The evening world., 1891-05-15

Ip by the Western aud southern wholesale
'eople. We have received over $50 lettera OF
ympathy from these nrms.
'SOme LUMBER IL leaking out, hut II is
'ery small amount. These leaks will be
topped, too.
DEALERS WITH OPEN YARDS.
All the dealers, though, have not been
gathered into the Association as yet. Andrew
NcGrath. 81 West street, has not signed the
agreement. although he has been urgently re-
luested to do so. lie says his yard Is open TO
al comers, and that he is not at all afraid o! |
peril to his future supply.
Yesterday afternoon the lumber truck OF |
David Hepburn, the builder who Is making |
extensive alterations TO the Vanderbilt stables, |
EiRhty-nfth street ana Madison avenue, WAS
being loaded In MIR. McGratns yard The
builder would have been seriously crippled in
his work II he had been unable TO get this lam |
Der. but now he can keep his men at work.
Garret, b. Green, OF Jane street and Tnir-
teenth avenue, had his yard open for business
yesterday, lie is not a member OF the Asso-
citation.
Mr.. Green said ~ will continue to supply
my old customers, but Will not take orders
from any new ones, as do not want to take
~ "a patorsa,' S,a tnr"o ,,,,i and Inn, ,or
v.r, n, se, r,ovon,n o,onro mo vord 10 IN
bo,n s,daa ~ ,,a anonno vos,ordav af,o,nonn
,ro ,,,,, ,,oa ,,uri,r,,,, ,,u ,,,a, A hnu,o,,,
r,a,,,, ,,o. ho,n,. ,oo,a,I 80 ono s,,o NJ tho
stree, and n I.rro ,rucr m tho other
Ep Iud,ncton Al, IVES, Fourteen,b s,rec,
,,oos no, ,o,onn,o IN ,no Assoo,o,,on nor has bo
s,,nad ,,o ooroomon, vhon coon yes,crdav
,ha Comm,,,so FROM, ,,o A,soc,a,,on ba1 mat
io,, hin, Mr. rnd,n,,on sa,d.
"I nova ins, ,oia Tho Comm,,,es tbs,
won,d M, s,gn tho ogrsemeni Nv yard ia
onon ~ corron,ors ord nriI,ors nv ,o .nv ono
o,ao ~ a,on,s % h. ,n,,,hor ard oan nav
$500
mo v.rd y, ,r,o,o,mo,or m, w.s,
pa,.,.,s -, a.. ~, ,. .,,oa,,,,o,
ana ,nn,,,ar oa, no n,rnn. ,soro
IT. Truon .. ,,nnaoaa,o ,,,, ~, .,s
wa., E,,tacn,h a,rao, ~ Trnon sa'a.
,,. 49, ,-a,a.,a 49,, ,n,
., q. a, ,,,.,,,s ,s,. - .o.,,,or Al,
1, "
know that at least one thousand building plans
have been shelved IN consequence of it,
Zone builder in Harlem has the cellars dug
for row OF buildings, and plans made for five
other rows All the work has been stopped
and will remain SO for the balance OF the
season."
II. NJ. Partridge Son have large yard q.
Eleventh avenue and Twentieth street. Mr..
Partridge said:
81 will keep my yard open the rest OF the
week, and will sell lumber to any one who
comes. lam willing to abide by the agree
ment II the rest do. but there is plenty Of lum-
ber being delivered.
Next Monday morning, the Committee
from the Association told me, oil the yards in
the city win be tied up tightly, and no lumber
whatsoever will be delivered to any one. II
they will all stick to this will. but as soon as
/ sec that the agreement is not being kept
will open my yard"
John Lynch, Twenty-nrst street and Elev-
enth avenue, has not signed the agreement,
and his yards we're open yesterday to all OF his
cus'oinetA' whether oaFpen'efs' puhuerS OF
,I rr,,I ro, .o,, 10 o,nor ,oorso,, ors,o,,or,
q, ,n,o time I'm, viii coli m nv ow,n
hohnhh ihO'A oVsfE'Is'
Several OF the dealers were very curious
about loads OF lumber seen ON the streets.
They eye them with suspicion. one old man,
who has been yard foreman Tor nearly half a
century. said:
"Times have changed wonderfully. lnever
knew before that they were making piano legs
out OF yellow pine"
The yards owned by members OF the Asso-
ciation are pretty wei t'eu up ana nut little
lumber Is being delivered. West street In the
iu'noe' ieE"n ''o"' "-1'' ~ 'N
arc nuuIou w one 80 r wv. .,
uea'' w.. ,"p'" '"''' NV 'p'" "A'
"eu a. ~ va" A., ,.,,,, ,, a..
.n .'I. W ."o "s'.. '-'' '''
inoIn'nk ", ".o -...',"'s ;.
yaius ne' "esN 'l,. ~ w.. " N". So :, 'A'
'"V nm - NV ',-,.,a. So 80 ,,,,,,, !.
in 'no "p'o" ,n - "
sos sS'n's So,, n "a sar,oa. dsorsn ons manv rows
".ins .v.' w sa,,"os 80 80 nar. ,,,,,s
VI wy
p''s'e''
TO CONFER THIS AFTERNOON.
| This afternoon at O'Clock the Lumber Deal.
ers' Association will hold its first general meet.
| ing since the nght commenced. Efforts have
heen made TO secure representatives from
every yard In this vicinity. All have been In.
| yItei by circular and many by committees.