New-York tribune., 1886-08-27

cutting his scalp and brusIng him generally. He
Reilly HPa .:sso a'
wss arrested for attacking supposed soab" and was
he IN &
"scsb" st Albert Heusrt an nofensivs German clerk
S5oIsn and h. wa wa. taken to the Roosevelt Ec.pis.
G:SEss psdss .; No. r y flts.s as, hs W. ra.:iss
Goodman, tailor. Of ffth-st Tho "scab" CRY was
mn' ossnss sS the s! Vs ss. with s; %
REuissd @o.s.., They were taken to the RoOseyols
fhoma s10sssss
Identified as two Of the assalants Of tho wounded man.
dnere were few other arrests for assault aud seven
The company began the work Of the day by paying of
Ses e'Gs' Hart and
with F. Donovan Of the State Board Of ARBITRATION.
Rernsn sa
ware gons over. The Executive Committee of the En-
proposition settle the trouble BY arbitration They
offered again TO have the men go to work on
matter wa, being decided by th. State Board OF Arbtra
ton They also offered to resume work At the reduced
company's books shoud show that the reductions
MI But these Offer: were both h rejected There
little after p M tho crowd caught sight Of man
as ssaSS an R 9 Of 'y
raised and the crowd gave chase Tfe man ran down
house @ %'iS No. mtg 4G0 90 Vest Vest
s aSy % q the cS One of got
enough to him to hit him on the nose and start ths
the roofs and got into the top floor Of No
49, door . tho ocr SsSd @ AND he
IT, There was woman in the room and the abrup en-
the sad
cries attracted the attention Of Officer Valentine
mh o tSe Of the Td Pfsso wSs snd Ne Wa, ea
the sidewalk brick which had been thrown from the
ehin of tho Seventeenth Precinct. with squad Of men,
had had arrived by this time; and the ser sergeant
structiOns to shoot down tho h'' first man
who attempted to throw brick Three mo more re
suppress with bullets the first hostile movement The
cort of police was sent up to the Elevated railroad sta
tiou.
Immediately after the Broadway strike was settled
the Executive Board Of the Empire Protective Assoca
ton the office of the Belt Line and for
they hope to end the Belt Line strike. The members OF
the Board also promised that there would be no general
On the Sixth Avenue road everything was running
as usual yesterday aud there were no indications OF
strike n. X. Lusk, Of the inspectors, hit By
stabeman named Burns with an iron bar and his head
was badly cut Lusk was said by OF the employees 70
bs "spoter" on the road and a non-unlOn man. He
was unpopular and 1t said that he qusrrelled with
Burns. committee Of the employees Of the road called
President Curtss TO submit Of their grievances
but as far as ascertaIned no concessions were made
PresdenI Curtss retlceut with regard the
"The committed" he said, "desired to have
some OF the employees who had been dis
charged reinstatod, and the road declined to do
Everything has been done to satisfy the reasonable de-
mands OF the and If they decide to te-up the line
they WILL do 1t to their own regret, We will not reem.
poy one who leaves US under these conditions.
do not think that the majority of tho desire 20
strike Tney are satisfied with the present arrange
ments but pressure has been brought to bear
them by the Broad way and Belt line employees to
duce them 20 join In the tie up. We are In communica
tion with the Broadway Road at tho present time and
within three days could 300 men take the
places of present employees should they leave us.
Secretary William j. Richardson Of the Atlantic
Avenue Railroad Company OF Brooklyn, denied yeste
day that he said reporter that the that the
lines OF that company would be tied yesterday
ing night be true.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday John
Flynn. W no arrested by Detective Price for OBJ
structing the Broadway cars Wednesday, was SEN
fenced 10 Blackwelps Island for three months.
" W. Bell who attacked by strikers and shot one
OF them named Hugh Prior, has been sent to the House
OF Detention witness against the wounded man,
having that Prior assaulted him. Prior ia under
arrest at the hospital.