The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-11-12

=, Schmitthergor from his automobile.
saw y small crowd set upon five recruit
drivers A young men under Schmt b.
porpers eve let nv with q brick Police
man John 4 Neun. the chauffeur, jumped
out and coIlared the brick thruwer, who
vas lockod up IN the Et 81 Twenty second
street station lie said he was Adam koJic
Of 8l2 East Thirteenth street Schmiti -
berger started west again through seven
tennth street and came upon h" sam"
proup Of CPrts, this time AT tGCked hv u
mob of young men who We're throwing
stones from a distance SChmlt tberger
and his chauffeur left he auto TO take care
pf itself while they waded INTO The crowd
with nightstiCkS from the travelling ar
senal in the Chief lusp", tors car. The
fgh didn't last long
There were several instances of attacks
made on individual strike breakers
James Regan of Worcester. Mass WAS
hit ON the head with Il brick at Elevent n
avenue and Thirteth a,reet and decided
TO 20 back TO Worcester Emit keanarh,
OF .iS East Eleventh street got Il scalp
wound AZ First avenue and Eft leth street
Several men were hurt in The Bronx and
in the lower Fast Side by bricks and
stones thrown from roofs
Commissioner Edwards seemed 10 be
satisfied with the progress made in beat -
ing the strike biit it didn't appear that
the strike leaders were so well pleased
" II. Ashton, general organizer. sent Il
letter 70 the Mayor asking for an ,armis-
tice Robert Adsmsou the Mayor =
secretary sent u 10 Mr. Gavnor u, st.
James where he has gone over Sunday
AEhtorfs letter read,
Tbc Han william d Govnor. Mayor Of me
Ctv of Ncr York
DEAR SIN our most brilliant legal.
financial and legislative minds diner on
important -uhjeCtS 4 nreasonableness
has been declared hv the ni'ed States
supreme court to he an error Permit
me to suggest that a committee of three
from the following representative bodies.
namely the Chamber of Commerce the
Merchants Association. the contractors
Associate. the civic Federation. the
Democratic and Republican clubs the
central Federated Union. the Hebrew
Trades the Central Labor Union of Brook
Iyn the Anu-Noise Society. the Health
Department the Board OF Aldermen, the
BOARD of Estimat" and the representatives.
Of the drivers. be requested 10 meet and
recommend 20 your Honor their views
on this question of night removal during
winter months
Permit No 10 further suggest on the
advice Of counsel in the interest of public
health. that all drivers and sweepers be
placed on day work during the commit
tees Investigation and report and your
decision thereof
nj IE- : "A a.
three strike breakers TO each cart at 81 -
zach which - su - a car, a dnv and
,ba,. work davs or n, Ieast IN ak, an nj
,a,r,t rbilo nur yote-s and clttz.ns who
hav" worked faithfully for our city for
many years are denied the light of day aud
the sunshine 30 help make their task Il
htte brighter during - long winter for
5? 80 n day
You say there Is no strike and heartily
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commissioner and on hobaIf of m. ON.
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A. INV ,b,r, Evecutiv. ia bavs d., ,oI-
Icriiou. ra.unad b,. o,,r ,itizens and no,
h,. ,r,r,r,,d s,r,L. br.,L.rs at enormous
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and th, mon ,rder,d ia reror, for ,,,,L
n su,. , ,,,nr,,.te. A. -,yrastad - an
pointed and Ne viii cleau the streets in a
10" hours for a j. per cart instead Of sll -.
i, being paid imported strike breakers
and nun-ctlzens Let ~ he reasonab bic
and not IN restraint OF our Cify's welfare
Your own words 10 me. \ strike for cause
was n rIsnreous strike seem 10 me ap-
plicahle IA mis- instance
I'm NAM. oi your talks with m. Won bIaped
,our ,nrrnen1, ~ IN. Board Of ls,ima,.
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"uu i''"es' me pehe|' q.
he u"nn' a. 10 "h"'h'r 'h' h'Eh' removal
H hehen'ldI I" 'he Pun''' ""'are or nov
A. an ADVISER i" these poor men with
families +" support want 80 appeal 10 the
human" sId" "i your h"art aud ask II loH
IealIe 'ha' your action has placed many
lamilinS IN wan whose providers have
toIled many yearr IN N" city employ Just
Telephone message OF a scratch OF your
pen can settle all. and HAPPY municipal
family be once more established In III.
name 1 Justice. right and equality. saw
appoint the committee and INV, street, win
be normal in for,v-eiCht hour. and ,h..
health of our ,Itv preserved Nsry re.n.ct- =
fullv " "A ,.u,r>
por,a.en,,r,, ,t. ir,,.r- and .,,',,,,a,
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There will be no response of "A fdvora ble
nature to the strikers. several of Mayor
Oaynors advisers said last evening
They said his mind was set that no striker
shall he taken back under any ClrCum-
stances and that he won't nave any
chickering's with the leaders
The principal reason for Commissioners
Edwa eds 5 satisfaction was the progress
made in cleaning up brooklyn. Ordi-
narily the street cleaning force over
there carts away 3iO0 loads of ashes.
rubbish and garbage every twenty-four