New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-21

through the snow. no surface cars we're , run
Ming Is commander OF the Second Brigade wnen.
Morton has been placed ~ the service OF Mayor
Schieren response TO ms can TOT ~
maintaining order | am subordinate to the Mayor
XIV duty is simply TO make such proper dstri-
button u the militia as H. may suggest, n i
s,,h forces at different points, as may De ueciHtu
necessary for pr serving the peace al those po,;
and holding in reserve at ne dllierrn, and re-
A sufficient force to protect the arinor'es, anu L.
iicys or reinforce. as the case may be- the troops
stationed at strategic points me bo PPd III in re-
ssrve NV reports 10y teleDnone, slgnais ana Or
d.res from tho p2'' mem You see cars are
taken out from the lepots under s,rois i,| 80
J',tnrt are started safely on their way. put the
militia must remain at their pos's H.te. t o,b b
get well away from the posts we Know roe niic
further about them. they are then under ponce
have divided the city into military districts
each of which is in charge OF colonel me con,
mandcr Of each district makes snen subiect
~ nonnrovol from headquarters, with which al!
are in close communication AS tui h nthrs in
and men on sentry duty are reviewed py o.net r %,
the same district. but in one or TWO instances re-
lief has been mac by tng on most is at the
discretion OF the commanding officer in each DIS
et hG "%@ een A the m eDw get fu
rations regularly. and there Is 10 uanser ma aS
sim hold each regimcntal commlssary responsible
for the subsistence of the organization TO wnicn
make M reaGistIons on the brigade commissary.
When the acquisitions are honored IL Is .he uu NY
Of the regimental commissares TO see that all the
mon I'm their respective organizations are regu-
lariy and properly fed. 1t is very natural that
promptly provisioning all the men OF an e Tre
brigade the first day 1t Is ordered out. inene
was some delay Friday when the brigade went
on duty. 1t was the result Of various causes
which could not we'll be controlled at the outset
Among these the interrogation ana delayins
at different points by lawess persons OF soine al
our commlssary wagons. which were not uh1 se
escort Now. however. no one has any cause us' io
complaint and all will continue to receive regular
Excuse me from expressing any opinion on the
merits of the strike. | sincerely hope II VIII
speedily and peacefully terminate. DO NOT Assn
me how efficiently the militia could que, can o o,I;
answer that the commanders or the dineT r. o,
CARNATIONS have been instructed 20 De iorpear-
Their than that all can add Is that am .entIrey
confident that under any and al clrnumstancsss
every man in the Second brigade VIII u"i''"-
ingly do his entire duty
Mayor Schieren Corporation Counsel Mcdonald
and city Works Commissioner White entered
Brigade Headquarters at 345 p m. Just as the re-
porter was coming out. Colonel stephen II. Olin OF
the star of General Louis Fitzgerald commanding
the First Brsade %ncS y a a @ co sns had
already arrived as also had Colonel Benjamin n.
Colt formerly president OF the Kings County De-
ham Judg Advocate Edward NJ Grout, Major Peter
II McNulty and others Of General McLeers per-
sonal STAFF. were also In attendance
Colonel DIN left hastily and started rapidly
toward the Fridge at 4:30 o'clock. He positively
declined to answer any questions asked by the
evidently most important corrci. Police Commits
sioner Wei,es arrived at O'Clock, and Sheriff But
Ting about twenty minutes later. There were
eral mysterious military visitors. whose Identity
could not be discovered
Assistant Adjutant- General rockingham came out
at $50 oc.oek and d. read to the reporters the
Mayor Schieren and the members Of his Cabinet
who joined In the council came out at o'clock and