New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
At THE VARIOUS HEADQUARTERS.

WHAT IS GOING ON WHERE THE POLICE. MILL
rARY AND STRIKE LEADERS MEET
Patrolman Warden. of the Nineteenth PRECINCT
wa. the first 10 receive punishment lor violating
superintendent Campbells order sent out TUESDAY
even,ne The order stated that every man must
do his duty and arrest every man trying to intin-
.da.s the new rnotormen. The officer was on sum-
.ner.aye car yesterday afternoon when an unknown
man boarded the rear platform and struck the con-
ductor In the face. The officer so the captain re-
iported to the Superintendent. made no attempt 10
arrest him. and the superintendent ihheu'a'ei'
ordered his suspension.
The police service eligible list mas been eN-
Ihausted by the extraordinary demands MADE upon
the department and 800 special policemen nave
been sworn In Commissioner Welles has decided
70 Sx service se iS st This Will make the entire
a aSeeF IS ca%pe has
orders TO captains not TO allow the newly appointed
at the station houses to which they have been as
signed. -
AT THE HALL OF RECORDS.
At military headquarters in the Hall OF Records
yesterday. Generals Louis Fitzgerald Of the First
Brigade and James McLeer, with their stafs
continued cooperative duty. the latter remain
ing in active command General McLeer. said yes
terday I'VE are still acting under the civil au-
which We promptly execute. Everything is pro-
crossing as favorably as could be expected: AS
for the effect produced by the appearance OF the
militia compared with that made by the pres
of the police, / have no comment TO make
The police and military have been and still are
working very well together. and VIII doubtless
continue to DO So
STRIKERS TRYING TO RAISE FUNDS.
The strikers headquarters. at Mugge's Hall. In
Bridge-st. was crowded all day with strikers. vari-
Gus committees were hand 10 consult with Master
Workman Connolly The Master Workman Is GER
tainly deserving OF his name just now, for he Is
working day and night and when he sleeps IS a
mystery, for ne Is always be found al any hour,
a. the headquarters The funds of the strikers are
beginning 10 run low and an attempt IL being made
" raise FUNDS 10 carry the strike by concerted
action Money VIII be raised by popular subscrlp-
ton, benefits will be given and outside labor orgai-
cations Will be called upon to aid their fellow work
and the Manchester Club has contributed 800. a
number OF letters containing money were received,
and many sympathizers called and left various
While the reporter was at Mugge's Hall three men
in and left sums varying from s. TO So. They
we'll dressed and evidently strikers but said
they desired to show practically their sympathy with
the strikers. Few Of the contributors would
give their names.
The appeal to the citizens OF Brooklyn has resulted
coming in On Sunday the men will have big bene
At al the Star Theatre. The entertainment will be
given by volunteer talent and promises to be sue
cessful affair. All the receipts VIII 90 TO the men,
In the windows of the Flatbush stOrekeepers signs
dspaye ed asking for gifts in aid OF the strikers.
and thus far about 500 is reported to have been con-
tributed.
Similar methods are being tried in many other
n<lyhborhoods.