New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-08
TIED-UP WHEELS LOOSE AGAIN,
s1aEEr-cARs RUN ON ALL THE LINES
THE POLICE RESERVES, so LONG ON DUTY
n1sNffssrn TO THEIR HOMES.


DISMISSED TO THEIR HOMES.
Cas- were running yesterday on all Of the surface
railroads recentiy tied up by the big strike but some
iII mt oF running their regular night cars until
Nonhv On tho broadway and seventh-ave. line
man, Of the old drivers have beon taken back and the
rep1thr schedule OF day trips was adhered to- the
cars running without molestation and on time TO
night the six late night cars viii rum completing the
hl lumber OF cars on that road. on The sixm-aSe'
line cars were running as regularly as before the
stf.lo. and more men had been employed than there
was work for 100 drivers and conductors being placed
ON hc "extfay list Many OF those mon VIII be
veedd out and only tho most capable retained.
Tlp Belt lire road ran yesterday for the first
fine on IT'S Fiftynlnthst crosstown branch, and In
crcaed tho number OF cars running on both the East
and West sides. The fun complement OF men
IN this road has not yet been engaged
but cars will run as usual early next
wecl. The Eighth and Elnth ave- roads ere running
as rtuaI tho only annoyance being tho crowd OF men
around tho stables looking for positions on any terms
On 81 Of the other lines including the Frstave which
Yesterday ran cars for the first time. more or less OF
Tho ia men were taken back and the number OF cars
running was increased Policemen guarded the stables
OF al the roads 10 be IN readiness TO interfere III case
sonr disappointed striker attempted to take rcVenge on
a Hoab.s Some of the roads paid of their men yes
tery, and tho police wcrc hand 10 force but there
wasno disturbance.
Tho headquarters Of the mon was as deserted as
tho,rh the place were haunted, and to many tho MEM
o OF tho anxious days spent there for nothing Is no
dotpt disaereoable From to-day the only vesuse Oh
thostrike will be the large number OF men daily Apply
ING for situations at the stables Of the various com
pahes.
mporintendent Murray issued an order last evening
dsnsslng tho police reserves who have been on ouy
sine the beginning of the strike. The policemen es'
messed satisfaction at the prospect OF seeing their
Master Workman Marce went TO Police Head
ou,rtofs Yesterday and asked superintendent Murray
10 ntercedc for Moran, tho striker, who Vas IoVhea
un Tor stealing IN automatic switch plate az the time
OF mo strike. Moran was not 70 be called hei,
Mace said as he did not Intend 20 keep the plate b.t
onf wished 10 put Il out OF the way in order 70
hitler the railroad company from running cars untli
skmpt 10 Interfere with the work Of District Attor-
ne' Fellows, who now has charge Oh Morans case
BlooKLYN STRIKERS GLAD TO M TAKEN BACh'
The Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company of Brooklyn
vii resume operations IN tho egrt lines OF It's system
a, a m. to-day Yesterday afternoon enough OF tho
defsted strikers were unemployed to man all the cars,
wifi the new men who were engaged during the sriho'
cas- wore run only on tho Finh'avo, SovcnhaVc' ana
Ifeouthst lines yesterday, and then only RON q m
unsn 0 D. m. The policemen were Withdrawn from
thu cars also The old employees were all glad AZ the
termination OF tho strike, and greatly pleased at oeins
abn 10 make tho favorable forms with mo company
thar they did.
In the Board OF supervisors room the state Board
NJ Arbitration continued IT, investigation into the
cases OF the strife. Andrew d. Best, Of the Exccu
t,e BOARD Of District Assembly No rs, was the first
wtncss lie gave his version Of what led TO Tho TIC
M, and was orossexamined By President Richardson
m regard 10 the several conferences between inc
officers of the company and the Executive Bosrd' OUT
,otblup new was gathered. After Committeeman
1homas r. Byrues had given some testimony aud Mr.
ncharison's private secretary had been directed 20
,,.nsrribe his stenographio notes OF the several con
fsrrncps and have them ready for tho committee ~
40 ,eeok pIrsldont Richardson took tho stenu =
no toid a stralghtiorgard story about What Pre-
coded The srlle and Il WAS OF COURSE entirely nue III
rt srnr, ,hs oi tho previous Witnesses. IL took MN
Hree Eou,s 10 give his testimony. but nothing Oi
especial value was addhced The INVESTIGATION ehu e
With the examination OF christopher h9@h, All 'n
sIcoi Tor IN the cOnpany's employ.