_,-
LL PAPER.
. 7 lam now located in my new
attire. and cordially invite you
"*to‘ ‘ andseeme. [shall take
9‘ hrs in showing you my
goods whether you wish to buy
, or not. _I am receiving about
We shipments of new goods
each week. My stock for the
spring trade will be double any-
thing I however shown you.
The price will be very low-on
, all goods. My connection
with the manufacturers adorde
me facilities for buying, not en-
“joyed by any (1 hr in this sec-
...aoppiie’s, Artists’
We. Glass, etc. ,
Painting, Paper Hanging and
decorating, by competent men
only. '
E. E. Gerham,
‘ Gemrflrst An. end llew 8t.
EAST NORWALK-S
m1 moss,
The great§German stable
bedding. No more stall
foundered horses, no more
scratches. By reason of
the great absorbing quali-
ties of this bedding, there
is no stable odor.
umnu anus
llPllllllllll AGENTS.
r. starvation.
it SMAII 81.. SD. llllllllllll.
I Predict Limited to Diseases oiWomen
“semiautomatic Thursdays. t to
g, j. hill ly
Insults» to
I!- ‘e Patent “I‘Qs
ms to to“.
Meet, 4516 Iihln fittest,
MWflI‘l . ‘
.tar as it would alfect the convenience u!
can. assess Windows. seen at let-e
none-d capture the nonunion Trolls)
hapleyaes. . ‘
Bacchus. Jan. Ste—«The strike of the
motormea and ocndnetcrsot the weeklyn
trolley lines is on the wane, and Brooklyn
is gradually recovering from the sheet or-
perienced nearly two weeks we. when its
transportation facilities were so seriously
crippled.
hisycr Schlcren expressed the opinion
this morning that the strike was over, so
the public. . ,
Colonel Appleton of the Seventh reci-
rnent said he expected to be relieved from
detail very soon.
Master Workman Connolly still main-
.tdheeorssndhrougbtthemhachte‘the
Fathero'ilsrehad In interviewwith
themlicesudeslledoothestsihsrstere
turnthecsrstorhedepotiaeetety. rs.
strikers. who carried lam placards on
which was printedf'K. of uninsured
pot . .
Father O'Hara then reed letter me
he bed received from Meyer Saturn‘s-ly-
lnga p lsewsernsde bye Won
oi Greenpolnt residents on WM last
that” nomiiitiewerolentte , t
the trolley compsnywenld be allowed to
run their ears without protection. and
that unless the violence of the mob ceased
he should draft the militia.
.ls‘ather O'Ilarn appealed to the crowd to
allow the nonunion men to run the cars
and not to dishonor Grecnpolnt by vim
lencd lie then visited the strikers’ bead-
quarters, where a meeting was being held.
talus that the strikers will win, but a; which he addressed, and at which the
desert strikers applied to the Brooklyn nonunion man made speeches promising
City railroad for reinstatement and were to hoped the can in the {MUN They
‘ me.-
put to work.
Street car officials say they will be glad
to take back the old men. but they will
not be allowed to displace the new ones;
taken on. More cars were run Friday .
than on any day since the strike.
Mayor Hubicren declares as a result 0!
personal inspection that the lines are giv- .
lug good service. The mandamus which
it is sought to have issued to compel the
companies to run cars is not of much im-
portance under these circumstances.
. - Thetempcr of x'the strikers showed an
excess of bitterness in the later hours of
the day. but they do, not manifest a sun-
gulue spirit any more. -
A Priest Quelle n Mole.
The most serious disturbance occurred
at (ireenpcint in opening up the Flushing
and Graham Avenue line. There were no
militiamen stationed at that point. and
the police {one was not strong enough to
cope with the mob of 2,000 which made
riotous demonstrations and stoned the
cars
Father P.’ ’1‘. O’Hare of St. Anthony's
church had given Mayer Scblcrou an as-
surance that he would be responsible for
the maintenance of order at this point in
his real to keep his agreement he per»
suaded a new motormau to leave his car
in order to remove the cause of the trou‘
bio. Then he read to the mob a message
from Mayor Schieren saying that unless
order was preserved he would have to send
militia. The crowd then dismrsed. and
the stalled cars were run back to the do
p03. but no further attempt to run them
was made for the day.
