New-York tribune., 1886-05-08
sTRIKELEADERs FORCEDOUT
O'DONNELL. DOWNING AND HUGHES RE-
SIGN.
VOTING TO CONTINUE TIE sTRIKr-THE coMfANfs :
UL1IMA1UM.

SIGN
VOTING TO CONTINUE TIE sTRlKE-THE CoMrAN'
UL1IMAIUM.
The meeting of District Assembly 10 ot the
Knights OF Labor which Includes al tho streecar c'n
poyes IN NewYork and vicinity. was long ana s'or,
ono Thrr.aav night AMI It was until a. m thst u
adjourned. Joseph +. ODonnel, James r. Do"""s
and John Hughes, tho members OF the ExeeulNo Do""
who signed tho proposition submitted oy tno in''i
nne Railroad Company on Wednesday night by whchH
was supposec for time that the strike was se''eu'
were requested resign from the Board ana 'ne Po
sition of the company rejected The three non Nv
fendcd their action in approving the propostoh "ey
said that the tcrms were as favorable "s 'hcy peo'e
could be obtained and while they were not Ill '" ''0
men wanted they were much more thah 'no oonP"",
wanted to give 1t stated that an agreeinen. hu
been made in the presence oil witnesses ny ""'o" ~
company had promised within fourteen days 10 'aAo
hack all the old empoyes except abodt haif doAo"'
,sho were to have employment elsewhere and that tho
same wages were be paid as are pad py ho ro"''n
Avenue Company. The men claimed tha' 'ney 's"'u
the proposition In perfect good faith' ooeau'o '"''
tbought that the best interests OF the men wou" po
served by IT, In spite Of the speeches. however III"
proposition was declined almost unanimously
The vacancies in the Executive Board were hed oy
the election OF Patrick oRourke Thomas /. coliun ""
william Boyle. The Board now consists Vi 'i'no'
| Graham Andrew D. Bost william Wallace, stephen ~
|
mousv I'm favor OF continuing tho strike unt tue con"
| pany agrees TO take back all the Old enpoyes
Lame, r Downing has made tho following stalemehs
mYoe coser necessary make statement IN
to ie ynnas sns q Rron @ compDv At
hch @ was held IN the House between
os Gh5a r. Ga
OG eOGf s. sfa Mary and Baxter
After al 1aa rep pes and vote was
the acceptance OF the % Drsent Voted IN favor
OF ts pfGp0'D% 9ss members declined
and Is 70 . ro5% m sph a @
eea1se e believed that offered y M @
SsGs a; %f P%sSa s ss
wiian Say s evr and sas these
good s fsq S4 Gsd0Fs Ss aeasn ias that
TS ay THAT % any n. %Sen sqSa %a
bacs house left US for mo nen u1 M We @ reaGne %
aai a1 Ts;
a' nor ns aroS SSRs m s went there
and s1sn 5 and lie ssES
'ed ard am always wg M 10 aP,s p 10SG y S
President Lyon said he thought the removal OF the
members Of Executive Board and tho refusal to ac
cep the o tas oa dened clearly the position
| OF the company
OFFICE OF THIRD AVENUE RALloAD co.,
NEw.Y onK. May Z 1886. .
The Company has m been @ Willing m l5q% npcter ,e
start to MI yadscss Daa have less
dav When Mr. Cnmmns inervened on benaii OF i 70
peope along the company thou ght 1t ls duty 10
devise etlod whereby such vaea.eaes as
could be number of vacancies whc9 then existed o
,her ,%e acon secordnsy Tnre days time
SdR + SsS Ts make f "S to III these
canes When this time shall have expired & Wi h os mo mo
NO further conference with any one % s
AZ ae employees will II thereafter any lndiy
shall present himself for YoS ss Prsden
The car. ran regularly yesterday. Tue number o police
Oh duty is being constantly reduced. ., -, A.. r,,,
TRIBUNE reporter boarded car NO - of tne iniru-
ave- line as 1t its way uptown about a. in yes,
terday lie stood on the front platform SMOKING ana
chatting with Officer Harvey, but their conversation
was abruptly roken off by loud whirrng noise ana
an instant later knife struck the brake near the driver
club % and fell at his feet The blade of short
the handle. which could not be found Inc pocelns
a gang OF Italian streetsweepers could be found. Inc
| knife was lOnS-b -bladed case-knlie
The history Of the days proceeding was tod last hsh'
| by Secretary milford AS follows:
since our report Of Brothers
acsspe5 pSwpef ana Braaer; r. ooniEc Thomas oam
aae 2aeancc The Ess oa was This afternoon
y the fefsSn s as Of de aGm' fST fSes in
running order there has been 40 break m the n.nas
, e ns nd % Hvdao n any En a'
ssr S DSm Ss G1s si G oS 1SE e Se hc
Germany hIns the SumSer o @ cses
pc sent cut IoIn second an ana @ afe' a e,e
and OF the passengers ginE downtown ioT dne ~" M
Ii 4. 10 T. H. inc io'ai
ave was ST. number OF 9sscngfrS 2&li There were %
Third ave. carrying AS les,engcrs anu nom D. 10
n, or, he from Iy-fiftlst there were lO2 sec
nnGaye 3Os0 passengers Ihldaye o. ears WIN
making tOtain the four hours OF 81
more passengers the Secondave than on inc lhltd
the Third Avenue carried one quarter more
passengers than the second Avenue But siStyiur its
SNlynfihst AMI city nan up 10
N m on The Third Avenue. A BOYD. ieweller, Of No
lnH East Seventy Gths. has eutei the Board with
lie sold 10 the hiches: bidder Tor t
benefit OF tie Thirty thousand cSets have been IS
sued !Or the sacred concerts 10 DC gwen Dy th'
Baf Musical Club at non PARK at one b. nd red sll
and Washrgt on Park sunday after
noon Nav 10 hundred people viii take the en-
terfaument total receipts about 81 ono The 1o
loving be placed Oh tine road unltet
Clo'hng VITA fine Of 80 branches Nos and
of the Amag lnated Society of Carpenters and Joners
Unired Derrc&mrn's Union Wooicaryers Association
Plassman Association. and Waters Union NO. s.