The sun., 1910-12-02
BRICK THROWERS GO TO JAIL
hERNOC HtN "gF\fENT' WIN
TaNTCtB STRIkERS.
I've Get Month Apiece in the n"r@h""sr
thauirrur Beairn in Front of Thea
tire Brrause TIE More ~ buiton-
Hoses Through Nnh Peace Taih

Ia the nIyht court last night Magistrate
k-rnoCh han. with th" remark That n" would
ne l.nian;. gave two striking iaNl ch@ui
fours charged with throwing hrtck'
a month apiece ~ th.swnrkhouss.
Hugh Nc Adams who drove n mlChlns
for tn" Nrw York TaNGcab Company
before ne went on ~trik" and who lives
ut 76o Eighth avenue. was brought IN by
two crt.CtiVa- who said they saw him
h.oVs bali Al hrIcS at a taxi an front O'
tn. iIotri A-tor. "xClaiminR ~ he dl,
80. oh Suu -clh'- \ quarter of IA brick
which th. detectives said they found
m McAdan-- pocket was offered IN evI
deucr AlCsdams sam II was an "A H.,
and one detective had wallop-d hun
Ih" Other victim of Mr.. kernOchan'
l-niry was Richard Pelham. who also used
To- work for the New York TaXiCab Com.
panv and who lives mt I2s Eighth avenue
Policeman GrIselb-rg sad that last night
at flty sixth street and seventh avenue
while the taxi ne was riding on WA, con
vcyIng IA man and a woman from the
Plaza To the Empire Theatre Pelham threw
a brick into the taXiCIb. Gt-selberg
sprin,Ing hundred yards. caught the
striker. Tho man and woman III the
taxi made hast. To the theatre afoot,
Mann Price of 21i broadway. lawyer
COR the striksr- said h.. W ouli appeal their
asses
A. the audience was coming ou' Of The
Circle 1h.atr. al SiNtcth street and
Broadway last night two men who SAID
thcy were John Clark OF ~ Columbus
ayrnne and John Newman of AL West
Fifty sixth street. striking taxicab driv
"rs. tackled Arthur Mayer, a chauffeur
whose taxicab stood outside th. theatre,
and beat him up while The crowd looked
on.
Mayer cab had a union sign. but Mayer
wasn't wearing tke union button. Clark
and Newman asked him Ia show his but
ton and when he failed 10 produce n ono
Threatened To cut rh. tires Of his machine
MAYER tried 10 reason with them but wa
knocked down aud badly beaten befor.
two policemen on strike duty rescued hun
and arrested Clark and Newman The
PRISONERS were locked M ON Charg" OF
assault. and Maver went home after an
aylbulancc surgeon had SCOT he'd him.
Contrary To tn. expectations Of the
striking ChauneurS no conference was
arranged yesterday hesween the com
mittec Of the strikers which visited Mayor
Gaynor on "Wednesday and IA commit tee
Of the employers The Mayor told the
strikers that he would he too busy TO
try to bring about another conference for
at least two days and recommended that
the committee Try in the meantime To
arrange another meeting with the en-
ployerS.
} Hefernan general manager of the
New York Tan service Company sad.
None Of the companies will consider
ur make any further propositions In
cas'' the Mayor sent for us we should a.
n matter OF r',-ps.ct for IN. Chief Magis-
trate of the city 20 to see him. but 1t would
not result IN our changing our attitude
Samuel Ervet. who gave 32i West Seven
teenth street as his address. was in the
-jefyerson Market court yesterday charged
with interfering with christopher Tuip of
5?i West l?3d street 10y driving his truck
IN front of lulp's taAicah Magistrate
Hou-. fined t.rv"t $40