At Murwth alut oi nonunion men were
taken from a car and locked up in a ball
by the strikers When released some 0!
them claimed they had been maltreated.
The demonstrations of the day were
confined principally to wire cutting and
to small and unorganized attacks on the
street car property or on the militia. An
short is being made to secure an indict-
ment for murder against the militiamen
who shot 'l'boiuns Kearney, the tin roofer.
on Hicks street, who died Thursday as a
result of his wound.
Ric-ting at (trees-point.
'l‘he disturbance, which had been pre-
vluudy pretty evenly distributed over the
city. seemed toconuentmteltseli' in Groom
point.
From the time the cars on the Green-
point and Crow's Town lines were started
in the morning until they were stabled
at dusk llrooupoiut was a scene of mutin-
uouu potty rioting. varied by a little shoot-
ing from the crowd and a rcmrn of the
compliment from the pill-1113. Every mr
run on the l‘russ 'l‘own llnu returned to
the depot- with window's splashed
l’ollvcmun Frmd: (‘onnnlly bud his
check opened by a blow from a stone. and
(lillcor hlmil Wright's face was severely
brulm-d by a chunk of «mi. (luly um po.
linemen \u-ro available for duty in the dia-
tricl, and as no militiamen have been
drafted into the lm‘nlll)’ the victors had
everything to theruwlvua.
llov. l’ntrlrt; l“. U'llaro spoilt the great-
er pan. of the day in visiting the dilluront
points whore the strikers and their friends
were congregated and cxhorting them to
abstain from violence. but his efforts avail-
ed but little. As norm as he disappeared
the attacks on tho rare and tholr crews
woro rcpmtcd with more vigor than over.
The (lnmnpolnt mm wvro the ilrst to
start and had only gone two blocks tron;
the depot when they were stoned. They
continued their down town trip, to receive
the slum: treatment in Williunmburg. and
on the up town journey were the objects
for volleys of missiles {mm almost evvry
corner. lllmllrcs wm! ill. on the tracks.
which were blocked with ash Tilil'l'hll. As
soon as the obstnwtlons were removed and
the cars had NW they were thrown on
the line again.
At Manhattan avenue and Kent stmst
the Cross ’l‘uwu curs were held up by the
crowd and the wimlowu curtailed. l'elire
Captain lllmadfl. with Sergeant. Lyric-h, at
once hastened to the same. They ordered
the crowd to disperse. but were shattered
by a volley of stone» and lumps of coal.
The two ollloers and four other polimmon
“Mill their clubs freely and drove oil the
mob. Captain Rhonda was struck in the
neck with a potato thrown by a Woolen.
The police then returned to the depot.
As mm as they had gone the mob route
soulwa and stoned am No. mild. wish-h
was the ilrst car that came along. The
waterman became wmplotoly scored.
lumped irem the platform and ran away.
A young fellow wrenrhod oil the motor
key llld midis oil with it. The crowd
wrecked the car before the next one or-
rivsd, when car No. cm was brought
back to the stable. ,
Priest Per-leaded nonunion Men to quit.
The next car run get on the wrong
trtwk. and them wasanotber delay. which
the strikers utilised byemashiuu the win-
dows. The green uultcrman. learning his
error. started to bring his car back and
dasbcd into to our running in the "muniti-
ilnsctioli.
This nursed a block on the road. and
socnalonu line of veteran» tied up in
front ol‘ Multb hr (lrny‘e clothing stem
the windows of which were numbed.
Father U‘Nsre have appeared on the
teens and imught the mob to alutoln
from vlclonro. lie was acmmpanied by
a annulus:- of mmctoble alumna Father
O'llsre entered into convenience with
reins of the motor-limo. The muons with
him reasoned with the caller nonunion
men. and in s low mlnuoslhe muority
at them abandoned their cars and pro
deeded to the elrilms' . quarters,»
Q ; eyes «seem
“Maternity.
asset . W_
numbered 24 and were from New York,
Buffalo, Syracuse, Washington. Cincin-
nati. Jersey City. Boston and Reading.
