New-York tribune., 1886-04-22

indictment. Tie company nhs A"Ps sho ''' '''
wrecked on Monday plight in precisely the same con-
siton IN which 1t came to the stable lie to he
used ms evidence. Ecclesne ridcues the idea OF
charge of conspiracy against these men, Even IL II can
Dol rovcd that they were responsible for the ne-up
,bey would only have been exercising their consttu-
tonal right TO ctIten the redress OF grievances
Chairman ODonnell said yesterday: Il do not think
that we shall be able to tie-up the Third Avenue
road ticht than 1t Is tied rp now. do not thmS IL
womb bc wise make public plans AT present. bnt
can say this much; you may look ont for curious ue
velopmcnts at almost any time. We are III the same
position as we were before the Eaircad Commissioners
took the matter hand and have not lost the hsh1 YET
= by n long shot"
The other members Of the Executive Board asree'
with Mr.. ODonnell to the mprobaniity OF ano'"or
general te-up"
II is stated on good authority that the Bleecker ana
ruentv third Street roads under the management OF
Jacob sharp will be tied up " this morning. william
Wallace. one the members OF the Executive boau'
learned from pickets that Mr. sharps company was
nreasiug in drivers which furnished to the Third
.a,,. ,oad An inyestication convinced Mr.. Wallace
that the charge we'll founded and he so reported 10
tho Executive Board and 1t was said that they haa de-
cidei 10 tic up" tho road n order to put an end TO
such practices
A meeting OF tho Empire Protective Association was
held last night and the situation OF affairs was as
cussed thoroughly It desGed to levy an assessment
for the benefit OF the men who are on strRc me
course OF tho Executive Board approved ana they
were guaranteed the support OF tie district IN conthn
iug the fight Representatives. from SIX districts OF
knights OF Labor in and around New forE ohered the
sympathy and support Of thcir organzatlops
. The Railroad Commissioners went to Albany on the
$3.50 D. H. trai- Thoy did not take bright view OF to
situation. Mr. Herman shook his head when asked Ills
upnion OF the state OF affairs and sad Ihe OUTLOOK
gloomy and how the strike Is going 70 eh.
They will prepare their opinion as soon ss lne ne 9nos %
ons proposed by Mr.. Ecclcsne pave beeI scat to them
md ihcy have hal chance properly 10 invcstga tie
phases of the affair opened up by those Questions
the for guarding the Thrd-ave cars were
the hose OF the previous NUT NUT
Headquarters and was IN constant con-
, ; imsn.ct"rs Bvrnes and steers were watching
the police and cars Thrd-ave and Inspector Dliks
was looking after cars in Onehundfeda wen
ST. and beyond the Harlem River President ffench
went to The Central ONCE late In the afternoon ana ne
pied published report hat he ana % ,ooI oo
as possible. WneD Mr French heard OF the stand taken
strike e said that be thought they done right. and
he hoped they would stick TO II. Both he ana Mr.
aMy Of the poiic to protect the company's cars
ana employees. even IN case OF up on Tue 1'ner n
drivers and the other surface roads would
not engage in another general strike il the leaders were
foosh enough TO order one. "a conviction III
the minds OF majority OF tho conductors ana drivers,
sald Mr. French that the strike on Monday was mis-
take and was q needless INJURY to them"
Superintendent Murray SAID that he mad OF received
any information which indicated another ue-up Inc
reports received by hlm during the day ho"tu Iha n
public interest IN ihe s4" T ue that n nnori,v of
the strikers inclined TO admit that they had matte
or the terms allowed by the company. When asked
what arrangements he hat male to prevent Violence I'D
Thir1-aye. III event OF d" ue-up MI Murray sali:
would be well to tell that now. bn am conn
slise 's Should be- general agah. believe that the
strikers were taught most saiary lesson Dy ,s poee %
lcnce attempted the lesson VIII be as severe as the oe
Forty ears were run tho Third Avenue road yester-
DAY, eight than Tuesday The iirst Car started
vas of from to thirty minutes An effort was made
TO keep up regulation Lead~ay OF nve mlbnies Dnt
were carried during the early morning hours.
and il, until after the commission hours on tho
elevated road that travel began All the cars
were provided with two policemen, as usual but the
presence OF the Dlue-coas not enough 10 prevent
Inc ne hands greatly ANNOYED by the r ends
of the srks Some Of them got on the cars ana ma paia
their Just TO ride long enongh to abnse me con-
ducor. but the majority coniented themselves win ex
s,dewass R:. even this iiied few of the new
drivers that they janpoa OH their cars ana ran a"a
track at the switches, the tongucs OF which were
fastened by nuts and pieces OF iron .S,uresseu a
OF blocks Before getting of he handed the driver
ard. conductor each dollar Il admire your pluck
be said, ard want 10 see yOu stick II out"
o'clock the three Police Insree;ors n and all the
refua, Of the company TO make any
not think was necessary 70 increase the oGc at ne
sl.bes the last car arrived about $50 p n
number as had detailed there the previous night
snperintend Robinson said We are getting In new
hands right along, If nothing unforeseen happens
you will everything IN normal condition here Sy
suray night We are GreaSns ~ oe o new ~n III ,ne
shnvinr LOIS of our former hands are coming back"
n me % ysn paor@s % t clear No were
allowed to ride there The police say that tDe greteSd
lrouDle is with foreigners who have only been mere
Ma,or Grace was confined to his house yesterday by
delegation Of drivers who called at Inc CRY ha or
6,ynrs 20 license ordinance The drivers want HIM 10
sign the amended ordinance Inc MAJOR does noi ne ne
probably do with the amendment as he did with that
take 30 action concerning II. he desires that the
an..flr on q
Council can prescribe years residence In the state ana
f"nr mnnths in the city as prerequisite for receiving
Marshal Byrues said that no drivers licenses had been
asked for or granted yesterday
Superintendent Robertson received letter from an nn
known person that bis house IN East slxlynn-s WAS
TO be fire. He reported IL to the Twenty-eighth
Precinct police and the men on post were ordered to
Peter Powers the car driver who hit Officer Good.
sneod with a stone the riot MONDAY night was
held under 81 600 bonds AT the Yorkvilie Police
Tho9as O. Brien was in $500 bonds for trial by
Justice White. HIS crime was knocking Driver Ohfe
Smith of The platform of a Third Avenue car.
Patrick Sheehap threw stones at car filled with
policemen and told to furnish $500 bonds or 20 to
michael kelleher was fined $40 by Justice German in
the E~sex Market Court for 3DstrmctnS r"c Oh Inc
Fr@dericR Benssisprck, OF No 44s North Third-ave
ON ONE Of The new on the Third
Avenue Railroad Justice White. OF the forkviiie
Distrct-Attorney MARITIME was asked yesterday in
what legal liability the men stood who acting as .he
men 10 quit work He replied that lie mad given some
attention subject In view OF the strcecar strikes
and of the indicted bOycOtters who been charged
with conspiring to inure Mrs Grays business but he
Of the question you present as carefully should
wish before being committed upon H. OF course. tho
only statute under which could reach the managers
OF strike that relating to conspiracy The law
distinctly tnat orderly combinations OF wornen for the
nnrDose of raising aiming rate OF do not
constitute cons spraey. The law takes eneD though
In INV opinion, view OF labor aDizatios and Is
not disposed with the proper efforts of work
ingmeu t. better thor condition.
Van
has declined TO discharge its new employees
10 make for the strikers. and has refused 10 take
them back In a body, and that q tieup of all the
roads possible Suppose this ordered. and We were
fo ndict the persons who the fiat to quit work.
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