New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
FEW CARS Run IN THIRD-AvE.
rur COMPANY UNABLE 10 GARRY OUT IT'S PLANS

THE COMPANY JNAblt ~ 'a'hi W. 80
A Crowd AROUND THE DEPOT.
The announcement of the general " he-up u
attracted big crowd 1hlrd-ave., and all day long
,ho line Of the road was pretty well filed with lOunger
The morning passed quietly. for attempt was made
to run a car. Captain Gunner with sqnah OF me"
closely guarded the depot and kept the crown III 'o
immediate vicinity OF the depot MOVING inHiuo 'no
stable the drivers aud conductors were Kept 'eauS
TO be Gin work at the word OF command superintendent
Robertson said that he had enough men to run seventy
five cars II necessary About p. M word was received
from President Lyon directing Mr. Robertson 10 SEN"
ont at once all the that he could run ME- Ly"" ~
that he had to tins conclusion aier cohSui'i"S
with the directors and he was Determined 10 run HIS
line all night long II the ponce were sto"s oD'"e" ~
give him protection.
little after s o'clock No drove out OF the depot
and started 1t was greeted with hsses puI
10 attempt WAS made to interfere with H. Michac'
Kelly was the driver and Conductor Ainsley had chrse
Of the rear OF the IT was followed in quick sue
cession by eight more cars and looked AS though the
company would be able out its intention or CIV
ing a fairly good service during the night when the
eighth car reached Ffty-nintn-st however there was
trouble AMI the next ear was turned pacE NO l"i
attempt made to run cars and the crown sr"'u"'
The hall at Eighty-seventh:st and Fonrhsye was was
crowded ali day with the Thiri-ave strikers. On On
mitteenan John Hughes WAS IN charge INC ln'h WrIe
pleased AT the result O( The "ueup ana were cohheht
that it would force the lhid'dVe' ROAD 10
Mr. Moore the superintendent OF the SlAlh-aFc Iotl'
ed "A
that road the charter Two lDcu were
sent to him. and Mr. Hughes assured Mr. Moore mai ne
would extend hm any cOnrc-es That he was able SUI
peruteudemt Thorne of the SrcOndye. road was fur-
ni,hrd with na ia-oLen sabemen to take care OF his
horses reported In the afternoon that Two cars
hid been run by the Central crostOwn line. aud con-
uittee vas sent to stop any further running.
A conference held by the directors Of the Ihlrd
Avenue Railway Company last evening with regard 10
their action to-day. The result Dat 1t vas deter.
mined To continue their efforts Otry to run the cars II
the police viii their protection. vice President
Ieury Hart said liz stepped INTO CAP TO Oe driven
home last night We shall 90 right on III the morning
ald nut all the That we have drivers ana
conductors to take charge Of" superintendent
Robinson confirmed this He SAID that by y
or O'Clock he thought they wouli he able ton We ca
running with some regularity The only question Is
whether the police can protect MS, ne continued
There not enOush police 10 protect all the ncS I'D
the ety. hut road is the only one against Whcn
the stkrrs claim to have speca grievance, ours Will
bs the they viii light hardest" -
- Have YOU offered make any concessions 10 lhe
There are to be made now. that VIII
not transfer the Union the power when belongs To
the road Of hiring dismlSslng men as IL sees
tit is matter OF principle WIN
u.s. We have agreed to give union WAGES ana
twelve hours day's work. bat We can't agree To
submitting a committee or the unlOn the manner III
which che hu> mess be- conducted when the money
Is furnished not ny the unior but by the stockhod-
ers Tat the position. We arc receiving hun ireds
If letters daily from all parts OF the country oner-
ing sympathy and financial aid II we need IT, put we
dOnL"