New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-09
THIRD.AvE. STRIKERS FIRM.
STILL CONFIDENT IN SPITE OF MR.. LYON.
COMPETENT NEW MEN NOT To BE pIsChA""hD-
WHAT is SAID on Roth sIDEs.

COMPETENT NEW MEN NOT To BE DIsCHAhoED-
WHAT is SAID on Roth sIDEs.
Notwithstanding the ultimatum OF President
LYON of tho Third Avenue Railroad giving t"o
striking car-driyers aud conductors Oh '""s
ro,d until midnight to return to their places
urder the terms OF the agreement. made by part OF .no
r,ecptiye Committee OF tho Empire Association which
was repu lated by tue body OF the moh'
thu strikers made no overuros yesterday ioohns w
scttemen The were running as usual WIN INC "o
unio men on the platforms The heavy rain OF Tue carry
morning caught many Of them unprepared with oicoths
or waterproof garments and they stood up to their "orh
dreuched to the sKu The solitary policeman VINO acts
IA Guard to took refuge from the storm "'th"
,hc ear But offered TO Interfere with the drivers
The ret OF the new is getting to be looked upon
s an established fact along the route ana there Is uay
less effort to annoy them by the str'Aer'
.nd their sympathizers Tho wholesome PUNISH
ment meted out In the police courts mas
also contributed not little towari nus aesrao sou
of things Tine strikers at their hall Ia ElghtS
expressed great indignation at the action o, 20
Justice Murray In sentencing Luxe hOuhJ' as.' P
one months imprisonment Roddy. VINO Is pig DRUID"
lokIng fellow knocked down and kicked the lttie son
OF driver. VINO was taxing ne ia hsI pni
in The newspapers yesterday that Mr. Ianerhach hal
offered for the company TO axe all the strikers PACK en
their Satisfaction that President Lyon ionnu IL
gs tp, Of the report lie again informed
the men that on no account would any OF .hrm
strikers. lie said that Mr.. Lanterbach had dened
making such an agreement likewise. Mr. lanteiencn
denied Tho story which cmanated from the strkers
ae"% mesns With to '9S tho eaTf @
born q0a 90 Inc On s to Spp the rhrayc
line Ia its f.ht. Mri Lyon dId nor hesitate,
let 1t be known that such course was ii perfectly
The light making. said he. "s nsht flor fSr
every road and every corporation III ms eny
to exercise its right to manage letters tp" @
all over country urging 70 stand firm, as we were
lighting the battles OF Them all" -, o
"1ow Is the boycott affecting inc roahs Uauc' was
Our cars are carrying plenty o,p.ope" he replied
thousands VINO ride the road to show that they 40
not believe In boycotts Nc can stand 1t as long aS the
The statement from the strikers headquarters
last night was to this effect;
captaed s the ncn6ers OF b.ste, Blu. have
been seenrs by ntm e tcay Nu sinco is
Experienced among The n The me n n womb come
ba they would in cou lie OF We k. fek1t
reports STOW and s on Thirdave for The
sO hegs SsG NJ es S %sre At a
oni.ave ZOO on Fourhave, and bd 81 ON Ihrdaye;
along the avenue - calei
10 the fact hat by In to repac the od
,p Sr,ngh:Sre ~ deprivins the have
fer wears ara IN 6 ea qP 1e COW WE'RE Eoss to get
the stores AT O'clock this driver nmeH
hioirenan ased block. AMI then returned ana
ceirts 70 Jay were about 1000
Mr. Lyons denial that there was any private and
ecutive Committee and Mr. Liuterbach Is met win ne
! statement that there were 10 less tnil
eight men who present ana hearh NE
agreement which made and are ready To make am
davis to that effect 1t stated at tine headquarters
OF The strikers there had been no request lnaue Dy
them TO oil her organizations to boycott the road
Many OF the were run yesterday wthOut INC Gus
| tonnry guard OF two policemen. Captain Gunner
said last night that he could reason now why Tue
police should continue guard the cars anu property oil
| the company ..--, 49,.
The srikcfs were in a moro hopeful mood than
,hcy were Last niuht They think their chances for WIN
| ming are "a good they were when me strlAe
| began despite the notice sent out by President Lyon
that all cunec the road and It's FORMER EN-
ployes ended at p