New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-31
LABOR MOVEMENTS.
THE PLATE PRINTERS STRIKE.

\ The Plate Printers strike is still in progress
with no prospect OF speedy settlement Yesterday fore
the men strike met, when matters pertaining to
the movement were talked over but nothing definite
was arrived at The committee appointed to wait upon
the company Saturday last with a view OF bringing
the dispute to close submitted their report The officers
OF The company stated that they willing to take
when ,..cov came back. The company refused 70
n,amse the rcn tho full price demanded At the meet
nn 5o Sste Seemed satisfied With the reply Of the
and Ali wee in favor Of continuing the strike
The oncers Of tho National Bank Note Company claim
that they hays now go their new hands trained to very
desirable 81 efficiency and TAT they are working
ny to their contrast with me G9yer.asnt: They also
than they enabled attend to- and that no less than
IFS printers are at work in their two offices.
PENNSYLVANIA FARM ASSOCIATION.
Tins Association met last evening at Ger
mania Assembly Rooms, BOwery, for the reception OF
weekly subscriptions and the transaction OF routine
business This Company is conducted the following
plan The tract OF land to be divided among the
6ers and which is located in Abbott townships, Potter
County, PENN is divided into farms Of IS acres, which
IN Weekly tall Of r. The Sn Of nS
joined the enterprise is s. The owner Of this property
Is MT VIM Radde of this city who also Treasurer OF
era years ago Mr. Radde purchased $1,000 Of land
IN the above mentioned locality large portion Of which
thriving Village known as Germana Is located upon CHS
tract organization, similar to that aforementioned
which is also q portion OF tho Radde tract.
COOPERATIVE LOT ASSOCIATION.
At a meeting of the n. Y. Cooperative
building Lot Association last night 5000 subscribed
and four members enrolled. Thus far twenty-five
deeds have been issued by the Association. and
the yaluo OF the property owned by II Is esti
mated at $4,000 The society has been i'll
existence nineteen months. -Four purchases OF land
have been made by the Association, follows:
III lots in Brooklyn rs lots In East williamsburgh IS
plots In Mount Vernon, and 800 lots in Bellevile N j.
expected that the NewJersey lots will be distributed
In two months. Eleven houses have been built by MEM
bers five IN Brooklyn and in East Eew-Y0rk. Each
member is allowed from eight shares, which he
pays Is cents share weekly Tonight new President
will DO elected.
STRIKE OF THE CLOTHING CUTTERS.
Owing to the present dizziness in the tailor
ing business number OF the larger firms talking Of
reducing the pay Of their cutters which at present Is
largest firms that Stadler Co.. has reduced the psy
OF the cutters from s24 to va which action has been met
by strike and 10 OF tho men went out yesterday.
The next session of the National Carpenters
Convention will he held in Brooklyn commencing on the
lIth OF september.
The shareholders of the Third-ave. CO.
operative Tailoring Establishment this evening will
slider tho financial condition OF the Association, and the
constitution and bylaws.
The JOurneyman TailOrs of the West Side, |
who now organizing with view to secure better pay
held mass meeting last evening IN Narlck-st, at which
speeches made by several welknOwn trades sdyo
Gates, and several new members were enrolled.
The total number of situations procured for |
applicants for work. both male and female, at the Free
Labor Bureau, last week, 335 Yesterday the total
number Of situations offered l55; situations accepted
Among the orders received yesterday for rs
msn to work on a railroad In this city.