The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-20
The latter. being 10 years old was sent to the

Gerry society, 49,,
avenue. from Ninety.sxth street 70. 10th.
were so compact that It was dinleult T. MAKE
mos, par part they 1--WE were orderly, but hero and
there there would DO a block and some shout.
END hG9tpE Tn" T3ce rS dd nor m5HnS
sporadic cases OF disorder appeared from
% ,Sc slot TO at oth street. SH nS
1t was twenty m!nutcg before II could De
! removed and the blockade lifted. during which
| time an enormous crowd gathered and booted
| at the railroad men Some stones were thrown.
Capt. Sheshan, a. the head otthirty OF his men
the run. and the mob scattered without wait
ing Tor clubs, BY far the greater part Of the
Between Ninetv-sIIth and Ninety-seventh
streets the police were much nnnoyed by by
tectves Howell ana Stransky saw three
men dolginR about the J. STRUCTURE. anl.
Ssyd %orr as6S NSp guard t anG jacob
field. ear coupler. both employed on the Sec
Spd oSa and Frs1srek
denied that they had thrown stones, They
| were locked ur In tho East l2bth street station.
MehH sT'S McdPsh USE East street
snser nSwp S f East ote street Ss OBJ
H5ssosi aih i ia4s Second e
throwing and obstruction. and Carlo Datto. ~.
$40 East 10Th street arrested at lOsth street
Ons Of the prisoners brought into the East
| 12tith street station came IRON Forty third
sna S JoGn fSmod !" Se pson
Michael McGoyern. was standing near the
truck and struck NJ the conductor, VINO was on
| the f0otboard wheroupon Tomiori caught
| him by the collar and hauled him. kicking ana
| much astonisheG. Into the car.
| PoILCE CAPTAIN IN A TIGHT PLACE.
| At $50 o'clock Capt. Schmittberger. who
street, went with his mon 10 dispersc crowd
when ap mHtf g
| " Eighty-eishth street alone to see II there
ss@ny trouble here. He found crowd o., ct
pile four feet hiGh. sghmittherger sent to
soon split ,up. bqt in the iightins SchmittbeTser
Ss' ns G11 h Win s %"e H
down s.yHra OF tho rioters nn, vas fariIg
his assistance and threw his nichtstick 70
schmitthergcr', The later caught IT and had
KinRsbridge station was two blocks away at
the time Of this trouble. He CHARGED into the
other missile hit hi; horse. The horse reared
leg lie was taken to his home The police
finally d,spsrsed the crowd and two men were
seph Mahan. both h Of 3i5 East Nnetieth street
Car passed EshtySGhth street b While
se sem sq W were sruc But none was seriously
hurt. When the car reached the, harm tho
motorman refused to go iGr'hfr II" ssd that
but he didn't intend to make his wife widow.
and he knew that that would be the result II he
| tried to take the car on another trip.
After The row was over one OF the policemen
70 Sshm,,GSrggeEE nmd told him nas he
that he hit the fellow in the head and that he
had seen the man comra les carry him into
! hallway on Second avenue. near Eghty-ninth
street. Schmitthergnr and tho policeman went
to the hall and there found number of women
Just as Schmitthcrgcr was about TO summon
an ambulance the man reganed conscious
ness. and. at sight Of nEhmitt l ana TIE TIE
stairs to the roof The police did not follow
him.
| BAD sCRIMMAGE FOR TIE POLICE.
One Of the rows that resulted most disns-
trousy to the police occurred at lU%th street
at 10 o,clock, last night. 4 number Of boys and
started cI%Egins thH s,o, VIII h1 ,pe
shcercd II" them non on When the police charged
the nn;so the on the Is
tie street .fhrsT 4! GmdsS Of G;rssssry
Five policemen were so seriously hurt that
they were sent home on sick leave for the
HGht went ur as lar as iI0th street ahi lasted
twenty minutes before the street was cleared.
One TS rrcsted "nS at ,hs t1t Hih
years old, Of 3l0 East in7th s,reet The in
p"ss Of the Il i MahSn G h
cut on forehead Roundsman Ferdon. cut on
The face apd IN TSSes IN t nsd hcah
tusons OF the body: Policeman Will lam Davis.
SCALP wound. aPd Detective 0'hourkc; ii, by by a
nchnes long. also t wounded IN tire" plac"s on On
heal, He was taken to Harlem lIoSna!.
East Twenty eighth street u crowd in second
f2r a. srGG car Fma
along was Twentythird street cross-town
Gar As soon as it sloFPGd t9e Growi went for
dragging him away when for his good luck. n
patrol wagon on its way with ten policemen
tho East Thirty NTH street came along. The
wagon drove into the heart Of tho crowd, the
torman was QUICKLY rescued. Charles A. Tim.
q laundryman. Of 23l East Twenty ninth street
was arrested for ohstructinR the track To re-
/ move the barricade took ten minutes Of hard
SECOND AVENUE STRIKERS MEET.
The strikers Of the Second avenue line held
quarters at Ninety-thrd street and First ave
nue., Tho meeting was presided over by Jo-
as we'll He declared that the strike was going
on to the entire satisfaction OF the strikers and
the second avenue road.
:" Even they would not he at work" he
shouted. " il We could get At them. The police
have Kept us away from, them. Tonight as
they quit work we will talk 10 them and II they
To boy other means H But one thinG is sure sure and
that is that there will not BE- a single ear run
ming on tho Second avenue road Tomorrow
HIS speech was cheercd uproariousy by the
strikers, especially that portion that declared
by insinuation that the motormen and con
ductors who did not strike would be assaulted
BoNrIREs on THE TRACK.
At o'clock last night crowd Of boys and
young men started to build bomires on the
track Of the Second avenue roai from Thirty
fourth street 70 Twcnty-ninth street Police.
man Frank Waters attempted to disperse
them. but had to call for aid. When the
crowd was finally scattered Waters arrest;
} and Second avenue. because lie refused
| to move on when ordered. Waters was
unable to get patrol wagon ana led his pris-
oner np Second avenue TO, ThlIty,fourth sire
and then through Thirty-fourth street to Third
avenue, The mob followed and threw stones
The policeman and the prisoner We're not hit
street were smashed Tim was locked up ~
| the East Tn rty-;ifth street station.
| The crowds along the avenue between Thir,
! | tv-fOurth and fOrty-llth strcots became sc
! riotous ut night that Inspector Kane. who was
in charge there. sent for tho reserves from tbs
; East Thirty. NTH and West Thirtieth stree