The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-14
Tho Ribbon Manufacturers.
STRINGENT MEASURES or EMPLOYEES A0AiNsR

The manufacturers or ribbons, buttons, dress trim
mings lace &c who lately organized themselves for
the purpose Of neutralzing the strike movements o.
their workmen, who II rs alleged, by means Of assoca-
ton often interfere with the business afsirs OF the en-
ployers in an undue manner held another meeting -
Iners Hotel In Grand street, last night Al previous
meeting committee was appointed 70 make dn1. %
a constitution and bylaws for the government OF the
association, which submitted last night, although
the attendance not large. The document was reed
BY Mr.. Schloss The by. laws provides, among other
things, thai in case Of a strike Of the male ana
female operatives in any shop, snAh ~
The duty Of the nr% Of ,hs sssoci.,ou %
that none or these strikers may obtain employment IN
any other shop The members OF the association whc
efy dollars for each osnse Besides these the sssocia
ton has for It's purpose the furtherance OF us peucuer
branch Of business In the United states especa. =
tain charter The board Of directors - 70 % con-
posed Of seven members who will have to adjudcass
Moving parties on strike In case Of strike the
president has 10 call q meeting OF the memoen o.
the N ns,n.s n r.,ns 10 sccsds 20 Ss
demands OF the operatives and " SUCH u the 60 ~
the members Of the association are To be provdeo WI
list Of the strikers that the latter may not ooAn
employment in any other shop, and Dc compelled 70
return 10 their former employer IN any snop opera
suspend their employment for the reason tnas pr
sons are employed in The shop Who do not belong to the
association Of the operatives then the employer has 70
report The names Of these parties ,s 20 Ins ~
members Of the association with the injunction not 70
employ these parties Apprentices who leave their
empoyers before the expiration Of their torn are 70 y
dealt with in the same way, and members who Shouts
empIov such persons be fined hty dollars IN eecn
case These are the main features Of the by Laws suo.
,ni,ted which were adopted Another meeting 70 70 %
held to complete the organization.
Tug ALLAnH Iron Work. In review OF the WORK
now being carried the machine shops OF this CITY,
which was published in the HERALD OF yesterday, W
omitted TO mention in full description Of the work now
in progress at this establishment The United Ssssss
iron clad steamer Puritan is AZ the dock receiving the
balance Of her machinery consisting OF two propeller
engines of one hundred inch cylinders and four fcss
stroke Of pistons They have in process OF comp'eon
two propeller engines for the United States steamer
Madavasca Of one hundred inch cylinders and four fees
stroke one beam engine Of eighty inch cylinder and
6een feet stroke for the propeller line Of tho North
river. beam engine OF cighiyt inch cylinder and
twelve feet stroke Tor the Pacific irade and two beam
engines Of sixty inch cylinders and eleven feet stroke,
for the Richmond trade; also four mammoth boilers foe
,e seamer Ocean Queen. The Allare Works are doing
large amount Of general repairs and employ at present
about eight hundred mon