New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-11
NO THIRD AVENUE DIVIDEND
CARS CRASH TOGETHER IN THE DowERY
CALLING UP An OLD FRANCHIsE-ACTION OF THE



The regular monthly meeting OF the Direct
ors Of the Third Railroad Company held yea
teray All OF the directors present with the excep
OF Mr. Parsons. The Of President Lyon WAS
approved and nc instructed to Oil all vacancies as
quickly AS possible After considerable discussion u
was resolved to pass the regular quarterly dividend
THIS IL said to the first time in many years that the
company has passed dividend. Director Lauterbach
satd after the meeting: I'VE IN this fight for
princtpe and will pass many dividends "a are noces
cary 10 order TO establish that principle" The company
Increased the number OF yesterday md In Snort
time eypec,s TO have the full force at work.
There was a surging mass OF people at Houston-st'
and the Bowery o O'Clock last night. Car No. L,
new one just out OF the shop. driven by Edward
Welsh, was spinning merriy along With iun
load OF passengers IN West Houstoust When
the Bowery was reached Third-ave. was coming
down ~ lively gait. boing piloted by man named
Cassidy formerly driver of heavy truck. and when
he reached he thought for moment that be
was again heavy truck. and looked at the Hous
ton-st. bo5-ta" with contempt The officer, who Is
supposed be the watch the front PLATFORM
was seated quietly under the blazing lamp inside the
reading paper. Both ears kept on their COURSE
and the drivers glsred hercey each other The col
sion when the Third-ave was about hall way
across the cross-town track. The Houston-s driver
SWING his horse to side OF the track and his car
smashed into the rhird-ave There was loud crash
and breaking OF glass The Thirdave. driver whipped
his horses aud forced the bobta" of the track Tue
small car badly damaged but the other car was un
injured a broken glass. After the smashup the OH
Ger jumped ont on the platform waving his
club at ct crowd which rapidly gathering
There wild shouts and criess OF Police ana
"scab" from a thousand throats mingled with me
many women In the -urging crowd feopIe
came docking from all directions aud dozen police,
rushed to the spot with drawn clubs IleY Iosoc
the people away without using their clubs, ana hurreu
1t up the Bowery and putting the bobta on the trach
started It rapidly out OF sight Several OF the passen
At the hequarter- Of the STRIKERS Eishtyseventh-
ST. and Four6-avc., the Executive Board mad busy
sewing slU sd s 2se Marcy Bncber
Hion ssnt np two loads OF meat for the strikers
temporary butchers stall was set up ana amlu nue.
the meat WAS vas nsr,ie. Yesterday
and further steps toward settlement was taken,
there /, to general tieup aud says he would resign
tie Board before he would consent to any sucn
action. The following statement made last nights
pickets counted the at sixty hh4 from
to ana from TO For the hT,t two hours r insfe
For h2 'ssond Ps0d g ,ef h TsTs car,
with passengers. 10! Fourthave cars win So
esa. Of a G's o police poeoD e has 5Hr
s9 49, FiSs ss'S .oC siTf eSf Ravns Ga
tered by burglars Pane sexenty sew enth-st
and Fret ave makes the same COMPLAINT
John NILS VINO rg"&ns ne stage ns up 6D gh s
Under right and franchise desire TO pay $50 a. a u:
cen fer and tase certificate issued at your
oce fQr years Zee for the running o. csi upon ne
route OF my fomer stage line viz On ThIGaye, bowery
end ~ the ity nan PARK ahd return
by route. should there exist any hesitancy
Resolution " common Council adopted by born Ooer. On
T. 1868 found volume ~ PAGES - and 900 ot
cimen tn Subsequent issuance the ncense oeih
che on an, mon he feosS Of Your Once pertaining
ri licenses n You can nd such Dgo an1 10 re
be not misad Having the assurance that all needed
capta really protect operate aud prosecute these igh
not only In justice y-e bat 70 the end that competition
may he .bshed on -uch route hoping that VII
give this your personal consideration [eman tsSksO'
fully yours JOHN /. MILLS.
you would happy at any time to explain
anv ons Won aay rOyouu relating 10 this matter BY
the perhdy Of those TO the interest ~ ne a ,
twenty This appeal maize not only Tor mYse
c o%i f hnTa n cope th
-a forward 70 the press ana n ud this applcaton De
he aSyt,. Ia ''A' '''' ''
The Mayor had left his office before the letter left
Alderman Mooney at the meeting OF the board yestei-
day offered following, which was referred 10 the
Committee on Lands and Places, or which he Is chair
WhereGs The person. or company known as the n n
all license due and OWING 10 the clt as "e
Upon years employed and and used
,r ri6 and rirp 80 mon the cars run oper
aed and employed Nv them and have uniformity AMI arei
the neral provisions Of their nen with The city and
whereas company wholly failed To pfovhe OF run
sufficient or number OF upon u route op"r
aed by suiraDy accommodate The puDc ieIelore
Rsslrd That the resolution resolutions OF the Onhph
TIM Nvuder Scnack and Others y lay corr Track am
operate railroad In certain streets IN TINS Guy .n.me
entered either by the Common C21nc OF W
and Common oune o. ne ly 9' neT w. 9rs ,
ay of uuary 1885, hereby rescinded aud
repealed