New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
CITIZEN SOLDIERS ILL-USED.
DISCHARGED NATIONAL GUARDsMEN.

| DoITGLAs 4 Co. storage, Nos "a and Ga south-st.
dismissed Henry saad Of the su 9h E M Pe%so as
| declares that sandsh dropped forineomPetehey
and not for absence Mr. DSTgas say mi, 1n, cy y and
would not send away man because he Delohsen 70
the militia. On the other hand MT stulsn oS SI
that his employer would not keep him sixteen ohts
he were incompetent, and positively asserts hat ne
was dismissed on account of absence WINE Ill 'ne
FOWLER ABRAHAM painter ~ he a oiS
Regiment OF fIobolen. because he was Obliged 10 pc
absent military duty, .o,,o,,o, ~ ca,t
schmitt Company ID, 32d Regiment, as having JUS
charged George Arzbergcr Arzberger wn los Is q
tg daVs When he was called 70 arms on his return
TO the store he was dischaiged. No ee. pu,astie-st
Brooklvn discharged Adolph Hauck "A member OF
Company d. sd Regt The employers alr9 ~ INA, !nsr
foreman, who received no authority from them 70
this elect They add that Mr. Hauek Will be promptly
member Of the National Guard. ~ ,cz
GRTTNDY GEORGE Co dealer in hardware al No; ioo
Greenwich-st, dismissed James F. Kenworthy OF the s
22d Regiment on the ground that Is " necessary l9t
,Peres, Of my Sgsnfs at Rfne SmH
LEVY, ABRAHAM j., cothiers, No. 1919 Cnureh-st,ds
CHARGED Capt Lgner Of the lin ta, keG cn,,p
goods for them he had wasted much material. 49,, ~
Levy DAHp no % sh Regiment Of
Ho6oken, because he was doing duty with his resi-
MARTINEZ. A. A, cigar maker. No. 80 Cedar-st,
dropped sergt. Gustav koneri and sersL fr ~,
A. q
Martinez SAYS that owing to the dui season h he va
obliged to lessen his force; that these men did NOT
lose their places because they were dong military
duty, aud will he employed AGAIN wneh ouS'''SS
NATIoSAL BANK NOTE COMPANY. New-York,
dropped Charles Schleicher OF tue 32d Regiment
TIE AMERICAN AUTOTYPE, No. A. FuOn-St, New,
York discharged sergt schwartz, die-sinker, ana
Lieut.. Stackeroh. metal-spinner, both OF the ga
Regiment The two men say that they had been IN, IN,
ployed "a month. When they We're ordered on nuts
they informed the manageT. aud both, by leaves OF
absence aid little work while the Leslnen. VIZ rom n,
service tho manager said that other incn were ihg
their places He asked them If they would tssc IoT1
wares than they had getting tT9 per "eeek,
and as they said they were forced TO 90. Inc
manager told TRIBUNE reportfr inn. Of the men
Ihcy had learned other trades and ana moi give sans
faction in the autOtype work Col hnegor 'on ~ in, ~,
officers of the 32d speak III high terms OF the t"o
men, both g. soldiers and worklnen;c .,,, .,
yOiIL JACOB tailor. No. 3j4 West Thrtyey enth,St'
dismissed John Pfeifer OF the 9th Regiment OF H'-
boken account Of aSenee on military I a N.on for
ne ~ duty with the ON X. glment Of Hoboken.
