New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
THE CARS TO RUN TONIGHT
LITTLE CHANGE In THIRD AVENUE.

THE USUAL NUMBER OF CARS YEsTERDAf-N"
SETTLEMENT INDICATED.
The thirteenth day of the Third Avenue
eo,lroad strike passed without incident and settle
ment is apparently nearer than when tue trouo W
ga, Each side SAYS that the other IL weakening pnt
app,rently both are firm. Inspector steers mas h' one
OF the cars fitted up with cushions ana 'ao'es " w
rs headquarters The policemen ON o"'' "o'u' '"o
stables have been made as comfortaoie as Possoio "
other cars The cars began running on the main Hhe
,,a,,a a, 40 m There were sixty-three run on
a., min line ten in One-hundred and -twenty-iiith ST.
mud four cable The piekets OF the Empire
Protective Association are vigilant anu say '"''
49,, oan,rro nearly all tine good drivers that
49, oon,nanv secures From the assemblies
Of the Knights of Labor outside of New-iork
thev learn what men are secured for the company
and meet them on their arrival Ii Is asserted that
many the good drivers now at work are m9moers Vi
the Empire Protc tive Association.
About 9 a III. there a collision at Grand-st ana
the Bowery between No. 5. OF the Fourth Avenue
line driven by Thomas Crawford. and car No OF tue
Third Avenue line driven by William Beese The FOURTH
Avenue car had the right OF way but Beese cou 1o' %
1nanage bolh brake at the same time ana his
car made nig hole the Fourth Avenue car an proke
several windows. Tue roof OF tne M in sh hoarI was
Ient Both car, were well filed but no one was hnrt.
The Rev Fther Dcusherty had @ ,aT ia cnnfeTence tme
loon President Lyon ana tnen naa pn'c,Ive
with tue Executive Board of the Empre fio'ectNe
NJ IVo saws that tonight intends to run cars all
night aud that strikers do not 90 TO WORK ny te
II
The strikers their first stage at 4:l5 M IT Wao
Line aud made the trip from EiShty-sKh-s,. 20 10y 10y
Ua in an uoIr well ps'ronzed II Is sdih tllt
sngcs have secured and they will be run
regularly Ia horses can be procurel ,, ,,,,t
The statement made by Executive Board last hight
said: -
The las, twenty hours have been busy On,s e. but
eeheI ,ee has ns Ta 6aS4 4h tv nth sire Dtpo Who
Ss. @ n 10 by agents The lhd Ayenus Rail
company under promise e ~ ras PER from Poton The
rs lot Of trouue received vas when Ne % n
p p zee on ~ - our we're al one sent
boston for he C Qe & a en- sf gnTas a V the cav were
not haif The LADIES ar bycotung tne Toaa 0"uS ~
i6. 1hs hsy H Irce here toiaS no started
toay hin ester The IVES SIDE hee - but one po-
ucenlan wnerc for were Dr vcusy stationed a., ,,,,v
Anarw r. Res gi ana 1r + M e, wTe b5ie ts Gran Jury
in connection ne strs VISITED the 1stI'', 1t m
he sam o. bonds nan for al ne menus cI I've
Ho1TG o1r 81 !" nc fs.em6y 30 s prepared to cary on
the stse aug time the Board OF NO - slonh oe oon
AwGng the received today were notices i 90 i e"tt
also anihor drs" On ga III Tor 80 NOR al ~
II, Trio \ iisecs,ioa A Car uIyers rooSa sent notice
Thai Vt receive 90 IRON them on aar'day rncTs @
a. @ lment the Broa WAY road u New for% sS14 an
nesmt1on ZOO Car No. was win horses with
ont shoes ~ also No 6, winch eii haIemat 90
T. ~ Re- uijou- received IRON the Franklin s,ca
to- o. ,,eA !g % " ke@pefs and nice Clerks
s',n. TIA, ne h,d bogcotod the road and oaene nnsn
"a l.
momle,s Iilins The rnlri Avenue road.
Cn.f.. H. ia on VINO /, tssIsiing Mr.. Eccesne IN the
1eral work OF the Executive Board, caird at
me bea lunarters last night and said thal there
WIS no news in regard to the indictments lie hau
called on MI Iauicrbach hut hal accomplished )hlns
John Miller lie pu,"n who put siones In the can,e
box Al -Iud-th ysecond-Nt aid hth-anr
a., v,u!ny was HELD g. $500 bonds III the Harlem 70
lice Court yesterday His offence is felony ana j.
1unisntple by ten years in the states prison Johh
Sts url " % HuprarCd witness Tor Mller was DR.
rested ami held IN - 800 bonds AS an accOmpllce
ames Krys md John Lennon. drivers on DINER lbes
who nd lnteIfered with the running OF the lhid-aV
cars were ned $500 hall each III the Harlem court
I'm the General Sessions. Patrick Tanner. formerly
driy, on Thir,-ave was scntrDced Tor strklhs
CHARLES Merkie In the EsseX Market Court, JOLh
NcDerlnot fined SlO Tor driving Grabu-st car IN
"a =.
Thr Grand Jury heard further testimony yesterday 10
rcatn To the Third-ayc strike. Police Sergeant Ihck
Eouu.lsInan Good speed and Policemen ONcll ShsrAey
aud Rock all OF the Twenty.sXh Precinct were exam
ined No indictments were found, but 1t II eXIeceu
that some may be found so"n .,.,.
The R1iroan Commissioners received to-day petitions
from merchants on the line OF the rnrda ve road com
ranIup tna they losing business by the fa re OF
that road ruu The D0hri passed rcooiutIohs
crIsnrjng The Third Avenue Company for hot running
more car, warning the road that unless IL runs S
full con plemcnt of cars complaint would be haio 10
Attorney General