Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-13
WHEELS GO ROUND.
Irving to Unite the New York Central
Tie-Up.

New York. August l2.-The tle-up
appears TO be thing OF the past
At the Grand Central Depot this
morning there no longer existed even
the Semblance Of a strike.
Passenger trains were coming in ana
going ont with all the appearance ol
their usual regularity, the inflow ana
outflow of passengers was as great as
ever. and. excepting for the presence OF
an unusual number of policemen idly
standing about the various entrances TO
the depot, the most careful observer
would be unable TO perceive any linger-
inc indications of the tie-up that on
Friday night threatened to be- so for
midable.
General Manager Toucey arrived at
his office at $50 o'clock this morning,
and found there awaiting him tele-
gram from the Assistant superintendent
oftbe Syracuse yards, stating that order
has been fully restored there, ana tha'
trains are running without interruption
This. he said. ended the strike.
Vice-President Webb, who also reach
.od his office at S:30O'clOck this morning,
said that passenger trains would be run
t,-da, ON the same schedule as yeSter-
.dov and arrangements were being com
nIcted to run out freight trains from the
Sivtv- fifth street and Thirty-third street
cards He said the road had all the men
Il neods NOW. He did not know whether
anv OF the old men had been taken OacA
ar not. rs every man who applied was
taken on aS new hand.
There was a smaller police force on
grard m the Grand Central depot to-day
tbor was there yesterday. and none
,rcrc visible i'm the yards there, but on
each Of the bridges crossing the tracks
from the depot to Fifty-fourth street
tbore were stationed three or four po-
liccmcn. At $50 o'clock this morning
there we're assembled few men at the
emplovment bureau seeking work out
the doors had no yet opened.
EXPECTING MEN FROM PIrrsBURG.
Mr.. Webb said this morning that ne
had inst received dispatch from De-
Win which said that all was quiet
there. and there was no strikers Ill
SIGHT West-bound trains were BENG
moved over the Auburn branch Live
stock was being loaded in cars anu
nusbed forward. Mr.. Webb expected
go men TO arrive here from FlttsOurS'
These. with those already brought rom
other points, number 250. WIN 'heSe
new arrivals it is expected that great
progrcss will be made during the day Ill
clearing the various freight yards;
InsDector Byrnes said: 1t is the IN
tention of the company to operate the
whole freight line of the road to-day.
The officials claim that they nave
enourh men TO do so and we have sur
fcicnt force 10 protect the company
men and property in that event. IN
order that we might have all the force
required to meet any unexpected CON
tinccncy. have ordered back to the
civ AN tie captains who were away on
leave of absence. But as the situation
presents itself to-day, l hardly think
their presence is necessary.
SENDING OUT FREIGHT TRAINS.
The first train that went out of the
street yard to-day left at $50
q m. II consisted of 10 ears loaded with
freight, principally fruit.
Conductor Hood was in charge. Inspee,,
TOR steers and Captains AllaIre ana
Rerrhold were in the yards with 4uV
nolicemcn. More police were stationed
alonc tine road at intervals as iar is
ono Hundred and Tenth street. lhere
was no disturbance whatever, ana the
work of making up other freight trains
Tn leave later in the day proceeded WIN WIN
tbe customary quietnesS. Tram ...E DGs-
hatcher Lotus and Yardmaster NlIcn-
eI have now a sufficient force OF men 10
,.,,,, ont ali the ears in the yard IN