The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-23
NO PEACE YET OF THB rONGS
FOLR BROTHERS AND on
LEON6S SFGN No COMPACT.

reaFinG DeWn 80 the Chinese q sasgi',
Proclamation Calling Ter NeetiaG
iRsplres DbtF1st On Beth side.
Mere shSesings Expeetea seen,
The On Leoug Tong and the -Four
Brothers Society. ChinatOwnis two fight
ing factions. did not get toGssher yestsr-
day to sign a peaoe pact. All day long on
the top floor Of 10 Mott street one heard
the voice OF Hung Yu Yang. the Consul.
crying Peace. Peace,- but there was no
such thing on the premises. One az the
younger set among tho -Four Brothers
spoiled everything On Thursday night
by tearing down the Consul's little notice
lot the peace meeting. The Consal was
thereby insulted. the On Leongs becama
shy and the Four Brothers were thrown
into coufislon.
the Chinese Consulate. ~ Broadway, at
half past ~. II was postponed until !
O'Clock and ordered for 10 Mott street.
the joss house. There came the Consul.
accompanied by Gu Shou-tchun. First
Secretary OG the Chinese Legation at
Washington. A lot ~ Mott street. mev-
chants came up bearing cigars and other
provisions. The tea kettles were get 90
boiling. Every ons chatted with every
one else. hut no On LeOng man showed
I'D. nor did any Representative IN the Pom
Brothsrs
The On IeonRs. RatherAd I'M tia .,,.,.
Which F-on,. NeS.. -. =. A. ~ -
- -. -, ~. D7.t 70 zoe JOSS
FSna "oru tnat u tne FouT brotheTs
could not control their own men signing
treaty with them would he useless. The |
aged Tom Lee SAT- I'm the store n, !. Mo-, |
.,r... ~i,h ~. h--uI--...- 49,
-. U.s.. o"o'eu '"uhu aoout'
uut Sim Gam did most OF the talking for l
the tong. Jim Gam said that when the I
peace proclamation with tho Consul . ,
.aaI xr.. ,,..,.., -, -rh,..... -.
-, - ~ - $3.50. ay n,kn. IN
" ~ -" "oo mn" Oh inc ouhetin
1 ~ ~ ano DOyers streets sam |
LOCK-. directing spirit IN the -Four Brothers,
sent one OF his gun men. Chu Fook 70
tear IL down.
Th~r.e,-., IL H.. -.
S'n yam ~isned IN Know
what could you cSpect % n tong which |
sobennly aRreed to meet for peace and
then tore IN the agree-DeptB
In vain a.. con.,,l ,,,..,a..- -. O.. A..
-, ~, -. S''su' :" ~ WOW
$500 ~. "oru I"I nam LOCK tn come I
round That astute -Four Brother said Ne /
would not risk his life in On INonR tarri- |
tory An encort ~ o0a - ~,
y.,Iis-.,,,.,,, -. -, -. = -,
80. 1871 INV "u' 10 Seaych
excuses.
Finally the ConsuI went over In - Pail
ana ,.lL..h ,-,,b g., 80 g.. -
80, - -, -. -,
."I nv s nI mat ne oln nct believe
s.~.1...tI man sorc Gown the
~ - 'Lanls'IOn s@nn Snen IuTther pressed
81. ,-sl.a maj m ~ IN menosr OF the
iu,.a - ~ us Ions T1s HuIty OF me
- Ls,.-,,' ny l - ~ wAnted
- H"pN ~ ue couiu h~,p " bnt Where
,,.'n aNDcA sIlp hNr.h'T ioni Lee SAID
,iiS STU tue ph Ls-onRs. VINO are out
nun hi',erel by me Fcrr brothers almost
- ~ ole ia NeS IOIh. saiu that the
n ''.I nIothgIs were lSrge un"'eidy and
'lh INe l..
ne IansuI went back 10 Mott street:
l -, hlsnt INFO me tnlrss OF smoke and
g,oyah came I'ou hobck great man
~ une IN lseong long. The Consul and
ne merchants stool az IN a hurry. Lou
,loutH s"a.eu hlh~en anu an eyes were
h. nou 70 his OP-n' mSSteftui Iacc Inc
On man sald.
a W. OF Oh Ls.png iohg VIII grant Tor
she boh'cnt sam LOCKS contention.