The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-10
WAR TO THE BUTT.
PROGRESS or rae c10AIMAKERs' srRHE-
LIVELY DISCUSSION At HEADouAHTERs-

pRo0Hxss OF rae cIGAIMAKERs' STRIKE
LIVELY Discussion At HEADouARTERs-
woRxMEN DECEIVED ny EMPLOYERS
One Of the most excsea discussions that has o.
Cured In the organization since the cigarmak-
ers commenced their strike took place yesterday aeF
noon II seems that one Of tho employers some Gays
ago signed an agreement with his workmen 70 tako
them all back Ut The advanced rates He has two
shops In one OF which he pays the iu price, but IN
the other, IL Is alleged he pays NO advance u ALI
When the matter brought before the central boey
debate arose pro ana con, the interests Of tho en-
poyer being represented by ono Of his own men and
legal counsel the strikers by delegates from among
their own number.
The chair remarked that the workmen could see
from this want Of faith tho signature Of boss 10
not worth a straw unless the workmsn have strong
organization TO back them. Tho alteration had con.
tinued ut considerable length whom the char put inc
blunt question, .Is tho boss willing 10 pay 20 per
lo0Of" the lowest price the strikers arc allowed 70
work iorl. rho answer promptly. "Nein ~
The Chair"rhcn It must DO declared strike shop f"
Cries oil "Dravo." bravo ~ ana loud applause
greeted this decision. The uproar was continued Tor
some time amid crlcs OF "put him out!" 'Put hun
out" having reference TO tho employer representa-.
i've. IL finally Diet .rmined appoint special
comnittee OF SIX 10 Investigate tho matter and report
W soon NJ pohsibc.
STONED FOREMAN
Another little hurry among tho delegates was
created when IL was announced that the foreman Ut
Lichtcnstcin Brothers md accepted an invitation 10
return 10 work. blt when he ala 50 lie WAS stoned Wy
the strikers. Ho now came TO ask the advice OF tho
Central Council II was Claimed that he should II rst
have come them tor advice before resuming work,
ana that " WAS too lAe now 10 expect sympathy from
them
rug rKSgMKSr KJEcrkISrs.
The Executive Committee reported III regard to tho
court tenement house cectcut that ull four oil
those OF Stralton Storm mad been dismissed by
Judge Dinksi Of tho Fourth District Court; also Two
priVute or Individual cases. Since tho last report
Foster Hilson hau issued one uisposses WARRANT
George Bcuco nino new warrants; SIMON, ol Fifty
SIKH street, who failed uispossess MS tenants ~
tho uptown courts viii Try II again ia tho Marine
Court dsposscss case Of Sutro Newmark has
boon postponed
AN HUABLKp DELEGATE
Ono Of tho Delegates. meni0sr Vi the Executive
Committee, was urragned on cnar.e Of having gwen
improper advice 10 Ut Kcrbs >pies' peoplee
when prevented them from going out when they were
wiling to do In his uelencc Tho uecsato stated
that there was a DIVISION among the Germans ana
Bohen iaAs III kerUs u Spies factory, anu the ADVICE
he gave, he thought was Justabc under the circun-
stances. The delegate was sharply rcprimanded ny
the Chair and protested that ho thought he was act
ing right
CmAia-Do you think that you acted in accordance
with your DUTY member vi this organization ana
oil the Executive Committee wneD you told these peo-
po that they Lad right ~ reirainY
ANsWkk-ln certain son6c cou6idcrou WIS
right
CHAIR-Therc Is no such thing right wrong in
these matters. Everything ~ govorued by power "
might
The case Will be further investigated
The contributions yesterday amounted TO about
$500, 800 being scnt IN ny tho bohemian Ladiey
Sick Society. The last ball rcalized 500.
There was extra meeting OF the central organize
ton last evening Tor the purpose OF inIsning some
routine business which the pr0tracteu discussions in
the afternoon prevented beng reached and dis
posed or
No alarm Ia us yet expressed among the strikers in
regard to The advent OF the San Francisco Cinnamon