New-York tribune., 1886-05-30
FIXTURES or THE LABOR QUESTION
DEVELOPMENTS Promised BY The 1GIRD-AvE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CnLLuM In CnuEI.

DEVELOPMENTS Promised BY The TaIRD-AvE
sTRISERs-CAPTAIN COLLUM IN COURT.
None OF the threats of the striking Third
Avenue carlrvers has boon put into PRACTICE. other
than the te-up OF tho Battery AMI Cburcn Street Line,
owned by Henry Hart Secretary Mulford said yester-
day that some startling developments would follow,
as the new executive board was getting to work in
earnest large number OF have been sold for the
concert which Ia to DO held In the Third Avenue Theatre
this evening FOR tho benefit OF the strikcrs
captain rhonas Collnm. ex-chairman OF the Exrcu-
tive Board OF the Empire Protective Association, who
Is charged with stealing household furniture and brio
aprac worth Sl3OO the property OF Samuel Sandhem.
was before Justice Duffy in the Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday for hearing After listening to both
sues VI th case the justice held him In $1,000 bail for
Treasurer Newman. a second.ave car driver. was
seen 70 place big stone on the Thirdaye car track
arrested him aud Justice Ford held him in $500 bail
answer. IL found guilty fine OF $3.50 ten years
imprisonment starcs him In the face.
The ockedout talors held meeting at the Concordia
AssemDly Rooms In the afternoon TO take action upon
on Frday-that the task system would be done away
Win, Dut limited system would be- adopted In its stead
them to give in and advised the taors not to accept
ADVICE was put into the form of resolution and its
been asked to quit work. but they win do II there is
not a settlcment soon.
work, until tuesday BY that time the rm win have
on any competent machiniss who apply.
The only nsw featur, Of the silk mill operatives strike
10 JERSEY CITY yesterday was independent strike OF
the West Hoboken police. They learned that the
stable: who had been engaged at Giyenauds mill were
receiving " % day and their meals, while hoy
not recsiTinS ANYTHING but their regular salaries Ser
ps 1%S m:
sfablea Mr. Givernaud said that he taxpayer in
the poce and Mr. Gvsrnsad called upon Ps'' Chief Gal
would Interfere with Sergeant Seller The strikers
we're pleased with the action of the police but Mr.
stsblea There was no trouble during the day.
At the afternoon session of the General Assembly the
on the Good Of the Order was carried Mrs s. H. Per
kns OF the ohio womon's Suffrage Association. asked
that the Knights OF Labor their influence to obtain
the ballot for the The address referred to
the h motion n was Vas adopted in
to take Into confederation the question OF local as
received from Galveston calling attention to the
condition OF the prisoners held there for constructive
the Southwestern strike After discussion the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted:
other places in Te1a; are flied with brother Knights
suffering for contempt Of court, viewed by Judge
Resolred by this General Assembly ofne Knights of
Labor, that we petition Grover Cleveland, President OF
the United States to exercise cemencv In their behalf,
the United States judges have ordered tho release of
all persons sentenced during strikes the South west
better feeling between employers and employees"
committee OF two were appointed to draft suitable
mittee appointed on Wednesday to reply TO tho Ohio
womens Suffrage Association reported that the Knights
OF Labor guarantee equal rights to men and women.
The real mission OF the order to complete emanci-
patton and full eniranchisement of all who labor for
living
A number OF the Knights OF Labor who were at WORK
IN the Collender woodworking cOmpany's establish
ment at Stamford refused to out Friday morning
when the manager declined to discharge a non union
man. ono OF the thirty union who did go out yes
terlay met at restaurant VINO did not Strike and
called him hard names. From angry words the two
came TO blows tho striker WAS badly whipped.
S. s. Bent * sons manufacturers or ornamental iron
works OF Port Chester have begun running half time
consequence Of the sagnaton in business caused by
strikes