New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09

upon the companies named for not running thcir
cars 1t was looked upon by many people as good
evidence that the new men are not as well able 10
Withstand hardships the old.
Patrick J. Collins, of the Executive Board or the
strikers said in this connection yesterday: The
Smith and Jay-st.. the DeKalb-ave. and Franklin
ave cars running on schedule time to-day not
withstdndlnS the storm Why is it that while these
roads can operate their the Atlantic Avenue the
Brooklyn Heights and the Broadway systems are
practically at a sandst? This is the reason. said
Mr.. Collins. that the men of the iirsi-named roads
are entirely practical. capable Of weathering al
kinds OF storms and prepared to meet them Where-
as. the imported non-union men are without cotheS'
in many without decent foo; covering, with
empty stomachs. without proper Sleeping facilities
thoroughly inexperienced, and totally untitled FOR the
work they have been imported to perform; ms
condition Of affairs IS one that the people OF Brook,
how long tho public will submit to IT, ,.,..,-
The storm sent an increased number OF nlckels
into the Golfers Of the Brooklyn and Kings County
elevated roads Their traffic was surprisingly
ming of the elevated roads There were no accidents
Of any kind. President Uhlmann or the BrookIyh
passengers yesterday than THURSDAY. and that
every the company owned was IN active servic,
August Pnckney. clerk in he he employ OF DaWs
NJ Boutwell,. grocer, of No As Fu,ton,st; was was
O'Clock yesterday morning when snow
plough came down Fulton-st. = big poilcelha"
inS Pnckney by the nape of the neck, lifted him
bodily into the plough. Mr.. Boutwell, rushed out
q
and the policeman yelled to him that Pinckney nag
ana obstructing travel Mr.. Boutwell, started out
10 find his clerk. but didn't locate MN uhui hte
in the afternoon at Justice Walsh's court -
A special officer named Wiswell and policeman
named McCue got into a quarrel on snow
plough at East New-York early yesterday morn
ing They pulled out revolvers and It l9oKed as II
Reifschneider stepped between them and arrested
Wiswell who was recently sworn in as speclai
policeman at President Lews's request
The Grand Jury yesterday presented dozen IN
dctments in relation to the strike. plea OF not
guilty was taken in each case. me Offences
Charged are stonng cars and maliciously interier-
ing with the property OF the companies. Inc loi,
lowing were indicted Mary Mcdonald. K R,,h,a
Driscoll. Jacob Adler. Lawrence Neagler, w iIIlen
Hamilton. Patrick Murray. BARLEY Cloonin' J2n n
Egan Louis Grim, Charles Olden, Martin con-
way and William Lentz. r. before a trial Jury; II
is shown that the acts alleged endangered human
life the penalty is ten years or less Otherwise
the penalty is much less severe.
At the annual election this week Of the Brook
lvn Heights Railroad Company ana or the Long
Island Traction Company, Daniel !. Lewis was
chosen president. John q. Jenkins, president
in place Of f. w. Bliss. ana " A. H. Bogardns'
secretary and treasurer OF both companies.
Edward Il. Mahoney the green motorinan VINO
killed Henry Havemyer. eighteen years old. OF NO
595 Flushing-ave.. Thursday evening. AT sumner
and Myrtle ayes. arragncd yesterday before
Justice Goetting in the Lee Avenue Police Court
and remanded without bail TO answer charge OF
homicide.