New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-18
VIOLENCE IN THE BAKERY
THROWING CAKES IN MRS. GRAY's SHOP.
A BoYCorrHR LOCKED UP FOR THE ASSAULT

A BoYCorrER LOCKED UP FOR THE ASSAULT
| d,Rs GIRO J.AkS AID FINE.
Uostilties broke out again yesterday at
the Gray bakery. In Huison-sL The German BOY
Golfers of the Bakers Union. No. l, are easily
cowcd but they have good deal of silent nnfeasohihe
obsiinacy The dismissal OF walking Delegate ncn'pu'
on Friday at the Jefferson Market Police Court ea'eu
the order and proprietor OF the beershop III No u
Hudson-st. which they had abandoned Friday night
found him self unable close his doors on such Pro
abe the threat OF being MIN
sef boycotted by the NIuh Warders-when the bakers
returned In full force yesterday. II Is unders"on' nov"
ever that the boycottors are hereafter 10 pay caS
for orders and not draw bill on Mrs "ras W i'i'
due when the present difficulty shall be hnaiy set'eo
,re mart ~ the Ninth Precinct police force had been
On He'd over 10 Thrtayc and Bowery 10 look after
tina street car strike there. one man ony patrocu 'nc
block between Christopher ana west rent" '''' ~
intervals during the mo ming ana AFTERNOON NJ '
witch placards which Justice Duffy had denonhcen ~
incentives TO riots mounted. but the circular DUST
ness was begun gain with some IMMUNITY oy 'ho oo'
c,t.rs About o'clock George Althrop baker OF ~.
IS Orchard-st, caught by oiicer Ihoih"s p"iN''
distributing the tracts and was ordereh 10 p"' '
mn and move on. This the Knight 0f LABOR rei"se" w
do and In ten minutes ne was registered iii Tue
Charles Street station "A prisoner He was taken 10
IN. Market Court where the Chelsea Jute Mis
| h,vcotting case was on and late In the afternoon
was fined 81 by Justice Duffy for disordcry conduct
M mare c,rcuars were given out, but about o'clock
Iouis Aukelen German baker OF No 42o West thirty
elgnh.sL walked into the store along with fellow boy
cvtter and ordered fow cakes Mrs myron Crafts. the
wife OF Mrs Gray's brother, was standing behind the
counter near the OF the she put the cakes
IN a paper bag and handed them TO the baker. He put
10 cents on the and walked toward the door.
but before steps turned suddenly and
threw the bag with as much force he could Mrs.
Crafts 1t struck her arm aud fell on the hoor as he
pair Of boycoters hurried up the street, MI Gray bad
part Of the from the outside and keeping
ms eye on The two men. sent neishnors BOY hi'er
Officer Burstt who was standing at The other end OF the
book Aukecin ran into the cellar 81 Gimoros liquor
shOp the southeast corner OF hudson ana VEST ehh
SIS, and his companion kept ON toward Chhrles-st
Mr. Gray and Officer Burkitt followed the former INFO
GImores wine vaults and found the cnlprt hiding be.
hind ale barrels lie was slightly Intoxicated and
locked up for the nsht at the Ninth Precinct Pc
lice station Mrs. Gray unable to swear "A case or
assault AGAINST Aukeen. not knowing AT the time that
the bag had struck Mrs Crafts but the prisoner
will arraigned assault aud battery this morning III
Jefferson Market Police Conr Last night the beer
shop No. 5l2 iudsOn-t was again deserted Tie buy
cotiers Will hoda meeting al 10 O'Clock this morning at
No 263 Bowery five delegates being present from each
of the OF the union delegation OF 9
member from edcn branch viii appear before tho Cen
trail Labor Union at Clarendon Hall IN ST., IN
At the 6ake-house the doubled business OF SATURDAY.
afternoon and evening was going briskly on. Mrs.
Grays Ninth Ward custom has returned and the extra
men meet the orders that come IN IRON
people VINO had heard of the bakery before the
boycott began. Pcnnsyly adnirer sent % yc'te
DAY bread which Mr. Gray is TO distribute among
the poor Of the Ninth Ward. Another from Massachu-
setts sent the following letter;
IOLYoKf, Mass, Apri il. 1856.
DEAR FncOs. find money orler OF
five dollars bread and t. be delivered al the
Hospital Fourteenth ST between sxt anu seventh
ayes A FRIEND or p DRsOSAL Liberty
william T.. Wright OF Spr.n-n ii, Mass, sent ~ Tor
loaf of Graham bread and OF white bread to be dev
er,d by express. C.. ". Crane drOppi IN To
offer Mrs. Gray 500 in she should need 1t and
usual number Of people VINO paid - Tor ginger
snap loaf of bread wanted cakes sent to Indiana
Texas hand. The weeks business VIII
close a OF some 81 90 The following curious
specimen OF logic to Mr. Gray yesterday from
friend OF the unIOnists:
20 GREENWICH April 10.
MI. GRAY seeing by the papers That wife
~ pa1zng letters VIII moi Olef an aD)oSy
liberty ofrr ug few y pa hctic % lncs
position Dv f0Dshiy using 10 rec pSnile the
Of gmen 90 DttnilatOn IL you evidently arc
organized Labor Is teaching You yOu pad yOut
worked them union hours. why
ri rr1rcln. ON tlc rtff % the bOvcOftrIs md IL
duty Of all good citizens who d. not advoc lie
sia'e,y mohVpTS anu sn hh,ucri ai n.sIc
although be rve the press as mi epretened yOn cass
OF mpithy YOU now receive f0 inc paFas e. OF Soci ~
will completely showed under Nv The pOpuir verdict OF
public opinion ror your own SAFE compromise uis to1De
and do allow meddrsome persons 10 ntererc IN your
business relations. W A W ALACK
Mrs. Gray remains unterrihed however. and feels per
fectly able along without the present slmu
trade winch IL due so largely to The articles IN the
daily newspapers she noprs IN ftct 10 gel indictments
the D0ycUtters aud In that event Is
willing to suffer few financial losses
section No. OF the Journeyman Bakers Union held a
mass-ineeng III feruhndos Hall! Last fHty -fith-st.
last night, abOu 200 being present Forty new mrn-
beers elected Tue boycott OF Mr. Gray Curs Gray
ignored) referred to- and Tue continuance OF
the boycott urged The boss bakers VINO Subscribed
pl mentary terms. expressed that their
Individuality Was not known