New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22

things and as is the case In all such gxe,,s 10
,hey ,yere the most noisy and the least ahNuous ~
nrssa their pleasure Al the situation In an great
riots women and children have been pun o Female
Contingent which the Brdf s have ,ne bad
annie material from the Sums of t1is GU!
HOW THE TROOPS WERE PLACED.
SEVENTH REGIMENT MEN AND THE FIRST
p,rrERv At EAST Ew-YORK-LIEUTENANT
pry vM. AND THE SANDWICHES.
cor,n,,,os and +. the two banner companies
a, tho -th Regiment are stationed at the Alabama
ave depot OF the Brooklyn city Railroad shortly
after 10 o'clock yesterday morning company l.
100 men Captain J. Thorrc Harper con'nand'ns'
and Lieutenan's Harry Du Val and George H.
Could and Company r. IS men. captain deorEe
u Rboads commanding, and Lleutenants " al
FOR : Wilson and g. Pressinger. both companies
oc,,nr no escort for the lst Battery reached the
scene of Saturday nights riot. and al once re-
IIeved rho "a Battalion Of the attn ftrS 'e"t or
n picked company from the 18th reg me"' nc
prooklvn ,pilItian mon had been on duty s'nce Eat
urday morning and the two crack SISTER
commands marched I'D. cvery man III hghNnS ''''i
and the arms cleaning ana hurnisheh' c"'',
went I'D from those hungry weary ana u'sHa'.
euarlsmen which could Rave been heard AT inc
Fridge but for the fog.
The lst Battery In command Of captain Lo"''
Wendell, with First LAeuterants Charles ;. Fnsis-
intrench themselves and 10 :orttfy the trolley
stronghold The four 3 2-i0 breechloaGinS canrohs
we're wheeled into line. ard when the eSscuu'e
officers had taken in the lay OF the land the
lorrnida bic looking engines, Of destruction were
co placed AZ to guard every avenue o. approach
and 10 enectually every point OF attacH'
A long slender cannon. with two sturdy gunners
in DANGEROUS proximity its breech. poked It's
black muzze down Georgia-ave. and sent htte
cold chs racing up and down the spinal COLUMNS
Of the striking motormen AT JaInalca-a'e' a"-
other cannon in n more menacing attituue'
because 1t commanded longer range. discouraged
any attempt at undue righteousness. and the
little square at the converGinG point OF Fulton
Jamaica and New-York ayes, was guarded by the
remaining two artillery pieces.
The commissioned officers Immediately established
their headquarters in the business ofce o. the car
houses. Captain Rhoads Immediately divided the
companies into reliefs and threw out a picket Inc
which comprehendei the territory Within a radius
OF three books from the station. Fifteen men were
detailed for duty and remained at their posts Tor
two hours at stretch Lieutenant wilson. OF
Company r., was appointed officer Of the guard ara
Captain Louis Wendell was in command OF the
artillery. The companies received orders at their
armories to proceed to Hasey-st. On their arFva'
an order from General McI.eer to relieve the
18th Regiment stationed the Brooklyn CITY roads
station at Mlbana-ave at once. Inc s"eii iNe''i-
bers Of the eth came prepared for any khd Oh har'
ships and prva;ions. Sweaters were worn by msHy
beneath their fatigue Jackets. and shod with heavy
russet storm shoes and armed with the resula 'ion
Springfield rife they laughed at the eneIny ana 1ie
eements Company was the only one OF ,1g
with i;s full complement OF n:.r 'rlva'e Hicno,s
near ruined the un b ono vas .ent 70
inform the we.l-known broker found tnat ne was
somewhere between Havana and New ork the
high seas. The ship reached port YESTERDAY and ne
vas met at the pier with IN" command 10 report
at the Brooklyn camp at once.
There's
Nichols as he hurried from the per captain
idle and he'd frequent counsels Of war with the
lieutenant Harry Du Val. protected by a Mexican
pOncho scanned the horizon from The s pnnaSe .s on
wIcnes are anrously asked Mr. pepew.s seere.
tary to no one in particular. They are the pest
where they can be" The rumble Of big furniture
van answered his question. and second .atrr u
rumbied into camp IN command OF commits AIRY j.
Weston Myers. who has Just been appointed guar
dian OF the ans penatsss ,s,,
"Ah there they are. ordered hundred OF them
and IN going to blow or the boys. explained the
the sam. family IT. that it is made OF toasted
bread and lined with double strata Of chicken and
testified their mort. and repaid Lieutenant iIn
as s s1na anu Although the
dining on %birds and bottles, they are wen cared
for and the menu OF beef tea. canned meats. crack
COMPANIES had many visitors durins ne cay AN am
Egbert Dennlng and NJ. Palmer all ex-memoers
OF Company l. 1870,
Captain Rhoads. weary with the nights vigil.
stretched himself out in a deserted and got
Few hours OF rest during the afternoon. The so.-
diers are in full field equipment leggins. KNAPP
sacks drinking cups and fatigue uniform Arms
are stacked I'm the long carsheds. and the horses
belonging TO the lst Battery stabbed in the com
pany's barns
Under "A heavy guard. cars were started from
tho station OF Brooklyn city road on the Fulton
~ line AZ 10 O'Clock and the number WAS rapidly
Increased until dozen more cars were on n"
lines At 4 O'Clock in the afternoon the nrst car
since the strike began was sent the Broad
way and East New-York lines. Some halfdozen
cars were aficrwarI got under way. and returned
unmoiested II was a dangerous experiment t. con-
tlnue them after nghtfail. however and no car
was running later than o'clock.