New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
CIGAR-MAKERs HOLDING OUT.

.-kiH NUMBER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIRM
The striking-cIgar makers continue ther
daily meetings at Concorda Hall in AvenueA ana sun
their number is increasing The latest strikes are Tue
following factories: L. smons Bros, NO 100 CHAMBERS
st. twenty-five hands; Bresln & Boiler No 90 Murray
q, afty hands The packers 500 number OF sutro n
hold meeting to decide whether they VIII
jon the strike II is believed that they WILL The cigar
makers of Philadelphia have been requested not 10 coe
here In search OF work The impression was AGAIN oon
veyed that the employers were almost universally VIII
Ing to make concessions In several instances they hao
promised not TO employ outsiders for certain ume mus
ariiny opportunity their employees to return they
felt disposed
A mass meeting was held at Coucordia Hall last
evening at which about 1000 persons were present
Resolutions adopted denouncing the tenement
house workshops hot-beds OF disease The workers
pcred themselves to stand out six weeks II necessary
Mrs Mary Heisler, who vicePresdent OF the asso-
citation represents the cigsrmakcrs " her own sex Is
an Interesting study She is rather comtl and De
Of age. she is Bohemian ny birth hn9
speaks her native Language with clear anu anu
musical enuncatiou She Deen in this country Only
five and scarcely make herself under'ooa IN
hngsh nvt se spesSs Is ISd nat feared by her lei,
low-wOrlmen. She SAID, 0ay OF two ago Was s no no
in favor he - late rs last frlda! put %
people would into IT, and could not desert tnen ~
their avery" She would not say that Sle neisen
favored a compromise, but sue nllnated Hia' SUM
would. in her OPINION Dr wise ,,, a, t q, In
Mrs Heisler beeu joined IN her pubic eh1ts III oc
woman who speaks onaiy al the meelng ~ nel
own language bids fair. II the mtetgs continue 70
rival Mrs. HeSler in the appreciation OF het lel-
low labortrs. Her remarks carry wth theh
Whichever influence gOes with peIsOnA comcI-
mess aud evident sincerity. She is about tNCH-
fv-Hve wears old with brown hair, reSuilr
features witch ghtup very pleasantly wneh shs seAS,
On Thursday the mUut piece OF thOscO bIesh
4 Rollers employees, who desired TO JOIN the stllke'
About hall OF number commended that theS Weie re-
ceying pretty fair wages. and 1t was unjust IN he 10
make compliant OF cause trouble Mss Selae aII"S s
Tor the plncple which has from the hTst been te 0l
10 of he strikers One fOi al and al Tor one.
Wold seem her cOuance was eHeclua iOI VS' va
the mai rs struck yesterday morning..
A. n meeting OF the cigar manufacturers yesterday
xfernoou following firms were represented Lieu
tenstein Bros a Co.; ). Jacob Co.; Eos er, Hson
4 Co. A. Iichtens,en Il Co.; Herbs spies Kaufman
J,,,s Lew Rnts.: HOzuann x DDutsrnDOrgcr; wang
ler q Ha IA: McCoy a Co.: T. y. Smith; q. T. Less *
o.; Hci.r RUNNER & Jose ,hs; Meyer MOlh' gu 10
Nrwmark; Charles Sunday; Leopold Cuhn DcuteIh
a Fucns H. NJ. smith; Swariz spohr; Mehue Bi0s' /"
HScLhoru Co.; GlaVcum q . Usser; L. , mons q DOtH-
81. L F. DtHscnAy; Low & Ouliau; III. GOoNlelu No-
NJ Stachrtb ~ 4 Co j. Cnln & Co; MOrriSJacOl Co.
A G,reubaI IA. M GLtskoif, Ii. which, L. Frey, A.
I3er0ef Becner. Park Co. Tine III CbnS Wac lIiNd't'
hlt Is Smii d. the president, sld tuat all the manu-
facturers resolved that under no crcuTSt'nces w"uu
rb.v accedc 10 the demands OF the stiik Is Nj Levy
told TRIBUNE report t.at NrM-1ork CIV! h"u OHlS
Nvbin a A ,ears Drought over the mIufaCturt OF inc
cer ouats o. riga:s from certaip districts IN Penn
svlynla AZ te strike continued mutn longer lne cigar
dealrrs would rriu.n Their orders 10 tnc Ou nlilus
Representatives FROM AL tde cigar manuiae uIlcs "l
Newark uel last night. la Iutn nall 10 "I"uEo
s-mecting the Clga uaherS OF Nt"dIh duui'o
vicinity, at early day.