New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-03
MANY CARS AGAIN ON MANY ROADS.
SOME OF THE STRIKERS TAKEN BAcK-IITIhH


TROUBLE ALONG THE RoUTEs-MoRE
CARS TO RUN TO-DAY.
Inspector Williams ana Captain Warts. with loo
men, were on hand early yesterday at The b1tn-aVe.
stables and the first car run out at a. M otner
cars followed In rapid succession, until forty were on
tho tracks and good busiress was done throughout Inc
day Tho officers of the company received over zoO
applicants for positions, many OF them oelng nom oiu
employees of the line. Only few Of the old men were
taken hack
superiptendent Newell, of the Broadway and Sew
enth Avenue road dispatched the first car from the
stables at Fifty-hrstst, at yesterday. ana I'D
short time had fifty the ruad About IL a. III
small crowd Of the strikers gathered at Seven'n-A'
and Forty sevent-st and Just then car was saf'9u
down town from the stables, driven by one Oh une o
drivers. The crowd made rush for 'ne arsoi, na'
Inspector Steers, who had seen one oil the s.rAeis
ssonal N the crowd knocked the man down. he was
arrested and rave his name as William j. Dwyer anu
said he had been driver on the Broad"ay roau
The Fourth and Madison Avenue kalHoai o'l0'', =.
met with little or no dihloaly $3.50 ,,aa
-,,,r,ng seventy cars the full length OF tner nnp'
IT, q, The str,kers returned to work, having oesn re
Inst.tsd nv sunerintcndcnt skltt The cars WIZ 10
run tdsy az nearly as possible on two minutes hea"
The men were paid OIL at the Elshth'aye. stable
Yesterday and formally told that they were aschafep
rom tho service OF the company NO cars were rum
hut TN
On the Nhth-ave line the situstion is much the
same as on the Eighth.
Ten cars were running regularly yesterday ON 'No
Grand-st Ferry and Forty second-st. me- eaoh "
them guarded by three or four policemen ms 20 20
but one.ifth of the regular number OF cars put A
was an Increase of four over Friday "w "i"u'"'
were broken but no serious damage was done
Nor ,ban twenty cars made regular
twins ON the Grand, Vestry and DOS
brosaes sts. limo, without DILIGENTLY put
were withdrawn In the evening as usual. NO enor'
has vet been made TO cars on the canal-SI hho'
or on the Chambers and Madison SITS. roaG
On The Central Crosstown road the first start was
r,.6s vestordav morning Plenty Of men had been
engaged and ton cars sont out In rapid
the number being increased later 70 m.ee I hnnt
Tcnthst and Avenue attack was msd sSoy s%cI
Beaten The two policemen the car used meI
clubs with good effect. however, and aiter aouio"
81 al the ola sSsrp lines ceng at
usual a f s %sn e ns of the Harlem Bridge ManS
and Fordham road yesterday eleven care 9 and 1i
o M. On the West Farms branch the regular number
Of cars, three. were run between Inc or fbs One
hundred and thirty and Port Morris bra9ch
There was no trouble aoas - e should not attempt
to run any to-day on any Of the lines OF the COM
s1perntendent sisson Of Forty secondst Cross
town aad Boulevard lines, dispatched twentylNo eas
over the F0rty-second ana Ihiti -lVsrtn ~, "a.
line and twenty-eight over the Forty-secondst
and ST. Nichoias-sve. route yesterday President
Foster sent complaint to the Bureau OF Encm-
brapces complaining OF distinctions on the COMPANY
TRACKS In Biosdway az Forty ffth; Fity-iourth ana
Fifty-seventh sts., and adding that the company
would hold the city responsible for any DAMAGE caused
Nv such ostrct tons Over fifty OF the old men were
taken bach yesterday, and the cars VIII be run To-
day. $1,000 n I'D
D and Avenue G lines - 49,
siTIisrs on the second-ave. road were under the
lmrcs SON Yesterday that tho company intended to run
cars eli along The line and they accordingly mapped
out programme 70 defeat the enemy. About Ninety
third ST. stones and bricks were piled on the tracAs
and number OF trucks overturned so aS 10 iorn
barrie ade The strikers were Joined and assisted by
scores OF loafers The police dispersed the crowd al
day by a vigorous of their clubs: -
Inspector Byrnes took squad OF policemen 70 the
Central CrOsstown Railroad stables az Twenty thu-st
ard Avenue A yesterday morning and started some
cars plecing police guard on each car. 4 hostile
crowd stopped the first AZ Filst-ave and STRIKERS
threw stones and bricks from the roofs OF houses
but the. police led by the Inspector, mace charge
Mr. Byrnos retired to headquarters and reported that
fifteen were running in IWfnfy-IhlFu-sI, anu
that the street quiet.