The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
II D9HH nhL' S ORDEAL
Voorhees, Committee Prizes
Into me Expenditures of
the Old BOARD of
Arbitration.
.IIEagD GILEaaR and USED PASSES
or6lnen in The Galleries Laugh
at tie labor Agiiator's Ex-
aayagaEt Rhetoric.
s. ed to the Je,sep C5tyEc.cs.

| mttsee. yesterday afternoon, were prob
ably the most entertaining the committee
has yet furnished. No great amount
ii fraud ca e-xtravagaiice was brought
80 tight bit Joseph p. Mcdonnell. the
saeor sgitaseF OF Paterson, was placed
ag tse Fa pelte1 and pasted with his
cwa ~e1trayagan rhetor'c until many OF
ls sac i5iiassers WAC crowded the
IN degisi5n and vigorous
thels approval Of some OF
Sen 5os 9rnses u~ttsrances upon labor.
esrgssaase Of the Arbitration
pRd 90 and down before
tlle ere8,js il the galleries in such a
IS 10 greatly impair Mr.. McDon-
aa.5s usefplsa as a labor leader. At
-ae o9slihg o. 5he session. Nj. Corbin
Erected the attention of the Committee
70 the STATE Eeard of Arbitration and
.sae9iatlon. lie read sections of the law
eseeging shfs ooasa and aid particular
apon aa Eaee ehat the commits
a1=es were 10 act whan employees ana
eu1lgy requested tiem to do SO by a
~ rsedlent ana sor the time thus
egS easY were to receive SO per
lie board organized so as to begin
uons January. 1928. No report for
mas bsep made although the law dis
clv rates that one should be made
10 ile Lasalatu.s each year. None has
80 aqpscad for 1854 except a small
namgstet gbiel WAS distributed to the
agtslaaure easily in the session and
atae Commissioner say, was only
sfaee 70 the report.
5chn w Romano, Secretary of the
board. was then sworn. but gave no i'm
portapt testimony. He disclosed the
aat that the board mad prepared a
Tolurninoas report. which was now in the
| naaGs OF the printer, and hat all the
records. fa~rpiture and other property OF
the board was somewhere between Pater-
| son assd Trenton, having been shipped
70 the. Comptroller whsn the commission
gas lasisfsted out Of Office.
N}. MeDeNNELL APPEARS.
Tsea 1lT C9r3in called Mr.. Mcdonnell
ana iastsae&YelS everyone prepared for
soaleehing entertaining. Mr.. Mcdonnell
IS interesting IN himself. He is a stout
man.. Of Medium size. with a big, full.
ery red SAGE and a wealth of light
pris sa stand out from his head like
rays. aaG wficA have won for him the
arIQeet .oE t-hbasun6urst Of Paterson"
Eas GENIAL and cordial and swung
1falnd M The revolving chair the wit
aess occupied as thcagh he had not
r care on earth. Al tirst everything was
$3.50 -r.tsrs ana
vent hning over Shoals and shooting
Down rr "a q way which threatened
Ss5safaary o,,es+ions
S9aa 80 b,,einass
mannsT ana geslsyed him
Il 81 s5o9raaiist and publisher
:
ln 2uee tAs same manner a governor Oh
e nei9lborsng commonwealth used to
saaeS re ssaes' nav me- -,
ire hrst &na elShtA sections OF the
law uuGer W3s3Sh this board was formed
.-o-f4es t5e+ fl,a board sbalI no not;fad
-l eAsS i~23t IoeD-e' SUN a.
8 strike. Was n such submission MADE
. z-,,7s, f75af-5ap haesn ~ Corbin-
:,
Ne pcl atFsgRy' Eep1ed tAe "ItisSs'
TO- IL no ease 1sya we been called upon
bot5 s.ds ii was always either one
cxsFrozs,sv thai
esHS1oss1ss tnat
zei u9ob 30
s--. -. ...sag c,51s5 vo, sba1l 65e
ftam tth - Go,,+.
C1art ef the coeaty in which the strike
aso4,rrs4 fss-a vou doae so?"
=,
a,z car sal ia apoa Is both parties"
.TsrsT AS GOOD AS JUDGES.
1890 - sao+
9e NN-s as p. = 60
Z b,yo5
ahats epttsfs E@eeEsoh'
s,lg asysr eanea uooa ofie.alIy.
a ne a9shoF5ty to aot!D
ff1F, 45ar errEc4 J. a14f31 tenth section of