The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-26
NEWSB0YS PARADE TO-NIGHT.
Get q Permit from the Mayor-Four Horses
for the Presihent,s Cnrriage.

Get Kermit from the MRyOr-FOur Horses
for the Presidents Carriage.
The rain and the orders no violence. !" which
were more or less obeved. made the newsboys'
strike less lively yesterday. though there were
occasional outbursts of noise. The youngsters
declared that the S2-a-day men hired to sell
Worlds and Journals had been unable to beat
the tie-up. Kid Blink reported that he had Sc
cured a permit from Mayor Van Wyck for the
parade OF the newsboys tonight. Dry Dollar
Sullivan took Dave Slmons. President OF the
union. to the Mayors office. DRY Dollar says
that de young fellers oughter have a chanst."
the Kid reported. so the Mayor he laughs AMI
he gives US the permit. Well give the biggest
parade this town ever saw and after It is all
over we are going to have beer and sandwiches
at hotel in Second avenue"
Charlie Bacigalupo. the Italian undertaken
Mr.. Blink said. had given 500 in cash to the
fund and had also contributed four horse
open landau and three open coaches for tho
parade ,President simons was to ride IN the
9 &c from Nswspaper Row; It will go up
Fifty ninth street. then over to Fifth avenue.
down to Washington Park. and through Eighth
street oyer to Second avenue where It will dis
from the Mayor. but SAYS that the police must
have six hours notice Of the route Of the
s'y nf@ wa s'GaRsa e w2 ' a hs
smaller boys was trying to hold an umbrella
The Tsnderlo!n newsboys raised Cain last
night. When the boycotted sporting extras
wagons and yeiei derisivey and a crowd SVi
gathered; half dozen bluecoats stood 10y the
wagons. but there wasn't a newsdeeler in the
crowd who had the nerve to buy any papers
When Broadway and sixth avenue had become
impassabie some Of the boys set up cry Of
the name of Dope was boosted on to the pedes-
ta OF the Greeley statue and ordered to
Ladies' and gentlemen" began Dope gall
lantly. us guys are on a strike. Are we goin'
Bone de- mob fer a collection. Dopcy."
whispered one, OF the boys who was holding
him on the pedestal.
As | was sayin." continued Dope. "us guys
are going to win. But to do it we must have
some dough. Now were going to take W.
collection"
Letting ontrbutions TO the strike fund They
got 81 81. The boys chcered the contributors
70 the fund and once more turned their atton;
police thought 1t time TO net and they dispersed
the strikers who started up Broadway. leav-
ing pickets on the field.
several boys were arrested yesterday for as
.YoyKEns.. july ,35-The striking newsboys
OF this city formed union last night with over
200 members. The boys paradcd through the
city, tonight. and to-morrow night they win
Boarding trains from New York and grabhmi,G:
copies OF the boycotted papers from passengers
was an OCCUPATION OF theirs to day.
NoRwALK. Conn. july -. The newsboys
waited upon the dealers to day and asked them
70 use their efforts to assist the boys in getting
the price Of the evening editions OF the WOrHi
and Journal reduced from 90 to 81 cents a
hundred.
TRENTON. July 25.-The newsboys' boycott
began to-day. and few. II any. copies OF the
boycotted papers were sold here. The usual
a9s the aEsns hs 4e
dealers also refused to take any OF tho papers.