New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22


the car The person appealed 70 refuses 70 move Sa ~
thai he has paid his and entted TO rde ready 70
a seat but nOne being unoceupied, at eaSi 20 s'aiS
room VI. has chosen his position aud proposes "a 50
maj where be H. " any chooses 20 20 20 tDe rpne
part Of the car may do 50 TIE conductor lay IL
hand somewhat roughly upon the PASSOVER III sia
and saws step forward You can't stand here blonA
ing the passage-way. Move up say Ansry w0isS
follow Blows are struck The car stops WOMB
scream men shout and Children cry Tnsh Is h'e
for the com batanrs who are hiAiy separa -, % he
80 agafn roes forward. The passenger hearlhE ne
~ me encounter hustled by the others 20 On
tsut part of the car where be brtalhes M,
~ The eondncI0r who y logged ana c0mpara IVY
sIleuf shows no evidence 81 the combat put ar
occasionally the name OF street WI ~ ~, -ei
s,j-bts when enokeu ~ on the suhleci OF the qt.,
he invarisb Div mutters Served the a M
jan 2Entered ear al me 80 mo t = Ro1erv ana
when 10 reached H0uston-sL several P.I son &C mon
Prstet "a M neiac discovered by rDe conductoi-an
elderly man and ready eentiena tis st,-,t,,f
Aevng passengers OF ber Aiatoi,s ~ ti,e cnr,c
with while the passengers we're lntoribTu ~ 1000
tef Of their associates. Finding thehsslto tyr vtf
one Of them aimed a parting o'ow ~ lI, .s. and -
who, anticipating his eonddoi' eVadeu INC A'''1A
.Jag asgrle repsrter observes after every seat 10
the has been occupied, ~ II move gt~,,,.fsf
there ID man n tue Garner " no u gIossg hn1n he
and can with difficulty maintain MS equlllD
stllhss VIZ ~ "a - cboieric man with grun
t !. d1du'fr . he shouts put this Of the
enoueb n van d0n't Ike his company take another
ear So The obieetor compelled to stand the DOM
bardment until e arrives al his point Of departure
A DRUNKEN BULLY.
FEB 2.-Entered a car about $50 p m, and occupied
seat near the person half intoxicated SooA
seat next TO the door young lady entered me er anu
sat between the intoxicated person and the reporter
The drunkard began to talk TO her in an insulting man
er 70 which she paid no attention. He repeated MS
remarks. and finally laid his arm upon her zap. oe
sprang from heI ssat ana ocLdIs o a,aIed to Inc
stood the rest OF the way IIe rcPVIteI 81, :, vvaa
conductor prevent Insult, BAT he SAID that ~ Wa
none OF his business" soon Afterwards the car siopp
and another lady entered ana occupied ,ue - 80,
In few minutes the reporter nOucedlnat she was tst
less. being evidently dlseOncertsTr anu
turned red. and at the reporter Onsl ~ frer
replied earnestly and gratefully III the aInIIldN it
the change was made the reporter was nsnte9 cSlsu
by Opprobrious epithets, and threaVeneu Wan 1' ~
the drunken bully. -, -. r., .-..or,t
St. and four thieves entered aud endeasoreo 20 PII
a gentleman on the platform. The CONDUCTOR euuoas
ored 10 stop thenl Al hrst stt 0a If fbem
then used force TO make them 1eslSt. cue "a 31
shouted. stop his id mouth Nhlle anoIuet 49,
Give ID 70 him" The next 70 the conductor oDeYeu
order, aud stabbed tine conductor IN the 5b
confusion and excitement ensued In the must VI "Ai0H
F,b "a adv entered the car at TwentythIrd-st
and took a surrendered for her by geItlelal.
This placed next man VINO was iast asleep an
In a drunken stupor. His head plunged against 9erS
continually and his breath exhaled most stlhlng O19r
She bore the martyrdOm until IL became unenduraDle
and was soon compelled 10 ledVe ner scat an :. 80.
for the rest Of the distance. The conductor saw n a.
far. to the sleeper, shook him. and INQUIRER "e
he wanted 70 get out but ehclting no tespouse'
back 10 the platform and Degah counting LIS 80
making his accounts. The sleeper was cLtLoA W S4
Harlem Depot, where he was elected from the car.
Aarch I0-FOr the past two weeks no abuse mas Deeh
more noticeable than the packing Of people together a.
closely as they be ftJed into car BroadclOm ahu
Fustan. sObrety and IntOXlcatlOn, Cleanliness anu
Filth are huddled together in indecent proximity IN
variable disputes between the conductor ana pas
seBgers. Sometimes one, sometimes the otAet 70 "FOAs
ALADY DRAGGED BY A CAR.
March 1.-The reporter entered ThIrd-ave car at the
City Hall about II p. the conductor whom the re-
porter had frequently noticed from his gruf inhuman
and sometimes brutal conduct stopped the at Twen-
tiethst and invited them women what going to get
ont here to step lively" But the was crowded ana
nearly was consumed IN Their EFFORTS 20 reao
the platfOrrn. The conductor became Impatient anu
grufiv called out, Why N III don't you hurry DO
Won tank thus road built for your dement, y Inc
Younger OF the ladies dghed from the car out pc
lore her companion could get on the CONDUCTOR puneu
fhe hell The car started and before she had gOt Dot
feet upon the ground she lost her balance, was turned
half around wac pulled by her skirts which were caught
between the persons on the PLATFORM ana Vas dassu
with her BODY ground 100 feet before her cotlhS
was disengaged The bounded along, ana the last
rlimp,e which could obtained revealed the Old ady
filming TO the sidewalk assisted by the arm Of her com
I paDlOu.