New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22
GUARDING THE TRACKS AND HOUSES.

MIIITIAMEN KEPT RrsY WORKING WITH THE
POLICE TO PRESERVE ORDER
Two long lines Of milltiamen drawn ny on either
side OF the Flatbush-ave. tracks from the Prospect
Park Plaza to the F.atbush-ave. station. afforded
a strong and Formidable guard FOR the Brooklyn
Heights Companys Flatbush line Yesterday morn
INK Company d. o. the 9Th, and detachment
from the "a are protecting the property and men.
and about twenty-five were sent out early in
the morning.
The Court-s station. at Hanton-ave. and Bush
ST was guarded by n picked company OF % men
from the lith Regiment In command OF Major 4.
l.. Kline. Several OF tine men have complained of
sore throa,s and colds and private Of Company
c has been the seney Hospital Hifferng with
the grip Carpenters prepared sleeping quarters
for the soldiers the second floor OF the station
4 part o. Troop and company from the TN
Regiment reinforced the regiment later in the day
Trouble seems 10 have perched Itself the ban
per OF the 18th Regiment. Major cochrane com
nanding The regiment arrived at the Ffth-ave.
and Twenty rourth-st station shortly after 10
O'Clock yesterday morning II was not Ions before
a member OF Company 9 was GO mp-lled To JAP
short fat man with his bayOnet In order II clear
the way The short. fat man was proceeding In
the same direction az he mtamen. only a trff'e In
advance This fact probably saved him from a more
serious wound Companies II and were detailed
from the 18th and were differed by Captains W. f..
G. Thayer and w l. Turpln. The picket lines
tended from Nhth-st. To- Flatbush-ave. captain
Kcnney OF the 18th Precinct. with seventy police.
was also hand TO preserve order
Troop Just missed covering itself with glory
and a trucklrlver with gore yesterday afternoon.
The driver Of ihe truck drove his wagon across
me Sumner-ave. tracks Grcene-ave. An I'm
mensc crowd collected. and Troop \ was sent Tor.
The. cavairymcn Numbered down the avenue under
whip and spur. When they arrived At the scene ot
trouble the mob had dispersed Captain Brennan.
,f.s.. frA fh.
clnct drove them away and spoiled the well meant
bu, idle onslaught.
4 detachment OF seventy -cIgh; men rom the i''h
Regiment. Lieutenant Crane commanding Suarhei
the property a. the Flaibush-ave. station yesterday
Canaan McKolway. IN charge 90 large pole"
force gave additional protection. ana during me
day little trouble experienced Thomas cas-
sdy son o, a striking sw.tchman. had A" discus
sion late SUNDAY night with THREE unknowh ihth.
and when time was called CASSIDY heiL wa; "laly
cut IN three p ces. and tho three unknown mrh
i,r ,mooh, ~ ,vho 'nnt ,bra. stitches in his head
Two policemen accompanied all cars Sent oui yes
ierday instead Of one. as was m case yestcrdhy;
Brooklyn Heights Railroad from sending out cars
from its Fifiy-egh,h-si. station yesterday morning.
az 1t had promised 10 do. The break extended for
over block. and presumably the work OF
s,Tlkefs The s;a al was guarded by Companies
tains BrItton c. Thorne and C. II. sIlkman respec
Al The carsheds Of the Brooklyn. Queens County
ana Suburban Railway and the Bergen-st. line o,
tn" AUantic-avc. system SIX companies Of the list
Regiment. OF New-Nork. are stationed. under
Colonel F. V. Greene. 800 men in ali. They include
Company II. Lieutenant William l.. Hazen; Com
pany c. Captain Lloyd W Francis. Company r.
Captain j. Hollis Wells, Company II. Captain s
Perry Fisher; Company |. Captain Waldo Sprague:
Company X. Captain Frank keck. Guards are
toned all around the two carshed., under command
Of Lieutenant Lincoln W. Mcleod. officer of the
guard Company ~ forty strong. under Captain
Thomas " Stinson. is also guard Pickcts were
thrown out around the building under command OF
Lieutenant g. j. Ki2rer. officer ~ the guard, and
Sergeants Schef and Murray. companies a and ID.
100 men. under Captains John II. Wtpple and Will
lam ii. Lmson, are at the Nostrand-ave. stable