New-York tribune., 1886-06-07

Tine Of a0s the pGns' sun%sds .n% tue Of
and horses in order on the dirf rent Iinss led mapy
church-eoers 10 believe that tho str'ke was not
over or else n.s on s0Ts Ss WITH
union men. bu. before th-y had come from churcn
The drivers on the second Avenue road did not re,
turn TO their cars until past noon and the nrs car aa
around the depot Nil the morning. apparently walt
Ing for the order for them to r,ura to worx & 70
decided upon . step that would either compel inc men
10 return to work or show what they intended =" no.
notice posted upon the outer ws OF the stgbe 20
the effect that the must return to work Immediately
or their places would o. nica ani' a nsa "ens. @
fore the bg doors swung open anu the ,1 mrst
before things moving with the customary M ,sfn.
lsrty. many the at their holpe- or on on
had returned to work until late IN the day.
supernttndenI Murray dismissed the reserves VINO
were held at Police Headquarters IN expectation OF
trouble at p. aud sent out neral order 10 as
miss all the reserves in the Stations 10 tho vAroas pre-
cine and vacations OF the men begin tns
morning. The men were on their vacation When they
oruered to report for duty on account OF the TIE
pity at the usual time for starting the cars whies
Brooklyn resumed running upon ir. the reg. ,G.
lines Of the Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company. In the
absence of President William Richardson; VINO hnd not not
returned from Bermudas, Secretary W. j. Rlch'rd.
Insisted that before resunng work the men should
s% scom that they So MS%d not hs Gn' wa.
unanimously esT "'S" refused. The ground for it
U s the .hS roads i.', Of s mat capny aagr rG h
the Empire Protective Association IN behalf oi IN, men
made a solemn pledge To Mr. Richardson th"s ,n,n @
should he 10 disturbance OF the running OF cars
his roads before January l. 1851 Inls pafu.e pd,.
having been broken without cause II "ds deemed suNi
able 10 get some additional secuny ha, the men wond
strike before taking them h'c But coisni-
tatioD with Mr. Frost and other direc orS ny Sterery
Richardson resulted IN determination I" run te CATS
ana the men wero put work abont 10 a. III.
On the lines of the Brooklyn CITY Ram GAL company
all the started from the stables 4, 95P =: u. rh
delegates learned from the oinceIs OF the var var,
os M c9mPanss On p. Tr, mat eg and them 1t was
voted to start the cars agaln. lf All the i'roo.S" ~
had been present IN the hrst Place 's o
get their notices aud others dii not go 80 IL
voted by a narrow majority 70 oruer "
On the lines OF all the other companies I'D bronk
lyn traffic was resumed in the s,ra morninsi Inni
dnS dno .Srrflv Hrfrs after Midnight. On the lines
running to the Park and suburbs travel was unu-n 4 ~
unable To rls Saturday. The aggregate loss 10 the
employed in Brooklyn caused by the ue-ip was
placed 10000. ant to tn companies as inlcn more,
all hc horses had 10 be fed as usual ana all p'"'
lost. -
President Hazzari. of the Brooklyn City Railroad.
said that the action of his the most seEse IS
thing they could have done. They had broken the
pe for them by the officers OF the association
that the company should not he Disturbed 'mls year
This released the company from any pledges WI en- IL
had made but the company did not propose TAKING any
adv autage and would live up to all It's pleuteH
William Richardson returned home yesterday alter
noon from his trip 10 Bermuda, nut De Rhe" holn'hs
definite as whai his company would do on account o
the violation Of the pledges made Dy tne men hot W
strike -. -. ,. -,
the uorning tiel-up again al 1870 j. H.. brcduse
the superintendent Mr.. sullivan. refused TO rtinstae
driver named Vickers who WAS DISCHARGED lonr WfthS
o'clock, when finding Mr. Sullivan Determined .hef
called the stables and requested their cars which
The hunters Point and steinway Railroad ran its
cars without any ntefit rance.