Evening journal., 1890-08-11
BOTH SIDES DETERMINED
The Militia ia Readiness at
Many Places.
XANY PINEEaF0N ssBN M ALBANY.

EANY PINE EATON g9BN kN ALBANY.
Naaeiy 9eo Of T,AeE are Gwnrdan. the
oontral Ianlsrsad"s property Isioodshs ed
Estwcon Bankers a@d R1Hstf@ Sarrsvrly
Avs@asd at syrnesss- sufot in ssv Teak.
NEW YanE. ARSA -mxsrys9 49, in and
aroasa IA bow York GeAtza - was
qpist aaa ~raerly saaaay. 3d. an si
The traiss raa sz gshs&mls thne, tiae saly
oaes tkak we've ast s,xrssa sns Se1nx the
8af1 Gr1toa laaBl sn8 th4 IeE3s PeeAsskiH zc-
cBaanl0e7gs1n. F1seay YFepe rannors that teaa
BroCAerhoo2 81 Lose nsasU I'm nSiReolz
wuuld corss 80 aha aia Of ethe atrkers, but
SO fer Bhs sngiEHRRs hHFs Ra1lB 40 paora
toward . s5ofke. tae1eral skanas.nr Tsaeoy
ard a npsn bvr Of kfr sSristAnbs knve aeaisl-
ed tp besln saoyhAr 1aaishs sraaas today.
The railroad 0@EGRasy ciAfla shar = Large
nUaabe a tae Eltous vaestea by STRIKERS
hEYe aresaJ teas sa>d ky expeususcd
railE-sed Haes. FtQs PsssidoUt wesb has
given rk~ fsi1owiaa slssafaa ts the Prsss:
1ha Ssnsp1sy's Mn1ifssts.
''Cse posttion " Csc aorveay is t&is;
We wsu seleus eaF swn Masn. sna va de
nce rzcPv1a shzt tsay Ss dcz'gAasea by
tho EaigSss af LIaAcr 81 IN eansNlhbras
W1svN wyn Sva 6sGralsssd we sban GOD rid
of dAsSsxcf2oiemt, sse napa4 xhsa<x. aRa
thpse szn ka assepd vsfsA eHr hnterezes
Wh@z TsEsDtieRs are ~ be- Raade We wiz
not bS@vuBa by s'as RsasisE4sg rxales prs
rn1lSatrd by tae Kzis8zts af Ensar. A
dzEe oOasia@rz10aA win always bs gfvos ts
/ leRgSh ef service, AEt t&e nast and rucat
iraNartaRt rGie viii be fAo qaalasinaticnn
cf oasa mea fer fha slxsA VI err saea Aaya
gxfevHHocs the Sropor aflzpss win be will
ing % grEnt heariArB aR8 ssc that ceAsfa-
GRAFTON Is given, hTh we viii not allow
outsiders TO intervene az tA iauerfere be-
tween employer and sRplagr
"H'ur gTis reasen s3Hne ! refused te al
low Mr.. HSlfnnd % &iSatuas aav differ
ences alleged to exfa between the csnn-
pang and re rsea, and Ese fer the rcassa,
as stated, that VIZ Nhionb te car employees
beiR4 members ef iahor ergan izatso ons
These are nay EloHz, and / aln satisfied
that they are coacVrr1d n and approved
by eyexs oaaeai pf the company, by its
boara of directors, and BY the gentlemen
who arc most interested IN us securities
The strike is III aHvfgi, cannot sucucad,
dAu we Will FAkt ~ uANb 1FQ E1AAAiHlM
position ue have tAa1aR. 2
West sspre Trains Late.
The headquarters of the strl kers At Forty.
ffth street aud T4ifa avpEue presented a
quiet appearance Tie strikers were very
reticsot and noRe 81 them r1ald be induced
to talk Of the siiE4sion
Master Workman Lee Of District Assem-
bly, No. GAG arrived from ALBANY AZ noon
and attended fnKuting Of th6 4 nights III
Weudali's Assembly room. MoAe than = 01e
knights were present. A resolution was
adopted by tale sa.ikess Thanking tie press
OF the country for the fifir Inanner ia which
they had trented the strike. An paSseng geg
tI'ains on the West Shore road were started
out about half an hour hehind the schedule
time incoming trains were delayed about
the same iength OF time BY iusnfiicieHcy OF
switch operators. ORly nhont fifty Of the
100 men employed in these yards have
struck. The yards are picketed BY knights,
who are diseouraging any one from naak-
ing application for situations No attempt
was made to dispatch or make up Freight |
trains. The officials OF the West shore |
road said they expected 10 handle an their |
freight IN a shert time
The Key tD the Situation.
Last evening Acting Superintendent |
Byrnes issued orders 70 the police captains !
regarding the placing Of their coInRlands |
The main body 0f the police viii be sta !
:ionei in the vicinity Of Spuyten Duyvil |
which is considered the key to the sitQa- |
tion. The police do not anticipate any !
trouble
Florence L. Donovan, a member of the !
state board Of arbitration, has just received |
notice from District Master Workman |
Lee, OF District Assembly 2AG. Knights OF |
Labor. Albany, stating that the elnpioyes |
OF the New York Cesstrai and Hudson !
River railroad were iesirous OF submitting |
the questions at issue between them and |
the company to the state board OF arbitra-
ticn for settlement.
All Vanderbilt Firemen Ordered out.
}. J. Holland and Secretary Hayes. Of the
executive board q the Knights of Labor.
ordered an the frenxen on the Vanderbilt
lines to quit work.
Secretary Hayes called on Vice President
Webb bearing a letter from Father Ducey
fayoring arbitration. Mr. Webb firmly
declined 70 treat with Mr. Hayes, is lie
said there was nothing to arbitratc
Startling I.umoFs AfoAt.
1t is rumorad that a strike has bees or
dered on every road running out Of New
fofh OF Jersey N4tg. " heh asked about !
this MFR Holland would neither deny nor
affirm the rumor
District Workman T. j. Lee was cues
toned about the rumored strike On the
New Jersey roads and said that he had not
ordered il, as the men over there could 20
out without orders from fiia He would
neither affirm nor deny anything relative
20 the Famor It is runored thst a tic lrp
on the Baltimore and Ohio, the I9elnware.
Lackawanna and Western. the pennsyl-
vania, the Erie and the Jersey Central had
taken place. AT the depots of the Peiaaass-
vania and Jersey Central roads the runl6r
was denied
Tireinen Go 0ut.
One thousaud policemen are guarding
The railroad tracks of the New York Cen
trail from Spuyten Dayvl 70 Yonkers
This morning all the locomotive iiremen
members Of tue brotherhood Of I.ocomo-
i've Firamen) on the Hudson River rail-
'oad Joined the striking knights OF Labor
who went out last Friday night
This detection Of firenien will completely
block travel over the New York Central
letween this city and Albany, rs the
brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers are
'ledged not TO run with any firemen except
hose belonging 10 the Brotherhood OF I.o-