New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-29
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SOME OF THE STRIKERS REFUSED WOkh.
THE CONDITION OF AFFAIRS NOT MArhHIALAi
CHANGED IN THIS CITY AND JERSEY vi
RIOT PREVENTED by THE POLICE
vas,o,dav did not materially change the condi-
ion If the strike of the freght-handlers III 'nis
' 'i1,- The work of moving freight went on with
.olerabe dispatch at all the piers ana uepoe'i 1A
centinc at ST. Johns Park. Here theIe WIZ i M
limos of trucks some OF WHICH, -
waited several hours ne nanun" Ell .bonrh
49, ,vera large auantites of cheese aWaltiIH te
movaL Whit Germans were empioyeo ~or ,1t ~
fhe East-bound freight Platforms sA3ht ~ n
italians were handling NestDouhu ucIsl. - "a
1sngTid wav A rumOr that fifteen Germans n1 ~
sfr5ck in the morning was denied ny lle ato,,rt
About fifty policemen under llS,"o'of them
wcTe about the depot. Some Oh to
were ridiculipg the arrangements maze tbe
g;ve them their dinners, par, " ON n
Setficcrs having received Accent oru II was
tr,ont while Others received nothing, man
staten Inv a policeman that the oo US denot COM
Tor Fl r. Claim X Co had been a. az Sven of his
planning % DER No so there were thirty ilal ,
diScbarped and Germans were niI' - Nos ~
i A. the New-,JeTsey Central LlerS' 4"S, 80,
places III ~ ia hands are. some of them, Try ing
- eet hack to work. one man S'iiu tI."t ~ ~ -
GOT 81 80 a day, as the s'IIne1s; Ia
I've him money as they had pr0mlse,L 1lo.s 81
Thirteen deck hands, iorh'Iiy Aoi-u' &c H.. mo-,
ST Johns Park, who TOOK tns Pton,sr Draw of
~ struck on last Friday on the steamer DIo", W
e. Peonle's Line quit work yesterday ihoIntn -
She was coming down the river. Inc NJ su ~ fr
strikers received 70 cents an hot an received
s2o re,ts Those who struck YESTERDAY Ic NI,N
o. cents and wanted 80 cents Other ehPioyes
of the company were got to take lhT P n'Io tbe
men and there was no delay III h"n I =, - 49,
Hb I, ~ said that the strike was que 10 CoHi-
,,lainrs made 10 the Freght-hahdleIs On'P -
1aooJ many of the strikers Went 70 OVn,S So,
sosterdav bv wavOt the Iron SteamDo COMPANY
- t;aly,~ts issued bv Rufus Hatch. MANY Oh VHoSy
were distributed carelessiy ana Ihey uIu Nv, 70
reach the freght-bandleTs some VIZ i, .3ic.rs
- III MFRS were not OveTwOrked, as they
were treated as special men, 9uu am -. -,
home al the close of the DAY ne atiou .i''y ,'eS
nj theru were supplied Win Deer ~ INV n
"a riat tney drank TOO much OF H. he thouBHv
tn pr,senf police force unnecessary az luo - 20
III strEers did not offer 10 MODEST tne men az NVA
III, o. I,oans eft the ST Johns Park Depot last
ibt a crowd OF strikers and their friends eathtreu
80 hoofrd al them One or TWO men; WY ~
s ,' ~ Who appareutly prevented riot Inc
sfr,L er- al the hrty-thrd street bcpos st'LeIo
az Fleyenth-ave. and Ihlrty-secohu-sV III tnS vnV
inc Ia watch tie men VINO went 10 WIZ ~ lie ~.
T6ev told TRIBUNE reporter UuSt vie
force of men at Work Vas N0S
toH md that seventeen of them had struck AZ
SIHt ~, In. reporter or going 10 the freight
6omses touud that the strikers mad not tOiu cue
frufh 4 large force OF aoe-OodleI DeIInaus' LIsn
men and Italians was al WORK ING u"S - - -
2}j men, and about sixty were sem 1N"S ioi 80 "a,
Cf vV0r for them As the reporter was talking WIN
the time clerk, a NUN er OF men came anu aaAeu ~
mn m work but were refused, is lney A~u Deeh o
strike. - ,ba o,,.,,,,i 4f,a ~
Military tan YES eTdsy. or TINS commit teeS COL
lectrd 800 I'd Havers'Iaw ana I-1O III IOhA H
nerorul,uce for lhe benefit Of the strikers VIII Oe
riTon M Miners Theatre on thursday, Aus isl ..
Anot her perfOrmance for the same OBJECT IL &c
- AZ =" Harry" HIS Theatre week laier. Inc
Stril.,s served some OF the Eussl1n refugees VINO
had siruck Ia her shabOlIy YESTERDAY IHos Aau
anned tor relief and were gwen notes ASKING raj
road oific ais 20 please give tIcSe oVaDS "V'A'
and oblIge the trcIgnt-haldlrla.
II ,,i7erinc of me STRIKING FREE ght-handlers IN
1erse,- irv was made interesting yesterday morn
mo ~ a discussion al the MlsuDdeIs'aA uhA ABOUT
+ne ii COED propOsl IOu through amer De ConciIO
al th- Ere Railroad Company Tor compromise on
1be ba,I, oil giving up the union. Nj. mcnamara
sad mar Ia her De CuncluOs statement was the
mos l, ea,iug one that lie mad ever heard ana II
there WAS no authority Tor IT, IL suOu4u ho1 nave
hen made The strikers wanted iaciS MOI impress
sjous 4 striker sald tLat IL athtI Oo OoHciiio
Drop5sed 10 take sides With the ralf0du COMPANIES
AND Italians the strikers WOuld Irt thrlh SufpoiO
In. crlrrh The suDsOrl JuOus yesterday amounted
10 1913 The situation Al ,he helgut depot ana p-eIa
remains unchanged IN a. H.. H.,
Tniou went To Newark yesterday To make arrange
rneuts with the Traces Assembly Of that city Ior
worAlucmenS mass-lueetIng TO be held to-hlghl IN
Newark Mr.. Murphy VISITED Mayor Long anu IT,
,rael nerull.sl,u 10 bod the meeting Ia Military
PARK The Ma. or SAID that at Tie request u Tue
Common Council Committee OF RUNE pioulus ne
had refused 10 grant permits % nuuefous assOcid-
mons t,r meetings the PARK. A tue chdilldH OF
1be collnlIffee was our of Town, he was unable 10
communicate with MN. Inc Mayor, -lONe'cI,
rexa n'rInIssiOn % hold the proposed meeting ia d
Hrfie triangular annex 10 he palk. Inc secretary
OF the Traces Assembly found ine place oeslsiaieu
TO be too small the purposes OF meeting am
conference of trades representatives was Clou 4oi
last evening to consider tne matter the feeling De
ing THAT the park should De thrown open 90 the
w1rhiupueu and should be USED, NOW 4lAoldhu4Is
the dec sion Oi The Aay or