New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15
TIE TRIBUNE VINDIC1TED At NYACK
WHINING EVERY POINT IN FIGHT WITH THn
BOYCOTrERs.

WHINING EVERY POINT IN ITS FIGHT WITH THA
BoYCoTrERs.
MACK, April 14.-THE TRIBUNE has CON-
petely beaten the D0ycotng OF the paper in this
porous village. II will be remembered that without any
grievance whatever against THE TRIBUNE, the shoe
makers OF NyacK ordered the newsdesers here TO stop
selling that paper Tho dealers cut off part OF their
Order wnereupon THE TRIBUNE sent its own agent TO
sell the paper In Nyack and ran specia boat
the river whereby all the NewYork papers beaten
into Nyack by two hours The shoemakers. who
are organized Knights OF Labor hooed at THE TRB-
UNEs agent. and finally March 20 abou, fifteen or
twenty OF them Joined In rush upon him. which tho
agent struck and gashed In the face aud severely
choked and dubbed. Two arrested for this
brutal and uncaef for assault aud yesterday they
tried before Justice Christie.
One OF the prisoners John Whalcn. the constable,
who headed assault and who, melted BY the crowd
OF Knights OF Labor but absolutely without
or authority, dubbed and dragged the agent Of the
ton platform The Village Trustees dismissed the
stable from Office for this attack very much 10 their
credit, and yesterday he WAS tried on the criminal
charge He made defence He with.
drew the demand for jury trial, pleaded
guilty" and through his counsel. Mr. Tomp.
kr g. asked for mercy. The news agent and TAG ID
UNE were represented by Gilbert snider who stated
to Justice Cnrstie that LIE ihibuSr Vas no. acting
right 10 the paper in lawful and peaceful manner
right to do tho snoenakers had; that
there was wish TO punish "A poor man
who had others support. and AS long as the pria
cpe involved In this matter was rec0gniz a. ne WAS
therefore willing that the prisoner be- discharged with
"A rcprrDani. Justice Christie reprimandcd HIN, lIcd
him the and DISCHARGED him.
The other prisoner. william Foley. shoemaker anda
Knight OF Labor tried IN the evening lie Was de-
tended By Master WOrkmen James d. Murphy. OF tie
Knights Labor. Fecy had demanded Jury una. Ous
the Jury filed In, summoned ny oHcrr la"rrhce
and Feey saw what kind Of they were lie ifnined
aiey withdrew the request for jury. South Nyack
Jury would have given no consolation To yloator OK
lie law Several witness were examined. Tue case
was entirely against Feley. Mt Snder summed up Tor
the complainan Justice Christie was then informrd
that the complainant wOald be tl'ncd WIN lghs
rue as the prisoner poor man, and lie accOn'ingy
fined hin $40 and Feleys conviction carries wtn
IL the severe penalty Of expulsion Om the knights of
this thar meaS losing MS plat la tho
shop aud bciug probably obliged 20 leave town.
TiIF TRIBI->E won every POM In IL ngIo
in Nynck circumstance largely due TO It's hearty sup
port by the best OF the place, both Democrats bd
Republicans Its agent has lncreasei tie sac OK
the uaper more tnan 90 daily, ard - gaining
every day Men OF intense Democratic sympatnles ao
sopnn their COPIES of The Hcrdid The Horif acd ne
Inns IN order take The TRIBUNE. as an expression os
their OF boyco Ltng, and one gentleman hi- pNa
~ cents to ealer for copy OF the paper ana To-
fused any change show what e thinks VI hoy coths