New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-17
THE BOYCOTTERS YIELDING.
THEY CEASE ANNOYING MRS. GRAY.


| WALKING DELEGATE DISCHARGED.
The Gray boycott in Hudson-st. appears to be Ian.
gushing far the Bakers Union il concerned. Nc
circulars distributed yesterday. aud the beer
shop ut No. Big Hudsonst., the headquarters OF the
bOycotters looked de esrted IL give ont by the
proprietor last night that the bakers had Withdrawn
In disgust from the field The keeper of the place Is
said TO have been himself threatened with boycott by
his Ninth Ward constituents if he Ould continue to
barbor the prosecutors of Mrs Gray and altogether
the prospect for the union Is gloomy enough Ernest
Schmidt the walking delegate who spent Thursday
night in the Ninth Precinct Police Station had hear
ing yesterday morning at the Jefferson Market Police
Court. Officer BARLEY who had arrested him for dis
tributng boycott circulars, could not swear that
Schmidt bad stopped walking while scattering the
tracts and Justice Duffy decide to discharge the pris
The character OF the circular the Justice sad
had nothing to do with the matter so far the police
concerned The OH err boycOtters had been fined
for ohstrucng the sidewalk and disturbing the peace
For an arrest on charge of conspiracy an ind cment
and warrant were necessary. The bakers in the
room who were able to understand the verdict
cheered Justify and the rest expressed themselves by
Kissing when Officer BARLEY walked out of the door
One night in the police station. however seemed to
have settled Walking Delegate Schmidt, and nothing
has been of him or his companions about the
bake-honse since.
Captain Copeland and Mrs. GRAY with her foreman.
driver and second hand paid another visit to the
brownstOle court house yesterday but did not appear
before the Grand Jury. They had consultation OF an
hour two with Assistant District Attorney Davis
aud Mrs. Gray went back to the store at O'Clock
with the that the Grand Jury would make hers
test case against boycottng in general No indict-
ment WAS ordered yesterday, however Daniel Lord
jr has been retained by Horace White of The Eve
ming Post" presumably to undertake prosecution II
any necessity of &c ting Independently arises. lhe
Evening Post " also announces thai another lawyer
has offered his services the con gency Mrs
Gray's friends hope to obtain indictments not only
against the men already arrested, but also against
those who terrorzed the grocer and other patrons of
the bakery into whdra wing TIER orders. All the
grocers but two came back yesterday and those two
have promised TO begin ordering again on Monday
The rushing business of the last ten days was main
tanned at the bakery yesterday. The new hand en-
gagged Thursday appeared promptly and another
man was secured yesterday morning. There now
five men besides the foreman at work during the day
and three at night There are now 800 barrels OF
-four stored in the cellar and Philadelphia flour mer-
chant wrote Yesterday that he would send all the
-four the bakery would need free OF cost if the dealers
in New FORK could he frightened into cutting on sup
plies The mails brought number of orders yesier-
from distance to be filled top OF those still I'M
filled John A. Stewart sent $40 for bread to he gwen
to the poor of the Ninth Ward Iunis lompklns, OF
Fhkill Landing ordered fifty loaves TO be Delivered
by express Another friend from up the Hudson itlVer
sent the following letter:
PoUGHKEEPsIE, y. Y. April IS. 1876.
woman. Don't cede an in TO 's internal boycott Enclosed
aa e S oT f Un y wh5 peae forar by express
to IN, Hone for The Eriendess PougnSerPse a. ISaa
- ''' WILL AN II. FARRNGTos.
Addison Cammack contributed - and Charles +.
Wocrishufrr -. Mrs Russell Sage drove down III the
afternoon and ater conrra atnc Mrs Gray aud offer
her sympathy and support bought large supply OF
name bought a single loaf of bread put down Ave
dollar note ana would take no chance Another Is sAi
10 haY" gwen ive-d0 lar gold piece Tor pound OF
ginger snaps. Citizen" sent ten-dOar order Tor
bread asked Mrs Gray give half OF To the poor
in the Smith ward and The other halt 10 some charitable
in~tiiution. letter signed -. b., ana daLed y TIL
ljcame last night from Mauch Chunk Penn The writer
expressed his feelings IN nall dozen pages, ana haay
offered draf for ~ 900 the Daksry should ngeu H.
the bakers III her employ, as follows: By W. H. 90
"A boycosted firm in Elizabeth wrote as follows:
ELIZABETH, n. j.. Aprn le, 1885,
MEGRyDGAE MADx You r. BRAY wnaa We Ne
have taAn the Lnj as your self against shs most 91t
Domestic Baking Company. No. 50 Broad,st.
Altogether a business OF about $500 done yeser-
day and suggested that all Mrs; Gray has 70 do to
broadway slxtn-ays. she has brother. IN TACT IN
bakery business AZ 40 6ts slxthsve and from this
Not all thr letters that come. however. are o. a
friendly character baker who "thirsts for Mrs
Grsys heart" aud w0uld Ike to pnt bul ct through
her blood mailed the following incendiary missye on
Monday al Post Office station A:
a Knight OF Labor. neither striker,
right OF working class The real liberty
of "A country remuneration Of mans work gwen
him r,spery country but never the op
pirsson benefit those employing the
q should be heatslts enough TO
mOnOp list mat has hardly enough 10 get
along cxtrcms Of OacksOm wicsedDcss,
mn honor Dorher and hono woman, but
has bOunt herself satan she ~ reah 10 DC
raaf.d s,r, r.an the devil himself You should NOT he
boycoted Stunned pest hospital bullet through
your blood should be y0ur reward iOF your
treason 10 the cause OF Justice . 49,. . r l.
A TREN 10 ThE LABOTER. But HIMSELF NOT LABokER-
An alleged baker frOu Brooklyn. wrote long letter
full OF < raordiuary spelling ana syptax, the fUy
OF holding against tue Labor UnUI Tho bakers are
galung public Interest 10 die out and hen
they will say nip and tuck will come
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