forced into II. An
opening was made In The throat Just below the strict
ur, large enough 10 allow tube ~ pass In. On his
rlI, q .pjngc saturated with olOr0iorm was held
phfly J., an assistant. and tlc patient hr,a'hed
through The tihr she inialrd the c!orolOrm into her
lung, and IN Il 4hort tim, lost consciousness. Next
npnloiomy was performed and careful search made
Of thr ,.icl, Of the stomach corner Of which was
nnllrd through the cut In the abdominal wall ana
carefully .,wrd 10 IT, The influence OF the clioroiorn
WIZ tlcn d>p.llrd. and three days aftrrwad mn In
81, ion wa, made In The sack Of The stomach IN which
Il silver tub Placed.
The Ol..ailOn took place three week, ago. bli III
Tiffany would not Announce II io tlc public un'll con
0don Of II, Success. The patient has now n,hry re-
r,v,-od III. tahc- all 4,r food through the tuuc III
her stomach ard unless the structure In Her thrOa'
shall be- removed >h" may never again swallow lrr
food Sho now walks about her room and s"cpia 10 be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24

sioner Mclean voted with his colleagues to make the
sppoihtments. Captain Price will perform duty at
the central Office for time. Captain Pickett Will
ravc command in East Eighty -eiGhth-,t. Captain
Dopohue will be in charge Of tDe City Hall squad.
The Commissioners sent Captain Max Sclmiuberger
from East Eighty-eighh-st. to Lednard-s and moved
CAPTAIN Thomas NJ Ryan from Leonardst. to High
bridge Captain F. W. Martins. who lives In Ire
mont and has been in command OF the KingsbridGe
squad. Vas directed n relieve captain George Wash
bnrn at fremont, and Captain Waslburn was sent TO
KngSbridge
Captain Price born near Liverpool, England
in 1s47. hut brought 70 this country by his
narents when he was infant. lie wa machinis
I'm this city previous TO lis appointment as a police
man In 1874. He also served for time as an en-
listed soldier in the United states Army in the West
He became r0undensn three years after his ap-
polntmenl, holding that grade during the years he
served q detect in the West rhirticthst. squad,
under Captain Williams. When Williams became an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24

, FEW DAYS MORE or COLD WEATHER WOULD
MAKE TIE lCT SAFE II CrNTRAL PARK
skating Will soon become lost art said Captain
Collins Of the Park police he cazd 9ndN al VI"
film Of ice on the larger Lake at Central Para Nr7'"r
day. Many anxious Skaters visited the ldhes 'uI''-
the afternoon hoping t. lind firm body ol i'r' Do'
fn.y were an disappointed Whrr" Tier" vas Ice 81
all IL was rough and d,r' and an no' aVei'S' az
inch ana half in thickness.
suburban pond, I'm W-lcIrshr. Erookfn' W"
Jersey and staten Island Were ~ covered with q
thick coating Of lcr and Youngsters lad merry dA'
81 IT, The coM wave. however. must c"nilhhe i"'
several day, before there can be hope, for the -i''i
I'm Central Park. tnle~, an imm'dini" INA" sells
in there win be- ,kaiia. today az l"o"h '""'''
Crolona and AT Van COurimn1' lake.. 'h'iai' 81"
rhn Park Department made their usual ihV'-usi
o, Yesterday, ana secretary Barns sall in ihr after
noon that If no,Aing happened these Lake would b.
thrown open 10 the public 10 day. The Ice Wa III
fairy GOOD condition. and was found 10 be OF "hi
form thichnc,, Of three ana a half lHc"'' ID" zee
.boun be- goar inches jlick TO daf Which would make
il safe.
We have not had much skating In Central FAr"
I'm recent wears said secretary Burns, and Il J.,
doubtful if We have much ti, winter. The CONDITIONS
have changed materially around Central PT@ in fr
cont yeas ana the lakes o. not freeze IS they
would If they we're m0ic exposed. Would you De-
uovc f. there has been day ana Hli "l
skating on The lakes i'm Central regk in Ia" hsi 'h'
Years. There was skating al al during the WINTER
- 1--g and 1850. ana the lakes w"r" not iii""h
,uen 10 tue public In the winter OF lo'O ana l0'i
We had ju-t one day, skating, and last year. or H"r
tbc winter OF 81 ana 90. We had jus; half 4 d"S
n was also lnaIncd That there would be lt'r u
an, occon mediation for skaters IN Central PARK Inc
hoathose might be used. but nothing has been done
49, vet The recent efforts 10 secure bids for erecting
, bo,so ended In a nzhic. and ncw BIDS VII De opened
ON I,puarv g. The contractor VINO submitted bu
r.c,u,ly which was refused aherwan. fall a o~Hh'
Park officials ana apOlogzed. lie said That 1e nan
made mistake on his estimate and thai MS bd
was several hundred dollars mere than II should have
L,cn Even If a satisfactory bid is received later
,b v.or, of erecting house cannot be hnl~'H before
r.hruarv % that the hou-e would lie W"clciN "l
,i,,I b.roo 10 skaters, at least for Ibis WINTER lOi
II tbore T. much skating most of II viii come before
February ]. ,
II is doubtful II the lakes in Prospect Park b!O'A'
lvn will h. thrown open 20 Tie pubic al least u''li
after Monday The PARK Commissioners fear Inc pi al
cu,sb which would 90 10 the lakes during hr hoi1hs
season and the red bah VIII not De dSp1lr1 u', y
fhe zee j. absolutely safe. or uniil regiment %
/ nldrrs could tramp over II IN safely