The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-14

The pianoforte makers who remain OH strike were
highly ncensed yesterday morning when they dis
covered thai Steinway's factory had been reopencd
and number OF the men had returned to work.
Their indignation took an unfortunate turn as they
determined to make another demonstration to in
duce the recreant members OF the Union to return
70 strike. Yesterday morning about one hundred
OF them marched up to the factory shortly al er the
time OF opening with the above purpose in view
The firm however, had been warned OF their visit,
and nifty men, under Captain Gunner, were drawn
up IN front OF The building. The strikers, seeing
the formidable obstacle in their way, did not a l.
Tempt furth"r than few insane threats OF pulling
down the building in case the firm did not accede
70 the demand for the eight hours. They were not
allowed to block up the sidewalks end were quietly
dispersed ~ the police, hurrying or in AL drcc.
tlops at the hiodingo of Captain Gunner. 10 all IN
complete Glil,Ue. BY actual count 35e men were at
WORK in Sideways on yesterday, being large in.
S Srea'e over TIE nn!nber employed on wednes.
Nnhy Messrs. Hall 4 Smiths are also
~ wtrk, and part OF the woikmen in the
Gemaploy OF stock \ Co have also returned
session yesterday and It is not proposed TO Aold
ANY genera meeting today. The n.anufacture RS
prove fainre and tais belief strongly ENCOURAGES
mem TO hold. together against the men. II II be-
comes general In other cities they say II might alter
lneli determinations bnt al present they no in.
dication that such is 10 be the case. Even II the
stIlke should prove success they say IL could not
ebtle tlade, ENents at present seem rather
against the piano makers, and The demonstT9 fion
y0osoi"a! uau nov HclF lNeiil out ~ there are
large humber OF th@m still on atiike IL IL difcnlt
10 say how the affair may eventually end
The Sewing Machine Makers.
The sewing machine makers out u employment
were more than usually active Yesterday ami the K
employers OF the different manufacturing com
panes held meetings OF vatous places on the ems,
eide OF the city. The meeting most nunelougly A. 3
tended was that or the Singer Sewing Machine *
Company which was held at Walhala HaA on Or b
ehard street The reports witch shave been IN circu
ia'ion for the past two or three Gays stating that
The men were willing 10 return TO work on the old
terms, accounted fer the unusually large
attendance, many OF the men stating x
1hal thoy felt indignant that such re
RoIN shonld be circulated ia connection with &
.h.m an INVITATION was extended TO tlc men 10 n
ho suln W WoIk on Monday on tile old terms, ten
nou,s 10y days Work and no advance on piece
work bht u was unanimously secuted the EN-.
noses expressing their determination 10 IA We al rs
ne, uemlahds And what they ns,dpred thelf lust
sI iAsre are two sections OF the sewing tra
The nrocoand,; rs GERMAN and the EnRlish-ald
-, had TO be translated for the beneaY
W ether but on the main 0uesliontha do,nnnd
81. 'EyV nouis-lhey are unit and act toyothar
,n"nts latest harmony According 10 the stare n
~ 900 ~ .u nee ne Yesterday there are mon than Al
1870 nen employed in the iron and moral tre ~, a. n
etfike, and II they act with unantn,t,," az, o q
w almost certain TO succeed A commt,stco,',!s q
W W received rom the Iron ana Metal Wnrpnv vl ~
s,rp oneiluR 70 pear the expenses o the men On
1870 MhIcn was accepted. and n deputatinn a. ~
po,utu 10 confer with the Union whirI In'is ~ II
n.subSs at the Getmania Assembly No0na lIo,vor, ~
IDe nicia workers have $4,000 In the treasry e, Isl
- IieIeiVic' reuter- prepared To stand No ~ vi
y.nsses " tDe htIlke Than tn rest OF the otlSr VI
"Soes' w mouob new secretary aud president