New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
TROUBLE AMONG THE CIR-DRIVERS.
TIE THIRD AvENUE MN II REBELLION.
DECIDED ACTION By TIE FOURTH AVENUE DI-

DECiDED ACTION By ThE FOURTH AVENUE d.
RtCTOks-wEAKSEss OF THE MsN.
District Assembly No. - OF the Knights OF
labor. which Includes all the str et-car nen In New
York Brooklyn aud Jersey CITY to be pretty well
demorazsd An In tbs opinion OF coss observers 1t will
be long time before rsgans the strength and power
which it had before the last general Le-up The Thrd
Avenue strike for the last three four weeks has Deen
characterized by series Of bluuders. which eliminated
IN the Official declaration that the strike was OIL on
Tuesday night The work OF the people In District As
sembly No 40. have been to get control o
the car drvers district apparent when the meet
ing OF Local Assembly NJ. 4.lO3. wncn includes the
Third Avenue strikers. held Tuesday. BY an al
most unanimous vote iL decided TO appoint an ES
ecutive Board to carry the strike Whsn the ncws
was received that the District Executive Board mad de-
cared the strike oa meeting held at Columbia Hail.
Firstave. near sixty-sixth-st, and the local as
semoly decided to reorgauzs aud go into the mi red
district No. 40 This will be impossible, az under
the charter Of District No 75 has jurisdiction over all
street railroad and without its consent no otner
district can take any street-car The Thirdaye-
men have IN the meantime issued appeal for aid and
will. IL Is said. call the General Executive Board to
give them assistance in carrying the fight. picnic
for the bencht Of the who left out will be given
on July and ac tive preparations being made for It.
Tue voting Tor tue gold watch presented Dy tue soarid
y Watch Case Company has come TO an eud.
II was voted to Ed" Mulfort. who has acted as sec
sembiy No. Ok He received 45i votes. His nearest
opponent was William +. Boyle. who received i26 votes
Ine total number cast was 2.lll.
The loss OF strength OF the carirvers is shown By the
when they take actions on the part Of the
panles which few days ago would nave led 10 te-up
without fail Tue Belt Line has put on the extra list
about twenty-five who active in the organza
tion and there Is hardly line in New York Brooklyn
which has not dropped from the lat the most active OF
i, little danger Of ts-mp for some time The men are
tired OF and unless they have specific grievance
It doubtful II order for tcup would be obeyed by
aquarter OF the
At meeting OF the directors OF the NewYork and
Harlem Railroad Company yesterday the following was
adopted
Recent events make proper and for the pr9tsc
the Information policy Of the company
h Of F.y m @ m Of 9s m the
employees OF the city line AMI company we're satisfactorily
ua there been no grievances
OF te men ha, ben repeatedly M BGt % on
1th Of Jnnethr men quit work without notci OF cause
OF disputes betw other companies and their employs IN
wcn ,nit compaaV h'h no lntsrs't anu M oVs ] w s ad
not Snow why they had struck or what they weIe ,npeate
is loss and damage nncte on the compsny and ts employees
but the public ar made 70 suffer- great anoy INJURY
In view o. these facts The directors OF the company have
Unanimously op'ei the following resolution ~. ,,,
Resred Thai at any future me the empIoyes of ms
that positions
The vacancies made will be hle as soon as p0ssDe Men
remain and continuc to perform duty will be retained
ant protected Men engaged to I'LL such vacancies viii not
be discharged pace. for old employees who have left
the service.
Chairman Graham and Commiteemen BOYLE and
Best OF the Empire Protective Association, VINO are
charged With conspiracy. visited tue District Attorney
Office yesterday and desired to give bail II there were
any indictments against them. They were not required
to give bail
John Casey Joseph Delaney and John Patterson. the
Third Avenue strikers charged with being con-
cerncd IN the detention OF on the Inird Avenue
line Ninetv-hfth-st. June g. and with assaulting
the driver. arralgned yesterday III the Court OF
General sessions. They pleaded not guilty aud were
remandsd for trial. -
The directors OF the Brooklyn City Railroad Company
will meet to-day. and II Is expected that me three un
bers OF the executive committee OF the Empire FRO
tectiye Association who are employed DT the company
will discharged consequence OF the tieup Of last
Their Waters, COupee anu
O'Rourke the lasnamed having been reinstated alter
his discharge months ago lt is alleged thaV tney
all favored ordering te-up III all twenty-eght OF the
regular drivers aud conductors or the company nave
been placed upon the extra list because OF faure 10 re-
port on time sunday morning Inc BrOoKyn rt.roau
talk strongly or leaving the Empire protective AS
ISOLATION AL forming organization or their own
II appears that starter McDeyttt, OF the Dry DOCK
Road has not beon reiustatrd and there Is mucn ais
satisfaction among the men, That this Will lead 10
10 will ne better 10 pay McDeVlIt
salary until he elsewhere. than To u up the
road and stand chance or hcng served us tue lhru
Avenue men have been. r>..-.-.
It that at tho next meeting or the District As
senbJ the charter OF Local Assembly No 4. tO3 when
includes all OF the Third Avenue strikers, Will either De
ibis action considered necessary As the local As
sembv tit defy the authority OF the district
District Assembly No. ~ has made the offer TO Local
Assembly No. t. lO3 that II IL Will come lutO thiV ais
trict II will take care OF strikers get them work
elsewhere pat perpetual boycott on the Iulru
Avenue road and ultimately bring II TO terms IL Is
zatlon OF the local by District No 40 Master
Workman Granan that he Intends 20 O1er - pau
for rrorganzaon the next meeting OF the Dlstrlct
Assembly which will materially strengthen H.