The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-02


bricks. Az the United States company
Office II was said that every one Of the
Company's drivers would 60 to work
at once " they were sure they wouldn
b. molested. IL was said there. too. that
there was nothing to worry the officers
lack % police protection IN Jersey City
was the big trouble.
PAck or POLICE: LITTLE TROUBLE.
Down along Trinity place near Rector
street and at Rector and Greenwich
streets. where there are many express
company depots. enough police were
stationed to man fort. They found
httle to do.
But l don I envy the cop on the wagon
seat. said Young policeman from an
outlying precinct who was putting IN
time looking ut the tall buildings. Most
OF those drivers don't know any moro
about a horse than pig does about sun
day; and its long ways from the seat
to the cobblesfon~s
After nightfall the policemen in this
district got little excitement when they
escorted TO a restaurant 100 strike breakers
brought here from Philadelphia crowd
Of men and boys with not few women
followed the procession. hut there were
too many police around TO encourage
attack
There were several skirmishrs in Harlem
IN IN. early part OF the day. hut none
amounted 10 much Three men who took
part IN n fight that centred around an
Adams Express wagon nj l3oth street and
I.enoS avenue were caught and taken to
the Harlem police court. where the Magis-
trats sentenced them to ten DAYS each IN
the woTkhouse The special reserve force
Of i00 men stationed at Police Headquarters
received only one call yesterday and that
was a false alarm
SCRAPS LAST MONT THOUGH.
There were several scraps last night
The Adams Express Company appealed
strike breakers whom they wished to
transfer rom their Fifty-sixt street
stables. htween SECOND and Third ave-
niles. 10 their Forty seventh street stables.
eight blocks across town. Sergt. Gala
han was sent out from the East Fifty-frss
street station with sixteen tired men who
had been dong duty for twenty out OF
.Ir last twentyfour houre.
When Callahan and his men got to the
stable they found that the company
wanted the men To walk the whole dis
lance There was a crowd waiting for
any possible movement When the po-
licemen with the strike breakers reached
Third avenue the crowd closed m and the
strike breakers set out hot loot To the
west. with the policemen keeping OF the
rioters we'll a. they could Al texing-
ton avenue the crowd divided. going west
through Fif,y-ffth and Fif,y-seventh
streets IN order that they might meat the
party Of -triSc bre akers and policemen
AZ PARK avenue Tn. police charged the
crowd. who were throwing bottles and
stones. with their nlght-ticks. laying
many Of them out IN their backs.
The strike breakers. keeping together
well as they could ran west toward
Madison and Fifth avenues Many NJ
I'll" missiles going wild broke windows
of houses. The rioters followed all the
~ la M ~ har yrlA
policemen came to the rescue. dispersing
the crowd None Of the strike breakers
Was seriously hurt
AZ Washington and Morris streets last
night Sergt Farrell and Some policemen
were s.<corting a Boston strike breaker.
David HIndy. to his work A gang went
after th"'n and the policemen had to de-
-srt their convoy. When they came back
n. was stretched out on the sidewalk
with a Csap scalp wound. Ferdinand
Never. u clerk. of 3aO Chauncsy street.
b. pokiyn. who had no interest IN the
STRIKE. WAS found lying near the curb at
Liberty and Church streets last evening
fi.- ~ds badly bruised. hii, vas brought
around. and picked out Thomas Grady
OF -, Warren street as tho man who had
hit lam
Magi-tra,. Bre.n Of III. Yorkvllls
court. which IL holding its sessions IN the
Nest Side court building. after talking
,hing- over with Magistrate Herman II
IN" latter court. Ssid yesterday that they
mad decided To show no lenity to men
brought before them charged with vio-
Ience IN connection with the strike
We have agreed he said. and We
want the strikers and their sympafhiz~rs
~ take notice that hereafter all thos.
arraIgned in the courts on charges -
fragrant violence shall he not fined az
heretofore. but shall he committed t.
the workhouse
gafora making thi. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
agIStrAt" Breen fined two men $40 each
gor -tonIng an express wagon on Park
avenue at Forty seventh street
Harry Mooney. a strike breaker from
Philadelphia. went To Magistrate Breen's
court 10 complain that Dennis Burns. a
striker, ~ 1853 Bowery had stolen his
whip Burns was fined 81. and then the
Ma gistrite asked Mooney why he had
come Ia New York
Web said Mooney. 4 was a striker
IN the Philadelphia street car strike
New Workers came down apd brok. our
,rrike and now I'm here to get hunk
= r Cl"ary ~ tn" New York dis,vic,
council NJ tho raamstrrs said last nish,
that IN" employees Of I'll" Roth Transfer
Company. m" Merchants Express. which
and IN" q X Express we're out TIE
w"igh"rs, checkers ard port~rs az the
drpo's also won't out. he said Nor. OF
IN" Westcot' company's people, he said.
had gone OUT in Brooklyn.
SEEKS TO pispossEss STRIKE sREAsrss
Register Max y. Grifenhagcn. par,
,warr Of IN" house NJ 5O2 West Twenty
18th str~"'. which was set on fire on Sat
irday by rioters because waddeIl 4
Mahon. who furnish strike breakers. have
rooms there Ro' an order from Supreme
Court Justice Mccall yestrr dayreauiring
Nahdall 4 Mahon 10 show cause WHY
they should not refrain from using tho
premises for housing strike breakers
Grlfenhagen said in his petite tina, he
and rs hInth her let the first floor To Mad.
dell r. Nahon Last June for ono year ar s.s
for tn" first seven months and So for the
other five He said that the brokers who
represented 'he defendants asserted that
The proposed tenants conducted an EN-.
ploymen' agency. The lease cont aimed
he provision that the promises arc I o he
used for in. employment OF men
The Register says that IN now appears
that the promises are being used to house
strike breakers. who are kept there unit III
they are needed slse~h~re nv the de-
PENDANTS A a result o! the express
strike ~" Register said that on Saturday
III place vas stoned and every pane Of
glass broken. and q fre WAS started NJ
the foot Of the stairway which would
have been serious n u had no, been nh,