New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30
NEWSDEALERs ORGANIZING.
DETERMINED TO FIGHT TIE HERALD.

DETERMINED 10 FIGHT lie nEkALD.
MEETINGS IN THIS CITY AND BROOKLYN - THE
TRIBUNE THE CHEAPEST PAPER.
A meeting of the newsdeaers of the Nine
tenth Ward was held yesterday afternoon at No 1863
Secondaye. In the OF the ball we're hing TWO
placards One was: "Hcraid for sale, price cents"
The o her: "THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE, cents. The very
best family paper New-York. BY oil odds the cbeap
est paper for the money" william McCheane was
elected chairman and Robert Bloom secretary
Mr. McChcanc said that inasmuch The Herald had
boasteA that IL would force the newsdeaers to sell 1t for
remained for them TO let Mr. Bennett know That
they would handle his papers for less profit than they
go papers Mr. Bloom reported that lac had been
able TO find only two women In SecDnd-aye between
FOriysecOnd and Er lty-hth SITS. who sold The Hcrdd
for 2-cents He moved that The Herald be sold Tor
from the stands week DAYS and cents on suu-
days and be delivered al 20 cents week or 80 cents
a month, and that for delivering The Times and The
WorId Is week be charged The motion was
unanimously agreed TO- L. also decided to charge
cents for Sundays Journal and 10 cents weekly for
delivering The Journal and Truth.
Hugh MeManus a delegate from the East Side ASso-
cation asntroduoed e spoke OF the parade and the
ass meeting be held at Cooper Union on Saturday
ngnt, and it decided to participate In
both. Mr.. McManus suggested that action sins
liar to that of the East Side Association
be taken in rcgar to the weekly papers magazines and
tons the prices marked on them
fairly attended meeting Of the Tenth Eleventh and
Seventeenth Wards newsdcalers he'd az No. POI
seyentn-st julius Schmidt was elected chairman, Alex
ander Stapeton secretary. aud JACOB Purr treas
urer Resolutions rectDg the grievances OF The
ne~sdeeers, ana promising not 10 sen me n,
Hei0id for less than cents, ana not
to denver It for less than 20 cents week unani
mously passed Ii was further resolved to sell the
cents. COMMITTEES of five was appointed to meet and
confer with other similar organic atoms ID regard
Mr. stapeton iniroinced the following resolution which,
aftrr considerable oeOae, was unanimously adOpted
The Herald for less than GEMS will be bOycOtted in
words, the association will defray he ex lenses
OF setting mp rlvll newsstand where The HerdW
Will be sold for one uuril the refracto
dealer Is brought 10 his senses
The Uptown Newsdeaiers' Association completed
permanent organization at a meeting at No. 267 West
Thrtyfourth by the election of stephen Richardson.
president; Joseph Murphy wee president BARTHOLOMEW
Clarkin and stephen Il. England secretaries; Robert
5r Richardson spoke OF the injustice of The Herald IN
It's tre1ment o. the nessdralers. James Delaaness
said h., aud JUS me Hedtd will Tomorrow
c)ntn paper than 1t ought will be success
Rcsou were adopted declaring That single copies OF
The Herod would be sol for cents and that subscro-
would b. furnished 1t az p cents week The meet
ing closed with three cheers Tor TIE TRIBUNE.
There wac a largely attended meeting of Dews1eaers
al No. 81 Broadway. Brooklyn. on Friday evening
Samuel Murphy was elected chairman. F. W. Bartram
secretary aud c. Gildcrsleeye treasurer IL was
resolved TO sell The Herah from the stands al
3 cents a copy, and TO make a profit OF
cent at least on sundays Herald The paper will be
delivered M tue houses the same Tates a vote OF
t.auks unauimO ally rendered o The TRIBUNE and
The BrOohiyN Times. Eage and Union for the liberal
Wch tney hau treated the dealers. Another
meeting VIII be- lcd this afternoon Masonic Temple,
Grand AMI Seventh sts
A Brooklyn uewsdoaler has inquired whether the
New-YOrk neWsGcacrs would OhlecC TO having the
Brook yn JOIN in Tuesdays plraie and mass
meeting The NeW.IOrd 'dlers responded tht rs they
wish make parade as imposing as possible they
would BE- gial to nave both the Brooklyn and jersey
tity dealers par pate.