New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-10

NEW HANDS WHO ARE CAPABLE NOT TO BE DIS
cHAGGED--rHE sTRIKE DECLARED TO BE ENDED
STATEMENT OF THE FINANCE COMMIT Z.
TIE frclght-handlers who have been striking did
what they could Yesterday to remedy the evils
winch he strike and the errors Of some Of 4 Z lead
ers had thrust on them. The majority OF
the men who had not applied on
the previous day for reinsta 'enent at
of them were disappointed rs they were told iha'
lone OF the new men who were competent wonld be
discharged TO make room for th-m; This state
ment was given most drc'deGly at mo Erle piers
where though about sixty men applied IN the morn
ing. not was put at work. FIVE strikers VINO
had applied the day previous were allowed 10
work.
Freight Agent Hoffman said that his new men
had loaded four floats Of ten cars each
before no -, feat winch had not been cqqalled ID
SIX months. He stated that the company had only
GS7 advance waybIlls instead Of several Thousand
was stated by the It KRIS, showing that the
tracks were quite clear of frsight
At Per No. 26. the New-loik Central = IL was
stated that tine new men we e able 70 do tho work
and the strikers world not be received back sixty
Of the old men were taken oack az
twenty-four a. Pier No. p Men were also received
pack Ut Piers Nos. l and .. Nunb'rs OF the Old
men lotercd ahou. hop to be put at work The
otlicI l. discri mated somewhat In selecting The
men and toll, lem that they must 20 TO work singy
and IS ne n. A runOr tina, he Pruns lvana
Com Jauy led 10 RAISE the wages OF the reigPt-
handlers now that til strike IS over was siiG by
General-Ageut John Whitaker to have no
fonn,lauO1. F,fty-three mcn were re-
instaied at PIER No; 3s and t~entg-fve
char ed but the foreman said many o. th.m vOiun-
farIIv left on seeing how mucn more exper. tie
ASH tmed because they could not earn thrir wage.
At St johns PARK only about dozen striAers have
been taken back, though large numbers have made
4 meeting of the Executive Council of the Freight
Handlers Union was held AZ their hall in Pear-st
last evening. James CooDey presided. Ii was oe-
cldeI to a low the benefit perOg nanccs at Harry
HIlps this afternoon and at the ALEXANDRIA IheaGr,
on saturday evening 10 proceed. as expenses rad
been incurred III preparing Tor them and the money
would be- needed lOr destitute III 'mberS ho men
were urged 10 stand by their union although The
strike naa failed. One of tne men said ne wished
Prrsld Mt Murphy HI stayed IN Jersey CITY. as be
bad hurt tine character. Of the others 10 was unan-
lmously voted to ask President " lrphy to resign
his once.
The committee to audit the accounts of the
Finance Committee Will meet at Military HAL at
y, on sun .ay.
The Finance committee passed the following reso-
luuOus:
esOIped That we hereby declare the STRIKE absolutely
end, botn in NesIOrk ANA IN jersey CITY, III 50 FAR
~ IF IN on II concerned
n, So'0rd Isai every man D-iohsihs 10 my, Vi Wv
braucnrs OF the union at bety 10 Obtain employ me-
anywhere lind and the best terms he
Resoiced at we Iearuy return our heartfelt thank
trade AM la Dor org nlztOns OF the whole
country aId To tue lie IN general for their generous
sympathy and dearly SUPPORT
feso ced rnat respectful ~ ask nat further
trbusOn- forwarded lhe Freight Handler Union
any auch iii Ger thereof on any petence want
ever as wish DE placed IN me position Of
cunmou begglrs o. lay our ewes dDlo 10 The lpu-
tati0n II de irng to sw1adle the puuhc
heSOiUed That uertDy resZn CIR pjsuOns "a mem
ber- II Finance Committee. VI the request IA 81
our books aid vouchers ne duy examined by conhlt-
tee oil person from cacn brlncH OF the union,
appointed by tue president turreoL
JAMES COOsEY. President.
". ID .. SULLIVAN. secretary
T. j. Nc .ABOS, treasurer.
CHARLES PASkINs.
JOhN MCCAULEY.
The report of the committee shows the receipts
from Julv II to August : ID have been =. O23 -
ana the dtsnur- men. al ,913 50, leaving Oal-
ancc of %IO9 81. The disbursements were as fol-
ion.