The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-10-22
The Ac. l.my o, Music 18th ssrss., sill continues

| JHwELsns' AssociATfoS.-The sixth Concers OF
the series takes place this evening.
| vAnrsrrrs AT 81 and 90 Bowery cheap theatre
hss teen opened with this title.
| TRADES MOVEMENTS.
| TnE TAuons' SinKs.-Pursuapt 10 a r.so,u,ion
ofemplotcrs and employed. committee. from each
me, in conference 49, store Of Mr.. w,idenfed.
IN "'o~iwsy, on Thursday evening. Tho Journey
men ssFec the bosses whs, proposition they bad
y mas'' he latter replied TIA, ,bev were there 10
t.-.s propositions sSd not 10 otter Non The
.ourney men Then said they wanted an s1vAncs o.
49, no bosses sad thu, they had no p wcr to
u'. we wares question, would The Mer.
s.an' .siiorS Association 10 40. unless the sr.ks
.Esh" Ne several .toIs was rsiati To This
w JohrneVmen -nllief that Mo Central Union al
no ooJoch"n 70 raise The rtritc, provided hat the
go~es would discharge all men who lad worked
~ Nhem during la con,ir.Ance. This tho EN-.
fe'uscd, saying Il would he unfAir n ssri-
x,., ,nCse who had come forward and sded them
"neh shss neede1 worlinyfnsn Rerd.a Q reso.
u"on .ai teen passed by heir Associaion pl.dg.
ms me hosses r. extend protect n and give work
W suon men A. had consented W work for them
~nen inc strike was in progress a. soon as sat
| strike should - raised Tn, ,ourncvnrn s.d
they would lay thu matter hc'ur. The rentr,l body
| snu give hnsl su,vef al ~ o'clock the following
| .JI'y, morning. Accordingly letter was
sdIrosscd 10 NJ. len, by the Central linton, de-
cunning w raise III. strike or ~ H. work tnles. the
tnen now ~ work should he discharged. Tic tnsr-
GIANTS re!usel this request be,Aus. they sad u
VA 'HeatorisL md ullInt 10 tue men 81 WIosr
| q 1.nHre II aimed, ard The differences L.,wccn
viz partes reDs MS NJ u WAS beior. the conference
VARrsbs AVID WoRgiNsALS.-- This Association,
which comprises men from the 9Th. So, I4th and
I'm Wards held meeting 81 the new Apollo
ho'rns 10 Prince street. A Committee FROM the
9th Ward reported ,hs, the Street Inspector Of that
ward had given the sweepers ard ii ~ csr,ncn warn
iuR that work would he given only for 3 DAYS In
| sho week from noon on Tuesday next. This report
sAnsei some ~ the poor sweeper. many n whom
had largo families TO sand a. asst, and tales Of dis
trcss were freely related which wcrr heart -rending
| 'ne poor man, who Rad wife and six children
del~ndng on him for support, said tina, he found
u difficult 10 get IN ~ the present rate ~ wages.
and he knew not Whist 10 d., # he was cut down H.
| nav wages A'ter considerable discussion, and
hsirning 70 similar complaints from various mem
| heiA COMMUNE - i've was appointed b. wait on
| ~" 'hy Inspector on TUESDAY ~ 10 O'Clock. aud
inquire To act IN % the street inspector was by
MS authority, and IA The event of q reply being IN
me affirmative, It was resolved thst al the dirt
| esrfnrn and sweepcrs IN the four wards should
| stop work until sorne arrangement had becn come
". The meeting then adjourned
FAMILIES AssocIATipS,-A meeting Of this trade
was held last evening, at Room No. Clinton Hall
] Tic report OF thn Strike Committee showed that a
number oi employers consented ~ pay the wages
d'msnded ty tie iournevmen. They prefer, how
ever, to psy tniriv cents an hour being more 10
thc interest OF the employer and the employed.
The Journeymen oh Get la work.u by the hour snd
thut the matter stands al present.
