New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-29


tween ,trlklug freIghj-uAualers and the men who
were worAIDg IL theIr pacCe Ii turned Oul upon
investigations however, 10 be merely the drunken
escapadr OF some Idle 'longshOIeIneu. party OF
about nifty Hebrews VINO lad been AT work on Per
No. East River went from the office OF the
Hebrew EnIgrant Aid Society III Safest. into
the park Oh their way TO Castle par-
Den. where they lodge. They were accom-
panied a. usual Dy "A young man employed ny
in. Adj society VINO acts as Interpreter ana has "A
general supervision over them. A Ines ehtcIcu me
n.rh hey were suIrOuuded Oy crowd mate up ~
'lOugsnOrcmen and GIslrputJOle oilers sucA Is arc
accustomed TO hang around the battery flrh. lur
crowd hurled OpprObnOus cplthets al the Heore"s'
AID threat cned nom win violence. hen ehs4cd
some pushing and hauling the HT"ItNS lJnF W
torre their Wav through the crowd, ana Tie crowd
Irving 10 push them DacA mo Inc Street
ON, al the leaders Of the rOtcT, Threatened tuc H.
terprcte B., .nd ne called tor hclp. foIlceMaA Neo
b,r who was pdtrOilIn- us beat ID ctdu-5t, nedIu
fle disturbance and Tsn over o. tue para IL al =
rested The man WhO Threatened Inc me PIci' @'
Policeman MulVey, whose D-dl II III TIC PAIN Ian
nm Ia tr -cene of actlOu ana seized ant, uri man.
Inc pOncemeu tuen forced their WA through 'He
cron,l and escorted tine Hebrews 10 Castle GARDEN
Inc two PRISONERS were then ta&eh 10 the Ne"
Street Police otation. 1t niSt one PioNeu !" we
lIrury Jones, ol no. 10 iahlh stoA-st., anu tHo
other ncnry Nhairn, Vi No. - NaNhlAe 'Vii- IT,,
bOru lOug-uOTcucn ana b'tu Idtnci al AiA' -
a.tu.k iro Led that turY had 10 connection Win
tur tirIeAt-uanalcrs, but were Simply HO'Ihs lOI
the love tuey ict Tor the cause OI me slIh'iS' -
q III
against them. BY ne time the poheemeH Hau io-
turned 10 the Battery oil llaiIahH VINO Au oooH
tA,e the la.c of the ,trihers Ia jersey CIt4 c@io
ann Y a,rle Garden, whore they hdd "cch idHuvu
ht nm. boat bringing tuom nom thrI "oIA. luo
croAa 1ttat Ard Lucm and II vac Will uIulei4l5
tLtt Inc poicclucu wcle able 80 Eet lheui s~l''y
t1rntgu tue park ora was seat 10 the Ne"
-,,.,l "A atlou aud the reserve, lOIlJ III hu'H"oi'
,,-t, down anu ,loaIcd the pllk, TIE IotcL' Ni'-
r-r,IuQ before he nrHt charge 81 ur ponce As
.ot a. Oi the disturbance Ieacheu The S'IIAc'7
q ,el-,atlou IRON the Ieigut- Handlers Assoc -,
80, ,,.u Al the New stree alton ant use dlllcu
All r-,oog. lDIuty Tor the allair. -,
4 midnight tnerc were ILmOfs tLaJ INC LiAe O4i-
Graz. had .eid a conference and Lad deteIMlAeu 20
END the slrlke by Offering to accrue 10 tlo
demand of the -tTIAer-. Al O'CLOCK Just as ln7
A ,tt,u. were about 20 quL WOrA, oiurIs "clo lo-
c,'tS,,t rum Jeurral Manager lu"has uiItCtihg
~ Ia ,,,ntItus Al WOik antI midnight hese
order, the ItAIAns refused 10 obey, aud the5 al
oure -topved Nurk. heir action Wa, IL u saul
s,.y~ren condemned by Mr. homas, ana
he declared that Lie was dse ushu VIII
the way the men perloIMeu lH04 "" a. a,
md i.ed their discharge. Inns, IL 10 S~Iu 4ou 70
m, conference hen the strikers learned vi Ihe
ruc,ot they were greatly elatrd- superintendent
ILL IL stated. Lad Also sa4u 14As A1 - A''