New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-01
INCIDENTS ON MANY LINES.
FEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THAT RAN NO

FEW DISTU RBANCES-COMfAN4hs AhAA NM ~
CARS.
Tnspector Williams and Captains Warts ana Reilly,
with over 200 policemen, were at The sixthave car
stables early Yesterday morning ready to face mob
of strikers II necessary in defence OF the railroad
oompany,s property. The first car to leave the
stables was No 46, which started for Canalst shortly
before o a. m, and 1t made its trip without Deing
,nolestod The car was drived by new man ana
was guarded by ten policemen. Then cars wero run
ont In rapid succession until the regular number Wero
running on the Canal-sts and Broadway line Twenty
cars were on the road during tho day and httio
trouble was oocasioned by crowds along the route
Fully 100 new hands were engaged yesterday at the
stainless and the officers intend TO cars on schedule
time to-day.
Five cars were run by the Green Line between
Forty-second-st and Grand-st ferry Policemen
guarded every car, and seventy-hve oluecoats'
looked after the strikers about the stables at rory
second-st. and the North River
Captain Ryan, with over sixty policemen, was on
duty at the Fourth-ave. stables early In the morn
ing as the aspect of the strikers along the line was
threatening. At 8 30 a. m. car No. 10l started
downtown and on reaching Thirty -firstst the driver
Patrick Muln was peted by about 800 strikers Win
a shower of bricks and stones. Luckily no aamAse
was done besides window or two being DroAeh
officer Pr Mahoney OF the Fourth Precinetluhpou On
the car and seized Michael skekan, Of No o'4 secoho
ave, who threw one OF tue misShoS, WHICH "i0 49,
rushed to the rescue of the prisoner Captain hSan
brought ND about twenty and drove the crowd on
The man was arrested and recognized As one VI ulo
Fourth ave strikers. Later In the day the oioets
of the road sent for police protection as tne men
were eongregatng at the ends OF the tunnel ana ply
pairing 10 stone the cars as they emerged Saptssln
Ryan dispersed the mob and kept tho ROAD clear ior
the remainder Of the day 49,, $500
The Thr1-ave. conductors and drivers appar
entity were not so much objects Of interest 70 me
Strikers as on Wednesday. Cars reached the depot
without being overturned or having their windors
smashed Captain Gunner had his "buecoats" lu-
dtcIousy distributed the stables ana az othef
I'm porrant points, besides manning the cars
The Central Crosst0wn, the Houston ana PaNonla
Ferry and Madison and Chambers SITS. lines WIZ mako
no attempt 10 run cars until the difioulues on the
nrfncipaI roads have been settled. The INST com
bany tas not taken on any new men, but the second
cot a few Yesterday. few old employees on the
Madison and Chambers SITS. road returned TO their
work ,.,.. a..
No attempt was made to run cars on either ne
Eighth or Ninth ave- lines. The men wero nlucn
averse 20 going out, notice was put up IN mont
of The Eiehth-ave. depot In the afternoon Ordering
The men to return work this morning, and informing
them that unless they obeyed this order they mght
consider themselves discharged An effort VIA DC
made 10 run cars on this limo to-day Du IL Is not
IkeIv that ANYTHING Will DO done ON The Nlnth-aNs.
line unless the te-up Is declared on. -
On the Avenue and ID lines no cars we're run; ~
Is probable however, that start VIII DC MADE To-Day