New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
THIRD AVENUE STRIKE OFF.
ACTION OF THE EMPIRE ASSOCIATION.

THE STRIKERS IN REvoLT-DIssATTsrACTIoN WITH
THE RECENT FIAsCo.
District Assembly No. 70, Empire Pro-
tective Association held session in Eightyseventhst
last night The meeting. was called to consider
the question Of declaring officially that the
Third Avenue strike Is OF, and to
consider means of supporting the strikers
afterward There was understood to be
some trouble Deacon Richardson's roads In Brooklyn
which the Assembly considered The meeting adjourned
at a. M after declaring that tho Nhrd Avenne strike
was at an end.
The following statement was issued last night by the
Third Avenue strikers:
STATEMENT TO THE PUBLIC
sFs S Hs 'S' oh the
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we have no 10 any form ordered Ata regular meeting Of
Tq 1S
as tn former Doard has sgnay failed to dos we hereby
rights s ats
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IRvSG GoRMLAY
FRANCS ENGLISH;
Executive Board
This practically that the local assembly OF the
Thrdave. men is In rebellion against the district. as
they have no power to appoint Executive Board.
Among the car drivers there is but opn-
lon IN regard to the recent eup and that is that 1t
grievous mistake and has given District Assembly No.
70 a black eye. If the expressions OF the the
other lines may be relied on IL will be long time
before another such attempt Is made. II 1t IL. it is
doubtful II half the could be depended to obey
the order to tic up. The of tho te-p has been
almost official acknowledgment OF the failure OF the
Third Avenue strike, the loss Of employment by num-
ber Of men in the association, ani weakening Of the
organization.
There some talk of n tie-up tho Dry Dock lines
yesterday on account OF the discharge OF the head
starter, McDeavitt The held meeting at No. 4l2
Grand ST. Monday night and called the attention OF
the Executive Boarl to the DISCHARGE. They were told
TO try TO settle the matter themselves committee
appointed wait President White After brief con-
sutaton Mr. White said that the man mad been discharged
without his knowledge and he should be reinstated.
The men went away satisfied.
No demand has been ma 10 the Beecker and Twen.
tythrist for the DISCHARGE OF the Sen who
Saturday. and It ia not likely that any such
demand will he made n it Is superintendent Mclean
says that IL will be refused Mr. Mason. Of the Central
Cross Town Line ani Mr. Heymann, OF tho Christopher
and Tenth street lines, say tho same thing about their
lines.
President Frank Curti,s of the Sixth Avenue road,
says In regard to the statement OF Mr. Graham that
the Executive Board dispatches to the presidents
OF surface railroad companies aud at o'clock Sat
urday evening representatives. OF each OF tho roads
notified called upon tho board No. 263 BOwory y: :
g That statement ia far as my company Is
concerned. A dispatch received from the commit
At the various headquarters of the strikers little was
going on. Edward Milford at One-hundred and
fth-st. ard rhrayc busy with arrangements Tor the
picnic benefit OF the strikers July lie thought
that the tic-up mistake but said that the
boycott on the Third Avenue road would bc kept up as
vigorously possible AMI he al not lost all hopes OF
bringing the company to terms. crowd OF the Third
Avenue men were gathered about Columbia Hall in
First-ave between Sxty.fttn and sixty sixth sts
meeting he'll FOR the purpose Of electlng delegates
to district Assembly The were sti!l indignant
at what they denounce as the mismanagement OF the
strike An examination OF the books OF the Board Is
being made and when Is fnishe inll nnancai STATE
nent strike will be made The men about Columbia
money tia, promised them yesterday. Mrs. Clark
the wife OF William Clark, OF No ll6 East One-nundred-
cenths. OF the strikers came 10 the hall 10
get money: She said that her husband was sick
and the landlord had threatened to dspossess her Ior
for ner payment 0i feH Inc '0' "p
lanes r. Graham and william G. Boyle appeared in
the Harlem Court yesterday with their bondsmen. Mr..
O'Byrne that the examination OF Graham for con-
sprscy be adjourned until Friday. aud this was
granted Mr. Moss appeared IN behalf OF Boyle ys
VINO has the doabe charge % ea'nsplaacy ana
that Boyle would waive examination on the charge OF
having been armed with u billy" st the time he was
Company that Boyle had forfeited the right to waive ex
animation. Mr. Moses saii he could waive the rifht OF
examination at any stage OF the proceeing but Justice
German said he wOulI let the matter rest where IL was
a, had given surety in $500 for
Boyle but declined to continue TO Boyles Dondsnlan.
Michael Darcy, the iced VINO Is Vi
81 900 for Granam gave surety for Boyle The examina.
lion is set down for p. H. Friday.
After Graham and Boyle had made thel -.,pearance
for examination In tho Harlem Police Court the Execu-
tive Board held meeting They were IN session @ Tor
OF two hours but when they ADJOURNED SAID tuat
they had nothing 10 make public.
The sum OF $500 paid yesterday to the married
men among the Third Avenue str1kers
The Brooklyn CITY Railway Company has decided not
to allow those men have their cars who werc not
on hand time the started on Sunday morn
ing. President Hazard sad yesterday that the
men who tied up the road on saturday
q
hands OF tho company They broke the agreement be-
tween and the officers. and only such portions or IL
as were considered just would be maintained by the
company. Three OF the employees OF the company were
In the which ordered the tie-up and OF
them reinstatcd in his place only few months ago
Each who took odt car on Saturday has received
a full days wages.
Ii IL understood that the drivers and conductors
OF Brooklyn VIII unite In letter To the companies ex
planning that they forced to strike against their
Will