New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-26
FREIGHT OFFERED MORE FREELY.
THE sTRIKERs INDUCE TwENTY-THEEE GERMANS
TO QUIT wOnK Plans FOR CONTINUING THE
FIGHT AGAINST THE RAILROADS


THE sTRIKERs INDUCE TwENTY-THEEE GEK'fANs
TO QUIT wOnK Plans FOR CONTINUING THE
FIGHT AGAINST TIE RAILROADS.
Yesterday bronght little change IN the condition
Of the str,kp along tho river front although there
WIS son,e increas, IN the quantity OF freight offered
IA, the railroad companies. Inc most significant
Incident of tie day was the detection Oi twenty
three German labOrcTs who had been employed IN
the place OF the strikers at II. Johns Park. The
men were persuaded to stop work by committee
of strikers. aud at about l p. III. they left the
derot and marched across the street, where they
were cheered by body of the trcIKht-haniers.
The crowd ther repaired TO Berngun Hall, at
Hind on and Dcrbrcsses SIS, and listened to several
snrsches III German and English he Germans
ayowed that :hey did not know that they were
taxing the places of strikers Wien they went TO
work or they would lot have done 50. IL - SAID
that tie influence Of labor societies has teen
brought TO bear strongly IN Keeping Germans irOm
entering the employ Of The companies during re
strlXc The men Whu struck yesterday were en-
pic, ed in handling East-bOund Ir,ght ADOnt
,eyrpty-hye more German were at work, ana the
strikers were Crniident that they COulc induce
tre,u 10 ioiu them to-day. 4 number OF tire ter
mans Joined the Ere ght- Iiand,rs jnOn. About
G,ty ltalGns were at work III ST. Johns Park. Inc
iatforms iOr est bound freight Appealed much
Iuler than the 0thorh There were not many
trucks IN line. At The IhTty-thlrd-st. depot OF
the Hudson River Railroad, about 100 Germans
were AT work. few pOlceincn were on guard. 10
was slated on good authority That many men were
turned away who asked for employ nent, including
"A nun Der The strikers. The foreman OF the depot
is said 10 have let Of 100 strikers who lave asked
4 h
i'm the amount fire. ght offered at the Barclay 81.
uepot OF the Central RAILROAD. number OF trucks
were obliged 10 walt come time, OWING 10 the slow
handling Ut the freight. Ihere was iong mo OF
iruCks at the Ere depot OF the foot of Cham Desst
although 200 Italians worked as hard a. icy could
20 receive the goods. At Pier No. IS the tIcg H.
handlers of the STAR Union Line could have DIS
posed of much mUTe freight than they dd. Three
clerks from thls pier attacked III North Moore
ST. Oh Monday evening by crowd OF men supposed
to he strikers. one of them. who was too lame 10
run away got badly be@1en dId Kicked. An
Italian was assaulted yesterday Dofllng AZ South
tIfth-aye. ana SprIng-5t., while OF ms way 10 81.
Johns Park. IL Is reported at nearly ELL the piers
thai the old employees keep applying To BE- taken
back. ana that they are almost invariably refused.
A small number OF strikers called A. he house of
Frelght Agent Lo.ms, OF the Da'clay-st depot. one
evening THIS wees aud asked to be reinstated bnt
got no satsfactOn .
ever IL /, probable that the Union IN tins city
will follow the example OF tue jersey Ilty | mon
am determine 10 srnG committees 20 canyass all
tire large cities in tire country for assistance TO
fight the raIrUadS" The leaders make no see Il
Uf their design buy of the abOlers from the com
panIes. If they cannot lie induced To quit WORK by
argument. number oil slIikcis are SAID 10 nave
ioned ongshoremen's unions IN TINS cay and
Brooklyn, and thus obtained wOik al 10 cents an
hour. The 'lUngshOTeIIc n encOu- age the freight
handlers to keep up their uDiOn saying that II they
do not they will never be- givsn chance TO work as
'longshoremen. The finance committee at Military
Hal disbursed 81 90 yesterday IN sums OF from
% 10 81. About $50 was receI, ed ftom vaiiors
sources during the day Tor the relief lund OI tins
sum $lS 50 came through the loiSs /eitahn.
go - from employees of ". II. Kemp. 80 % from
the Cigar Makers Progressive Union No. l, and
$40 thTOug committees.
The Central Labor Unions Of New York and vi
entity issued al address yesterday, Gaining npon all
wOrkingnen, organized or not, To take ~ weekly
collections IN their shops and forward The
money u the treasurer OF the Executive
Committee of me treignt-llandlers' Union NJ Mill
tarY Hall. The adure y asks Tor cents a week al
least from every workngmIn. 10 says
Break The legal nj, hinery of the ail'-
IL. 10
derbiitismi Down win starvation wages!
Down with the politicians who made the eristeuce
of a Van lerDlt ana Of millions Of wage-saves pos
sbc %
Branrh No. 7 Of the Freight-Ilandlers' Union met
last evening 10 Emmett Ilall, In IhirtieIh-
b. Charles AelIi. suD-bOss told the stllAeIs That