New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
ALL THE CAR LINES TIED UP.
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ard start as iGany cars as we can on Monday morning.
Driver William Van Tasse. who has been on the
Bleeckorst. line for seven years will have what
ever credit is to be given for the first
movement to break the backbone OF tic
tie-up lie reported 10 Superintendent Mclean
Yesterday morning and declared that he would not
obey orders OF the central power. but would 90 to
work. With John MacFdrlane conductor Van rasseI
from cnuiuctors and drivers VINO finally numbered
thirty on the IJIrcker street ne ten on the twenty
third street and ten riS Christopher street lines
a tnfornsa Of the proposcd tie-un lie fastened to
Mr. sharps house and gut Instructions to gel men as
fast he could and 20 ahead Hc did So Al 10 a. NJ
nined unyeldng He expressed himself In strong
and declared he would close up the road before
no o me Third avrnue Comnany he Exclaimed "bosn
and "non-euse." one thing Mr.. sharp will determine
to 40. Ever snce his roads nave been rum ng he had
charged policemen the regular iare lie Instructed Mr.
Mclean 10 post an order that hcneesorth policemen
shall riie free on his roads This done
p. Conductors and drivers kept coming in all
day al the Twenty thri-sL company depot ana tney
were ass n d To POSITIONS one Secpnu-aVe driver was
hired. one extra man who had just heard the news
arrived al pm and was assigned 70 resniar car.
sAll Keep on hiring men as ia1t possp'S' shu ,
Mclean "and think We shall soon have al we nee'
OF tAe police Dut heir services were not
needed beyond the requirement or one policeman TO
The Offices OF the Ninth Avenue Line closed and
no ears were run throughout the day. The employees
were quietly l0uGglug IN the ne!gh0orAOod and no
si.ns OF trouble were anywhere TO he seeD
AZ the office of Tie Grand street Houston aDd Forty
second Street nue. FOrty-secOnd-,t and the North
iayer The super nten,eut was he only person tho
premises The horses all taken care or but no cars
At the Beit Line Offices. at Tenth-ave. and Fifty
sec0rd-s. everything reported quiet The pgrsl-
dent. G. Hilton Scuoner. declared that the tie
up was without warning OF any knd, and Tor his
part ne cOu not sec Tor WHAT l~.po'e Wa ofli
Inc strike on this road throws inly
SIX hundred men out OF work Inc Bell Line was
only taking care OK its Aorses al DO eIort vas nd' W
start any during the day. The company adver-
ti'es OF ooO men As conau,'ors urnens @ ana
Good wages ane permanent embioy mcht are iIoIl-e;
superintendent smith, Of the Fory--ecOnd street and
s. Nicholas Avenue Line said that most OF the men on
hls line seemed ANXIOUS 10 return anu AI" ciaS M
started over tie line towards eveninG In the carry
from the company ran one of It's
across the tracks OF the Third ATenne ana
went ufI street .ne, smashing into
enc Of but DOING little damage TINS was
the only attempt at violence tns line during the day
he various Lines OF the Dry Dock system were closed
through day Crowds Of people -Tcgafed along the
thorougnares passed by the roads aud seehed TO De
waiting Tor cars which did not come. The empi0yes
meetings AT their nan IN the Bowery violence
Superintendent newell. Of the Broadway and Seventh
Avenue line, was informed of the ue-up al IL H. vi
his way 10 the depot he ran t @rr"ss r.s "a
driver and tried 70 aseer'alh seer , ,ne so o"Isc uv,i
Inc tienp The man ha1 no iea on tAtl sc're oeNeIal
OtLer employees were equally IN iAe uht~ lhe ponce
icemcn we're on hand cary me cohduct"Is ana drivers
usually assemble Aiephi Hail. block away from the
depot. but the proprietor refused yesterday 10 le,
them have the pace; conseq lenuy many louh9r" "
around the corners anG many Went 20 Iuih nan
the morning and others promised ID DO the
same They after agreeing to return aud ttKe
u1t tHS OHAa az r. ~ i'''
unknown 10 me slperiui irhdeht tney HiH
nOt return. President Foshay accord'ngly
determined TO send out car. and this was done al
II. Captain klllca took charge ana SIX polcei'el
accompanied him. Dryer EOwleY he'd the relns ana
Conductor Bergen prepared 70 collect the fares
The passed down the avenue without interruption
and inad- a round trip successfully
The Seventh Avenue road VIII await tho turn OF az
fairs and h.re men as fast possible. Men VINO
engaged nOw,' sad MI NeNeIi. VII pe
kept no mistake ont that" Superlnten lent VI Lean
of the sharp lines. SAID the
The strikers West side were engaged
nearly al DAY in holding meetings. Inc Ienth
Avenue met at 70. LOLA IehtH-aVe',
th- Broadway and Seven have men IN Turn nan ih
Forty rnih-st. Broadway, while the EigAth
and N.nth-ave. strikers had no reEti-
lar meeting, but were gathered - III
considerable numbers in and about hall al No. e-9
Nn-h-ave. About $50 gathered al the me TIM ou
Teui have. and the number III Forty -seventh-st
In al the were Guet and orderly Litte IL
tOxlcatlOn Was observed
The employees OF the second and First Avenue lines re-
ceved word of the eup few minutes before he morn
begin running and OF course refused 20
20 10 work. They told the superintendent that they
were sorry that the tie-up had been ordered
They had grievance and were mere
" carrying the orders OF the Executive
BOari. A delegation or men was sent 70 take care
horses otherwise than haf none OF the srik
ers were at the stable during the Day. Only
policeman duty there and the nelshborhood
as quiet sunday. The president VI the com
pany said TRIBUNE reporter that ne
knew OF why his line was lied
up, unless they thought the Third Avenue
hroad getting Iance from the other r0a!s
This he said. untrue and the Third Avenue Rail-
road had been helped one cents worth By MS road