Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-22
THE STRIKE STILL ON.
BOTHTHE COMPANY AND eMPL oYeES
FIRM IN THEIR POSITIONS.
The Trades Council Postponcs Action I'm
tn To-Day-Statcmonts from Both
sidos-Vuloan Works TO start,

s. fU" Locomotive WORKS.
The body IS composed Of FIVE represen-
-. YES from each Of the nineteen trades
le.o and the meeting was the most largely
attended IN the history Of the organize
t.a.
I.is understood that the Council was
G. % together at the suggestion Of the
Al .iui,t~' Union. though II was not so
stated An 6yeof the machipist delegates
were present.
I.e Council met AZ twenty Eve minutes
before o'clock and closed Its session at 8
-a order o. allow the machini-ts 10 hold a
meeting thC tard ono held since the
,..,c. Not haV.g reached any conclu-
s.r ai tas hour tie meeting was adj
-url oyer 90 o'clock this afternoon.
LiF sCIuFcr DISCUSSED.
Th.O-h Che assurance was given the
1.-.I.H reporter when the meeting
,.er.i chat be- would he given full par
'....I- az a.. that WAS done. the members
o. ..-.1e. rcd atter adjournment were not ut
o. communicative. They were polite, but
t.t 70 Wa- best not o. say much until the
'.f.r ls q posed az this afternoon. 10
va. .t.f.t. however, that nothing trans
f...i O.. Indicate what the action Of tho
t...r. VIII h.. from all that could loo
r.t....l t.H tenor 90 the discussion was
f.. stror, of tLe course pursued 10y the
-"e.t-
iq.lui,ts hc,da meeting Of some
...,', - e,, ,,.',.,~,.,,t I1t,,ra tra,,s
.-
Governmental INVESTIGATION.
--,. .f -r. ma, last NIGHT SAID TINT
o.. ...-.....t... s,....,r+s4 l,v nocLirlsfs
..- Ind. ms s.',.t ..- .,r},,,, I,, tIo n,
..r.f o..v..~,.-,.o.i MI Iic,t@nont
mia ,h.v claimed Vas IN &c.
-.-.c. NJ. t.a c.rt-sct which pro.
,...- Cha, iu .as, of "a strike There is TO
l. ar Investigation bv the Government,
AID 81 ). ho shown that the men had
s'tHrrt IroYoaAnou for striking the
rs W.i Hr hHi-uca ,Y the government
.IA i,~ ,"A 'Ip''t'7 from TIE various
i'hF-F"'d- Us.
.' uH ''ife expressed Their intention
On. meeting Lieutenant Brooks tomorrow.
Nr,ury ALL orr
.ft ..-. .... I. -.., .l.,
--..'' IS 20 ."I--' '-7.I' 'aIl,E "1i wei '"v
- It.- ~ lAH management anu the men
'....~rlyc- as o. al" mum Der of people who
it. quit work. The former insist that
...s eighty have gone out. while the ope-
...... H..r.ra tI.I~ WILLINGNESS 10 make
.-..,... o. tf. s...,,,s,,+ trc+ cF .bo rQ7
49, 20 y. ~. - - - 80
-.~'- formerly Employed IN the SHOPS
.... itF." were az WoIh Yesterday. Ihtse,
.... -all. W"r" men between the ages or
...f. and eighty ears and were not asked
.--.r WORK Iasr1-a y they did IL was
..' ~. ..... ,....,-l A ..,,;,, ,,,. a.. 4, -,
'-1, '-,. "o"iN ID" III 10 ''-' ~
-'." -i'--' .--''''
4hflN iEEALNtNI'
MY. paws l.t nor tfeaJ US tlGht from
o., start, ..I. Da" az tie young strikers
Dl-rt-.t reporter. who was pHtlcu-
..-.F s'tn lr L.7 bright, intelligent man
..r. Whom olr committee called on HIM
.. A.>--t et 'Ae WORKS tAr hIet REMARK
ft. 90 u- Was: Dung man. you are
.....- up tile WI0uE tree
f.. toWUAnJ side OF the Case Given In
Iuli.
.,, r.-.-.:
ii' Fr.''- t NIai-'I az lAo LO'oIuo'iNo-
Works. Sir. ID. /. &. DAVIS. Yesterday pre-
"a. r.. tlr ID. l..ltrUD tho following state
-.. .. ga. ..r.r,4rt's sfge Of the caga
...I. ,..,--.o4 .,..f .,i,-l,ed Lv President
r ...s,-. II T,,,.,.
DO 4--r- ,..,.-. 81. ...t,. 49,,
-' i-'s -''e 1'.'..l nm 'e r..lS e >, IuS
~ ITO tLl -l'-l Vi 7.hD ~
, - Nv ,Ns o W. , nv ~ , W.
...... an -.,..i'ln., al our works fhlr ia
...-r. -v %. owes tle country, ana that this m
E....' ,H ,ta itr. ui il" -'ikttoi~ completely
.-I.i ty thD TACT mat s"iu" ~ TIE men now
$500 tttiAe have never sr'Nrt regular 6I-
r.a.f.re-lIi and have no rlof" right 90 be called
....---'tis l.-A Tue mon t-t! tule,t TO- 10
s.~ tt4t tle employ 'Dent ~ intchine-shoP
.-unrnIs l- L"t % northern Innovation Know
from ;ng-,iui-t- tAat Nors ne Roanoke shops OF
SD, Norfolk ans Western r'ilf'al that a Iarss
D FlDI az iie men NriAlh- e.. ti'.o-""iA anu
doing TIE - .ni" NniA lp. ITO 7''4r wages rs ma
c-'r.t have picked mp thriJ tld' WlthGIt
serving hh! regular apprentice ~ ai.l li'al Ouls
l'-'t. .' D. N'f! cu-'' nor! u! 4'oA.l'h' r4.I7'
.4.tt mas .'L 10 rpcci.A tAvtt maui 20 lI'IO
.r NuaAit.' l'ioI l' o'l ill--l.. - - w
-' " .., ,- -.' d., ave ,cver served
d. -...l.r aprreati,,sAiu.
ma. .tr, ,vrrtf Trp,
,..,.. IL,
h"h l.' iIinltt"s gl HA.iiLi7is NH!.'u
a..- l.' ih=t 4h-l7.t! uI-. IsT.n 1hls in"..SS'
N... iLeiH N'iy Nl."u-i' h.it az s''et i'i.h ~
' assured l."iA lhtl Cyi-t zee no IvIS,,'l ~.
'.F a.ltiH ,-l' t'VI 1.L'.i-7' n,eu a.' ~,
' ...i you IiV-l ~ ~, "a Vt 1I IN. -
.--u l".t We it'.- ~, ij,i ~ a., pod
..-- ny 7..'A y' " '' = g., - chs
-. |' ~ 'i -. 40 no. ,,e
-' ,' ,,t A. a., IA non a1'ore-
..'. t-..-'.. r.ar,, ~ having a GOOD supply OF
stabbed ra.IIui.fs; l1t that TN certain cases,
..... cheaper men could DO tho WORK JUST as
.... E. should certainly reserve The uSht 10 use
. uel as WHrer % economy thht IN
49,. .-.ar I...'r,a,iys ,gors-. and II would
1854. .I.l f.r pcs uo, 90 avail ourselves Of all the
.a...- t.a. arr ptlcteei by our competitors
.t ' .a1--f our u1, mess s5'A i..,,,asS
.- % .-lt way ,' b'-li ,P "i i ,',. -,