New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
SCENES OF DISORDER IN THIRD-AvE.

ABOUT a DOZEN UNION MEN LEAVE THEIR CARS
ARREST OF SEVERAL MIN.
The officials of the Third Avenue Railroad had
hardly reached their homes between and o'clock
YESTERDAY morning when messengers from the stables
informed them II at trouble likely to occur there.
But when the hour to take out the cars on the morning
turn came all the drivers and conductors IN the en-
plov Of the company on hand and took out theT
cars in regular order On the Harlem section OF the
road n number of union men had been employed and
they told the superintendent that they could not 20 10
work as they had been ordered not to- They we're
told TO take their whips aud rubber coats from the
stable as their services ould not be needed any
longer In all ABOUT dozen men left the employ OF
the company on the Harlem section, but not one on
the City Hall section
There was little excitement around the sixty
ffth-st stables. Captain Gunner was there with
souad of Gftv policemen The only arrests made were
Thomas Dipniran Isaac Stein and Charles Frank for
intm,dating the drivers and Patrick Ryan tor being
drunk and disorderIy. Ryan was sent TO the Island
for ten davs and the three others will each do time
for a month
The Third-ave drivers who strike met IN
Columbia Hall in First-ave between sixty-ifth and
sixtv-sixtb SITS. Little done, however They
sin ply aed for the action of the Executive Board
The Second and First ave. men met at Eighty
second-st and Avenue A.. but the meeting was merely
for II puprose Of keeping TIE together. Speeches
we're made by the drivers and conductors advising the
men to hold out until the Third-ave all taken
back
Until late hour last night travel on the road was
great ana the Third Avenue Company blessed tue te-
daily receipts II s estimated that no less than 4oOoo
people rode the cars during the day ana up 10 hu-
night The estimate s made from the number or laTes
turned III by rhe conductors, but as the latter reapee
heavy harvest the number mentioned VIII ds aai
During afternoon and evening all the cars that
passed the depot were crowded and and as the pas pas,
over fifty people waiting for cars to come President
Lyon. Wee. President Hart snperintsndent ROD,
depot until late Pre.iden! Lyon 6n.s,t sa' wa bn IN
ly pleased with he which affairs had tak"n
rumor circulated In the afternoon that general
onslaught or building the drivers on the road
ArEangements had been made. however to collect
''e one Of Bolen Il Byrnes's drivers tried to
in front of car at Forty-seventh-st and Third
a iarge hole in side. The horse was taken TO the
depot aud put into the hospital ar. As naksd a a.
Tyenty-nintL-si, and a crowd OF strikers anu the
sympathzers gathered around thel car, hooting ana
noving The animals thoroughly frightened sprans
the air. uncouping rno rIns "not Will
to hold them but could not he was pulled over the
dashboard and as no struck ihe GROUND icy .he % 10 10
driver OF car that came up behind was ,rea shars
ing to the forward car shs crTMe Ss ean aiso
squad OF police charged the rIoers and by liberal
uss of tie club drove tnem away No made
the mob threw fodr-ounce e'd Sih.er
into the car and hit one OF the passengers back OF e
rioter was heard TO say GIVE IL 10 the "omen
they The scab cars"
The police looking for James Z. Ora
ham and william I. Boyle the master wOrkmen VINO
sent Thlrd-ave. Friday 10 distribute
slips on which All appeal Tor the % strike.
Neither workmen could lie found and IL sail
that hdinZ ~ escape arrest
While "A laird Avenue ear was passing through the
John Cal ahan OF No. 80 Eldrdgr-st attacked
me conductor, Frederick Greenly. Grreny drew re-
waiver and his a~sant Both men were locked up
IN the Mercer STREET Police station
Iacob Graf age fity OF No 1873 East Fifteth-st who
was on a Third. IL passing lOriy-thlrl-
a. was struck the head by sione which was thrown
AT the conductor by some unknown person Gras head
was cut. He went nome =, -,
sna,v fter noon a striker named Michael Farley. OF
Ma 3Os East Thirty-eigntn-st., hurled stone at
dryer owen Luther. WHO was IN ch'rEo
OF a Third Avenue car when was
nassing Ninety second-sL on Its way uptown IOic'-
man Ford Of The ven hrd PIecI e. caught itioy
and was AT once surrounded ~ - sio"d OF rhmahA
Farley struck The officer the ftce ana EicAed MN VIZ
orously Four officers went 10 fofds dsals Ahec' anu
,ffer i,eng struck the back or the hrin MIN
a eub Farley subniticd lie was arraigned ~ the mar
Icn Polce Court anifJustice Gorma put MN uh"er
500 nail tor for assalting The ocer anu -"