The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-06-22

i lou TINE e inter1ect q we-d Of sympathy
men forced these expressinnst fsympsth INV mnon
IHE Sun runorter. 1t was an outrage thew
OF the %dnT na mhoi sc S Sss
with mon who have been earning Sc or i;s
w91ek ovrT an extra three cents an hour
tion ny the New Workers. there was little else
ne New s Hen srasa D Tse h"nds
stre2t who are at work ona salary basis which
T. i s, s to n average s+5 onih have applied
remain atwork under promise OF a reply within
, ~ -, or three days; The New York and
demand as the 'longshore handlers and await
,,I answer. The big St Johns Park Depot was
bn fSe tGo inlI OF freight Yesterday for those
any freight was or could be received and but
little more was discharged. The statements sol OF
thousands of dollars worth Of perishable
i Mss atr was rapidly being ruined there
almost every grade Of wealth called there for
s3ns09s as and got, spt little, Al the other
depot and its piers itaans rsr T9aa
TO solve the problem OF the strike They pro-
yoked laughter among the spectators and pro
1uently. and the most willing male the rash
est expenditures of strength. At the Pennsyi-
vania piers a MISCELLANEOUS assortment OF i'm
migrants from Castle Garden ,wrestIed with
the mountains of boxes and barrels and
though some freight was received it was often
The New Jersey Central naifrosa, with force
greenhorns from Castle Garden did better
work than was done elsewhere John H. Starin
The Union and Empire fast freight lines which
are run in connection with the truink lines West.
shut down in the afternoon.
The railroad men in charge OF the depots all
gave the same reasons for not ending the strike
abs tn the deadlock In the rst place they said
the advance asked and in the second place IL
the handlers are successful the truckmen,
,ratinimp a engineers.a firemeuw be certain
II, The striking handlers were nowhere admit
and Canal TSSfn e SnS
Capt Gastin. the former with detectives and
p9css and nd Shs latter With 200 poieemen
that there was more than their men could do
in keeping order among the blockated vehicles
that the strikers did not seem to need watch
Ing. There was humorous collision between
barclay street where the strikers laughed nj
the awkwardness Of the others. and hooted
the little. Fooman Anton LanGomi OF
thc band OF beginners brandshed u revolver at
the strikers, He was arrested and taken TO
the Toinbs Police Court. whore his pistol was
Several hundred Of the strikers met last
evening in hall at Hudson and Desbrosses
visited y u York to show the merchants "a" as
they were going home from the q exchanges that
worthy body Of men who were on strike. He
believed that the strikers had adopted a cor
reet policy in making no distinction of nation
and Americans alike. The career OF Michael
Dayitt. peasants son. showed that men could
make themselves what they pleased.
On motion. committees were appointed 10 or
ganize the men from each pier and yard and
the committees were Instructed to meet at 40
A. NJ to-day ut Hudson and Desbrosses streets
to agree upon a plan.
The strikers agreed to meet at the Battery
at =. NJ. to-day to visit Jersey City.
Late i'll the afternoon 1t occurred to the men
10 carry the following paper around TO mer-
chants:
To the Kerchdsts u TIE Guy Of Ss,c Fork:
We the freight handlers OF the different railroads Of
influence viii The difseSt eompah.s 20 Rare
them pay us living waees-twenty cents per hour.
vision. ihink il only just to ask shat price Ne
impossible to keep families at the present rate
They obtained the following signatures at
once. having time TO visit only few stores:
Lawrence Co, dry goods, q Worth street; Brown,
Conn Altsm1s Co dry Eocds e. North street W
p smith dry good, Is Leonard street buckingham
r.als Is. swne IS leonard street! Camden WGollen
ard street Eacelsier knitting COMPANY Dale Dstcher
4 Co, dry goods $50 broadway; Case, Leland Il Ca
goa @ s RaSssT RSn 60 Lazy
ford airy goods &c Leonard street
delegation from the Dock Department men
employed on the bulkheads waited upon the
Dock Commissioner yesterday and asked that
their pay, which they now receive very irregu-
larry. be increased to 81. They were told that
the desired change would be made when the
next pay roll was issued.
The strike Of easters in the type foundry OF
James Corners Cons in Centre street ended
yesterday morning, and the casters went to
Conner says lie viii, employ girls instead Of the
striking rubbers.