New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-18
" THE CHINESE MIST CO."
AMERICANS UNITE TO CRUSH MONGOLlAN
LACNDRIES.
MILLION DOLLARS SUBSCRIBED WITH WHICH
TO ACCOMPLISH THIS MEANS WHICH WILL
BE ADOPTED IL wACING THE WAR

MILLION DOLLARS SUBSCRIBED WITH WHICH
TO ACCOMPLISH THIS MEANS WHICH WILL
BIZ ADOPTED IL wAGING TIE WAR.
There met las; night IN room 80 ioi IN the Metro
politan Hotel the Executive committee oi the National
Master Landowner, Association Of The United state
Twenty FIVE Of the owner, II the largest hurdrie, in
New York ard Sew Jersey were present. Gates u.
barnard. president II the association. va, ln i '"A'
Frank i. cole was secretary and /. y. kon'iAniiN
treasurer. Tho member, II the committee gave their
personal checks for $4,000 T. The treasurer. "i. d.
with What ha, formerly been subscribed. make, 800
900 in cash u the trafury II the association and WIN
the $500 600 more which has been cuaran'c d. make,
total 4 ~ 0OOOJO with which The association nrth'
10 ncht the six great Chinese ,,ndoat",. of "~N Ma
tons a, they are called and t. drive. u possible
every Chnaman running laundry ont - Nc' i'f"'
Brooklyn and Jersey CITY Ex-senator hicihaH Wa
present.
Ancr long discussion during which speeches
were made by Mr.. KOustanuus. Mr.. bannhau'cr AMI
Others a resolution passed rccitins the harmful
effect. Of the Chinese In this city In fact. that
- 600 900 Is annually sent by them to China Tor
which they make adequate return to thi' country
and that 1t Is impossible for small laundrlcs 10 exist
in competition with the Chinese cheap
laboring men, who work slaves for the ">N
Nations tho smallest Of which controls over -"
hundrics. As had come 10 IN" hno" lci-r
Of the committee that these Chinese sindicaie' hhH
subscribed 100000 buy up several Of the largest
steam lauidrc, IN this city and fr"ohln, u was r.
-oNod that the most energetic opposition should he al
,nce begun 10 crowd out these Chinese anndrcs. II
wa, decided that half million dollars be crbel
a., preliminary fund for this purpose" That the WORK
| If opposition bc carried on hy paid committee of
three. selected by the president, secretary ana
treasurer, ana that the opposition should establish re
gardlc,, Of cost, a "Whit" Laundry, Inc superior
clauuc-- and ncltncss of which should draw away "l
trade from the Chinese laundrcs. Another part oi
h, plan H. that these De- established side hi s!dc with
me Chinese laundrc,, and that man bee appointed 4"
follow patrons Of the chinese Hundrltr ana Try 10
persuade them give their trade ~ the wi'" laundry
Those person, who would not do tins should Dee hos
cottcd IN every way possible Prices viii be- REDUCE
In these laundrcs 10 figures less than those charged
by Chinese llundryucn, and 80 the foreigners VIII
| be driven out Of business.
II was also resolved 10 use every DINER po'slblc
mean. 10 crush ont the Chinese IaIndrir,. and If
s5OO.OOO wa, not enough. the cOnimiiie" pledged
themselves 10 contribute more II was resolved 10
use all the great political Influence commanded 10y
the member, " the National Association - further
the passage Of Chinese exclusion act. \ number
Of labor union, have signicd their Willingness t. take
part In crusade against Chinese labor III tins city
and It's vicinity.