New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-18

OF and tho doors of tho cars the Boats
were CLOSED for tiJns In the aferaooa
Hoffman, Induced about forty Of the strikers 70 reeurn
Tao places OF those who struck at Pier No 80 were
City. lew left the Pennsylvania Pier NO. l. put
ths assurance OF the agents whatever the other
companies paid would Do paid by the Pennsylvania had
the elect OF quieting the employees Inc fenhsy
road employs about 200 lsoorers on this side OF we
river It asserted by the strikers last Night thst II
favorable not given % The deblahu ior az
Increase pay there viii be- Monday general STOP
ping OF work ~ tine employees OF different roads not
only IN In New-YOrk but also IN Jersey Gly: q,
TRIBUNE reporter yesterday visited the rmrueth-sI
yard Of the Hudson River road where the Strike mas oeon
In progress for several days, and found that ns ToH
In confused stato Tns Italian lIborers VINO nI Uy
hired replace strikers had been found inade4ute
70 handle the enormous amount OF freight WHEN = r
Ierred at that point. Their inexYSriehce hsl
with efficient work their part Lhis cirouis,
asd toe fsot that on Sunday an immense .r'Sars
OF work has TO be done, caused Ihs sinI 80
to feel some confidence tnaI tbs ulInouly
would soon DC adjusted satisfactorily Inc eenhs vas
encouraged later IN tho day wheu Toe ssent ~ os' 80
OF the yard asked the whether they would return 20
work al any less than 20 cents hour Iher an
swer was that the demand which had been madeII1
advance OF cents an hour from tat current fate OF
no compromise. IL then thought by the sIrikers
that the company would accede 10 their demand before
ooiock-the hoar when tho mgnt gang oeslhs
work But as the hour approached when
favorable message was expected rrOn tAe com
Throughout the day the were orderly ana quiet
All of them expressed themselves as being opPosed 70
thing In OF "A disturbance lnd said thAS
their demand could not be gained without RIOT thoy
would abandon the strike In the yard at slxty-hithsS
lt Is IN the lower yards, the handling of the egHt
done with less incoavenience by ths " green inch
About 200 men are employed IN tneso Two yat1s,
ycy rev having been employed since ths oec0hu uAy VI
Tue BUSINESS the depot at Johns Park prac
tcally at a standstiu yesterday. About NIFTY ltahahs
hopelessiy with huge piles OF negut. and
their feeble efforts Caused the strikers 10 laugh
Ia derision; At the ofnce ot the Depot; tne
Tho $50 strikers grouped tho streets about inc
building, discussing The situation and dep!orins the ne
cessy Of their course Inc leaders urged tni. strict
order should be maintained by the men during the am,
Guilty. This advice tle strikers generally adhered
to- although Inspector TnOrne and Captain Gasthn
depot bur their most difficult work was to keep cool
Inc taliy-men arc the frelgBthandlers st
ST. Johns PARK. This advantage to the Strikers
tho tally remained the inexperienced
men could get aions much better I1e - tslH
men" demand 500 month. an advance OF $40.
TIE freight handlers employed by the Hudson River
Company On Pier No. 70, North River, VINO stopped
wiIh the St johns PARK, were not seen IN
the vicinity o. the pier yesterday 40 freight Ss ro
CoVed, aud about the only sSn 81 HE IAefo wa IAe
solitary policeman who guarded the entrance.
IEele was b meeting o. The striking RAILROAD 4borcfs
at keIys Han, in leishL-st, opposite St. JOINS Park
last eveniDs The nail was crowded with broad
ksealy eyed each person who entered as
4 they feared spies from their heir. empoyersS,
made report of delegates FROM ali the roads
uou V' 80 20 SeV- go P.uIsgISoia
Central, Eric and NeTJersey Central roads They
All stated tina. they would ABIDE by the action o. Tue
meeting The following resolutions were then unanl-
mOusly adopted with great enthusiasm
k,svged Of this association demand
the OF ~ hour. and also taLie 4yen"
receive 500 month
eSOtUed That resolution be 10 the
Of
10 Fe-d a. uass- ostins called tor to-moJ0S ngAL
There very few speeches made and thsy
short One SAID: " have q nome aud a family
and not dOu3r, but aux going through wlt5 THIS
strike, and We must all stick " man. Another said
Let not single man 90 10 Work until We are ali sure of
getting 20 cents hour" All seemed t. bs much
amused ut the attempt Italians IN their places,
and that An Italian mover dd aId could not do square
day 3 work" 1t was announced that there would %
meeting OF ~ stg king railroad la3orers lille eve
nlng az DesOrOsses and HUdsOa-sts.
Tue DOilcrmakbrs strike, which Affects only the
shops Messrs Roach and Deanaer has not yet been
ended No communication has passed between the men
aud their employ several days The strikers we're
paid 81 200 yesterday from the treasury Ills Is
penshed Tor that purpose by the National BOilermakrs
Union, which has membership Of 10000 men
IN spite Of tue resolution passed BY Joint con
ference committee or the union boss " aud jour
horsesboers To withdraw al union from tue
shops OF HOsocety BOSSES this action mas not been
taken and the sLIAe Remains Unchanged Although the
employ do not snow any signs or yielding " tie de-
mundS the the strikers to Dc determined
persist IL Their demand Tor S3 day.
There was peIcepuOls change IN the type
founders strike yesterday. Ii was learned That
the men In Bruce's foundry had objected
doing work Tor Conners Cons; but the nrm denied
statement that thor had struck IL consequence
Of the effort " have them do the work sent from
COnners.
kOurdrinier workers. who have been strike
since June T. have yet failed 70 Make compromise
difficulty with employers, but CLAIM ~ Do
confident VI forcing @ concession.