New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
TIE L1BOR MOTEMENT
THE IRoN MINERS STRIKE.

NJ rrtyGRiPH TO TR'RusE
Down. n. j.. April S.-Thc Iron Miners still hold
ont No actual violence has occurred but there many
threats The leaders appear reckless and talk of break
ing into the owned by the Iron Companies the
advance il refused Tho bosses say they won't give IN
ti January The miners refuse 20 allow the ore to
be carted the railroad the canal The Town Election
to-day Is quiet, hut there 30 trouble ahead
UNION BENEFIT BCuDING SOCIETY,"
The election Of O1rcfs was postponed last evening.
to Monday eyeDIg ueAt al No. Gs East Broadway The
scheme o, the gentlemen who aIC m9naging thi- ne"
budin@ oS,ociotions which ourishcd IN this Giy and
vicinity years ago. and precisely that 9i the ". ,oyl
..rA building societies which exist aha Are s'u !" - ~
Tr,ibi Il London The shares are 500 each anu W,
U '1tlps lr i,re M 10 S4n,, week IN" number OF
b tb, fIaiV nav m iacn nv am 6bs Ion H. unmted
snS'ss n & .I henc3 my % -, e ocboe ar 10 os the rgto
Of the number OF shares which they bold Ie'r,..
5000 any member holding 10 shares may bid Tor
the first purchase OF freehold property r. i Iana
FOR building purposes, fOr such house as the bPcey
may vote IA build. the case may be- aud the puchGse
taking house must pay rent and MS HeckN Ines 10 the
Association until he cancels bis indebtedness No interest
be charged 20 membcr- and al moneys are 70 De he
curey banked under the direction Of The Board OF Mana
notice having been sen TO the oifcers Rule - provides
been completed by each Of the shares having obtained IL
property. the surplus shall Doe equally distributed among
the shareholders oI to their executors administrators OF
TIln CARPENTERS sTRII,E.
An advertisement in another column announces
the opening Of intelligence office namely, that OF
the StTklug carpenters NJ No boNt9 lHt i'h
have quit aud yet faiod 10 get the ~ day winch
they demand fOr their labor III together IN their nan
throughout the day and Rtentvey listen 10 the reports
of the various committeeman who canynssng the city
and ascertaiung who and who are not paying the
advance. Thus the carpenters are enabled 10 Know What
rs truth and what falsehOOd and the possibility 0i any
person misleading striker put ont OF the question:
woffiSep We're sappieS so 2S7 BoweTy Il was
reported blackstone RyerOn, builders of
the now church IN Thirty fh.st, between Seventh and
Eighhayes, having been unable 10 induce men 10 Work
at the old rates have been compelled to quit and that
church trustees have given the Job 10 the wOrkmen
whom Messrs. Il. r. recently employed Mr patnck
toratiOn OF Mottst Cathedral Pecuniary aid has been
rendered the strikers but they have declined 20 accept
come. Previous To the adjournment last night, 10 was
civ more than 200 are paying il day and il was voted
that any and all members Of the Carpenters Association
We arS n receipt Of a communication signed William
shaw President Of Carpenters and JoneIS' National
OF tho strike. appointed committee to confer with ne
master carpenters but the offer was refused ny the
latter
MEETING OF THE NEW YORK PRACTICAL HoUSE-PANTERS
SOCIETY
regular meeting of this Society was held at their
Hall No 2OG Eighthave, yesterday morning. Tho bus
ness transacted generally routine the only point OF
especial public interest being the announcement that the
strike OF March last had generally resulted In The increase
dtion aud the asseblage yesterday evening was very
large.
snoEMAKERs' MEETING.
A number of shOemakeIs met at No. 2lS Ninth-ave..
Yesterday evening take the preliminary steps toward
forming society by which they can act as unit III Sc
curing an increase OF wages. No definite action was
taken but there was general interchange Of views a. to
the rate OF wages employers should pay ana the DtSt
means Of bringing the subject TO their notice
THE STRIKE AT HoBoKEN.
A gang of about 30 Germans from New-York were
at work yesterday at the Morris and Essex Railroad coal
dock in Hobokel and protected from interference
nv the men on a strike by pOssee OF over 80 Sheriff
deputies under command of Capt Fred + Farrler The
men on strike lOunging around ana most OF tnen
have asked to be taken on again, bul the company
refuse TO have anything further 10 90 WIN thSln.
We from officers or the company lnht
fhe first In respects was incorrect Ihe
Company did promise to pay them 26c al hOuf, ch
cent In cases OF broken time OF eight hours or less
which they did, and when the men worried over elght
shows average OF over W per week Tor each
man The three arrested Saturday, charged Win
Inciting riot admitted to bail IN $500 eaeh 10
answer at the next term OF Court.
STRIKE OF THE BROOKLYN JoURSEYMEN HOUSE
PAINTERS.
meeting of the journeymen house painters oi
brooklyn was held last evening ut Garbad Hall, NO u
uyrtle-ave the President, j. L. Pollard, esq in the
chair After the transaction OF considerable routine
bnsincss Mr.. Pemey, delegate from the trades Assem-
hlv was introduced, and made short address com
mittee Of five then appointed 10 consult WIN lne
Trader Union, and represent the Palntels thee Inc
ouesOn of the strike Of yesterday next came up lOr
Confederation and reports reserved from the various
shOps n the city tappcared that most Of the bosses
mad c0ubeded the Rdya In but would not grant
he eight hours Saturday. The meeting was flnn III
dnaiding that all members of the Society should leave
v'nI at d. H. on Saturday. hitl thU taI.-a, ION OF
Some unnlpOraIt business. tho Society Adjourned iVr
Week " meet ~ No. "? EGl!on-st.