New-York tribune., 1872-06-20

that r w Durant will probably dismiss his worknnen,
a. s ne iii nj paT,y prepare large quantity of sugar and
then strike without FINISHING It, thus entnng ,hrs
vii then he no refinery ia operation here, and the pro
ducton will have diminished by looVO or ~ serjn
Information was received early yesterday, oy Supcin t
tendent Keso that attacks were contemplated by tue
strikers Durants sugar renneLy' III IN the Me,Topo
tan Gas Works foot OF Forty-secondst keenoree
ments were sent TO Capt Cameron. at t1y & hnt 9Th
second-st Police Station and Inspector Wa%ng' % Tbirty
considerable force, proceeded to the Mest iIt m ,Se
seventh Police station The 40 force on a ssru isc station Ia
house we're also near enough to fesponu we're 70
any call No threatening Ge@SRs,r'uTTSd onsr and by
noon the larger part OF the force was wn'MEa~n. m M W.
The trouble at the gas works was oeeongd zee % d ormen
perntendent dischargng number OF Ie ON, i tSe habit
IL wac ascertained that some OF these WeIe ,rod y
Just before Teg Of hitting cnkers on the fires and
ing them with coal The consequence va" , ' s fnn
nLes Wiz ,i Ioo ooo feet day The offenders were dis
charged and several Of the other worKmen Islsu y
me IneT .i naces we're promptly filled by new men,
Since then the strikers have threatened 20 come % A % @
destroy the works, and 1t was understood tnaS tnvy
%ond endeavor yesterday morning. to put Their threats
NEw-JERsEY STRIKES.
The sugar refners held a meeting IN cooper
Hall. Jersey City, yesterday, and organized oocoV
Of the workingmen Of the Sugar House," with Henry
yutins President and Louis Behrman, Secretary
Ahopt 400 members we're enrolled, and the organizauoh
was constituted branch OF the Central va tc %
New-York The are resolved TO continue , 1n a 10
and express the helleI tndt lheli eniPiV' Wv '
The iron workers held meeting Yesterday az TlCn ~ @
one of the members stated that 46OOJ sterlng Is e4
nected from England 10 aid In the strikes James
Ing John Whtten, Thos Horn Prank kenney, So Rn
Ccnev Henry Coon, George Hayward ana Mlchaei nus
sell were appointed Committee 10 Visit a.
This city and It's vicinity and induce the men 10 JON @ AZ
The eiShthour movement. In the Washington iron
Works and Walkers shop, the men are WoIhlng or TIM I'm,
hours In Cleary's shop the men are ll1 ot ho
when thev work more than eight hours In Cushing sho
the eighhour system has been adopted, Duo au T,s
apprentices instead OF journey9&sn & are and dele
proceeding deprecated by the mgout, d dnce the
gate from NewYOrk ADVOCATED an eHOrI 10 lnuuoo r
apprentices 70 cooperate WIN tn9 & say night and
Steele COndct's men were pld on luesS -, r more
discharged because of their unwingess 10 "uIA @ huo
than eight hours. one man agreed 10 Work 'eh do i
and retained The employees III sI h uoFapan's
steuben-st, TtcOmb's machne-sh0p, anu iohs" is,ad
that the iron-workers in Hudson County number oVO
and that nearly all viii join the movement "lnn en
6e marble workers who struck for eight hours we're
| allowed to resume work, but the men IN Dlck,oh -
brothers. shop struck again because ther enPoJ
| ers would not discharge non-socety man man , p.oa
| The coopers recently employed by ODonneh bros',
| for an increase of wages Messrs. Anero ana simoh9
were sent Yesterday visit all the shops on the ne Oh
:he Erie Railway and to induce the heh' pOssiD' ~
| join the eighthour movement , T., .,o s,,,r ~
Several who are stl working IN tne sugar ~
% ,nDIoyEs Of Banvard Paterson N j. street
tractor struck for elght hours, ana te ueahus
nTyH The e1plcyes of Browns Boiler works st on
''''' THE ALBANY RAILROAD STRIKE.
ALBANY, June 19-0rders have been given
that the workmen strike the Central Railroad must
either resume work ON Friday morning, sign pay-ros
| and leave their situations to be filed by others.
committee Of the New-York Central Railroad strik-
ers visited the shops the Albany and susquehauna
Railroad Company this afternoon and requested the men
employed there 70 join them in their strike Tor elght
hours meeting OF the worlmen was called and reso-
utons to work under the present tenhour system were
carried unanimously.
| ENT-CUTTRRs IN PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-The strike of gar
ment-cuters has proved successful. At meeting OF
the trade held to-day, the following resolution was
passed:
Resolr,f bv olohiRquitsrI IN mating dsebd lht IN
consideration the trade having sgntd their Wiling
ness 10 sceede TO employees the eRhho1 system but have
ps against enug ccnar consent that the employees OF tu
AIMS resume present after applying 70 the central
Committee With the fact and obtaining Their leave