New-York tribune., 1886-05-05
have fought It to the end American citizens cann'' IL
ford to yield to boycotters
THE THIRD AVENUE STRIKE.


THE THIRD AVENUE STRIKE.
.Acs RUNNING REGULARLY-A FRACAs IN IHh
rorRru wARD-sTATrMEyr OF THE STRIKERS.
Tb,rc i, little change IN the Thirdave. car strike
tpmors OF an early settlement have been current but
ootb .be strikers and the Company say that they
know O, no further conferences hav-
,no bce. proposed The officers Of the company are
vet,cent and will say nothing except that the strike is
nrsct,eay over that the company has all the men It
wants and will not under any circumstances take any
of the strikers tack Mr. Lyon says that if the reports
concerning the conferences between Messrs Lau'er-
bach and Ecclt sine correct Mr. auterbach hau DO
authority to make any such proportion as 1e Is s"
10 have made and that he yonl as pre- tso'ht OF INC
road knows nothing about it, superintendent hooer-
sop said that there were now enough running to
accommodate the travel. 1hey began running III 900
a. w. Yesterday aud he expected them to run all nsht
The horses are not in good condition and Mr. berghs
men are frequently compelled to take them from Tue
cars This always causes block.
The only serious trouble yesterday was when car
No of the Thrd-ave line got on the down track
of tho Secona ave road at Pearl-st. and Park Row.
The horses knew they wrong and baked. but
with the aid of a sergeant from the sixth Precinct the
car WAS starred and il was decided to go over the
Second-aye tracks TO Peck Slip. When the car got
near tne it gave chance to tie people OF the
Fourth Ward which they gladly took advantage oil.
The car made target OF ana ln a sho't tlme
there was not q whole window IN It, lhe driver anu
conductor bad taken refuge HON tbe shower OF etoo'
and rotten ycset ,bles which thrown at them by
the time the from the Fourth Precinct arrived
and restored order. . ., H.,
headauai teS were filled with men all day long III was
n onet orderly CROWD. .and there was no trouble lbe
free stages were run regularly and turned i'll a iar
amount of mcLey from voluntary contributions. lhey
were crow led. blt there was no disorder among t.e
passengers 1, 1, claimed that eight ot the companys
drivers were captured yesterday and the staciheh Is
made that when the next pay day comes around u
number OF the men will join the strikers. .,, .
Tire strikers de The following statement laSt hen'
Onr work gone smary day and the prospects are
E os S m, al Gsatisei ant VIII
iSe e5@pany etie With several Of them %emadd
iher pay ,SaS onSnSs 1 %o new drivers were
b. tompsny to-day 1hdave car 20 q Ca.i ] e ~ ear
No II: at forrS second and Third tie Forty
st. car aa ~ 1i m IS honse and the horse was INJURED d
after taken to hc ncsPia 81 ne se SfSf1
court Who discharged Reaie bqt sent James KEYS
nonSs sor H. SAL live were engaged
a i ro a%aS Al ,a Fi at .5 w. TIE a1 fIr
nap nap "' taT 40 To- ran into truck one hundred
andwcnet at 55 M ald the ec lroa' M ss ssp & ws
psce Ca 1opies OF the asv Of Mrs Duggan rela i've
,sa 70 e to Sern e. Board ' Of id HeItn a iaway
this moInnS sF Ie S,dssS sstoa II or uo
Shares o. St Cnon tlgo Conpany rhe o1rIy G
M yiScr of No - whcl sscd Cooucr Ins itHt at
~, t. da, ,ne on lhe Island short ae aSo
The fn Boari present al day 10 morr " the mdicod
me 10 hOlG meeting at the 'frne session ,oo N
IT, r,.eip today register J0nn KellN SlOU; r
Ilvycr s.. stephen ;. hyal. -, Mnhae hcnne4y' sU
Sout Orwalk Cooperative Hat lmDa1S 90 j. H. bui'
viu<Ie II; n - Miner ~ J. H. NJ, II; G j. lec1t 81
William iennct =; MuDhy o.. -; Ei steli hantlo
WIZ - Joseph iulHnsein y II ;. hlTieI; -;
ee1fs r. II. Marin. ST.; John q: Martin ~ Tim Har'
rington. 81 ii J. kuntI u; 1us'sy Lsaer' 80
%n }on Nc Ac si = Marion fn' oSn yaran
Ise i Z { hra T@ hsa Co u u Atlantic ey%S GanG
50; Iho,nas MoGgire. IL l. : l. ennan >. Seofge T.
NJ. 81 %. Progressive FAINTER, S3O; neIgta chaPel
S. 2j Jouraa chapel. 81 %; Giios j0b p:nteIs 80
Joln anue from other sources brou ght
up The total sub crpuOns TO about $4,000 Today
A committee OF citiLens headed 10y Park Coinmls'
sonrr rImmns the eadquarterso of the strikers
last night in consultation with The Executive Board
They ais, waited the officers OF the company III Is
bou,d that they NAV a settlement
The trial of Chairman ODonne and other members
of the Empire Association is set down for to-day
before Recorder Snytb in the General Sessions, but
The case may not he reached
James NcAleer of No. 24G MODroe-st.. was before
,u,tlce Duifv IN tie Essex Market Police Court yestcr-
dav charged with deliberately drlvlng his ice wagon
alainst Ihird-ave car, nearly throwing 1t IRON the
1rack aud causing delay. He was fined $40.
Patrick Damn of 80. 90 Fourtb-st., a driver of
Second ave- car into Ihirdave. car at Division
81 and the Bowery on Monday. damaging both cars
considerably lie was arrested and charged with
doing it wilfully lie was compelled to pay hoe
of $40.
In the Harlem Police Court Patrick Murphy was
fned $40 for OBTAINING Third-ave car by driving IN
front Of from Ninety second to Northumberland
fOurth-st.