New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-29
TILE STRIKERS Run SOME STAGES.
BENCH WARRANTS FOR THE ARREST OF OLD DRlN-
FLs-wHAT THE MEN ASSERT.
Tho Third Avonuo po;lro,d L,e ornarontiV

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made some progress in the manning Of and the
officers confident OF filling all places
days have passed Superintendent Robertson said yeste
day that he had ted running sixty-four
from the Sixtyfh Street Depot from the liar-
lem Depot, making seventy the main line.
beside twelve tho One hundred md wenty thst
crosstown line and cable cars o says further that
ne mas enough drivers to run out twenty cars to-
day. ana large contingent which Is expected on here
from Washing ston in the OF few days, arrives,
nearly all the Will be by Monday. II has been
decided that IL not exactly safe to cars NJ
! night. yesterday after 7 p The
green hands do not make much progress in art OF
driving, and frequent blocks the result or their
| cuTslness. By the aid OF the police, however, the
blocks quickly broken without trouble One OF the
main difficulties with which the non-ulion drivers have
active tility the truckmen and
the drivers Of the other roads These take every pos
sble occasion to tange up the Thrdavc. scme-
times the sympathizers with the strikers go to such
! length that they bring up in the police courts.
There has been a hitch in the ARRANGEMENTS for the
strikers stage line. Only four could obtained
yesterday. These were attached to big drag aOi 1t
started down tho from Eighty-sixthst with
about thirty people IN It. When it reached sixty fifth
ST. the driver Captain Collum. OF the Fourth Avenue
Road. discovered signs of the vehicle breaking mp II
was driven back to tho stables anl an old Broadway
stage and an open carriage taken These made
two trips each They enthusiastically groetei
along the line. the union drivers which met boat
signs to the drivers IL first INTENDED to the
stages all night but when 1t found that the Third
Avenue Road had stopped at o'clock. the stages were
taken OF is hoped that strike Superb tcndent COu
viii be able for the forty five that he
has at his command faster tnan the Third Avenue Road
| get drivers FOR its
President Lyon and Mr. Lautcrbach. Of the Third
Avenue Company, held their consultation at Police
Headquarters with the Police Commissioners ana
superintendent Murray. Mr.. Lluterbach. who did most
OF the talking said that the company wished to thank
Mr. Murray and the Commissioners for the
| protection given by the police the
beginning OF the strike 1t believed
that strikers had been made to understand that they
obey the laws. and there longer fear
violence from them. Under the circumstances the
pany felt that fewer policemen would be needed along
The line OF Ihrdaye. and the Bowery to protect the
companYs employees. IL for the superintendent and
Commissioners to say how the force the avenuc
might bo reduced. There had been gratl-
employees Of the company. Mr. LSuterbach
said. The company had Ten cars running on the cable
road twelve on The one-hundred and-twenty -hitn at
Cross Town line and seventyo cars the main line
would he running usual
Mes,rs. L,on ana Iauerbach said that the company
might at night until tho force OF drivers and
conductor, farther increased They were told that
| the police would protect the AT night II the
line of the road. the Commissioners said that they
would not inaae any statement at present Mr. Llgter-
bach spoke OF the pickets composed OF the strikers
w0rng persons not To- ride on Inc cornrnys ear He
thonrni he police oneht to STOP that kind Of boyco
g.athough certain that the business Of the
sloncrs SAID that the police would stop any unlawful
received by Mr. Murray late the afternoon Of thr
decision not TO run the Ihraye cars at night for the
Hugb Brady, driver of Fourth-aye. NO 49, was
81 at o my and 1T wSs ha IN oS ear
Justice White In the yorkve Police Court Michael |
rested for obstrucnc Thrd-avc car and W nrld for
trial by Justice OIeily at the Essex Market Police |
Court Charles Iice one OF the ihirdaye conductors
assaulted by unknown parties at sixty ourth-st.
