The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-22
roETY-NINE MEN STRUCK.
,-,,,,,. winch show tn" Ridicni"nsness OF
me Attempt 10 Pretend Tint Their" ""s
street car Strik" On H"rc-Mor"
,,.r Yesterday offenders Arrested.

, .,,,v, IN. uidiculuusnrss of
Figure , a., pr.t.nd Tint There Was
'h' o,, car strike On Heretofore
.,,L.r Yesterday offenders Arrested.
,. - tho Fourth avenue linz and
Ih' I'm fam. h,.lI meetings last might
S"".." '' ,.,,.,,.. s.,,h s.reu 4 rrunrtcr
a, lD last liEhN 9,N," $50
a..,. lu,rn al x O'Clock last night ana FOUND
.,iirg around in two big brilliantly
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"Nhrr" me ",','"H ,
rn,. ,l.y gathered around him.
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,.... r..N men her" n Few minutes ago
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NrI g'''%r wen, 10 o," H Ir ,na 'I ,ow"r
J" .,,.,,, II, tbr urp,r hail
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.N.l. -'rr meeting ne asheu
. ,.purrrr:' they said We'll.
,... .,,,nutn. too late The meet
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..,..u. l..i. we're hnre2 he asked.
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d,....,- .,.,. tied NJ. The Second avenue
..u..-. .yr,a hundred men short. according
t.,n.r,'.u,-.oo III" Madison avenue line
v.,.. y. u.n short, and tho sixth and Eighth
a.... ...- wrr' -.Ny or seventy men short;
H."'" " w. . Tn,.a,,ait,a,,
sgr.r.'au|r.' Rounds OF the METROPOLITAN
,..y,, .a,. those figures which he had re-
~.u.. n m'n"''NN''" '"lrr'n.en,'enss n',
,.gn. Do .nh.r"f men who were empioyed
d. rIo5 ,h On W"4ne,dSy y,n morning r., 1S
w.u0.r.I. No. 'n"'omr""S ehp'oy al !"
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y.l...,..rln. .........................46t to 40
rr.| 1Jai -rr"a,5 M ronlway cable line ,Es;
MT 1n,y hal nota mau - his division quit.
iutA.A uUmN"r Of m"n who were away on
80 ~ h y'nn'Mriy G"W ne. naf hso nhu tb pe
soyt.,ly had de- ar"i a >irik" .,,
lrtu.r roy WA caused III me sepIertnteShai-
r.WheN. Sha. Tdrn Parsons that today was
tn 'atma when at ,hst nh' WnG pd should !!
wheel are working oyertm". ;,
Their" w"r" '|w dlstprhahnces on tne OIL
visions of tho road on which me strikers nave
laid on their h"st eiGrtI mere was q StriKe |.
within strike At me t,Ehth avenue STABLES al
'' r%,'sdman '' Gal been placed on each
car nil nigh, When tho motormen report
ed for ,hrtr Hrs' trips Yesterday morning they
asked that the policemen be taken OF the cars.
"Im no striker. and I'm no scab. said the
frst-trip man. am there's no senae n putting
cor on my car. H. makes me look like fool.
and won't stand for H.
H. refused to take his car out until the
policeman got of. The other men standing
around backed him up. and at last Superin
trnIpnt Settler told him To- go ahead without
the policeman, The policemen were not
put back on the cars until late in
Tho lay though there was one policeman
among the Passengers Of every ear last
night There was \, trouble along IN" line
sixth avenue line. though Inspector Thomp-
son with several hundred policemen slept in
the shadows Of the big Fi'tteth street barns
awaiting a call. one policeman was Put
on each ear Of this line and the
Fourth and Second avenue lines from dark
until midnight After that most OF the cars
carried two policemen. Superintendent Brown
took back several men who had not been work
ing since Wednesday morning. Six or seven
others hung around all day begging &c
be- taken back but they we're men who
had been seen encouraging loafers and small
boys to create disorder along the division ana
he told them they would never be ia ken back
Superintendent Rurgln Of the Fourth avenue
bat teen irEht"n'd INTO leaving their cars