New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-22
Moving CARS AT BUFFALO.


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cape Out Of curiosity the sentry climbed up
md locked into the car, where he found basket
Z shavings saturated with oil, TO which match
bad been applied, but fortunately II had gone
ont befere any DAMAGE had been done The
wsnep were not caught.
The most saRguine of the striking switchmen
can no longer deny that the roads are moving
freisht. Since the resumption OF work yesfer-
dav morning. the Central Company has moved
more cars than ordinarily. and the prospect oil
matters arising that would impede further
proarpss is hourly diminishing. The congestcd
condition of the yards at Black Rock has been
relieved to such extent that the embargo OH
Western freight is practically removed, ana cars
that have been held back along the Michigan
Central arc being showed across the ln'erns'ional
Bridge in numbers that exceed the ordinary III
6ux
Since the first train was started for East b"i'"o
al IL o'clock yesterday morning. trains bave con'l
I'D co run over the Belt Line, between Black Rock
and Fast Buffalo yards, as fast as they co.nd ,t
made up by the nsn-unon crews: Since i? oc ci
last night and up to o'clock tins afternoon
frs,ns or runs as they called have teeh SEM
eastward from the Black Rock yards STOCK, uailS
and other perishable freight has the usual preiet
ence, and has moved with ad bT from
three TO four neD-unionists each. have been SWITCH
ing cars In the yards between Niagara ana hanna
tonsts About five iuIl trains R o. wes during
tbe day and "a being switched out for dcilvery 10
the Mchitan Central rapidly rs possible WITHOUT
interfering with the movement OF eas s S much
rhandise Empty cars are being held back as NUN
as possible and not touched, excepting 70 snppm
what are required for transfer and freight house
uSe' ERIE AND LEHIGH CARS MOVING
The Erie made its first attempt TO start freight
out of the Black Rock yards this morning ~
xss the first sign of life that has been mani
fe.t.a in these wards since last Monday Only
ono train WAS sent over this morning, and another
this afternoon. u,,
The Central. Erie and Lehish are all WORK
ing vigorously at East Buffalo 1he Ere seu'
six full trains east this morning, the Ien'rai ua'
done a trihe better, and the lAhigh aoouV .ne
game. The soldiers still patrol all cards III wu'on
1h.r. has keen any trouble and have hao 10
deal more with the crowds Of spectators WIZ tho
Sex. focl,es around the yards than with the ne
disafreCted railroad men during the ss;S gay aps
% ~: u syfs f fhs Soe Platte 'aSsd
some stock and reiTiser" Moor Smith
sh this morning They are, not attemPting "a ~
move much time freight but keep per,shapie T T1,a
stock trains running without serious delay. ine
West Shore brought in one tran OF wcsbonnd
Bridge ts po11 "o o8c a"G the Michigan
trail. via Suspension Bridge were ha dnt 0"' u
the ysraS az shannon The Central sent train OF
,. DC coai from East Buffalo to Black Rock Inc
movement Of coal Is strong eVin aarod nm"os II
wards are getting pretty well cleaIfa suner nv
Is about the last product that wonlu SuAo' "
The Erie moved sxysiS grain line F.s cars Inn, 1,,s
,ras loaded TO the East Buffalo yards The ioca.
and transfer freight from The Louisanasst m"rTe
is being got out fast as it is reafy TOR have
ING, The operations Of the Yar"s 'ooaH nav
been a victory for the companies
IACK,w\HXAs TELFGRAPHFRS
Past Grand Chief Teleerapher A. d. lhnrs'oh'
NJ Vfnton. Iowa. arrived in the city HatuIA'N
and went t. the Gcnescc IIous' where ne fe' U"'ei
Thomas B. MacMahon of the Bnhaio oiNi'io"
Later he met the local members in secret
sion. Ills visit, as nearly a. can De lear '"' "''
~ ascertain the local situation. and consult WIN
the members regarding The pending trouble w TN
t,e Delaware! fackawanna and western, tno
S;S;cnr,w is understood to be of wares and has
Seen referred To General Manager hais'euu lvi
Anal approved Mr. Thurston represents we su
nh.rS HIS visit here was official and he was eul-
lowered TO act by Grand Chief IeiegrapneI Nh tIn
sew Mr.. Thurston left here i9r Anans ny 20 meet
,,;tS renres,ntatves of other railroad organic
lions tsI,ay. He will be in Scranton on luesouS,
when conference Viii De nein na wsT to close
Cencral Manager Halstead will probably oe Sske1
for his ultinatum. The Order OF RAILWAY ie, n,d
phsra
ip Hs.n snccessful in several strikes, and has
s"ccecded in securing increase Of pay to the
i employees Of q number or ROADS
N THE STRIKERS WOULD sTARYE THE TROOPS
" To unnlv food 10 non-unon men, or even
so,diers Is regarded by those in sympathy WIN
the strikers az a high crime. Any saloon man OF
;pnkeeper who undertakes TO increase MS rev
enue by catering to either members OF the hiii' ID
- Tho non-nnion strangers has the assurance OF
,izpl
Ortner the Black Rock saoon-keePcr who was sa''
.. have Furnished dinner 70 the new men from tine
tcntnl ward. has rcpented, if the circumstances
orc "a stated. To-day he not only refused y
give them any food, but ordered gang .n'' H"o
feen brought to his place under sualu1 o oin,
s,nad of soldiers TO get out, saying an
Seeding scabs" He afterward told some OF uit
soIdiers that he was willing that they should should
eat at his table The forces IA the nieJ
of the Lake Shore TRACKS on EKst' WILL Tr
food this morning. and they wanted IL Dau my maa
are in the midst OF "A strong r,llreao uis'' .be
the sentiment there is strongly ~ ,aoI to ge,
ssnarm,stbng 70 eat they were repulsed at may
Of the DOORS even though they offered 10 pay
for the food ;ah,orhood bccamt
.,n,ns, snccciIcss yesterday when a man IN UNI UNI
form rushed into his store ana asker IL lie "'N
any vie pies, wss the answer.
GIVE Won 200 Why. man. | don't nave
half dozen you see in the case. m The women n
here don't care for store pea. l.tS VIZ >.
make their own pastry. ~ DuN 'hc por'""
n1b"le stock when lie comes, if you say So a..
Ike said 50, and pies formed portion 'or '''e
bllof-fare
ALBANY TROOPS IN LUCK.
The Tenth Battalion. Of Albany Ii aoou. az
lucky as any Of the militia In the ciW i"'S
were placed IN the old Ncw-Iork 'eh'rai '"op'
on Seneca-st.. near JcfiersonSt, ana ny ca'"'' :
the house Of cars, got good qusrte:s Inc o'q
offices were turned into headqnar'ttS. cars
links with mattresses from the Wagner uai
ie.ng used for the officers and in me hosp',m mI
The main building was given mp 70 te n mel enc nn
str.,v u,os laid over the floor t. give them SOM
~; an,ro.chino eoftness TO rest on. theii
harcryacfs ncing used for pillows, Temporary
~" 49,, ,,,,o built around the house. WHERE