The strikers‘ committee said they would
he sent to their homes One of the non-
union men said he had received no money
during the three days he worked for the
company and would one for it. He had
acted as motor-man on three diner-wt lines
in the three days. While this meeting was
going on the Cross Town cars had spin
wen started.
They were brought to a sudden halt at
Manhattan and Grecnpolnt avenues. where
a long iron plpehad been placed item the
wire to the track. burning out the circuit
for four blocks.
One Mars Fell After- a Police Valley.
The mob again. collected and wrecked
the cars. Pollmiunn Stoops was on the
rear platform of car No. 33:23 when two
shots were fired into the car. No arrests
were made.
Troop A. with a patrol wagon. drove up
at this June-turn. ’i‘he mounted men and
police charged the crowd and drove it
back, using their clubs and the flats of
their sabere with tolling client The crowd
lied, but gathered again, and two more
shots were tired into the cars. The police
returned the tire. and a man was seen to
fall as if wounded. He was dragged away
by his comrades. and his identity has not
been discovered. -
The mounted men and the patrolmen
then brought back the cars to the depot,
and as it was becoming dark it was docid.
ed to run no more cars until morning.
Father (”ions was seen later bye to
porter and. denied that he hell bribed
any of the nonunion men tolsav'e the rail-
road company.
"I gave nobody money to do so.” said
he. “and even if i had I don’t suppose it
would have been a crime on my part. The
strikers are providing these men with food
and shelter and are sending them to their
homes. The persons who say that l bribed
any nnuulon men are trying to place me
in a false pmltiun "
More Trouble In Ridge-mod.
The monotony of quiet that has prevail—
ed at Ridgewoed for several days was
broken by strikers or their sympathize"
committing several assaults and the pro-
miscuous brink of musketry. A car bound
for Rilluovvood was stopped at Gates avo-
uuo and Hamburg street by obstructions
on the truck.
The policeman on the front platform
discovered the trouble and told the motor-
man in step the our. No manor had this
been done than several men jumped upon
the mar plnliorm and hauled the conductor
of! the our. Then the trolley rope was out
and the hell pulled as u. signal tostort.
Tho momrmun obeyed the hell, and away
wont lho our. The twip officers were pow-
crlcas to t‘npo with the mob. who lulccecdw
ed in pulling the inotormau off the our
and allowed it to run wild for sveral
blocks before the policemen could shut oil
the povvor.
While the our was flying through tho
street it was pelted with comes by men
and Women futon the sidewalks. Word
was telephoned to the RlllKl‘WOle mlll’to-
ry blmlllllifl’h‘l‘fl. and Captain Nusbltt was
sent down with (Tinnpany ll, Seventh retri-
mcnt. ’l'he militia found a mob of over
boo [mtmne and charged it. They also
took three men prisoners pod took them
to Camp Abrams at Riduewood. where
they wore turned over to the police.
During the disturbance many windows
in the vicinity were open and filled with
spectators. ('nptaln Nesbltt gave orders
to close them. but a stubborn refusal was
persisted in. He then gave orders to a
mood of rerun men to fire. and the souml
of mush-try rang through the strveta
'l'wI-nty shots ware tired, and the militia
kept up the charge. Salome. stores and
yards were cleared out by the soldiers.
This (mneluded the trouble at that lipid,
and the militia mturucd to llcadquartcm
President l'aure’s Daughter ltetrolberl.
Pam». Jun. ‘Jii.-»-'l‘he batrulhal of Milo.
Lucie Fouro. daughter a! the president of
the republic, to M. Foul licschanel, a
member of the chamber of deputies. is are
Iloumzml. M. l‘uul llcscbanel ls tlwson
of ill. Emile ilewhanoi. the eminent pro
(luster. lie is a Republican.
