New-York tribune., 1886-06-06


President Hart of Third Avenue line last night and
the resumlne OF supposed by to be the
result Of that meeting.
The Brooklyn police wcro informed about l
o'clock this morning by Mr.. Sullivan superln-
tendent OF tho Cross Town lne who is said to be q
knight OF Labor that all Brooklyn lines
would begin running at 5 a. m to-day.
CAUSES AND EFFECTS OF THE STRIKE.
sHAEPs ROADS NOT WHOLLY INTERRUPTED SIN
GLE CARS RUN on SOME LINES.
The Executive Board of the Empire Pro-
| tective Association plunged New-York Brooklyn and
| Long Island City yesterday into the mIseries and
Inconvenience OF a general "tieup." Tho Third
Avenue strike has plainly proved itself abortivo long
ago aud In the last stages Of dissolution. The
forced contributions from the drivers and conductors
of the other nes from which the strikers subsisted In
a way and managers drew their weekly salaries
had become less and less prompt and substantial The
ntetprsng hopkeepers along the Bpwery and on the
East Side generally vino advertised their work at first
| by swelling tho strikers fund and selling "Union"
hats shoes and strikers groceries and liquors. grew
| more and more Indifferent, and took to welcoming
| "scab" customers as genuine Knights. Laboring men
and women ride the boycotted street-cars
and the unfeelng OF the hall in which the strk-
| ers had their headquarters finally asked them
| for It for another Things were desperate
and Executive Board early yesterday morning
called every conductor driver and stableman in Its
! control in the three cities.
The astonished citizens consequently who ride down
business every morning the Fourth Avenue Broad
wal and other roads, found nothing left them yesterday
after waiting minutes in vain for beaed cars whcn
came, but to turn long-disance pedestrians or
walk OF their way TO the elevated stations and pay
double fare Most have decided dsnclina'ion Tor
pedestransm in June and fondness for small change
to an unusual degree. The travellers talked
moro and much loudly than the rest. For them
the roads of red line or retreat Ihe sun
| beat down upartally on both sidewalks and one had
either grin aud bear 1t take refuge with the exor
bitant drivers of and cabs. These Jehus we're
| In the height OF huuor and prosperity. Instead OF
bumbly aud otlcl0usy salung one half block oh they
percned upon their seats reading daily papers ana
condescendng to take passenger, around the corner o
| a dollar down town for two dollars ana half
Many people who rode In hansOms before got into
them yesterday and looked Ill at One old aF 10
West Tweny-t nird.st found herself unable to get out
/ after having ridden down from upper Broadway, aud
attracted crowd before she was landed safely on the
| sidewalk An incautous old gentleman ordered CAP
without counting the and hii wrange in Broad
way with the about the size OF the fare Tho
cabman got $3 finally by holding to some Of the old
gentlcinais effects until tue affair was adjusted The
catrtavc-~tani at Broadway anu Twenty-thrdst. was
| almost deserted
Not all of the roads fortunately "tiedup" the
| whole day. The Thri-aye. OF course, with Its nom
union rvers and conductors ran It's full number OF cars
and put ON as many as possible. Relays OF
horses were stationed along the route and though rvc
WAS sometimes blocked ny heavy loads and frequent
changes there continuous movement or ci1sed
aud open all day. Ilore fa'es were taKen too 'nn
treasury O the road could nave sho"h ior
| half do zen days previous. 49,. a., .,
IL was Iumorcd early yesterday morning tha tle tenn
porary tll have had been lled up Iney aP
polrrd AS usual the afternoon AMI we're crowded Doth
| up and down. Fiithave. WAS unusually iu oI uuste
ami brilliant equlpdgrs III ne ai'ernoou. % @
well The more stately lahddl@' Vcl'rlaS ahl
pleasure carriages rolled ana ritteu ovef Tue new
edible stones to Tnrtysixthst and then turned on to
Miii-on-ave. in picturesque coniu'l"l ABOVE for'y'
The leaders were baAed howevcrDy ths unpreseiene
cd conduct OF eutvnrd Street anI the
Christopher and Tenth street roads fIfty cars an ou
were these roais. The example OF tDe men Oh
ne.e line, IN reporting for duty III aconsdrrtble num-
hcr gave nope tnit the men on other lines
| would follow their example. some OF the
men on the Broadway and seventh Avenue line informed
superintendent Newell early in the day that they wnud
run cars out but these men evidently rll unler te con-
troll of the pckets and failed to appear at the appointed
hour The seventh Avenue road ran car
down at p. H. and the F"urn Avenue l,he y. me-
WISE Al p m the Forty-second street and 81 Nicholas
Avenue Company began running cars Inc Och'r"
Information Of the strike sent to Police sgPera-
tenden5 Mnrray At ns ao"'e $50 a. m. he was at
Police Ieadquare ers. teegfa hlng Orders a a. inqur"s
Before o'ciocK he n"' rssrrys, u' on duty.
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iuesday were ready for work IN suppre.sng any
trouble might be brewing. Az leaves oi aosrnoo
orders Throughout the department there were genera
preparations possible fight Detachnents oi tne
rest ryes were collected at various points where they
could he speedily brought into service at the car depols
aud SaSss ior' Police saaquarrr SU sn "i and
some stage. drawn up III 'front.' OF
the building furnish transportation IN case the ne
ros from he Annexed District Ghe only yet in
usel were brought 10 headquarters aso: Iaptaius VI
with u,Js
Early in the forenoon Mr.. Murray said that quiet
sxpect any troaOe. but was iHy W, prepared re- .,,
ton California tomorrow. SAID he was glad the strike
was ordered before MS vacation began II lnere Dau 10
he another strike lie predicted @ INA, nnev ,e o he strE
ers ta companle. are svins SnIpoF! - ,ms
mat nat the Third Avenue Company has made made
the fight alone, and tue .er strikers ,~nt wM
D of the strike account for all the money
wnrcn tncy handled during the ilgn. W.T. tne
Tnr Avenue folks and they may have orered another
str,xe expecting that the excitement will prevent al
A. i::,o n H. superintendent Murray received dis
match from aptan McCuagh, Of the 5cyenteentn fre-
cnc tnat there trodble III Avenue B near ienth
Ih. patro wagons and whirlrd quickly away IN
the direction OF Avenue b. car nau oeen iu os v
the de pot Avenue line at au"uo
z n m and had started down town with Few polceneh
on the patforms to make TRIP ovsr sne a ivne NV
the car reached Tonb-st ts proSress was oiocheu w
Lad Of cellar dirt which du nped on the track py
carnan In sympathy with tue s,riAer@ r "a, ~ ,ero
of men and boys collected an some soes Wero .iIo" %
At Ihe car Captain McCulagh aid few policemen with
him prevented serious damase pIt wvre we're , nvs ao @
arr, sled and the Fifth street Police stton
suddenly the two patrol wagons @ nom ana
rolled up. The policemen sprans 10 Tue pa'een. a a.
prclor Byrnes ordered them TO disprrse tue ciowa
CluDs we're used sparlns, our roaa ino traeKs was
.noyellrd aside and the car passed on tow"iu
th, iiy Hall Then the police went up To IhrtcehtsI.
w%ere :, arse lumber truck los OF heavy tlnbers
left on Iao trask Anotner I vn onst ~ rue