New-York tribune., 1886-04-20

his terrible club and the gallant policemen reached
and rescued Sheak. The for lighting however.
and they greeted the patoOns uuder Captains NO unt
and Gunner with yoleys OF brckDats and stones IA
tromen Richard T.. Goodspeed and Walsh we're struck
on the head with a cobble and had to seek the
The policemen all struck, bat the clubs fell
the of heads with telling effect Inspector Steers
led additional 100 policemen from tho
stables and when the solid body OF
about 175 buecoats got to work on
the mob. the mob soon drfted away into the side
streets. Many into barrooms Third-ave and
hurled bottles at the police seven OF the leaders In the
riot arrested One fellow. John Pryor. hos'ler.
arrested by Sergeant Tuck just he threw brick
at driver shssk. The sergeant was himself struck
in the back with cObbestOne while he
trying to get the horse out from under the shattered
Car No SO turned back the stables and the
ninth aud tenth that preparing TO start out 10
follow it held back it decided to run no more
because riot the advice OF tho police so
the company SAID.
After the battle at Fiftyninthst the prisoners and
wounded taken to tho Fiftynnth Street station
An ambulance summoned from the Presby tcran
Hospital and the ambulance surgeon and Police surgeon
Wood were kept busy for two hours binding up the
wounds OF the Some OF the prisoners had been
badly clubbed and their heads cut and bleeding
The were surly and prOfane IN the station Ths names
business and addresses Of these rioters were as oows
CLAYTON Samuel w. conductor No IA West Fifty second
h.RyEy Patrick conductor No IA East M sITty hirdst
MCt,INNiss JOnu. hOr-cshOcr No l.lo3 Ihlu-aYc,
NOBLE honas refused to state his business NO Zoo Ease
badge No y, OF tie Iew.York aud harlem Road vas
taken from hun. HIS address was No l+l West Fifty
PRYOR Joan hostlcr No 1lsl second.ave.
WINNER. George. gi' ssmaker No. "a Clinton place.
From this list 1t viii De that the moving spirits
in the strikers. They Will be arraigned IN the
Yorkyille Police Court this morning. Several OF inc
prisoners friends called at the station to zee II they
could bail out their friends The poice treated these
visitors with scant courtesy and refused all bail.
Driver Sneak Conductor Hustled kept in the
station until O'Clock and then sent nome under guard
of two police each sneak lives at No III East ono,
hundred-andt y.tlrsst Hustled. who is married
man, lives No 1919 East Flftyeighthst. Both were
Young fellow said Sergeant Tuck. smiling at the
big youth, "yon did we'll give you great credit Tor
standing up on that platform in the midst OF that shower
OF rocks"
Policemen GoOdspeed WAS sent To his home
Diedrch Pottberg. grocer, OF One-hundred. and
eighth Street station that, while passing with MS
brothern.aw in front Of quorstore at Sxty-fourtn-
at. and Thrdage. yesterday afternoon, several men
rushed OF the place accosted him AS follows
"Do you 40 against the strikersl'
Knocked him and his brother.inlaw down and beat
tn soundy. Before the victims could secure helI the
men mad run away
After the contest with the mob Inspector Steers sent
portion OF the City Hall and Broadway squads to
report the Third Avenue stables at a. m to-day
Inspector Byrnes made the following statement con-
cernng the first car that was run out:
1.-THE appearance OF the crowd not prepossessing
and the faces of the men wore a determined look and
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trouble The plan that the company mad was to run
twenty-five cars over the entire route but or some some
probably because OF the weakening or the men,
only drivers conductors suhclent 10 run
10 II determined to take these cars through al
all hazards the first car that left the depot
When the turned down town mighty yell went up
from the crowd and foul and indecent terms were ap
! piled those he not spirlng the
police at ALL 1t OF the worst mODS ever saw
aud the sight OF the moving car seemed to lnfurlate
them beyond measure. knew that there was going Ia
be trouble We had hardly got out on the main track ana
started down town when 1t began. The crowd swung
| I'm from of "A Impede
its progress and they were all the time
| yelling like wild Inspector steers came down
with his and in short time opened gap large
enough for the ear TO pass through II required some
forcble persuasion TO accomplish this. The car was
hooted yelled and the OF profanity kept NJ
until we got about Fifty -sxth-st. small missiles
| had also been thrown at the passing car Inc
| driver was good and he kept the car
jumping til the latter place two men rushed ou
them a standstill. They ordered TO move away
| but dd not 10 at frat 1hon ordered my men tc
make them. aud the vigorous manner with wnich Ehel
struck at these two men seemed TO take tnei
| breath away. and they let 20 without being
hurt The had hardly got started when they seized
horses again. When the started again these TWO
citizens had something else to give their attention TO-
We had but few steps further when man jumped
ont II the crowd suddenly with knife IN his hard He
any cutting. He asleep in the gutter
drove along. There is no doubt that lie got
hurt. He rough looking fellow IN red SHIRT The
that did not have any further interruptions
going down. though there were all mlaner ~ petty au
nOyances heaped upon Us which were not noticed