Yitssltetmmee Must stand ‘l'rtsi.
ell-names. Jan. fllhwuollm" Fitzsim
mous. under indictment here for tho kill-
lnu of Con Riordan. will appear to answer
Monday. Thcoosewlilbe set down for
trial within two weeks. Fltzsimmons is
now in m. lmuis. but will leave for Hire.
cuss tonight.
To Fight the oil Trust.
Pinsnlme. .ian. lid-u'i‘im war amines
the Standard ilil company loan in earnest.
'l‘he outupany which was pmlected at the
liutlcr roosting of independent oil pay
ducers has taken decided shape and will be
hrmod and under charter within smooth.
Drowned from a flatheat.
Natchez. Mien. Jan. 20.me below
llouper's landing. Conmudia pei'ieh, a
llatlut rmualnlug two men. a woman
ands child was repulsed in a whirlpool,
and alien beam were damned. 'l'hsse
cupsnte of the but were unknown.
«lawmakers on e Bethe.
(immatures. N. 1., Jan. Ida-«move
cutters at two of the targets shops a the
city have sous out in a My because their
“needs were not would to. it is
thoanht a more! suite at the setters is
imminent.
admire-ram, ,
g. a:
In. an Ira-video let-Mil!»
“whomummw
snowshoe-uncut amen-es
' by the ”anomalous,
Weenies/roe. Jest ltd—Jule bill view
ingthefsithet theUlttedfltetss to the
3 construction or the Kienragnaswnel peeled
thesenate by thedeeisivevete of hiya-s
teal» neys.
l‘The Nicaraguan minister and my
other diplomats interested in the project
bed rest» in the Illptornule galleries
throughout the voting.
Mr. Wolectt (Kept, Colin adored so
’ amendment to the hill melatonin! anal
company to purchase its miniseries»—
structlon machinery in the United Lem
Nicaragua or Costa Rica»
A running debate ‘ ensued, which was
' participated in by More. Morph. Frye
and Chandler. speaking {or the bill, and
losers. Vest. Cattery sod others upwelling.
There was merited interest shown whom
the time for voting arrived . hilatetev (in);
man of Nicaragua. with his wife and the
ministers 1mm "automate. Coat. Kim and
other General Amerh an eccentrics vitally
aflected by the bill. tool: seats in the dip
lornatic gallery.
The first votes were on numerous amend
ments that had momentum. That at
Mr. Vest. giving the president complete
authority to moment! the [new at meal
bends, was defeated—yeast or; ways so.
Mr. Wolcott‘s amendment that Amri-
oan goods and materials shawls! he need
i
The amendment of Mr. W: ill-rm, ~
Illa ). giving the president power to re» A
Move and nmppninl: directors at the canal |
company, was agreed to '
wells on sun 7mm _
The amendment of Mr. Vibes (Ma.
Wis.) that the work should not be dross: by
corporations in which ammunition! 0! the
canal are interacted was Wed.
The main proposition rhea snow on Mr.
Turpio‘s motion to strike out all after the
enmting clause. substituting» provision
that a complete survey he mob by United
States engineers hetero any insular stew
are taken. This was defeated—yea. 2i : ,.
hays, 2!“. $
The substitute of Mr. firms: (Scott
for a new treaty with Moor-gust and We:
structlon of the canal by the United
States was liefoatetirymn l2; says. 32.
The bill. in brief. direct- the lane at
870.000.0110 on Managua anal bonds
Each of these into beer the {allowing
guarantee: "The Felted Wool AM
at guarantees to the lawful holder cl this
. bend the payment by the Maritime Cartel
company of Nicaragua at the prim a!
said bonds smiths interest thereon and
as it accrues "
An mldllinnol someone-lo of m is
to be ionized without the Visited tissue“
guzmmtee. The mod "tuxedo-Jim thus
issued is to he used in constructing the
lntermeaniccml. The movement the;
treasury is to have general supervision a!
the project. A board oil to directors“ to
have immediate chiWfl’fl‘ of the work.
