New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
RUNyING on REGULAR SCHEDULES.

TIE rnIRD-\vE. COMPANY CLAIMS TO BE
VICTOR OVER THE sTRiaER'.
The first car from the Thrd-avc. stables left
the depot at 7:3O o'clock yesterday morning aud Was
followed by others at Roadway of and one quarter
minutes until sxy-hve the track between the
oeoot and CITY Hall. Sixty took OF the travel
between the depot and the enl OF the line foen were
run On the cross town line at One hundred anu
twenty Gitisi., and twelve on the caple road me
sc eulc time Sunday which was IN use before the
strike began adhered t" yesterday aud to- day tie
company expects to its cars by former week day
schedule.
"A the drivers ou the opposition stages passed by tho
stable they looked down upon the new divers with cor
temptuous glauces Occasionally some one inside would
hiss or call scah but further than that there was DO
emonsraon 1t the quietcst day since the s'ike
began There the usual large body OF policemen III
and about stables but there was nothing Tor them 10
do hut 70 Kill time as best they could crowds of boys
who were returning the elevated railroad trains from
tho hall grounds in Harlem amused themselves by hoot
np at the policemen they passed the stables on their
way DOM town There was, as usual a large huhoet
OF ar plicans for work. most OF them integen-'oORng
mem one man IN particular caught the sur erintend-
ents eve lie was German and was dressed In n
GraLd Army uniform having just returned from the
funeral Of member Of his post Pe was toid 10 come in
tho morning and work would be given HIM.
Roth Vice President Hart Treasurer Beaver ana
supentcndent Robertson were at the stables yesterday
and laughed when asked about the story which has been
circulated concerning the socaled dissatisfaction OF
noron OF the board OF directors. 1t was said that
majority of the latter in favor OF yielding TO the
srkers and vsed giving the three officers month
vacation during which time the strike could De seItu
THE officers mentioned declared m0st emphaticaI hal
| there was no truth in the staIenents
ON account jcent fare on the elevated rlroaus
traffic on tho surface OF course inuch ligner
than during the middle OF the day week days As the
heavily loaded stages OF the strikers rolled Dy the super
nendept sai that those VINO roie In them were mostly
| fnAir
yatst ROAD anyway. .,,.,.oo o, and
The lsst car turned into the stable at 1880 p m. ana
vas housed for the night 1nis morning tue nrst cal,
will begin It's trip toward the city Han al ooS aLu
will continue through the day and night as before the
| trouble began
Tho following bulletin issued by the strikers ia''
| night ,
The member, Board we're all present az 10 a. ~ an
nj nee went into session 10 cohsueI VI
somnlt Tee, ana lay work for the coming wees
srans and letters seyentyfve cities We're ica ~
5es sent out REPORTS two agens ia 10Y 10Y rs
M for h-lp Committees watching th'm an" wa W.,
all men engaged the trouble here hoche.,ef snn ,n
of m, return sent on hf So Ih'n ~
will see hat every driver notified OF ine & VI la
Work sIx men were gagged nc Newark, d. }o''susy
| but we're Induced BY the omeets 9' ,oue ,e r,t,.
County Trades Assembly 20 renihn d. ...l ihers
| sarg Will send men. Ten were ehsasoa "'''