CARrNrS And L.nonrrs' associate, or IhH Cuy
AID COUNTY OF NEW fork.-Lss, evenin, y very
| large meeting Of hi. Association WAS held in H.
trrnian Hall, u Prince street. report vas made
similar to that ms de TO the carmen and lsborcrs
n'melv that the work had been cut down in The
sane manner street inspectors and several poor
4 I'M alsya alssa. a. IL
authorities would involve them in great distress
\ committee OF five was appointed h. wait UPON
Mr. holc On lue-day for the same purpose Is tue
| tartmen and workngmen's Association, and ~.
certain whether such sction wzs by his authority,
hnd II so 10 respectfully request him 10 reconsider
hIs decihon. member reported that he had
heard the iAu, aid not lie with M Boole. but with
the Mayor who bad refuse TO sign warrants from
the CITY Inspectors department. This was gwen ~
| mere runur, however, hut the excitement regard.
ing tho reduction Of the days Of labor intense.
WoRKTSGsEss USloS. The regular fortnightiy
meeting Of this body was held last evening Dele
gates were received from the Ship Painters Union,
and typographical Union No. 9. A delegate from
| the Tailors Protective aud Benevolent Union re.
ported the condition Of tho strike as still the same
AMI ided that they were fearful they would have
t. sucenmb TO capital ss represented in the Mer-
chant TsloIs' Association. A delegate from the
House Painters Association reported that the trade
WAS about 10 strike, owing TO the boss painters
having adopted resolution to hne any member OF
teeir association in the sum 81 800 who would
pay more than $3.50 per day. A gentleman from
the Car Drivers Association asked II the Union
were willing Ia support the tailors in their present
strike. He considered the great principle OF Assoca.
ton q, stake and thought IL WAS the duty OF work
nemen TO defend that principle against the insidious
deSgn OF capitalists. memher ~ the Trunk AMI
Rag haker's uuion asked aid for his Association,
number OF them being on . strike and looking
Tor SUPPORT 10 those At work. The President stated
that several associations had prom srd to aid the
| ialors NJ. VIM. Mckenzie, OF the Upholsterers.
| offered the following resolution Rssolrei That
Al trades AMI occupations III connection with the
Wofkingmen's niou contrni plaius strike, shall
| give not,e Of u, same not less than thirty days
| before suth strike should go INTO eicct- with tho
chu~ thereof, sni all other informal ON necessary
| Alter good deal Il diScussun, pentleman from
the Painters sad HAT the iNssts wsul.d To- reduce
| the wages IRON - a. - 30 Per day The PAINTERS
| we're Wiling to 10 this Themselves, but not until
| the LIST OF >uNember lie assured Tia. Iu.uu that
| tie SOCIETY he itlr,t,Iicl would gye the +. lnrs
= H." support IA !Ltlr power, amer thrr own str Ar
| should terminate The c1-e II Mr. John q Woud.
lui, tine coTIetp"ndlnV secretary, was thcI taken
up, Aud debated ~ considerable length tn. u!. ur~
| ~ eventually being ia favor oi lis rNpul,iuA.
Various motions were made, such as 10 !,,'l, NJ.
Wooufut Should Il. ceusuTed and requrst~I 10
.vsinl 'ue one" Finally the resolution " ceu sur,
NJ Wu'irin Nas esrrirN sul he t,uderti his
resignation aH delegate, which Was accorded
o'ler business followed aud ih, laee,lns 81.
loGrued.
IHE COURTS
A''I"N ~ ,'nNIHAol,-in The s4prcq, Court,
yesterday before JuG e sutherland, 1Ar $50 Of
Moaes =. Reach AZ William X nuey Was tr!ci
he paiDLG n this Sci.ua ,l:iuo pgyuc-t Tor 6S
I as OF hay sold 10y him to tht oe'enlant TIE oc-
'ru'.pt ALLEGED that tie plants G... .D.!.la.t,l L.