New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-04
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE STRIKE AT THE PIERS.
SATISFACTORY WORK OF THE NEW MEMO PRoBA-
r,,,r., IL -nr ruacrss nE LIE sIRIKERs.

SATISFACTORY WORK OF THE NEW MEMO PRoBA-
BILIry OF THE SUCCESS OF THE STRIKERS
The longshOremen's strike continued yester-
day without change. The men remain OBSTINATE al" quo
steamship companies firm. The work OF Ioa'lls al"
dscharging the steamers at the piers goes s'e"u! ""
and the new men they become more fainar Win 'o
work handle the cargoes with greater ease 10" Oh
the strikers yielded, and asked to Dc u' 10 "OA
being compelled by hunger, but the majority are sun
determined TO resist On the corners of "estst ihey
stand IN groups, discussing the acton OF INC no"
m.n and Specializing the possibility OF the 'eases o'
being ready to sail saturday. In conversation "I
TnmUyE reporter one OF them SAID yesterday 't lne
men would remain on strike until olrI'.'"' Il '''
steamship companies did not give way, and another ~
cIred thar tnev would seek other kinds OF Work raher
than work on steamships at less rates than those when
they demand. -
There is however no possibility Of the success Of the
strike AS the sievcdores o. the steamship eohp'ul'a '
satisfied with the quantity and quality Of the work uo'o
by The new mcn Il s considered at all probable ''
the stI!Ee ,dl continue over week more. INC '9'
strike of the ong,horcmsn continued only I've "trhs'
and then there wac plenty Of work und plenty OF money
In - treasury Of the LOngshoreineu's Unrn GG,W'
that treasury eapty @ns WORK G, .c,c, mon hv inii
yidIals who persuaded others to Jgn tA,M is' INN
strikers would hot Doe entitled @ rccl lio.A 'e O''
oven II tn Union were able &" give RELIEF.
SIR Gardner scvcdorc 90 the Atlas me sara ea'tI
"a, mai Inc >.I kr wa. Tie most foolish dining pos,iJt
tta isrlt NON Der ~ men w,'c u oi 'hpl ,t"'H.
va. mo- d,l,,r'ty IN Hing al tic vacant I1c's lhnea
ff,yq US u,, work rnOugu Tor the az. At'nJs Nn'
IhroI-ri ire piers. he had received n-lfdctI' H"'
ms cuu,ug.Ta NOT To- engage again any OF ~ GA iy4,
ne work done Dy the men was satisfactory every
way. ,, ~, 81. ,.,ul, ,ros
-iug on gu,,EIv aud wei. yesterday. me men ne.
80 not icr he strike They receive 80 cents an LouT'
A. fs National line pier No. a, tIe steamship IliS
y. loading she - advertised 10 sail on Stidliy ruu
me s.,yrdurr BIZ. CAT. said yesterday tAdt thIc VIZ
no Go;I' That 50 would De- ready 10 uMe WIN ,i.E-
srC...d a, we'll any tuh vessel ever carried Az '''I
~ !. f.r state oi Nevada 3, nearly ready ON Nt",~
d-y l.lt' tho r.u wUrhct Ii4 night Al Ite Ii-i' n
mon we're WORKING On I!e 80 .I,ain CIV %! Npn'thi .
I'M, rrrr4r Irc 4,r. So. -. The steamship ANDES %.
,p, Alta. Line 20 Per Eu 81 g. expected 20 %" ity '-
noon TO-DAY, although slice does not -s Lrul l'ih' '"'
|. Ir the White st3s Line is cNp'cieh 10 AZ
rave to-day or sud The nc" men no nc P' ~
work ON her has had no steamers ia this F'i'
Tar during tue strike -...,--.- -.
TIE sril-.- " Zoo one or two minor c,'ton'' pave
yvrI no trpuh. 20 the new men. lI'l tHioE ON i &C
c..inpal aury wOrG oI insulting cVihei, hds oA gao
whole their conduct Ea- been pea. lhin ah 4t'. '
r.af ta-fiI ~ me steamboat -qaHi 1 police l-l' 90
et.-.sd large crowd 90 them, Who had Gathered 'N
Wr-i-,t Co. k them tutt 10 .eF would not "oi, .H'y
mus, ~ hut, Alter thar they .d NOS gamer t'-''f'f
i. LARGO crowds, tuy only a. groups o. U.s." CT iHt'
number OF ion ,-rDT' Men who were ON rii'H "'r'
s..it.Ir together at tine time OF leaving work last
rlf Id Per So - North River. some o. ne STRIKERS
p,yf,>,r tls opinion that further resistance "- Use
i,-. wI.Ir uf..- insisted That tEg ,It" -H""id con-
f,iua Flul. words th' Ci-putuis passed O." 'o~s ana
. rt. - rI., Zine scented IIallu'It, 'ul -. Et"N 80
l.. .r .I. officer, the Steamboat squad Ti@Iti N
4., Oh, strikers and took ~" Y t1c lt2Ier' ia 'L5
toty. Alter that quiet was maintained.