New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-02
IN HORSE TRADE.
NFW UNION TO BE FORMED
I'm DIogers to Resume Building OPP
erat50ns T0-mOrrO1c.

TT-,.sss~-,,ns' Union headed by the de-
.-,--4-s sam Parks. who has been indicted
- ..,---5rcated' frequently in the last few
.,s 10 preparation was made 10 receive
delegation and Parks was too busy
.=.s-r--- ,lr 2 horse trade 10 make any business
-. -r+s7veh the employment of several thou
go men depended upon his action
---ts horse trade is an entirely new venture
r--- some tine the walking delegates health has
-. r-s~a-ious. and he has determined TO try
- driving for his impaired constitution Ac-
-zt-qf,. armed with q letter showing that he
..sr -iehr-- and signed by ALI Hayman.
r5s-xs sailed out yesterday morning and pres
-, -fs-fa1 the Ben Hur Stable run by Doc
red At No. IA East Twenty-htth-st.
Won don't know who I am" said Parks, by
nav Of pleasant introduction before presenting
,ne letter I am that notorious walking dele
--A rbs- you have beer reading about in the
.,spers. I'm Sam Parks.
Never heard Of you" replied Field. geniaIly
Yer see. I'never read anything but racing news
--r+ thar don't count"
The~euuon Parks asked for q horse, and, after
-he usual preIfminares Field brought out
rs- horse with 500 price that took Parks's
-erey. and q partial dicker was made. In pass
.-e Parks coudded the story Of his TO
Field. and declared that ne expected to get
fhree months on the assault case that was com
sre Up against him On Tuesday. The horse
trade was dnally left il the air. with the agree
--srt thar Parks should come back this after
noon and try the animal
while sam" Parks. thu manipulation Of
unions and the master OF the destinies Of the
houzssuiths : occupying his time in the pur-
chase ot 500 horse for the benefit Of MS
health the Employers Association is fathering
new union 70 be known as the New-York
h.
-feve win rival the Parks outfit. This action
which was announced yesterday as a part OF
their plan for next week. shows as other signs
TO- that The employers are now done with the
old H0usesuiths Union Convinced that further
-frre spent in treating with il would be wasted.
IT was their last call for dinner" said MI
Prince for the Employers Association yester-
day, and This fairly expresses the situation
As long as the Parks faction dominated the
union continued CIr. Prince. we felt that
their action. even # they did adopt the arbitra-
non 7lan. would DC volatile. as they have re
reate5ly broken their pledges, in the past. That
TWO years agreement that was 50 much in evil
5euce LAST night was violated by Parkss action
in ordering strike at Fifty-hfth-sr. and Fifth
ave before any request for an arbitration agree
u-sut had been made 10 US
When asked If violence was expected from the
union men, M. Prince said. We VIII have 10
take that comes. We VIII make il hot for them
If they do make trouble. This Is no joke; We are
rerv much IN earnest. Individual members Of
-ra House smiths Union who have already
signed the plan Of arbitration are ready TO
sign IN. are now foEming q union, which will
he eouzumuated next week, TO be known as The
New-Eork Housesnliths' Union Arrangements
have already been made 10 take care of any
chances Of difficulty with the other men. The
off he les
arranging today on what buildings 10 start
work ca Monday
The United Portable Safety Engineers Local
No ls4 having sent in a signed plan of arbi-
rrarlon. have been ordered TACK 20 work They
start in work on Monday. NJ. Prince said of
This These engineers viii be great gamers
through afiHaJirg with US. Instead Of doing
only the bod hosting they VIII now do the lift
ing Of The steel beams which formerly was be
gun by The riggers
INDICTMENTS SHOULD WARN.
Charles L. Eidlitz. president Of the Building
Trades Employers Association. said yesterday
I'm commenting on the result Of the meeting Of
rhe Housesmi-hs' and Bridgemen's Union: 1T
would seem 70 ne that Mr.. Lynch's Indictment
on a charge Of bribery ought TO be warning
10 some q The Parks Witnesses Who have been
doing SO much talking about what they could
testify to-
g. T Cheney. secretary Of the Iron League,
said Yesterday that. the time Of grace having
ended any men who can be procured win be
employed 70 take the places Of the housesmiths
Who have refused 10 sign the plan OF arbiJra-
non. We had been led to believe" said Mr..
Cheney, that some action favorable 10 the plan
n arbitration. or a. least. the sending Of a rep
rsseurarive committee such as We asked for. and
not the walking delegates alone, would be taken.