The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-10
THE s TRIKES.
The Cfgnrmnkcrs . and Capmakers Are
stfIi Locked Ou a-NO Prospect OF Any
Arrangement with EmplOyers-The
Strikers COnnd Amt


stili Locked On a-No Prospect OF Any
Arrangement with Employers-The
strikers Conhd Amt.
THE GIG ARMAKERs' srRIxE.
On Sunday night last the cigarmakers who are
on Strike mad M setting in COncOrdia Hail. avenue
A. Representa- yes OF the press were excluded,
because some Oh the men asserted the Stats Zei-
tu'ag was agalns the operatives. A trade union
consisting OF three branches, was formed
that is, Eng disappearing, German and b.
hemlan. In use three sections represent some
5000 operau aes, men and women. OF this number
500 VINO wer employed by Messrs. Kerbs & Spess
are on striR e. The reason OF the lockout has been
already re ported IN the HERALD. At the Sunday
nights m Getting the members of the new Union
pledged themselves to give fifty per cent OF their
earning II need be, In order to compel the bosses
10 acce de to the operatives demand taking back
into Il rer employ the dismissed committee, about
the p Iying Off of whom this difficulty originated.
SIEVE raj hundreds OF dollars were collected on
Sun day night for the benefit OF the needy among
the 'strikers. The operatives express much con-
n onths If need be. The Bohemian branch met
ist night in No. 220 Second street. week from
iow is the time liked for the society to begin to
succor those VINO are promised pecunlary aid.
THE CAPMAKERs STRIKE.
Yesterday the trade strikers OF this craft
I were very much excited Of the result of
meeting az No. So Orchard street was, II
before. The members Of the Union damned
the passageway down to the very door
the result yesterday OF conference that took
place by appointment between the strikers and
Of saor effected tine the
principal manufacturers were represented.
me workman's committee Of nine, instead
OF seeing the bosses at once, were Obliged TO wait
their pleasure Tor three hours. At the end Of
this time new schedule OF prices. as made out
hU In mn nnn hnn .1AI
remark mat they were were 81 liberty to dc.
as they term it, 'treated ike boys. ana have
treatment complained OF. They have agreed to
"spnrn" the new price list as being completely
unworthy INV Of consideration, and WIN continue
ment have determined TO assess themselves al
they can in order to help those OF their number
who are In need. The operatives committee con-
slider that the new price list emanated from Marks
Brothers Thompson. The following are the
firms who still refuse to concede to the demands
| OF their workmen:-L. J. Phillips Il Co.,
Greene street; Marks Brothers 4 Thompson.
Greene streets W. r. Willis, Mercer street; 7. Corn
4 Bros, South Filth avenue; IsIdor 4 Helm, South
Filth avenue; Charles Foxes Sons, south
less note The m of e. Rosen Of
street. gave in to the demands OF their
hands on Saturday and they nave orm goas
signed the operatives schedules already
reported-are $. Wolfe 4 Co. Herman spinger,
| and some others. No further advances viii be
| made to the Bosses These gentlemen, the opera
| tives think, cannot agree among themselves,
and one by one they Will be obliged to sign the
| new price list.
! The meeting held on Saturday night by the men
was for the purpose OF forming cooperative So
ciety; but on account Of diversity OF opinion the
scheme fell through 1t Is to be carried out in
private way among the individual workmcn.
The meeting yesterday WAS addressed by Messrs.
Rosentha Leman. ODER and others. The speakers
gave vent TO much Indignation towards the
bosses. The manufacturers have offered In their
price list to pay 81 80 for What the men demand
] 81 %.