New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03
.rq1TrrnE OF THE LONGsHOREMEN.

fIIE STRIKERS STILL HOLDING OUT-NO DIFFICULTY
EXPERIENCED By THE STEAMSHIP COMPANIES.
There was no change in the condition OF tie
Iongsloremens strike yesterday. Inc men sly iAa'
they iu not Yield while the steamship COMPANIES are
equally obil.ate As set there has been disturbance
ne men generally keeping quiet, although ley walk eI
md down Westst la groups stand ON the corners Is
cussiu their prospects. The WORK on al thc piers was
carried on yesterday usual and no lew Hess,is having
arrived there was need seek for any moro men
TIE Havana line a. Stow yrie""o limo q"
Pier No 90 and the Anchor line at Piers Nos 20 and H.
empoy lie old hands, paying them 40 cents an hour.
The French line at Pier No. so employs It's owrere"s'
and gis M INC vacancies with TIE Old bands. Inc Nu-
nonsl line at Pier 40 - the Inman HDe al per No 49,
and the Williams u Guion line at Per 40 49, employ
new hands entirely, paying them 70 cents al
hour These new consist chiefly u Italians, Win
nfe,s Germans ana J7i,hmen. At the Mman bier the
City OF Montreal is loading she is advertised TO sail on
Eaturdav and Mr. Brewster, who - IN charge o. the
dock said that there doubl tnat she Woni" De
ready to sa on that day with cargo STOW rs wei as
culfr r getting an the men he wanted ana indeed could
not employ all that applied for work Ht h1t set mann
9d5aured bv ona Of the TeIs thGt the WORK could ro
80 ;1 - veil nv tie new hands and said that there
officers always sUperatcHdcd the sto~inG OF cargo, ever
Il now. aud the work being done rl1iJ ana ~ .i
This report cOrIOJOraicd at the t'Atr PIERS 80
Scrk was urcgrossis 20 the entire satisfaction Of re
roTT.,gi,, aud no apprehension thar the steamship,
NCnid moi Ue rea0y 10 sail their advertised Gays Was
felt thought that there was nc PossDiy @ tue
strike being q success -.,- .,,, ~
Tie lcp.shareIngu declare that The companies Wll have
10 Weld aud that WORK OF the new n'u as poorly Gone.
rud viii not be sat saC.D ry. They Say tAcJ 10 gl ~
TEND IL make any trouble disturbance 81 any Ahd
IDt al tucy are determined not to work At the lower
rates Even al thc Old rates, they have d!EcnlV 10 sup
pnrt Themselves and families. Yesterday, Hs the new
men "a 10 we're WORK .. at Pier No. 40 were going To-
tErr dinner two or three boys throw stones at them
The IuDgshOre'nen who at Lani Immediately
st0op,d the boys, said that they dd not want any
smell things done, the blame Woud ret on tetl. iA'
ouy disturbances have been two or three DE between
some o. the longshOIeuen Themselves utc&sioaeo pN
iuiuIgcnce in much liquor Sergeant G?Sili. Or u-
the vnarves with force Of nearly on" hGHui'u ~ 70
lie has all the time. Who report q nm tEtL
SocI1r,ce i'm relation 10 the sh1raIrn He said u al
trefc cpd possibly De any trouble mai ne cO" hNi
CrlalI In a very few minutes. II Is the general Hupte-
sion mar fhe strike VIII fail but that t" men VIII not
come back in body bat singy. Yesterday one Of me
strikcrs came TO Mi Brewster at the InHan pier. ana
told hin that he had only cents 10 bay breakfast io
himself and family, and asked MN Tor Hoih If.
Brewster pat uin work with The Diners At Las Dot
been uiolested 80 far by his ola companions.