The evening world., 1891-06-08
LUMBER SET FREE
Dealers Raise the Embargo ard the
Handlers Return 10 Work.
No Discrimination Between
Union and Non-Union Men.
Walking Delegates Assert that
Buckl Will Still Bo Boycotted.

All was life and hustle among the lumber
Yards on the east and west sides OF town this
morning.
The gates OF the yards were wide open, and
through them passed hunured' Of loads Of
lumber. which has been tied up IN the yards
for more than a month in consequences OF the
embargo which has been kept in operation 80
long by the signers OF the Lumber Trade Asso-
cla,ions agreement, the result OF the Associa-
lions declaration OF war upon the Building
Trades Walking Delegates,
At the meeting OF the ASSOCIATION Saturday
n resolution was passed TO open the yards this
morning as non-uulon yards
When the men gathered at the several yards
this morning no questions were asked as TO
whether they had left their unions or not. All
of the old employees were put at work In Just
the same positions they had held before the
trouble began.
The same wages as OF old are TO be paid, and
on-union men are at work alongside the union
men.
The general sentiment among the dealers
this morning WAS thRt they would conduct
their yard as they see NJ.
II man does not do nis work satisfactorily
he will he discharged. II non-union mau
applies for work he win be accepted II the fore
man Is In need of man.
II an order IL received for lumber from any
builder or contractor, and the dealer wants to
deliver 1t, he is going to deliver IT. In fact, az
prominent dealer expressed II;
,Urne dealors are now uoing "a run their
ovn hrsirosa and arc mo, co,no IN ne dictated
,o nv onv ono rho Tn,op. as n union. will
M, n. roco,nivad rvsrv man vii, be treated
win "a nm ,nd,v,dualn
Nm o,r,os, nj, ,no s,ros,s shou, town loads ot
rr,,,or ,,,o, MIN nm tho ,rrcvs cou,u he seen
,,,,,,,,,,o o,o,, ,nrarh nr,lI,n,s vh,ob nav,
nao, Inn, nor s,arvod ,,r ,rors than n month.
rno,.a .oor,. % ,o No oh,.c,,on on the mart n,
enc t,o,,r, ~ D,Iooatos ,n o,low tho memher,
NJ o,hor ,rahos N bop,ua ,h.- lumbcr. excenr
tho, ,rou pncr,,s vsrd wS,cn. IL ia main.
,atnoa 1,,n 40, h. nsod o,onnow
scrim,notion auains, Buckvs Iumher by
,no Trn,ons viii undonh,edIv he NOR. seyer,
tnon II was before the trouble begGn.
| A, Cn.r,o. T. Rprki 4 cos onlce font n,
! vros, 1n,r,oe,th stres, mis- manning nm cass,
| wbars lpmh.r bos hem retusoI mad been re
| no,,,d
| ,rrh.r doo,sr In ,s,t,r1 ova- tho ai,nat,or
ul,, an pvVu,vo wop,n renor,er said, -,
no M, coo whoro ,no Inmher de,,ers bav,
oo,rod onv,ninu ort NJ their nVht pnlesa /, II
,r,oron torm,ng a closer oruan,z ,,ion
| :. Thev stated I'm IN whip the Roard of Dele
| oo,o. ,nto hondl,n, p,ct,,. lumher and do
,,a,doo an uncord,tionat surrender Wha,
nave ,hov accomnl,sheI,
| .,Tba m.n won,t n.nd,e Rncr,'a lpmber NOV
| I'm, the dcolers have onened ,neir Yards. Tn,
u,rd,,r,s Ir,,ion sim = ia,s. and the emplovee
|
worred there when tney were locked ont.
uThe deal.ra have. in NV opinIon beer
r..uv dste,,eI n "a po,b,ng more nor ,as
,nsn =. comn,.,e backdown ON their nart.n
o,,er dealer. do mn, lnot N, the ma,tsr :,
,ns, uynt. INIT claim that the benea
,no, ,.,,r .,o-ro from, ,rp,ning ,ns,r own hrs,
ne.s y ss tl'ev term #. viii more than com
nons.te for ,ne loss nj the weeks thew nav,
ha.r ,d,a
| A, po.o,,u Hail 1o7 ssco,d avenpa ub,.n
,.s n.,.p IN. h..1,n.r,sr. NJ tho man d,r,n,
mo ,rornIe mn, msmhs, of the unio,
cor,d no tonr,
| .,Au rho men r,va ,ona IN WORK y sa,d ,h
| ,sr,sndar IN tho saloon hoIow
| A,,ho ro,ms n, IN. po ,rd n, De,ogs,sa ,nos
r,esen, dia no, seem IN be d,sn,eassa Mt IN
wsv in when the ,ropble mas ended. Thev mad
noyovo, vo,v mia m sov
Tno Road NJ w.Ir,ng naI.,a,aS will hold
ma,,in, tbts .tt.,noon n, which Tina IN
wnoIa mater vii, hs consid.rad
Tns s,,u,,,on IA l,nIe n rcn,,n .hop, m,
samoo ,ow Tba manv ma, ogsc,ed nv IN,
tenn ore v,.d IN get IN vorv again and INN
h.r w,u ,ecs,vo a b.urtv welcome ar oil m
hn,lI,nys to-dav.
| p,oma ~ tho ne.Icrar,srso, tho T,nhe