New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
NEARLY ALL TIE TRAINS RUNNING.
THE NEw-HAvES LINE STILL IN BAD shArE-oE""
AND SAND OK LONG ISLAND.


AND SAND OK LONG ISLAND.
The New York, NewIIaven and Hartford trans
vere running no further than south Nor"alh yce
,erday An effort was made to reach BnugePon
last night by starting out with train Tor tha' point
AT GA n. M Ii was thought at tho superintendent
Office Ia tho Grand Central Station that Bridgeport
would smcly be reached. Orders had boon 'ssuoo
that tho train should push to New Haven IL pos
sible.
specia schedule was made up for yesterday after
noon subject TO change without notice, as io''o"s.
Trains for South Norwalk at 30, a O3, o9 0 40
and Els D. N. for Stamford at 2, s;2o o'4o' 'so'
and o:o5: for Bridgeport at ia. The train ior
bridgeport was tho first effort of the kind since sun
day evening.
Things have almost entirely returned at the Grand
Central Station TO their normal condition. All pas
songer trains on the NewYork Central went out on
time yesterday except one, Croton accommodation
President DeIew said that tho situation was salts
factory and but for the distressing accident on inc
Harlem Road he would be q happy man once moro
Tho express and other trains sont out had been max
ing good time and arriving at their DESTINATIONS
almost according to tho schedule All the express
trains from the West due here yesterday came In
on time or little late. Freight trains began moving
again yesterday and Assistant Superintendent Noor
HIS said that loss than twenty four hours he "ouo
have tho freight traffic as thoroughly restored a.
was passenger business.
Tho officers of the Pennsylvania Railroad in Jersey
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TEN had resumed running on schedule time. mo
Nsw-YorI. Susquehanna and western Road was
opened in tho morning and passengers were carried
all day Freight trains over this brahch PECAN run
ming last night Every description OF freight inciud
Ing cattle and pcrshable goods were received ny .ne
companies throughout the day and MIX anu caltic
trains were expected In during the night 49,
Tho Erie Railroad brought In two mix trains rom
Orange County and load OF cattle al o g. m
Yesterday These were the first freight trans 10 ses
through on this limo. The cattle were reported 10
he In good condition. and no loss or damage hsa
lern reported at tho company's Offices Passenger
trains were un all points on the Erie Road sched-
ule time being made throughout =,
The Jersey Central Railroad system was all open
between Red Bank and Atlantic CITY, and this POT
ion of the line win be cleared by this morning Ihe
officials say that they will get coal trains through
by Monday. , ,,.u.
The passenger trains on tho Delaware LacEawanna
and western Railroad arrived al and were dspatchoo
from Uoboken on schedule time throughout the DAY.
Tho first cattle train their lines arrived late on
THURSDAY night with the beasts in good condition
Tho main line Of the Long Island Railroad was
clear Yesterday only far Mnoola. nineteen miles
from Long Island City. Trains running regularly
TO Hcmpstcad. Mneola. Rockaway. Patchogue ana
all points on the Atlantic and North Shore Divisions
-Four snow ploughs pushed by the heaviest and most
powerful locomotives ia the service of the company
wero trying with poor success TO force their way
through the banks Sand has In many paces
drff,ed In with the snow. forming an oDstructo1
almost as firm and solid as rock The majority OF
Tho passengers OF the GreenpOrt express stalled az
Waverley Since Monday, reached Hunters Point yes
the country seighs TO Psichogue, managed to get
In on Thursday night. Passengers from the PORT
Jefferson express and the Northp0t local, both OF
which were showed ill., also arrived safely.