New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-14
KNIGHTS SURRENDER.
ONE ASSEMBLY GIVES UP ITS CHARTER
THE NETWORK CENTRAL HAS WON THE VIC
TORY AND STRIKERS ADMIT IT.


The becinning Of the end of the NewYork Central
Railroad strike probably reached shortly alVc'
o'clock last evening, when superintendent voorhees,
received word from Local Assembly no. i''o'
knights of Labor, that it had surTerdcrcu
i+s charter. and the members had placed
tnomselves at the disposal Of the company
This Assembly contains all the employees OF the mar
lem Division who are knights of Labor. Many OF inc
men Will be put back to work, Mr.. Webp sa'u i'''
night but those who have been particularly obhoAo"s
and have conducted themselves in a manner lh'l'''"
10 the interests Of the railroad company VIII Oe us
charged. ,o
when this news was received Mr.. voorhees,
made the following statement: Reports received
this evening indicated unconditional suirehue'
On the part Of Knights of Labor, Harlem III
vision Message was received about p H. III
forming me that the committee h'o JUS.
waited on Superintendent Worcester and ihiorhc"
him that the Local Assembly OF KNIGHTS ol LABOR W.
-o, at Dover Plains had surrendered their charter
This was confirmed by IA message adufe'aeu I" - -
Lee and signed F. l. Fonn. sent over our wires me
men made no conditions said they were ready ior
sucb disposition as the company fit 10 MAKE %
them They are ready 20 go TO work AZ once
81 replied TO Mr. Worcester, directing HIM 10 take
On at once four Of the old conductors ana t"c'o
L,-,kemcn the balance of the men 10 report 10 ths
Office.
"The!r ca will be held under adviseIneu'
Mr. WEBB GOES OVER THE ROAD
H. Walter webb. third vice president OF the New
York Central Railroad went 10 Albany YESTERDAY
morning to confer with superintendent BSsell ana
crash tho situation there Before he departed he
made statement to the reporters TO the erect tla'
the condition Of affairs along the line was satisfactory
10 the management. lie also said that many apPli
onions for work had been received from the uaiIi'"
who went on strike but that the rule deharrhg thcu'
from return to employment at the expense oi INV
new men was being rigdly adhered TO- lhch MY
Webb temporarily resigned his position oil lhi"rhA
ton. rivcr in favor Of General superintendent Noof
,oes whom he kept posted" by dispatches sent from
Albapy. When Mr. Webb arrived there he found tha'
itttIo Dsyu,patnetic strike . by the knights oil
abor among the Delaware and Hudson employ hau
,rst taken place lie teecraphed that 1t was rlfns
affair, and added;
Everything else here IN god shape and quiet We nave
plenty OF Pinkerlon and viii open west Albany 9
mi, afternoon. We worAing karner ara now VII
end train from there D. end VIII -eld wv" In''
train. south VIII send three freight trains To De VIII
nj, .. NJ am well satisfied with the situation. oui
people are IN excellent s?uIts an' every ~"F
well / found things in good shape ana "'f"Iu5 oI4r.
Poughh'eis!c ana all along the line rom Ne"ioiN WV
men WORKING satisfactorily
MORE ENCOURAGING NEWS.
At gao p N. Mr. VOORHEES, got another p~sFan
from, Mr. webb. 1t ran it. follows:
,r,e nr.t darv freight train FROM West Albany ioi
xev.Yotk las lu.t passed through the Albany '''1o"
l. now I'm Fa-t Alblnr. The street b., lncd WIN stf'"''
t ,er,th.ne was al right. and We TOOK tram ~fouRi
without much trouble
Mr. voorhees, said 20 a Tribune reporter that ul'
Delaware ard Hudson strike wa Insignificant ana a.
much Of hlzlc as that the West shore lie aincu
TN, general situation the Newl orb Central F'ad Is
,r-,yiug every minute. W. have o. !sht started ION
DO Wiz coming eat. They arc working freely IN o''
bic ,aid AZ banners, few miles west "l "''1 '''
Men ar wo-ilng 90 tho Wet Albany f''u' ~ WI"
.,,, have train. rnnnar there too. We have son'
fal,ht COMING into Ncw-York. The passenger taNc j.
an r,.h, though W. VIII not restore the ''ciy ocl'
D., coral da,. The reason OF that f. that every aoil
t ,, rorinq fra hen. has D. handled 90 the 'r'"'
Contra! station yard. matter hae' IL Is rom i'''
~ ,., uur,io By cutting ont these Locals W. Save u
yard some work lilo. eliza
W. haven't the slightest curiosity a q "h'th'r u'
,, g.. ..,,, ,r con according The declaratons "
mo KNIGHT. u Labor. II does no, matter . ~.
Mnstcr WORKMAN Lee J, protesting ana Vo"hI H'"
,h,, iii. letter which signed Win ms haI'c ""
.,,, to Mt Voorhees, is "a forgery. Nr |o"rh''
-a,, that lc has no reason 10 douu' l'@ ,, 49,
A.. .n,t-! IL - The reporter. ana sara Nla' Wv
,,-t,,. L,d been compared with other documents UT
,fr Ia,', htudwritng Mr.. Ice doe, not improve u"
position ht crHtns fraud. .,, .,, To-,
The fl.rl vice president Mr.. webb. returned ifol
,ur, 10 hi. once AZ O'Clock last evening. lie ~al'
ti,f fh. condition ~ affair, We -ailsia ''IN To- N
nNl,l,l nu along tlc Line. ~ Albany lfikht Tram
wcp. being moved rapidly, anu "ll',A = "'' ." ',
an ,n. tirt..-.. mon would hc sent home. Ills ""i
officials, III ,a.d bad furnished me b,'a"!' ''
Ilud-4,u people Win men enough 7" Hl, t.r tt ' 80
o.. ta,r strikers ou tutt Toid, and work Oh tl i'i
had th.n rr,oocdca a. usual A. nearly "a. hr. ou"
,Tnr,,> male the number Of Va'd rs SUI cNI>'it
skrr couvcr,iug with The division supcHhH"o'I'
was now about MY.