WAY HOMAs B. cabinet-maGer FIRST ana Ausins1,,S,
| J. ,oOken, discharged Jacob Aminon ior inc s'"e
CASES IN THE ELEVENTH REGIMENT
Col Unhckant Of the It'll RI giinent said last evening
TO TrBu reporter that about twenty members oil MS
Regiment had been retained in their business POSITIONS
after being threatened with dismissal or had De en-
ployed again after discharge the press had taken
M the subject Several pryatcs who had been dismissed
aud taken back, begged him that the names Oh heir
employers should not be gwen to the newspapers
They feared that they would certainly lose ueii POSITIONS
if the names were published. -Four men who had been
discharged had been recmpoycd, but thcf eD-
poyer. had shown signs of yielding, and in all probable
itv would take them back 81 haven't received the re-
turns from four companies yet said the Coionel,
and since tic officers have been dismissed from
duty they don't work fast ~ they should 10
hunt up the cIscs. When they are III | propose
to publish a complete lis OF al! who have gone back
on the boys can't mention, of course, those who have
81 me i'm
encc Of the press although shall state the number OF
such in each company. But those VINO hold ont Ike Levy
will be sure daylight BY the way met hin 'his
morning and he seemed 10 be of ia" same mnd as ever
understand that Capt Lingner was good cutter Tor
several years in Levys establishments He is poor bnt
said to-day he wouldn't return 70 the position III were
offered him. lie would rather beg"
DIsNIssAIs IN BROOKLYN REGIMENTS.
In obedience ~ the order of Col Rucgr OF the 32d
Regiment, hch published in yesterdays TRIBUNE,
Capt sciitt Company d. called special meeting %
his command last evening and reported the names OF
william Nanck. George Arzbereer and Charles Hartwis.
a. having lost employment on account OF military ser
vice The first two names appear III the list above.
Charles Hartwig was employed by butcher III III
toust Brooklyn, whose name Capt Schtniu could not
ascertain last evening, Iarwig was absent IN search
Of situation The captains OF the other companies re
ported that no Of dismissal had been made known
| among their men. Col. Ruegcr confident that the
names mentioned in the list above with those OF Charles
Hatwg and Charles Parker, composed all the sufferers
| ia his re iment.
A reporter of THE TRIBUNE called at the home Of
Charles Parker last evening wietcncd, poverty
stricken apartment III the upper h0Or OF tenement
house. No. 3s MontrOse-;ive. He was out, his aged
mother SAID looking Work he might return tIat.
! night Like the officers NJ the aTmoIy Mrs Parker
thought that her sons last employer mad been MI Levy,
whose name reporter in yesterdays IkBU NJ She
had not heard Of her sons working al NO 10 fuOsI,
NcgN ork although mightUe tru- that he had done So
| Mr. Parker raid Tuesday that he worked at No 40
FutOn.t makintin cans over store Where nsectpO".
der was There such stoFt OF that number ana
Mr. Parker must have made mistake
| Severn! meinD.rs OF the I'D Regiment or Brooklyn
were seen YESTERDAY bv TRIBUNE reporter WIN refer
euce To discharged and all agreed win Col Ward
mat probably were no cases OF the KIND IN the reg
| imont The regiment Is composed manly OF neu III
good circumstances whose positions are Of several years
standiug aud secured to them against loss by any
| such means.
| that none of his numbered among the
IN, uioyes Indeed, he did no; believe there half
$zen in his company who were not their own mas
ters. one case lie had nad some iedr about but mad
What Iuost exces the astonshment OF the people of
Rrookvn l. the action OF Observation-Disclosures Brown
tlnatening discharge several VI his clerks. members
OF the ~ Regiment II they did not 90 theiI regular
Regiment was ordered Of town aud these fodi4rs
wen1 with IT, they would lose their places Tho
| Talbot was aw are OF Mr. Browns threat
DISCHARGES N THL NEw-JERsEY NINTH
Several members OF the 9th Regiment OF NeW-Jersey
sny that about forty addition TO those mentioned
in the above list have been discharged but their
could not be obtained yesterday because the victims
mink publication OF might inure them In getting
other positions Much indignation expressed tie
9th Regiment Armory last evening over the number Oi
discharged Col. Hart is engaged in preparing
accurate lat to send GOV. Bede a meeting OF com
pancs will be held on Friday evening.
| STATEMENT OF CASWELL d MASSEY.
| TO the EDITOR OF fhe frt6une.
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