The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-11

Ne Vas satisfied with he terms 81 settle
usent whieh tbs. committee had accsr<ed
Professionally
I regard IN" terms a. practically n
r~cogni'tor ~ me union" h" said In
that rssp~c, they az" a great advance
on tho offer previously made nv the com
panles which LEI, II 10 ba inferred that
they world ne at liberty To discharge
men FOR belonging 80 he union cannot
prr,ic, wha. will be- ne result II to-mnr-
rows secret ballot
The Adams TINT ed States and Wells
Fargo express companies applied - he
Federal courts lat. Yesterday afternoon
for orders To show cause why m" CIty
should no, I've. rest rainni from enforcing
the ordinance requiring drivers and ">
press wagons carrying Interstate EXPRESS
matter tn have licenses These orders
were applied for on he th-ory that wagons
carrying interstate parcels and packages
could not be made subject Ia a city ordi-
nance Such an order A. always I-sn-d
on applicant ION. and JudE. l.acomb-
signed on. for each of he three express
companies making them returnabl' this
afternoon at O'Clock before Judge toxr
served ON Mayor Gaynor Polio. Com
missioner ,ropsey and Corporation Coun-
sci Watson. Mr. Watson said
This involves "A new question 50 far
a. | know. The city Of course will CON
tesr tn. application Probably | shall
ask for an adjournment Of IN. hsa ring
The chaufeur- union reported vs~ter-
dAy thai all the cab companies except
the New York Taxicah Company and fh.'
New York Transportation Company had
signed union agreements In all l.2W
men had won and WERE at work. the labor
men said Some Of III. cabs displayed
smali cards with the words There IA no
strike here few had cards saving
This ia a union cab
The strike On th.. Fifth avenri. buses
wont into effect yesterday. 2O conductors
and chaufaurs went out The line had
FIVE buses going loon after the strike
started The company announced that
some Of tn. strikers had signed "A state
men1 to th- efFec, that they had mo gr,sv-
ancce. that they struck IN sympathy
and that they were ready Ia work II they
could get protection Later II was AN
nouncsd that several strikers had re-
turned 10 work and that fairy good
service was being MAINTAIN
The strike also extended Ia the coal
drivers. 2OO Of whom quit m the Curtis
Blaisdall Company = yards AT fifty-~iNth
street and Avenue \ strikers made "a
fuss when the firm attempted '" man IT.
cars but no on.. wa- seriously hurt
The drivers of ths Horton ic. cream
wagons went ON strike ana joined the
other strikers al Wa-hin gron Hail. 81
Eighth avenue
Licenses for thirty wagons Of th- Va
tional Express COMPANY We're issued
Yesterday forenoon and licenses for eight
drivers of III. COMPANY In" American
Express Company applied for Licenses
for $50 wagons
John Schablin accused II shooting
Chauffeur John SCanlon in "a strike row
on "Wednesday nigh. wa- held without
bail IN IN. W--, S'cis court yesterday So
was l.amp@rt Towns. VIII" was arrested a.
a witness
The rioting in the. cypress Sirik. yes
terdav cent red about tn. wagons of PARK
n Tford Eigh' delivery wagons were
stoned and several OF them We're upset
A guard. Joseph Ia Il al .3s M..-I Twenty
slxth street WAS IN a gOn com ng down
Seventh avenue NJ Forty ninth : rect
crowd began 10 throw stones and hoi
ties. RaCA drew revolver and fired
The bulls; nit the sidewalk ant glanced
grazing the thigh ~ Charles I, Polk ~
?5i West Tenth street "A tailor NhD wa-
watching N" fuss IA X MS n.ld ~
- no bail FOR trial
\ wagon driven hv Marin kanjur OF
500 East Eleventh stree, w,h John
kahmsf as helper. vac attacked ~ M--
For-Isrh street Ih-- harness ua- ,iIt
and helper were knors.d ahuu
crowd held ip a wagon al S-.vsnty -fourth
street and Columbus avenue and after
eroninS the driver. his guard and III.
helper chi the harness and upset rha cart
They We're driven of by police reserves !
John Mack of 10 HaIs.'y street. RruokIyn
the guard. Jchn Moran 81 ~ Ha~.s
street. h" driver. aud th-. h. lp-r on, ,
Wolfe. were treated IL" an .,nbulanr. :
surgeon
Max FieI-,'hnann ut .U.p SECOND .,v-nI.-
and William xvi. of ~ G+u-"Nourr street
striking drivers. w-r' fined :, and s. for
stoning Park h TiIfori wagon
4 crowd attacked AN cypress wagon IA
Seventt avenue and tired 10 drag four /
men from d he four puI up a tight
and police RESERVES w.-r.. summoned +
After a twenty minute ngnr fou- men {
were arrested charged with noting
About $50 O'Clock Yes ,-r,lav afternoon
Capt Burfeind of the East Twenty
second street station heard that AN -X-
press wal on and it, crew ~--r,. ~ trouble
at 32D Avenue 4 M..n VINO We're. sent to
investiga'. were told tha; about twenty
minutes earlier e United States wagon
had been attacked and that whil,. the.
driver and hi, he'll. we're as,apinR
SOME Of the attacking moi got on the.
wagon. which held -oin. raCka g.< and
drove awav
Magistrate Corr gan IN the night court
last night sentenced four rIoting strikers
10 the work hpiIs.. for tiV,. tlays 1pI,.,.,.