New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-10
SOME TRAINS MOVING AT ALBANY.
MANY PASSENGERS DELAYED-No FREIGHT
TRAINS RUNNING.
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TRAINS RUNNING.
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Albany. AuC 0.The New York Central IS beginning
to its trains and mp 10 l p. today there was
strike up0n the West shore. although All the morn
ing it rumored that the latter road had stopped
running. The passenger train from the West that
usually leaves here AZ 10 did not depart until
10 O'Clock but it then sent OF with a f, compile
mcnt OF train hands. Before that time the news
paper train had arrived from New York. 1t leaves
New York al H. and usually arrives here at :25
a. II only ten or twelve minutes late The
road however did send any trains westward until
II 80 a. Then there departed the loca passenger
train which usually leaves here at : 10 O'Clock. \
local train which leaves Syracuse for Albany at go
a. departed from there at G:fj a. and arrived
here at IL O'clock only fifteen minutes after the usual
time The leading railroad officials say thai viii
take only a day ~ get the railroad running IN
lis usual manner. Clerks Of the railroad Office here
and libOrcrs are serving train men, and high Off
cial- are serving in subordinate places. Depotmast.r
Foster hard AZ work from daylight to-day, switch
ing trains with his hands. All the freight trains
ar stalled. one Of the railroad stated that the
pciisiable freight Of which he in the
Albany yards in some loaded with ice.
large number of lambs taken from freight train
this morning and driven into the country to be fed a
few days.
The Central station here presents desolate and
untidy appearance. The yard is covered with
scrap, Of paper. which contained lunches
bought by the furnishing passengers. General
Russell a. Ager. OF Michigan. commander Of the
Grand Army If the Republic, was o
the passengers board the at 10 a. IN. his
private being attached 20 The train. lie accepted
chccrfulK short detention. The strikers made no
objection to his car being attached TO Boston and
Albany train and shortly aftcrward tho train dc
parted for lIost0n
oup~rincnc ut Bisse states that tie strikers have as
Vet made 10 overture, 10 him and he has made none
sBrrt. -svlf. rlf1tI hs "A
brief There Is some talk about arbitration. but
d Yet, both parties 10 the controversy arc unwilling
to submit 10 arbitration Tho members OF the state
Goari of Arbitration. W. Purcell Gilbert Robertson and
Florence Donovan, in Bnghamton taking testimony
regarding tie strike Of the cearmakcrs. IS re-
ported that tho Board Of Arbitration may come hero
at and begin 10 take testimony about the rail
road strike. The member, Of the state Railroad Com
mission all absent from the city, commissioner
I-aac Y. Baker. IT,, bcins at Swanp>c"it, Mass
Commissioner William a. Rogers at Quogue on Long
Island and Comu.r ,.oucr Richard al Utica. Tho
members ~ the ,tton Coumi,s on. Of them
eminent lawyer. Of So" lorl wero all detained mere
over nisht. much against th"r VIII. bourke cochran
mcnt IN Ne" orl,. The Ncw lo.k members "i inc
commission MANAGED to depart for thai cry az y
O'Clock by train ON Oh" Hudson River Railroad
nc railroad Officials had plainly mared US o't for
tcrit wa D. tea when the CounfH o' t' hh'-H,' ~
Labor held there few weeks ago and De copied
men Of the Cttr, boz attr,dancc at that conference;
since hcn ole after the other. me men VINO Attended
that conference have lo'u d'-m.' rd
since p. m. Yesterday. there have arrived at m"
Wet Albany -tehyart- rfy.-IN oaroad> Of caitc.
The cst,c have BEEN pat In pens, iuf there no
room iur the hogs. ard they are vet IN thcr c!r,.
~ snip cattle NOW at uu,rlio over other rad, to Ncw
lork The Erie Railway yin tlhe M stock Tor
Policemen arr Stationed about The depot yari' brt
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