New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
NO NEARER 4 SETTLEMENT.
MR. RICHARDSON'S NEW PROPOSITION.
MORE CARS RUN IN BROOKLYN THAN ON SAT-
URDAY-NO CONFLICT BETWEEN THE
STRIKERS AND THE Po1CE-THE
ARRESTED RIOTERS ADMIT
TED TO BAIL

TED TO BAIL.
President William Richardson, Of the Atlantic Ave
nue Railroad Company. offered new proposition to
the striking employees OF the road last night to settle
In. existing differences. Propped MP In bed at .
o'clock no received Wallace seaman, Philip bat
ncr and william Weber. all strikers, who lal been
appointed a committee TO meet him. STATE Arblua
ton Commissioner Donovan was also present to le'd
What assistance he could After conference las ing
oyer two hours ths committee lef, Mr.. Rchai on's
house. lie proposed 10 reinst2ie all the conductors
and drivers who might apply until enough hal been
secured to make Up a fall complement to man all
Tho roads No new emplOye wOuli be dismissed to
ma Ike room for a striker. Each man should sign an
idriiaai conrac. on the basis OF last years agree
ment, and If at any time in The future dherchces
should arise the men should appoint committee
from among their owl body to carry on the nego
,istions. lie declared that no cowboys would be
taken back as he proposed to fill their places With
men. Only such staI!cmen wcro absolutely re-
Qui-d would be ic-cnployed, he had nearly enough
men 10 care for the horses and DO all work about the
stables
The committee reported the result of the conference
70 the Executive Board, and it was given TO the
various local assemblies to vote upon 1t is not
believed that the proposition will with favor,
Tho men whom the company will refuse to employ
arc a power in the assemblies. They are also the
disturbing element on all occasions, and whether the
proposition IS agreed not, they will probably
vent their spite upon the property of the company
and its seab7 employees.
Throughout the day the strikers and their sympa-
thizers maintained an attitude quiet To Lad
10 believe that they willing TO acknowledge their
Of a.. Not an attempt made to modest any
The first car left the Atlanticave stables at n,
and proceeded 10 Greenwood Eight minutes later
another vehicle to start from the point for the
Bridge. After that rolled out of the Atlantic
ave stables at intervals Of minutes untl fourteen
cars were on the road. The rchants' Committee
that called upon Mr.. Richardson saturday at II
r. II renewed their efforts to bring about an amicablc
settlement They LETT the cOmpanys Office, where
they met Arbitration Commits Toner Donovan, with
& feeling that there probability of the strike
coming to an end, except by the men returning to
their places and applying for their positions DIS IN
dlviduaS
In Justice Walsh's court yesterday IN" men who
were arrested on saturday for rioting aragned
Thomas Hayes and Thomas Kelly two of the ring
leaders appcaicd with their heads bandaLod in
linen and bail for each fixed al ~ 300 Ihomes
THOMPSON and Charles Mcdonald were neNt hrlagntd
charged with melting and engaging in a riot. Inc
same amount bail demanded for their release:
Patrick Hciicrmam qualified in tho amount required
for HAYES Mcdonald and Thompson, and John Rupert
hailed Kelly who IS not a striker. When court opened
President william Richardson appeared to look after
the interests Of Driver Charles p. THAN who az
charged his pistol Wien car No. 90 was a,s3l!cd
On Saturday. Bal was fixed in this case at @lUO
and thu examination set dOv y Tor to-day.