The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-30
Right Here in Manhattan,
and Battle and Beat
New York Police.
POLICE TO STOP IT TO-DAY
Shoppers Seek Shelter From Brick
Bombardment on Madison
Ave. and Broadway.


ua.,a the police did not get the best ~
y ,ni The trlnZ OF an Inhabited house by
C-Hng express company helpers and
'svmTathi1ers' made the neighborhood
o. the various express Offices unsafe for
the . !bIc yesterday Madison and Firth
avenues saw most 81 the fighting Tho
poIre heads concerted measures last
Eight which they hope will discourage
further rioting
After several earlier battles the mott IA
ne afternoon attacked the Tenderloin
station reserves on Madison avenue near
Thlry-tourth street. knocked two police
men out. stoned n wagon manned by
strike breakers and after renewing the
G'ack at Sixth avenue and Thirty fourth
s-eet got awav without the loss Of n man.
The battle began soon after a covered
wagon loaded with packages drove out
af'ne American Express Company . head.
5rnrrsrs AZ Forty seventh street and
Madison avenue ~ O'Clock Jacob
N~,ssnsn VI Iu Ludlow street had the
r"'ns and Herman solomon of ~ EsseI
street armed with bus,ne-slrks locust
..n AT bo-de him On the drivers seat
inside the wagon were tWo other guards
ar'n@d with clubs and fourth dangled
- logs over the tnilbOlrd W-is-Inan
.i-r.e south along Madison av-uu" tn"
wagon got rs FAR NJ Forii"th street when
49, rioters charged from the side streets
o. tho east
brick hIt Msi~-inln on the head and
h" tumbl@d back intp the body uf the
wagon solomon the front seat guard
Il ini ln-a a second IN diving 10 shelter
after W.issFnan. and the horses left With
,It hand On the reins bottled under a
living shower 81 stones The rear guard
s"n"rSAulted backward into the wagon
and ioined the others. who Sat tight while
~" wagon careened and rightad with
-"-ra. % bumps a. the frightened horses
.tloped down Madison avenue
Bicycle Policeman George Andre vs.
s'tnding ~ Thirtv-aighth street saw
'-nphle coming and pedalled mp 70 meet
He swung alongsid the team. grabbed
'n" bride Of the od horse and Kicked
H.S wheel free He was dragged To
Ih,-ty-hfth street wher" Policeman
H-nnessey Of the Tenderloin station got
grip on the other horse and brought the
team 20 = stop fifty yards from the Thirty
'0rr'h street crossing.
SHOPPERS SEE Battle
Ite Two policemen didn't hav" To- ask
Vra' ~ was all about for IN" strikers
tent On finishing a job 80 we'll beRIn
itd Eprinted down the av~nu" The
.anguard arrived just az Andrews and
Hennessey were getting their wind back
and they pitched into the tvSr coI- with
,.' wasting time.
Andrews was laid out with u brick IN the
small u his back az IN" first TIRE and ~ the
san" time a stone hit IIennesssy on the
sol rocket breaking tis revolver
H"unes-"y straiRh'"n"d mp Just in time
p. have his shield smashed with = brick
art ne force 81 the blow tumhled h i'm
~. ~" gutter
'r" guards IN the wagon didn't move
and to help themselves and things
."tan 20 look nasty when the T"nd.rloin
....-,"S ted 10y Inspector MGGlu~ky
m olanging mp in a. automobile
.r'-pI wagon som" ona further up 'he
.. rad rslephonad Polio" Headquarters
....' ~" strikers were eating mp wagon
..ra - express company man.
'." strikers were aWSd for a moment
81" arrival 81 M" reserves and gave
.,, Nalf block McClusky seized IN"
..r'ynrty - bundle IN" two iniure q.
."U"u INTO the express wagon and
~ . copat IN" reins rtartsdit along
--c-'purth street to the station house
Did. -trkrr- got their courage bark
~ ~ follow the wagon. and IN the
... - 'raHic NJ sixth avenue they
..t 10 ag-in n was the height ~ the
..r'ay afternoon r,irh hour IN ~" shop
t.'rr' and hoi,blr skirts wer"
l A.. .,N..g Nag...l