The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-12

companies ~ most encouraging
Al OF thr rOmpan.-- have l--en ahls 'o .@nsi
out an Incrsa-.ad numb.r uf wagons work
will h. "aTr,-' u'ghi and day AZ the
branch uni,r~ a. u.tii uIiIl two weeks
accumulation 81 -hIpm-ut, h,N" been
,l.aTeL away l. b, probable that work
viii continue over SUNDAY b-vA'I>" uf the
urgency at the SITUATION la 10 irS days.
~ H. believed. deliveries IN residences will
he resumed
The strike 1t tll.- conductors and chauf-
f.urs uf the Fifth avenue buses iizzled
All the buses were running yesterday
with their Old crews business Agent
Perkins II the chatffeuTs union said
thar attempts na.e TO organiS" th-s.
Chaufelrs were unsuccessful
The coal drivers strike. which affected
only ND men employed by the Curtis
Blaisd,li company, ended yesterday and
the men resumed work According 10
their business agen, they went back und-r
a union agreement
There we're more strikes of ChAuffe' IFS
In the forenoon the Westcort Express
tsaICao employees. Including chauf!-urs
and mechanics quit Five hundred hack
men. employed at MGlgrove's. sixty third
street and Lexington avsnue, by the New
York Cab Company. e52 West Twentieth
street, the New York Livery and Au' u
Company. Thirty first street and L-xinx
ton avenue. and tIttythird street and
Ieyin gtnn avenue. vent Oh strike aiso
IL WAS stated at the head, lartsrs of
ia. New York TaAICAb Company that "a
per cent Of its uisn had reI,irn-d to " ork
Cab service would NOT Os generally re
summed. however. until all or nearly all
Of the strikers had ret urn.i
There were several strike dist irbanC--
yesterday. hut none of them was verv
serious, A crowd gathered around a.
Park Tiford wagon at Thirty -ninth
set tn. horses free and overt .rn"d the
wagon. Police arrived in time 20 saw.
th" driver from injury Two nan were
arrested who were. part " crowd ~hlCn
foilox-d and attacked Frank Dawes
after he calico Co look for work az che PARK
d Thiord stables. sine wagon ~ns found
aband oued
A driver OF a Park 4 T.ltord wagon. .
Alvin Hack II 1926 MYRTLE avenue.
BROOKLYN. had John J. Murray III Iss Man
haitian svenn-. u striking Paris r lIlfurd
clerk. arrested last night hecaIse Murray
took Hack horse Nv he birdie and lei
him tn the threshold oi "a dsllCate---n
shop Policemen rrainur had TO chase
Murray. aud another striking clerk
James Kelly Of 1893 Third avenue, 'riei 20
trip tn" policeman iip irsihOr caught
MURRAY and then went back and "algn'
Kelly
Magistrate Corrigdu sitting ia the u Ignt
court. sent both Murray and Kelly to the
workho,iss. Tor i've DAYS apiece Kelly
started Ia waltz ont IF the court ruOIu.
waving his nand gUud-by 90 the NagI>-
trat... aud was brought back 20 receive an
additional NV. DAYS for his freshness
Maglstrat" iHrrIgan imposed 81" tin.
on Thomas H.dd.n of 3t5 Nest Twenty
fifth street and John Nankey Of i5I Fast
Thirty-thrd street. striking department
store helpers who We're charged with
grabbing the brIdl- Of "A team A PAIR III
wagon boys w-r., held IN 500 bail each for
S''@CIal Sessions on charges Of carrying
concealed weapon,
Strikers threw bricks at "a Park h Tilford
wagon at sixth avenu. and Forty eighth
street at o'clock Last nigh' TN. Of the
bricks hat Matthew Heppner, guard who
was riding ON the tail ot the wagon Tn.
driver whipped up and tine horses ran to
the iirm's stable. where H-ppn-r' fore
head was sewsd up.