The sun., 1893-11-22
IEsr oy 1HE 'ENaRIL To-DIr.
A IrhIEh Freight Our Tor Newark Which
the Central Mcn N'I Hc Asked a. Nov.

! A I-hIEh Freight Cur Newark Which
| the Central Mcn WiIi Hc Asked 81 Nov.
| 1t Is believed that II will he decided to-day
! whether the Jersey Central men will refuse ia
/ handle Leigh Valley freight, which is now
| Cassed as "nun-uniOn.' A ear OF freight con-
signed 10 a man in Newark now lies at the T..
Y. junction. opposite Fast irills station. where
the LehiEh Valley cars switch to the Jersey
Central tracks.
The train containing this car arrived By
the Iehi:h Valley road at Fast Bril.s last
evening at > o'clock. and II was decided not o
ask the Jersey Central men to take II into New
ark until to-day Newark is about two miles
on the Jersey Central road from East Drills
All the men in the yard at East Drills are
brotherhood men. and they wer" not long in
iind ug cut that they were Ia be asked t. han
die the non union freight to-day.
Neither !. ogers Maxwell, the President.
nor ;, VI Williams. second \l"s- President II
tine Jersey Central road were in the city yes
terday. None OF the other uilcHl, would talk
a 10 tuc p"-sliil iliIeS ot the Jersey Central be-
The c"utltiuu OF atiaiIs at the Jersey city
tern inu- Of the l"hiGh Valley railroad Was
might o. that the block tdc "i the cumpany's
frright tgaiHc was made more complete. No
freight trains were srnt "ut and only one got
in, hat cam" lTohi Laston and consisted ot
thirteen cArs. Eight oi them We're shifted
down to IN" main station amt the other five
wege sent over 10 the freight station at Pacific
avenue and Grand street Nome uf tho strikers
arr cared and there was no work being lone
lher" Wa more animation at the passenger
depot. although the passenger service has been
CONSIDERABLY crippled An express train from
lMilHlu. iue at 80 A. NJ, WAS nea Tly ten hours
late. A local train from South Ilainheld Hnd
another TO leTth AmboY were run very near
70 schedule time, The Niagara EXPRESS. as on
Monday mnrning, went out nearly Hu hour late
with tho same crew ut non union men. There
We're two additional men in the cab. and every
hody who law thin took 1t lor granted that
There seems to be an understanding among
the strikers that the trouble will extend to any
%ther iHa!l ihat attempts TO move the lehiGh
Company height; A meeting - the Central
Federation Of BTutheThOOds was held yest.T-
day evening IN Masonic Hall at Pacific avsnu,.
And Maple street, Lafayette. 1t was secret
every point on The Eastern division pI the a.
high valley road and by many Of the New Jer-
sey teutal employees.
,,i l. TfasarTangcd 70 pay the non-unon men
who have gone out on the strike at the rate uf
$50 mouth Tor bTakemen. $40 Tor hTsmen.
anu e,h Tor engineers. The union men nra
provided Tor 6Y the rules OF the brotherhood
ommVtee, We're appointed TO picket tho
freight stations and prevent any injury teirg
done g the companys property. These rlckeis
Nlu ul>o lh'"I VIEW anN men who may seek en-
'"y '.|ht, ana ehdeANor to dl,suldo thth
ll9in taAlnG the places OF the strIEFTs "
- ho poIl'e detail WAS Increased last night. !
gS Wul" was sent 10 hr4t4UartrT~ tHAt thFtt's /
had trh made 10 hurn un th" haT ans
men uul". command uf sergeant b, uInu. The
hrH Nero slAlluurd at the outlets 10 me yATI, |
ana WIZ not le mat anybody {" Il~~ VIA can 4
not '.nNlntt hem that lac has ir-Iilmate husl-
art Aghuig sent a squad OF men down from |
the l"Arth precinct and theF are stationed az |
the Johnson avenue bridge and " that ylsini- |
extra precautions. and say there u no neces-
sty whatever for them. as the strikers are Just
- anxious ~ the s0mDAnS to protest the son- I