The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

n. the shop Of D. II. Hess Co, nefe avenues
s,reet between First and Seco,in" ana hv a
because the shop WAS getting d." frm had
-, ,t,inn concern. lie SAID inc m" "o,I.1
non union C',,'' - ,,,ion work IN. but iaNel
/ lVin'9e- ia ,hen ordered out on Sims
I ,5oa,osr carver= thirty-hFe chDt"ot N."no'
| rine yaruishers. six orhaulen'1i' -, ,ifers
! ,lree machine wood WORKERS anu W xtn,L;.,,,
49, -, f,... Ike WAS Ofotfeu ny NasH'"N
=, q sno .. ant'ieck OF the Brotherhood Of Car
~. 8, %, % row Of nine houses at fOuiteehtn
! len'.' nI Avenue G.. because teyera non
So ,,',' r,ereemployed there by Contract
/ Tfkeryie The contractor ul5enaIsou wv
/ nOn-uniOn men go. -, cts-oe Of tho
vofk on the Twenty second regiment ~ M
/ s,,a-tel a strike by discharging WorHHa A..
S,..,,est ri WALKING Delegate Hen essy - t u'
/ iS,ited Order OF Carpenters. who was ue'i"-
/ nront 10 his union The man VIII Eet ~
more work until he can snow Glenn "'''0''
card. etbo ,oern.
The delegates took up the case o. tne men, ,be
beers Of the Operative fiasleleiS ~ -o -,
Ornamental plastercrs unions. when az lss. ~
war over tie WORK u the savoy hVio'. 80
ninth street and Fifth avenue ne "a
mental plasters struck. u Is claimed O' 80
some Of the operative plastAIerS W. ,''r,.d
their work and alter the matter was 9..t;,',
tLe lucrative Dlasterers retallated uy stilAin@
.l.I..
ter appealed 10 the card a ~alhlnR u''e
oates. general strike on the Dlii,n.-
threatened which may bring out iuU 'N'H'
BUSINESS TROUBLE
Tho Johnson Foundry and Machine CON,
- - the foot OF last one Itunireu a-H
Figbteeutb street is reported IL hHHnol@ s 10
fcnlties and Julius Elson tle ue"sul.t' - 80
been appOiutei receiver on the hDDi,as ~
Tulirs Johnson. tho president. Inc lrouD.es
flff rI
i'm the fusiuess and excessive conpeD.s.oirii
No coroDanv some time ago entered tue nts1
eeacorpetit IF naval ship iuildln~. anu uiu
considerable work for the ToYerhnel ~
loat Axalia. The minal assets are Ioloi 80 80
tobeaDout e7j 900. while the liabilities a.
about $50 008 The company was pilnOll'""
r,.red bv Nesers. Johnson aud lis D.
me sheriff vester Jay sold out the piaht o.
.Ie Rarriett Electric Company al ~ Cs"at
stroot realizing only 59L The company Wa
incorporated in lo,9 with captai s'OoA VI
$4,000. TO manufacture eiectlc ~ 'Sy.9 .,,
TSe stock Of Hartman a. Mende.sohn. man
ufacturers Of clOaks Al 3Gs CaDsl s'lcol ~"S
sold ont iv the sheriff yesterday reailzihg
Ernest q. Stedman has been appointed re-
coiver i'm supplementary proceedings lor lne-
og0re +. BALDWIN. dealer IN trunks; % "a
broadway. on tho application Oh W. H. b"i"-
VIII. ,;-.. -. o. aes4
Houston street. yesterday pad on we eAe 49,
ton OF sos against him at the sherlH oAl0o'
and the keeper was Withdrawn.
GOT THE DROP on BLIND MAN.
When Charles Stodiard the blind news
dealer of south Eighth street and Kent
avenue Willamsburgh. told Police CAPTAIN
German that Edward j. McGlynn Of ms com
mand lad assaulted his ffteen-year-old
daughter. Alice. IN fl coal Office on Hoop
or street. the precinct detectives were
sent 10 investigate the story. Ihey
found 70 coal oifce IN Hooper street.
On Monday Stodiard took his daughter with
him ana asked her 10 lead the way TO- the
coal Office She found the Office IN Kent
avenue On their return the ather ana
daughter AMI their lawyer. rank ,Abgei'
met Policeman McGlynn. Ahce tod her
father. and Stoddard called Mctlvnn some
hard names. AMI motoned as If u draw a
pistol. Everybody IN the district knows that
StodGard carries revolver. Nnen AcIyuu
saw the motion lie drew his pistol ana toiu
Stoddard TO be careful. ,,t-;,
IL have my pistol I'm my hand' ne said
eff YOU pull yours J. u use II.
Stoldard took his hand from his POCKET
and walked on. and AlcGlynn reported inc
occurrence to the sergeant IN charge. Stod-
dari had threatened TO Kill Mc1lynn when
ever he met him. and the general opinion is
that but for McGynus promptness 9lQu-
dard would have tried to make good MS
threat. "