The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-11
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ruve', tne Sntlr0 nhnut tneludif The approntCteJ
ieh the men psyius the srrcnsss Of the apprentices
vhile on strihc. Matters stood In this vay. when
III, tosscs poyssed that delegates from zach shop
,9,sd .,. me! them Il s.ne.,S .nd ends.vo,t TO
mse9s anG r. s"se & -heh not over h,lt doren So.cs
msind.r held. meeting =, Nc Is " Dutch ., e1,. W At
vhieh they Nrced to si,e tie vothmen m Increase
Of ,, ,rSm On 20 & e. M e,rs,rt To-nehi mas nett.
will probably I've published
wistow su,rr PAiSrErs About Ave ~c.k. 'ae'.
the members Of this trade tie,msn and ru-l.h
speakins) orssri,ed ther,.,vc. into .oo,etv for mn
tuai protectinu Tho n.,oe u,on rapidly incrsa.s,
and nov numbers .biut 10 m,miors, BEING ,t"u;
al ~ho are ENGAGED u TIE tu.ircs'. Last evening
stanton street, Mr. G. Iisaleson. lTodcnt, IN tho
chair, and Mcrrr. louncchc ard Eichenhaurr, serr,-
report, Of shop Committees, from ~h.h |, -prreted
that. With one or two exceptions, ,Sc hossa bad
agreed 10 advance the WAGES 20 T'er cent.
s.Hi Asp BLisp MAxsFs.-This body mst Ia, eve
nipsa. 1893 Bowcry, aud organized b. clcctUs tho
foIlo-ius ofiecr. Ban,. Ball President; 'epb Ito
man. Vice President A. u. Boss,t. Secretary Jo'ph
Moore. Treasurer. During tho evening MI R-c-
nisn and two other delegates from the Carlcntcrs'
si-tns the Association to orssnixc vote of fthsuks
ra' pass,d to ths Carprnten' Union To-, their vnla.
th, aud three ,hc,p were syep for the same, aftsf
which the meeting Adjourned
Coorsns Urlo> The delegates 20 the Grand So
c'e'y met last evening ct la Bowery. Mr.. Edward
Mcmahon In the chair. A resolution was paced TO
so- the bo..e. per cent. all machine stavss not
included In the bill Of prices. from hve gallon hog
upwsrds
GLASS Crrrrus.-These trodesmcn held . largo
meeting last ev,nns. at the i&th Ward Hotel. Mr.. j.
=. oConnor, in the chair. A permanent orssuiEA-
ton va, formed and bylaws adopted. A resolution
present wages. -hch are from - to slS per week
ssiiSS 10 S'S'''' " granted viii make no" '''0 !"
Gotr Br,rsnr. Nc, at the Mercer House, corner cf
Il str md fsed of
the msohini,t after which II resolved to grant
those ttadesmen material aid from the funds. re-
| quircd.
| sISarRs sHpiso NAcurry EsrLovWss A mest-
Ing of the employee. oftb Singers Sewing Machine
Company .se held iast evening .. the povery Gar
den. No 1l3 Bo-erv, for the purpose Of taking
action in relation 70 the strti: nov Ecns on among
plcyed % by ,he company, .ome 100 Of .hom we're pc.
II Dor', ,odld not he present. The meeting .s or
n. litaly. rnslisnt Peter Mccain, Secretary. and
W Proctor. Treasurer, after which vas IssolyeA
to give nateiiai aid TO the machinists. should thsv
| rclur. II.
! P,i,r,rs An attempt having bsen made By ths
bors paintcrs to compel tho iourneymsn n work
three quarter Tim" ts1 6s per dsy), specisi mcstine
Va. held ia. evening at the i<th Ward Hotel, th~
President. Mr r. Eradv, in the shsir. The ssnsrsl
tha, this prop Ill voud no. bo accepted. ss the
painter. conld no, 'ao1' their i.mi:: on such :
.dop'sd R,,or,d, in,t We VIII not wori suy
three quarter time. nor In any case for less spna
,." Ws the NJ. Ydrt FAINTER. svmpsthise With ont
S ns &. K. ;s:: r.: :. :s
| abilities. a
sraAu MIErrs. About $50 Of these men mes q
Harmonic Hall, 139 Hester street, NJ. ". II. De
Nsz. In the chair, and r. LATER, Secretary. The
Chairman stated tho object Of the meeting 70 b for
| tha pufnn nf n
and preservation. ON motion of Mr. Chsres kIr. .
roTmte M sSp,"s sna.i o. Mi'- R.Ssss Snc
! aud A. S,hlieN, Who reported resolutions that the
g ss S
nent organization be iorned and that Uniform list
| OF prices he established throughout the city.
| Tnr ssoonD A,EsUE X Il. COMPANY have sdvsnc~
od the -ascs u their employees from 81 30 to u 10
| Yet day.
| CiparAGE DaivsRs. These men have made dc,
maud on their employers for ten dollars instead Of
| eight, they have been reeeiviny.
| Tue STRIKES.
A large number Of msehuists conrssstsd yestsrs
day morning a, their headquarters, No. 1871 Bovery.
where they s,ill ROMAN. All Of them evinced ds-
termination not rr'urn 90 work at the old prices
and funds are being rapidly raised to support tho
movement. Several shops whsre these men are en-
poycd gradually comply yins with the advance ~
lietcd- a number reported payius the prices.
III. great pressure Of work for the government It 10
believed. will lead nearly all tho other sstsblishmsa,s
| to give the advanced rates to this mschinists.
The .triks Of the workmen OF the sseor Iron. Clad
yard Jsrey City, continued yesterday. and the en-
ployers are very embarrassed thereby. The Messrs.
5ecor state that they have bsen paying per cent
more than ~sssiven in many workshops In New York.
and that they we're Wiling to give fais sdvsnoa~
for the workmeu demanded 70 per cent, which they
considered TOO great, not having any voss 70 90
ccednsly Ion The h ard Of ofcers aDpoin % oy she