New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30
SOME STRIKERS ARRESTED.
CHARGED WITH TAKING PART IN A RIOT.
THE COMPANY PONG BETTER woRK-MErHoDs OF
IRE STRIKERS.


road whose indictment ordered by the Grand jury
on Wednesday visited Yesterday morning by detec
tves who been assigned 10 that duty by Inspector
Byrnes They had all taken part IN the disturbance al
Third.avc and Ffty-niuth-st on April 10, when ca
was overturned and driver injured Five OF the sia
men arrested. hut the sixth could not he found
AT his the detective met by the vito OF the
man AGAINST the issued. and she said
that the papers had gwen her husband norna
ton that wOlid be made and that he had gone
out The five arrested were Ambrose W. Ciaytoh
ONO l4l West Twenty second-st John Pryor. OF No.
llsl Seooad-ave. John McGinns OF No l,lO3 Ihird-
ave Patrick Powers OF No. 235 East Fifty ninth ST.
and Patrick Harvey, of No. 1904 Thirt-ave. Ihey
were tken Recorder SDyh at the opening OF the
Court OF General Sessions They were neatly dressed
ana inteHgent.looking, and one OF them, Patrick
Harvey was especially ready in explaining his
poson when arragned before the Recorder and Deputy
CLERK Han said that the against the
for melting mob Harvey said that they had no friends
present had opp oruniiy 10 consult counsel
lie asked be rcmsuded TO await the presence OF
their lawyer. All the men pleaded not guilty.
Ex-senator Eccles.ne, who has appeared for the
strikers previously. at Albany yesterday HIS part
ner was at the DlstrctAtorneys Office In the after
noon. Bail was procured ouly for Harvey Tor whom
Bernard Flood OF No l72 East sixtythrd-st. gave Sc
ourity The OF bail required was 5000 In each
The men are indicted under Sections 449 and 45o OF
persons who take part In a riot The definition in Sec
ton 449
Whenever persons having assembled for anv
ohcr person or proprfy or thic1ten or ate apt
commit any such osnFban'e OF To 90 an III "C' ny
Of rioi 'A''"''O" '''D '''''
The offence OF aiding In such riot is punishable by
various OF imprisonment according to tie kind of
rot one against the STATE National authority being
most severely punished The form OF rioting charged
against The strikers punishable at the limit by mprs
onmcnt Of one year and tine OF $500
The Grand jury had not finished yesterday tue con-
Alteration OF all the evidence relation to the Third
Avenue strikes. new indictment was found which
several of the strikers and their friends Inc
indicted men will arrested this morning. The in
dictmeuts II was ruuorcd. might include members OF
tie Executive Committee OF the Empire Association,
but the rumor WAS verified high authority. Mr..
MARITIME and hs assistants refused to say anything on
tie subject
The Third Avenue Company is making progress In the
manning o: is AMI now has about thrd OF the
whole number in operation The officers re-ard the
practic y and that unless the strikers
come back TO work before the cad OF tls week thoy Will
not be taken back at all superintendent Rob
ertson's report yesterday showed that ninety
cars were run on tho main line, fifteen on
the One rei-And-twenty- hfth-st line and
ten on tie cable road. Ipasnuch the cars are only
run for twelve hours the company is able to run during
the daytime pretty nearly regular headway The
time when the night trips will ne resumed mas been post
poned indefinitely. While the number OF cars has been
Increased there has been nearly the usua amount
oftrade the road This Is partly due to fear OF trouble
and partly TO the boycott On the road by various organ
lzstiOns.
The begin running at 7:lj a. m. with Michael
Kelly nj the brake Of the first he is getting rich
from the contributions which arc being sent IN 10 him.
At 72O p III. the last had come IN and the stables
for the night The frequent arrests Of drivers
OF other mes Ds.ructiug the Ihrave. cars have
had sAutly eject and there was Little trouble OF th
KIND YESTERDAY The strikers two Or three stages,
but they attracted httle attention.
H. u. Thompson Official accountant of the Board
OF sOad Commissioners. woht to the ONCE "i the IN
accordance with the res lutlon passed by the
Board. He is 10 nnd ont the net IN
OF tie company Tor the last ten years, the amount
OF capita stock pad H. ana the actual Outlay Tor con
81 uotOn and equipment Hoe1pects to finish MS wok
by Tomorrow ana make his report 10 the commissioners
In regmrd to tie arrest OF pickets who approach people
ana request them not 10 patrOnze the Third Avenue
rOaO. Inspector steers that arrests can ony be made
where persons who are spoken TO make complaint
AT the headquarters OF the strikers there Is no abat
ment Of confidence Messrs . Donuel aud Graham
have not as yet returned from Albany and uh ticy 81"
nothing except routine business Will he done. Tn
IumoT hdi theIo vas spt ~ tHe Aveu.'1 ia1u u
thai JohB Hughes. one "i the ineInDes' Ihchueu 10
Withdraw, Is denied authoriiahvely.
Treasurer Beaver yesterday appointed George KesSeT,
the poor German whose poverty stricken condition was
noted III TIL RITUAL u place as conductor ana sent
Ind.bcarted official on learning that Kcsslrr had had
nothing in the shape of food for two DAYS except TWO
cups Coffee ordered COOL meal Tor HIM Nj beaver
thinks that Kessier viii make good conin Tor.
o the NJ drivers handed the reporter small
rircular which had a telegraph
Washington. 1t read as follows;
KEEP AWAY FROM NEw-YoRK!
WASHINGTON, ID. e.. April % 1886.
The men on the Thid Avenue Horse Car line
hr1ie or living wa-es and aso9abie hours Of work lhe
fhe srr lbese men mostly country
d,,Nr ~ oNcl. II aree pay and short hours
arrive I'M New NoIk hev a mercy
Ion. eorporatiOn Yesterday the New ork LEGISLATURE
Ia. T. IesOution 10 M vest gate Affairs OF
ave me Ibis W d result a victory The Gen.
dCse by h ttlba AN
Sew Yor Asa ynur brother worknen ia uploliin, n
de,t, a., mere tusuho,l In ali proDaDity the s1ks
vii be- ude before you ae IN Ncw-YOrk you will
l6tt DESTITUTE IN strange The noble
IL al By hours
an viii employed. Keep rom New York aud
tivc the men there n chance to gOrlO victory.
EXECUTIVE CoMMTTEE
~ ,.. 49, 1900. 81 .,....., , . o.,
lHk IldBCNL YESTERDAY gave tue stalemont vi d lot
conductor on the Eighth Avenue me- now working
for the Ihlrd Avenue Company, stating that he and
had heen the
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