New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-08
LABOR AND BUSINESS NOTES.


PITrsBURG, April (Speciatl.-A bomb was
thrown into the ranks OF the coal operators To-Day ~
wears the Pluck Wees" the operators stores "'
called. have been the bane OF the miners In heu oi
money they are compelled TO take store ORDERS ""oH
are filed at these company stores often AZ uoupo no
nrces by independent merchants TWO years ago
the Legislature passed bill declaring these sore
illegal Unfortunately penalty was proVided anu no
system still prevailed. short time ago miner ue
ermined to make test case ana lor .i Sn r him
refusing everything except lega lenueI. ~
ssociation aud now an attorney with large
practice among the miners started out 10 coeS I nnn
Claims against operators SO far he has secured
worth OF such paper and will begin suit at once lie eA
poets to collect half or InlIlOh- ..o..,.,
STRIKERS WILL NOT YIELD TO THEIR BOSSES
The trainers who are on strike met yesterday
at their Headquarters, No SO First-ave 1t was IN
-, hv the chairman that steubenfeld & Krothen-
felder had decided abide by the nnehour rule ana
their men returned to work The announcement was
made that Mr. Weiss and Mr. Zah0n were going 70 Jo'a
the b,s.es and insist their men WORKING zen noIs
day and committee appointed to call their men
ont on strke This leaves about the same number oi men
on Four % Of the painters who strike
gave in to demands OF them yesterday anu '"o' ~
now less than forty men on strike .. ,,,.s
sHOEMAKERs STRIKE FOR HIGHER WAILS'
LYNN. April 7 (SpeciaD One hundred en-
ployes IN the shoe factory OF Bennett @ nsr cent
indav for nm advance OF from ten 10 seNchS pei Vc'
There are several small strikes In otner isc'ores
SHERIFF SEXES A COLLAR FACTORY.
Troy. April THE sheriff has seized the
collar mandatory of A. iIoeIter. OF New ioIh III s
faction of Judgments aggregatlng s3l'ooo'
oUARRYMEN STILL on STRIKE
JOLIET. April mo attempt was made TINS
morning 10 put men at work in the quarres. ihLte NJ
dred strikers armed with revolyers are "aIcnS so
ouarrtes hui declare they will not resort 10 ans -
fired unon The OF the quarres teeBI' -,
the Governor that the sheriff failed 10 40 ni9 .y
roon. ia We not vet been ordered out but the Adnh
General is expected here to-day 10 look over The ncu'
CARPET wEAvERs RETURNING TO WORN
PHILADELPHIA, April 7 (Specidh-Forty OF
the sinking CARPET weavers formerly mcmbers OF inc
KNIGHTS of Labor Withdrawn from that society anu
returned 10 their looms The weavers Oh ,ne S
Mills also moving against the traue VI h a. h,
Eases returning to at the reduction made Dy tAe
A JEwELLER FAILS FOR $4,000.
Fort EDWARD. n. Y, April IN. j..
Roberts ieweller has made an assignment HE ""''"
ties are 81 5. 900; assets $1,000.
THE SUSPENDED NORFOLK BANKERS.
NORFOLK, Va, April 7.-Wallace a. Son,
planters merchants and lumber dealers ol ~ p,
founty to-day decided property worth Sl5loOO 10 ban
Rrohers the suspended bankers The members ol thc
firm have their ntsfest In the Iachinonu Nc
! Works In favor of Balm q Brothera
| SIXTEEN HUNDRED wORKMEN ON STRIKE
Chicago. April 1.-THE employees OF Motor
mick's reaper works In this city, numbering Iooo @
on strike this morning. The mahagers @ m 'onhIe
me factory the largest of its kind III the word ooo
of the EN- Iloyes In one 81 the departments nSa
strike and attempt Of the owners 10 MI ten
with men al wages the occasion OF inc pIose
strike. x...,,,,>
NEW COAL COMPANY CHARTERED
HARRISBURG, April THE Lenox Coal
Company of shameken, with capita oi @'oo'ooo was
! chartered to-day.