New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
Hutchinson and all his clerks bnsy all tho morning
Delivering messages 1t is thought that the trouble VIII
be settled tomorrow.
JACOB SHARP SIGNS THE AGREEMENT.
TERMS WHICH THE EMPIRE ASSOCIATION HAS


JACOB SHARP SIGNS THE AGREEMENT.
TERMS WHICH THE EMPIRE ASSOCIATION HAS
wyUNG FROM HIM.
The trouble between Jacob Sharp and bis employers
the Bleecker Street and Twenty third Street lines of
street cars were definitely settled yesterday. At
11:30 a. m. Joseph 0Donnel James Graham,
Andrew J. Best and William Wallace of the Executive
Board of the Empire Protective Association. arrived at
the Tv y-third Street office of the company Mr..
Sharp and Superintendent Mclean waiting TOR
them. A consultation lasted hour and resulted
in the signing of the following agreement:
No empoye Of the Twenty third Street Company shall e
discharged Tor belonging labor organization or for tax
ing y the late deuyi nor shall any empoye he ais
which shall hi application at the coupanys
Conductors driver. shall be paid 50 day for twelve
hCurs work with one half hour for SSnG in the arsre
gate and shall have & equal & t, at LEA. Least Ss0 M o n
road nor less than four trips on nne or eight
sta6icmen feedmen htchers and hangers shall receive
2 % week twelve hours work each day with one hour
cleaners shall receive sl 80 and lamp men s2 week
for The same number Of hours as stable ana h,men M
hours day shall be pad follows PAYERS sZ; ram.
paid double HOrseshOefs shall receive - day
When the new timetable witch had been prepared
by Mr. Mclean was submitted. it exam ned care
fully aud the executive board decided that 1t not
satisfactory pointing out the points which would nave
to be remeded After discussion, was decided
the company, 90 over the time table make whatever
corrections deemed and as soon as 1t
has been arranged it will 90 into effect. This pretty
we'll settles the troubles of the cardrvers IN this city
for the time being.
The conductors of the Fulton Street line, of the
Brooklyn City Railroad Company, have decided that
it is their interest to have the present system
with the "swng" they now are run and TO
have each conductor take his turn with them than to
insist on straight runs one exception Tll DC mace,
years old aud the eldest conductor IN the service OF
the company lie will be allowed to have straight
run each day, and no swing"
PHASES OF THE STEAM COMPANY STRIKE.
THE EMPLOYERS SAY 1T Is ENDED-THEY GET AN
INJUNCTION.
There was practically no change yesterday
IN the condition OF the strike against the New York
Steam Company The company claim that the strike Is
Mr. Emery the superintendent, mas refused to
with the He posted the following notice yes
terday addressed Mr. Orien, secretary of the Com
of Arbitration and Strikes Of the NewYork Pro.
tective Association. Brooklyn:
Of stating that the Committee Of AS n
call upon me at my place business Tuesday evening
March 49, 1886 at o'clock. and asking me kindly 70 be
they amcaby settle be trouble existing between us and
between .as compsn snd a.. G@Pl0yG,
determination T. have nothing to do With parties
represent former enPGye, VINO wenS T' Oh s'Ae Vi ao
The strikers say that they will every effort to
stop supply OF coal, and Will cut 1t off entirely II
necessary.
Alderman O'Ne yesterday presented a resolution to
the Board recng the numerous accidents resulting
from leaks and breaks in the pipes Of the New-fork
Steam Company, ami asking tue Legislature 10 so mod
fy its charter that II would be unlawful for tile company
to ay pipes any streets hereafter TO have more press
ure than 40 pounds TO the square Inch. petition from
the Central Labor Union requesting tna the Board pass
the resolution was received. Tue matter Tis referred
the Committee streets, VINO VIII meet tomorrow
TO enable persons interested to be heard The
Steam Company yesterday obtained injunction from
Justice DOuOhus restraining the Mayor and the Dock
Commits ,ioners from interfering with the cOmpauys ap-
pliances Oh Pier No. 3, North River.