New-York tribune., 1886-04-25
suGAR REFIyERs STILL LOUKED OUT.

ANOTHER FIEM CLOSES IFS DOORs-HAYEMEYERs
: rLDER REPLY TO THEIR MEN
The strike Of the Brooklyn sugar refiners
yesterday had become virtually lockout of the men ON
strike. None of tho firms, either IN Williamsburg or
Crccnpomt were dong any work and several declared
TINT they had closed 10 reopen for long time and
certany not un, the strikers had loose from labor
ualon control Beyond few irfius ln,eriercnccs or
no ulon worsmcn the street BY haltlrInhcn strtk-
er. the day passed without any serious disturbance
OF the peace The strikers Vrcseute! sglca, dogscd
appearluoo wherever uot. Edward King one o! the
Conitte. of the Labor Union who ordered the strike,
said - reporter:
"Ihe situation presents sorswha, thc appearance Of
ockou. since -. bosses have dcc:ei Ia close. Our
men VII reioa.a arm ia taer demands however, and
vii not rctarn 20 tae.c places uAless ihese differences
are setilei."
Tho Fulton Sugar Refinery, the only ono which had
been uclutet IA the general order to stSo volun
tariy closed i,s doors ycs;er!y and DISCHARGED its
worsineu II the step avoid the danger OF hav
is called cat b. tAe Union at any moment As
this ui- occar AZ timo when thOus suds % barrels
Of sa-ar Waro in process of making, the firm deemed
that it justified IN culrdius against this possible
loss THIS Will adj 1j0 men to the 5000 already
stnke The leaders have counsred the strikers against
violence pckc;s postel in large numbers through
ont The day IN hofh the Creenpont and Wilanshnr-
districts. Bnt beyond warning away Nv app! can'7
for worn their positions were snecuies Ine ioiOWlh
circular va distributed 10 the docA laoOrers oi
Havoncycrs Elder:
70 Pie Conn ttcr oa G- 1c,s e Ioc, to.ss IL ne can.
Dio8 - .i+rsa'@1ffs rs l'f.tr.
In rr!,l to 'nci' O. his date We There
IS be, likelihood e.. t-o INNS Itounin2 NpIA iOf sJme
urc
Ne WI nay o IesHir. work the % waecs nat IS
genera ile lIi- tH' LIS relates 20
The hours 3d.; work. ovrrtiac and work We 10 IA
wages ~ employ the nn rcqule - wist7 - c agreed
UpOa ufi tween c man olc ia hTl On lie 80 nas.s.
t "' apply 10 union ir men "c positively decline to
lie f VII not se,,ac Work until ,hs rcosutI,on Of
Tr a. AUS decide or ioseif ,y sther c j. 70 De IN n
lcro No man WI De discharged because he
IS non urlOa
Wu ian wages and .Iol.r AO1rs l. ram. more de-
slaDlc o. A .d.eDess will lis ,eGurAii1lu@ l'sI
iAfEailE .- q, ILNhR
Twenty Polish immigrants, WHO saiG thet tnoy were
gOag t. ia the sugar rrfu"res, weT persuaded 10
Join The siIlkeis. and later were intitet ntO the
Turn Han. Ie>erolesi, this afternoon. lhc following
films closed; MOl-r sierck aud Co.. Dick Meyer
IldNei.Cyt N Elder, brooklyn sugar refining Com
jauy. the Fulton sugar kchuIn2 Company
1t Was learned upon investigation That there was
10 rjh I the story published yesterday regarding the
disappearance OF Henry Mutgen hootkceper ana de-
failing h probable murder By the striEcrs Mr. Whit
zen has gone 10 New.Jrrsoy Tor a few days.
Police superintendent tsEpDel SAID tra though there
lhclhOOd that there would he iuore trouble
on the part OF the sugar men. Yet he would not
withdraw hIs until t-c difficulty had heon fully set
tied. Adam Ranch. Whp Keeps a bakery near Have
meyers u Elder works. was threatened with boycott
10y tbs t!iheiS yesterday u he Ci not stop sellnC
freShmcuts II tho police who guard around there
Mr. Ranch j. away ai LIS VIE consented 10 obey the
strikers COiDuands