New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08

ARc e
WELL FITTING and DURABLE.
In large variety Of styles. and Of
BEST QUALITY only. may nc pro-
cured Mt the stores of the
h00GmAN RUBBER COMPANY,
BROADWAY. 81 WEST 23D ST..
COR. GRAND ST. ADJ. 9TH AVE HOTEL.

members of the Police Department understand
that failure to perform their whole duty VIII re-
suit in suspension and dismissal from the force
The police Justices have also agreed 70 do what
they can to terminate the present unhappy con-
dition Of affairs"
superintendent Campbell yesterday morning
issued the following order inspectors ana COM
manding officers:
You hereby directed be extra visllant IN
preventing assaults being committed upon those
and others, the stonimg Of cars by men and boys
or the cutting Of wires These acts are ieonies anu
onment. You are especially directed to investigate
any and all such occurrences. so that me eu nmn
shmen they deserve Any officers failing to arrest
Win % S% r9 sq6 6 fS STe IN en d the
officers under YOU will be he'd to strict ACCOUNTABLE
hereby directed TO have this order read to your
entire command. by order Of the Commissioner
Mayor Scheren yesterday afternoon filed with
the City Clerk his disapproval of the resolution
adopted by the Board of Aldermen on Monday,
revoking and Withdrawing the grants OF the
city to two railroad corporations toward
which the strikers are hostile The Mayors
reasons are:
1t is plain beyond doubt that the respective E 1--WE
OF the Common Council: and that the revocation
sought to be declared is void My duty IS tnereii
fore plain to disapprove the resolution rclerleI
to. II could have no effect whatever in law; and
no effect in fact for ms s Sc pub ordr
Anything tending in the least degree 10 the con-
nuance Of disorder ought promptly ana pos't, nch
would be the tendency of the resolution now being
considered.
desire and shall do all in my power to see TO
II that the fundamental right Of every man freely
recognized and protected, and that any inter
ference With the exercise OF tns r'g n sna ~ be be
in the line OF that purpose
The new bonds issued by District Assembly
No. - were before the public yesterday. Master
Workman Connolly said he had disposed OF
about 500 Of them Their value varies from 81
to s. The 81 bonds read
An Injury one is Inc concern x Of All ni.,r,c
80 one rd e Of ng Of a6o
Pay the Bearer one Dollar at Their Headquari,srs.
The bonds. or more properly notes. will not
bear interest.
\ REPLY FROM MR.. NORTON.
In reply t. inquiries. Benjamin Norton. pres-
dent u the Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company,
has this To say in regard to Judge Gaynors
letter: 81
The letter OF Judge Gaynor to The Board o. Ar,
biiraton in referring to the Brooklyn city Railroad
and the Long Island Traction CompHny inc nmna
-p'aks OF the Atlantic Avenue railroad CompshS: .
saying that when he had stated the Iacts ABOUT
a. ~ fh Nianiir Ayen'ie'' About the Brookiyn
city Railroad Company ana the Long island IraC-
eniire, npaf; from his system bur 50 far as his
attack the Atlantic Avenue Railroad company
/ feel 10 my duty o. point out som. or me mac :
curacles into which he has fallen. The &.pnr" or
pr.ferr.! stock Of the BROOKLYN Traction COMPANY
IN lu no sense Watsrsd but represents only a part
OF ih- purchase price OF the stock OF thr Atlantic
Avenue Railroad Company, every dollar OF the 500.
having been subscribed for In cash. Now. mas
much - only dividend on this preferred stock
has been paid since the formation OF the traction
company. and preferred stockholders who have paii
I'M actual cash their shares hay" received practi-
cali, no return their investment. the charge that
~. rupture between the employees and the company
II due attempt To- pay dividends on waierrl
saplial 10 entirely uncail,d fOi. The real cause 81
~ strik. a. has been previously stated by me.
"a. due io three things. CIhen follow the reasons
f. Gflrf tho trouble WAS due 10 a disposition on
IN. part II . notorious Labor organization. whch
4. powerful huf lacking in Intelligence. 10 absolute
Moreover strikes ordered rs thu Knights OF Labor
have taken place cities where IN" question OF
wafered stock and inflated capital was not at all
u factor. ,,- ,.......,.
charge - FAR A. this company IS concerned. IL en-
ir,ly without warrant. aud ! am very much sur
prl-.I that he should not have nrst taken IN" pains
T., inform himself tn subject before writing as
ne did especially when. ~ Judge OF me Supt.ns'
court he m ght - any time be called upon 10 act OF
nc,llv In matters affecting this company ana us
I'm connection with the matter 1t SENS 10 me well
ia rntnf ont this additional fact namely that the
sfrke MS ordered hy the knights or Labor against
M. opposition Of many members or inc organization
Uho warc perfectly well satisfied win their wages
ana with their present condition II Is therefore
no, surnrsin. that their only hope ~ success was
bv means NJ violence. and had the authorities I'M
medately taken the necessary steps 10 ulspISr t.r
rio,ous Gathering. instead OF temporzlng with
thcm tho city would have been spared the late hu-
initiating spectacle and the county saved CONSIDER
able useless expense