IT, sbytcrian Hospital JOhu Lennon. the Belt Line
driver who his ear into Tnri-iyc. car No. 80 |
morning by Justice wmic for trial, James
Morariy. Of NO 6l3 East Four.cenh-st. driver % East
Broaiway and Avenue bIde line OF cars, were ar
orderly conduct in Park Row. the Bridge and for
using abusive language to driver Of Il Thrlave car,
who them. Manning incd Slo and paroed |
until to-day 20 raise the money. The driver was dis
missed a rcprimaud.
An indictment for conspiracy found by the Grand
1hrd Avenue Railway. though their names were not |
given Bench warrants were ISSUED for the arrest o ihe
and they sent to Inspector Byrncs for
mtoe of the Emp.re ASSOCIATION which has conducted
the strike Ihc arrests, prop
The Third Ayenne railroad officials were not before !
the Grand jury yesterday rs they had been Oh previous
days.
Lawrence Farley. the non-unon driver OF Thrd-ave. !
who charged tnat he assaulted while on his
his bonl,Inau. x-Aldernan McQnade, charge
OF assault tried yescriay before Recorder Snyth
nearly thee Years. District.A Attorney Titzcer.
who charged that Farley hred several shots him while
iey's counsel xamincd McEnee and brought out
hat lie had been indicted few weeks before the shoot
ing Oh the complaint Of Farley VINO charged him with
stealing his watch Farley SAID that McEntee and two
companions attacked him and that he fired the shots to
fItghen them away. The ury acquitted Farley.
The following statement was made last night at the
head quarters OF the strikers:
now endcay yorng a charter perna
Harlem Brdsc Chairman Donnc and James r. Graham.
D NJ w. w. Mt to Aiiay amy M s aiTern@on % with ] samneI
COMPANY, gentleman who had the Original license to
pany Mr Jonn l. brown the oi man the
1 esa9 9d h eq m 5e s S a e & rdnS II M ste en a S
T@ndcd To- r. To- Harlem .rise strong c"mpany viii
be formed and busncss conmcLco Two
put on the road to-day and M more Will start early TOMORROW
Dadge by the members Of Labor Asseubly No ios
police projection william D. Keland dealer in sens Of 40
t tnd several psncs q as bToScn & and ohsT
trance SaE Is mot m Tine oP ae to fb"SSs be an an
~here rcgarin% pohce duty & Tor ma iai
.aeI as ne Third Aye9ue aIoad GomD-y and PoG man
wish complain Of for COD knows they have
superintendent Police Colnmssioners
being used a. tools and oyer%okd as they are and properly
M i % m oad sI%ns dnpsGy SSPor'on "
AmothgT & oo,nnGamon h Gallon siied S "A "a tieth & was IN ug
rom he platform o Car No OF the Third ave line which
eft tie depot at $40 m and seriously injured lie
VIII bilng SUIT NOtcc was Received tins morn
that thirty drivers coming Rochester and
Ire
these places recruits
did not come The company also get men at
TO edo and Cleveland. Al 1929 IN. NJ. Ile nom
Harlem. reached sixty tfth Team and
badly that Brrghs officers the
Car 10 % left for Harlem AT o'clock with only one
horse. NOS %, u hundred
and twenty nftst and Nos 2l %. %. tow m
aud Nos lo4 Is and li2 Harlem horses
without complete s6ts Of shoes Al l5 m the drIyer o
Car 40 Is smoking ono hundred and hirtieih and
continued Ia do he ~ picket
The employees OF kcrbs contrib
Hfcd 500; World Chape Oi Printers $50 u Met Olum uu
dertaRer, OF No l14 Mubery.st. s2j; south BROOKLYN
Drivers and Laborers' Union go PIes-men'- Union
No: . so; } H. 10; William Crawford, Of Madsonave
and Eighty siXh.st. -. Lodge g. Carpenters
and Joncrs L. A 3l56 Eccentric Engineers and itussan