New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
TRADE MOVEMENTS.
srn,EE oY1ABoRERs N HoPoKEN.

sTnKE OF IABORERS II HOBOKEN.
An extensive strike of laboring men employed 10
unload coal cars on the elevated railway over the coa
docks NJ the Morris and Essex Railroad Company, IN
Hoboken took place yesterday As far as c9ua could, @ Se
learned the facts follows: gang OF hD1u, A.
men il employed upon the dock, of which MI BarCr n
superntendent The dock which the elevatea Ia @
way situated Is about an eighth OF lhle III
is occupied by various persons az p the dock
aud fbe men are employed 20 move the cars ana duhP
coal wherever directed The WORK Is Irregular, ~ ar
frenuentIv occurs that the are idle waiting he az
rival OF coal trains For this work they formerly receo
% cents Recently the men asked ioI an them
bnf when paid Off-which occurs twice month-u&r3 &
only received % cents @ an mS ddman5ed @ cents an hour
mi time, or 80 cents an hour for the sctuds ,.ad
ulhe onH the men stopped work. About 100 men
n the employ of the Morris and Essex Railroad SoPSy P
we're set TO work in the places of the strikers bul d
made acquainted with the facts in the case refused 10 @ @
any more work The were at once crs @
were being paid off yesterday afternoon Inc suiA.t'
were congrcgatcd about the depot but conducted tne
selves in quiet and respectable manner IL was pnd
d had tbTpe9ed TO have them arrested trespasser
hut the strikers thought they were on Neddy
ground and had a right to stay there so long as ty w
6ayed themselves and did not interfere with any one
IN JAMAICA, L. I. ,;.o
! The jOurneymen masOns OF the town Oh Jain"''"
! have struck for 81 30 per day 80 r,.
| THE CARPENTERS STRIKE II THIS CITY ,,o,,
All day yesterday, and until late last evening t ,orts
,r az n their hall at No 2G7 Bowery receiving rePoIs
from committees which they had sent out 10
the precise situation Of the trade throughout ts by
was allcged-and the allegation was suDstahs.eu t
abundant testimOnythat many employing cade%d caddserday
Uhose names appeared in the advertisement III . 80
mornings TRIBUNE declaring their intention TO resist y
! strike were used without autho1y' nads nads
| Of their number being ready to-, conGe%s cirHcn
| to fhe advance from s. 80 10 ~, Win the
aver about "a obstinate leaders viii recede ron @ .
eronnd which they have taken OF more thah aVsni i
ovne rarpenters the city, nearly 100 nave kcpt r
w"rknen employed at the advance ana since the +iso ~
ration OF tho strike Monday last the $50 men %
the Increased rate and the 500 men who are a"t @ cir
summons OF their late employers expect t0 carry ~
t"1 hefore She close OF another week. Inc sttlH III
Brooklyn was reported to have been compe'e Suo'c'
! from the first day -
| Ietters from various trade organizations aproan
were road AT the meeting last evening" and II was '9Mm
thot coincrave movements every are yleIulnk
tLe coUptor abundant prOfits The flity piopt
~ Tho Troy Cooperative Iron Foundry earheu $500
srrnlus last Mnter, while other founders were lue
| Presideut Ennis introduced Mr.. Sanders cdlol =, o
ric id,sGi Rrrie,r and that gentleman SAID tat hlte
having carried The Rcrec six months without peGuiaIs
! nroht he has resolved 10 discontinue H. MT Mchets
rcported that Mcssrs J. ;. Blank son OF hu,sos
ners,t I'M Keeping Their store open aitcr O'CLOCK ~
and that Therefore other carpetdeaers decline 10 co,
their doors al T. Mr Clark Of the Carpenter mon,
detailed the circumstances connected with the srlAt III
| which that body is engaged, and pledCteu HH taig
! success Mr. ". A Wckham Financial secretary
! rendered his resi- guatiGn. and II was accepted.