The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-07

The TuiIo,s' Strilse-The Cutters Join the
Strikers-AnOther Arrest-iIass Meeting
Yestcrday.-A Female Taller the Stump.
The Executive Committee and Central Body were in
session all day at Germania Hall, AZ avenue A, and
abored hard to reduce the art OF setting Watches
organizing committees and placing everything on a
war footing to a science; and as usual, several OF
the wives OF the strikers volunteered as watchers.
Only one disturbance took place during the day. re-
sulting In the arrest OF man watch at Hirsch.
kind & Ader's store; but on being taken to the
Tombs, Judge Kelly Immediately released him ON
parole
The Committee on Agitation resolved on holding
high festival on Monday next, when grand dem
onsration VIII take place Of all branches OF the
tailoring trade and the Newark taors, who intend
participating In it, viii be received with all due
ceremony by the entire body at the depot COM
mittee was also appointed to visit the outlying dis
tricts and induce every tailor working there to de-
clare In favor OF the movement, and arrangements
wr Tns H have
formed the Central Bodyo INSTRUMENTATION OF striking
part is mmnen The Newark men Went on strKe
on Wednesday, and are we'll sustained.
The following Is list OF the firms now struck
Levy, Mayer & Co., Chatterton & Co., August &
Bing, Strauss & Sahlin, seidenbach schwab,
& Germen, Strauss & Ram. Blum n Son, Peaugs
4 Co., Erdmann & Fox Grenebaun & Adler, Davis
Glarier IL Co.. HrschKind & Adler Martin a Co.,
Hornthal Rindskopf, Gatham, lehman q Co.,
Funk. Werner, scnaekmann, Levy Bros, sudvon
Davis Litthaaer. Morris & Levy, Mesel, Ne
den 4 Metz; yogier Fax. Alexander baum 4
Weiss Co.. Newbruck, FrIedander & Stch, Wilde,
Pearl streets Browning, Ratscher q Co., Rnnk
4 lIartins, Longstreet, Famerslough, Heidi Hade
mann, Kahn, Meter. pintlon, Reinieke, White Il
Asas bIact rass Co turk
Levison, Jones & Co., Warren street.
No returns from the manufacturers who have
a1ze o.. ttshr AM
about 100 have yet left of work, and the number
Of men employed by them exceeds L. 500.
The mass meeting was advertised Tor Tour +. nj.
nj the Germania Assembly Rooms, bat IL was con-
sderably later before business was commenced. At
present and their behavior throughout the meeting
| was enthusiastic and orderly. Mr.. Henry Tucker
| was unanimously voted to the char and Mr.. Sterr
was appointed secretary. aud read the report show
| ing the following firms who employ over 1000
| hands to have complied with their employees de-
mands:-COleman Bros, Carnart WhtfOrd Poet
| Il Co., Brokaw Bros Deviln & Co., snaefrer Bros.
| and Steinhardt Adler. Mr. Tucker then made a
| short speech ana the following resolution was
unanimously adopted
Whereas the obsnacy Of our employers IN accedIng to
just demands papssls and as onr eo'esguss Of the
resolve TO stand as men to the last
Mr.. Tucker again spoke followed by Mr.. Brand. Of
Union No. Messrs. Braun, Greifenstein and also by
| Mrs. Keiser. the latter homey-looking dame,
who spoke with great enthusiasm, but IN
chairman, who, however, compiimented her on her
energy aud proposed three cheers for the ladies'
Which most vOctferously complied Win. Tnree
cheers were also given for the Newark men, who
were Represented By committee, and after exhOrt
| ing the strikers to be firm and holding out hope
| that by Monday next the strike would be virtually
over the chairman adjourned the meeting.
| WOrkingmen's Union.
| rul representation OF delegates OF the Working
| mems Union, Of this city, met last evening at No
| 267 Bowery. Mr.. Nelson W. Young the President, OF
/ opening the proceedings referred to the death Of
william II. Sylvs, late President of the National La
| Dor Union and delivered very feeling and eloquen
euogy on the life and services of the deceased in TIT
OF labor. Appropriate resolutions OF condoenc
and regret at the loss they had suffered were passed
| by the meeting.
The taors' strike received some attention. and th
committee presented a report denouncing Brokav
| Bros. rs having acted dishonorably towards thei
| men, declining to pay them as per agree
ment. a report was made stating that tn
| Journeymen Brcklayers' Union No 2 would strik
| on next Monday morning. IL was reported That tn
iron moulders on strike In Harlem were being ut
| rested under the Conspiracy act aud held IN bond
| to keep the peace. The delegate from the Tailors
Union reported 1000 shop taliors as laving struck
and the movement successful and on the increase
| BY the end OF next week the number OF Strikers
| IL expected VIII be 10000 delegate here delv
cred lengthy speech on the tailors' strike ut tn
| close OF which speech Mr.. Jessup was elected dele
| gate to the National Labor Convention at Philadel
| phia, and the meeting adjourned.
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