The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-17
70 MEET PRES'T HALL TO-DAY.
NEW HAVEN r. n. MEMS JOINT
COMMITTEE TO DE RECEIVED.
Conductors and Trainmen VIII Go IN To-
gether. but No Outsiders-Note From
MIR. Hall Came while Strike Vote Was
BEING Count ed-vote Not Announced.

gether, but No Outai0erB-NOte From
Mr.. Hall Came while Strike Vote Was
Being Counted-vote Not Announced
NEW HAVEN Conn, March ie.-President
John NJ. Hall Of the New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad sent word to the
two chairmen Of the grievance committee
OF the brotherhoods Of trainmen and con-
ductors this afternoon that he would meet
the Joint committee tomorrow afternoon
att o'clock in the presidents ONCE Of the
road in this city and receive from them
any statement they had to make. The
chairmen who received this message were
{. s. Brigham Of the Brotherhood OF Con-
ductors and Frank E. Keenan, Of the Brother
hood Of Trainmen.
II came to the chairmen while they and
two national officers. Val Fitzpatrick Of the
trainmen and c. W. Wilkins Of the con-
ductors, and tho members Of the grievance
committee were counting the votes OF the
Brotherhood members to see whether the
grievance committee should be upheld
in demanding recognition by the company
for the joint committee. Every one stopped
counting while the note from President Hail
Mr.. Fitzpatrick gave out the following
statement tonight.
The employees OF the New York, New
hat hat everything possible should be done
sSSu Ssm
10 S' re sS@s'fy az N
the platter before the board OF drcctors.
and ses % %s .. BIS sfx Ia I tss
board n having the board OF d rectors chanre
VIE Msh rnef he pn oInYees ON joint COMMITTEES
Tit,ee received a communicated from Presi-
AZ a meeting S Of the board of directors
held on Saturday your communication OF
vac. Voted sfs shst John n Hsi| p sew Hsysn
the president OF tie road; William d Bishop.
5sse hCs Of A dr sSs6a al and d5SGGIs
T Merrill. first vice-pre sldent. be appointed
cpmmittee TO meet your comm,ttee ana
adjustment MsH Of any difsreness that may exii,
between the employees and the company. ana
10 this end, suggest = meeting at the
O'clock on Tuesday ai'sFRYG s%s N e. hi 4;
President Hall said tonight to a Sun
These men have said all along that
they had grievances and that they had had
of3cisls Of the road Now, il any Of the
employees have any trouble or any grew
Ances that they want to present to vs. We
are ready to hear from them. There will
sftsrnoon, at which any Of the employees
will b at liberty to come forward and tell
~ what his grievance against us may be.
II b has any.
Mtsly osrssin---oniy q committee OF the
ss1Re3sIs indiysdua n1, e s g Of the
~. We are always willing TO talk over
eng di1ersnoss with the men themselves
jssTksss = nothing whatever in the report
that ] have returned to New Haven from
Nov York With proposition Of arbitration
n,sst the employees aud hear what they
When asked II all the trouble had arisen
over q desire on the part OF the employees
aide while the road officials preferred to
have them come In single file. Judge Hall
aid:
THY wished 70 meet 20 discuss or to
pressns q schedule to US, and that is not
what the meeting II for Tomorrow. What
will come up remains 70 be seep, but the
confe renee Is TO hear what grie vances the
,mptyess feel that they have toward the
toed The schedule Is different matter"
As 10 what le thought the outcome Of
the meeting tomorrow would be President
Rsll aid he really could not predict.
i hoIe." said he. that everything may
be adjusted 30 there will be no further
trouble. The men would be very foolish
20 throw up work where they are getting
more pay than on any road Ia the country.
The mon are well paid
Mr.. Fitzpatrick oeclined tonight to cay
Wat tie result Of the vote OF the employees
pe,i+tn, aal ' a. a ms So' Of p couste,y'
" a. fah to-right that fully On per cent.
Oft emp oyc,r voted In favor of a strike.
fTeiIent Hall tald 10 nig4t that hee
stre't~ at tie ns' lng to-morrow would
l'ilg about rsult.. that would ~ fatis-
ne'ory 10 tho employees and 20 the rad
- AIT {. at right a!0rg he was 81 the oI,.nOn
"a there would Ia no itrikr.
he vas int ~ emphatic to-nflt ~ h.
va last satufasy In saying that tho read
Nout not nd'T any circumstances Icol'e
oufr. 10 81 the ccnfenro', wllich rl-anr
That us tso national ohasrr Of tls' hfcti"r-
hood nil not L. sduii"d
Prr,.dsp, John n Hail of al. New yors
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