(if this board the prominent to to “if i
note ten members. on nmre manure from i.
any one state. The limited We is lei,
receiva truncation uc moat company stock
in return for miarantoning the bonds and
is to hold a mortmtm lion an all the pawn l
crty «)l‘ the canal (‘lllhy'hllt‘ 1:
Aside frnm rho luml debate. and. node: on r
the Nicaragua bill the mom interest of g
the day allilt‘lli‘ll to a wry momma spew!» !
by Mr. Mills :‘i‘ox. ) lll’llmlllln; elm-admin "
inlmtlon plilllt)‘ in lino-mi and im'llh’mbal l
ly sawing clan Sugar (.f’llNF. l
House l‘uasee the 9“th (sell [till g!
The sundry civil hill pwcdlrt the ohm 11
est limo. w form known. on. round. it};
WM under A un-ulil-rnllon: but three- days.
As you.“ ll lilo hill l‘lbl‘l‘lr‘tfl illnlzliui'll.
'I‘W'll prupvuirmna offered respectively lily
My. Nth-PM and Air. (tonmhodthe tumor
in cloth” tlmsvrrn-mry of the BRHIu-rldl'y with
power in issue I ultml finance bonnie ed
such drunmlmttlnnyna be oinmhl‘a see his.
luau-ml of. us now. torulxmr chime at the:
some denomination, amt the hunter's in» re»
tire and neural gold («whim-Mounds! mite:
them uonreceivahle for mummies rim after
July 1 next—«turn lulled Ihoprtrm’pwl them
of discussion. Er. nayem‘pvopoamoo wee
dehmtedmyeau. 7t: only». lav-vehicle that
of Mr. Cumulus- wm clarion! without dis
vision.
i
ll
A
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’l‘lto Citron, More.”
Wlsumurm, Jan. zit—JIM new-ee-
dentell withdrawals of gum i'vtm the new
ury during tho lane law they» mines!”
have convinced! annoy members at W
hitherto indifferent or opposed to any
iinam-lal undulations er. title «more that
the situation demoed: some settrmst their
hand» Persons in is pmlttol to» know the
View» of the prowl-lent and leaders in «not,
green express the heist that am mew
will be lntl'miurm‘l M is. early day. or
that mm of the pending bills will he on
modified M to «embody the W W"!
featuroweuthurirtng tliesswetsry oi the
treasury to hell! not Wm”! than empties”.
uuu Ii per rune lvnnds. the pm'wwhl at when
to be umul to recoup the gold comer. moot .
mivurnment ohl‘ mtinm and verbose I out ‘
ed Home mam-sat the mmuuy‘r doses ‘
tlnn. .
‘l'he contraction- of tho mm“, we ‘
sinned by the redemptlenot Waited Hates
news is to ins name by allowing onetime!
banks to increase their circulation to that
Mlllllnh it is further prepared to m
certain cxlnvaestuvua to the won‘t?!” in
congress. but what those «monitors will
be will stewed apo- tlte "out! at misc,
shoes between the silver ”more ear! the
administration boom it is well sundae»
stood that the other men are in e pustular.
to demand some posittve Wine in
their interest. but wits-til" they at this
time will go beyond a stipulation {or the
coinage of the summing” is We. is
is printed out that the olives were all
slang have installed that the meet issue out
the next national MW some he rill-
vei'. and that the smelt will he- s can
piste vindication oi their smoother that
the people oi the mom levee [res and
unlimited entree-e at both Manda
it in amount therefore by the {mulled
she administration that lin- s me less- at
this time prob-hi} w will he» one; tons»
espe any our «warranties is vim at the
Miles oi! the tissue and to when
mother armed» mil the people out! he
was accepted by Mr. Morgan and mm! to. '
.Saturday, January 26.
4...; y“,
lash eel tonne mu suit is lot, Season to \un
ALL THE ROOM FOR NEW GOODS.
This Season’s Goods we propose to sell
and the great reduction we have made
will be of some interest to you.
m...“
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You will be surprised at the bargai-
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