The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-22
CARS RUNNING AS USUAL.


NEW YORK, July 2I.-~!n the borougas
Of Manhattan ard Brooklyn today tho
strike situation. generally speaking re-
mains unchanged. On Manhattan island
cars on al the lines of the Metropolitan
esstem wer. ran on pfaetieslty tnr usual
headNay, and al night the cars on Second
avenue. Sixth and Eighth avenues We're
under police protection. although the
claim II made by tho Company tfag ther.
u no longer any necessity even FOR tals.
Policemen stiii guard the sfeposs of the
several lInes II II expected they will be
sent hack TO the stations Saturday or
Sunday. and II this is done iittlo trouble
viii be anticipated with the strikers in
the future.
TIE events Of the greatest interest dur
Ing the day were the arrest Of President
Hossiser of the brooklyn Rapid Transit
Company. on a warrant tssued by Aagss-
trats Brenner charging him with criminal
libel. Albert L. johnson. formerly prest-
dent NJ the Nassau railroad. being the
complainant, and the notification Of the
different attorneys within the limits Of
Greater Scg York that ~. ten-hltfr law
war enfercgh,e ard asking than 10 CON-
muntcata with Secretary r. Dannely. os
the building trades section Of the Central
Trade linton. and submit complaints TO a
grand Jury OF magistrate
The arrest OF President Rossitor al
though interesting. wiii not, it IL Thought.
have any marked effect On the strike
Ex-president Johnson effects ~ sfate-
meats made by Mr. Rosssfer "a BROOKLYN
reporters IN a recent interview. In tae
tntsfkt@W AFs ts&ANitsF ~ tJ3stkFea 50 @%S LIZ
after referring To tire strikers charged
with blowing up the Fifth avenue elevated
structure with dynamite.
These are no, nsy men. Ag. Albert l..
Johnson r. welcome 10 them. Mr. Aihers j..
johnson II the leader 81 them. | am told
that there 81 evidence against anne 81
them TO seuts them ta prison for twenty
years
The letters written by Mayor Van wytk
20 each NJ ths dtsfrics attorneys ~ the
four counties Included wtshin The city
earitns the enforcement ~ the sSnshonr
IaW, n IS thought suay Fesgls IN q trans
Serence OF the street ear trouble fYnTi
Greater New yark - she ssoaFss After
requesting eas different ATTORNEYS 20 bring
the sssht~S ~ The alleged enforcement ~
the tesrhcar dss ~ the gfand lNrv or
usa&tsirstse.hassngt Jurisdiction tb9 rna vaf
wrvte Co Secr~4srS Nenn0i}y INF sgrafng
him that vioast Items OF the iszrs laws
NheGaa - Wrought ~ THE sEtenElon 40 lh@
Distract attorney ia I'tss reuntN where sae
onenee r. committed AMI nstiftfaw Rim
cf Me fEs,ractspFz sent "a lh.ssS officials
Tnr strsksys saf varinsAS ntaefsags TO-
nAgh{ IN me different t~sraHxhS Ts.e
Hrrossvn strike ieaa~F. stsi7 seem ~ lsa
q che opinion ttst ghT rs1en havs A chsnee
Tor vscsary taE-fng th@ afternoon and
evening ss@tker~ ~ bolts stzfe@ IF shs. Fast
river discussed the eTssiofys - tNr r-s}iev
% the programme ~ Master Work mar
Parsons 20 march 30 thn esfx AaH N}sE
Thousands for tse p9Tnczs - IsrOtsszsssse
20 Mayor Van WXck sEatnAt she alleged
vtosatiors 81 tae teu-heMr Nw pYa a..
IN addressing isteeg2 ss various gsefefes
attorneys asking tbssn - asranxs far en-
sNrs'ssf1sst ~ thhs ,sw L was decided T.
give Bfs the fNSsTN "a thR city Hsft