New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16

order, But have agreed to stand by the o'ne' NAM"
lecturers" -. o.,o,aov
t,.,,to, R,ohers did no. actually lock out yesei"'',
although they have agreed 10 DO So l"'' SP
-s,,, ont new work on SATURDAY.. howev =, ana WI,
ony hermit the to finish inc Worh ~" yyiW he
A few days viii c.Ose il out ana tho la''oS win "
Ipdemaun Co.. and Grovesteen Fuller 10 Me ac
ST. we're n WORK ysterda' and neither WI .' III MS
JOIN he manufacturers nor De 9' nS - 'd: ".
closed oar mandatory this morning Inc men '",A ~
very 0uieiy They have been coming anu solns
the dlv There will he DO trouble caNE"t s'N NJ
Will BE- done. Aiter the mrttns OF "a ,y The
Afternoon we determine more d'hu teiy - ~,
s hat thew would do and inclined to await
the action Of hemex meeting OF thrii pgnoc n rnrs
Decker B.Os., who employ 200 men, nan an ,u'n
hands Al work Aceordi.g to ihc statement oil Ch!oh
tbis is the only firm The Uu on which
hn rgrd 70 ion IN the lockout. The firm intends to
keep work ami seems not to nave mnch '"'H III ''
FTSncis Bacon date Of Bacon & Karrl said that he
TONED In the lockout yesterday morning. mt W .,S
rnes SD with the Man1actarrrs Union excep.
Decker Bros snid ne, nave tahrm pt' can ae, M
movement. II is hieut 10 say wh1 we 90" we
plish, but we intend to s'and b' the "Sio0"''"'
CSTst,c a. Co. William scbaeff-r, Lishte ~ ErnSt
Hartmann & Co Calcnbrrg. Naup"l d Co.. ana ). d.
Nugent are not members OF the Manu- actu1is 10
A. All tpese places work proceeding a uSu l"e
mon were SAID be cOntcntet' ana the most 80
AMI cmpoyGs XII these firms stated That no siri@es
had taken place with them since thsy oTSa n Well ard
ne men Who we're Yesterday locked out at Fischer
and at BacOps bad been Wiling TO woIk, ana aplere
yeserday morning as usual at these places. The' oR
,he o ay we Ud be learned They have plans
A. present. aud VIII wait the Issue II events ,
MIR Downing of the firm Of Hartmann q CoeAtpe %
the opinion that the question was vtlY rloas QUE
and formed ouly part OF tne coming Stru1Se -
labor ana capital. Employers must De VTiy Az
said ne. "They cannot drive Their men; tHel m'a r.
sorr 70 Arbitration and meet tnem as reasoning DeIs
Oihet wise snal have II terrible time 80. Harry
The strike OF the cabnet-makers hpioYcd ny t,
wa d accd on the M0Jst. factory yesterday Hol
calling upOn the machnIss to come TO Work nls %
rrt,t-. I'D nat RI
wien the factory closed. Dispatches were any 1
sent yesterday to MIR Hermann "est.n ''a t e
drying-bOuses ordering them 10 De opened al "nTC.
MI Hermann VIII maize an offer of term. 10 ne etp l
netmohsrs differing essential particulars rom .no
terms tney demand and beheved that his factories
will be- in operation next week .., =. ,,s
At a meeting OF cahinetmakers yesteflay u vs.
stated that trouble expected the urn ure manu
factory OF Herts Bros at Nos. l63 ana LOO d We
Eighteenth-st. where tut w0rhmeh naVe u,nauu r
reduction of the hours Of labor 10 ls demnd
but is making efforts TO OBTAIN Othei "oi6ioep'
MEEIING OF THE sIEINwAY MEN.
The steinway men met last evening at Turtle Bay
Hall 1t was reported that one varisner hau gone 10
work and his nan was received with Misses All open
leter 10 the firm from one the read which
said that Mr. steinway's statement was false tha the
yarnsh rs had tried the wages Of apprentices 10
$40 week. false that the varnishers did not give him
time 10 consider before they struck; and Ia Sc tha
the Union tried 10 dictate whom he should employ
The letter also charged the steinways win having
thrown thousands wOrkmen out OF employment, Win
NNNN'"N'0N
by warning them that they would be forced
10 WELD An alleged conversation with William St In
way which was published yesterday afternoon was
read 10 the meeting aid commented upon by one Of the
speakers denied that the lockout 81 1868 btohe no
tne Union at that time and aid the lockout OF 1850
would not break II mp
The purpose OF the organization said the speaker is
10 obtain nving wages Tor every man working at the
trade and it will forego this purpose The con,
spiraey passed against the wOrkngmen can DE useu
he
to throw out OF employment thousands OF men And l
give mem notice that the Union TO take steps TO
Pest the question whet they amenabe to
thataw What is sauce for the goose is sauce for the
letter was received addressed to the seinway men
signed Confidential" OF which the following is an ex-
Important workmen Brothers Where are your
wisi Give in to the al once ana recn your
the united support OF all tue manufacturers You may
fering Go work at once and accept tnelr oner and
in the course of the next week strike at j. T Haea
He has moi the sympathy aud support OF the others
as he has done more to lower me prices OF pianos
than anyone else In the Iaae mar Ti an no
Tb,s letter was sent 10 Mr.. Hale. After meeting
the paid $1,000 for rellei' IN sums ranging
asneei"g Of house-panters was held at No 295
Thrd-ave last evening, under the auspices @ tle a @
Benefit ana rroecys nc, ee.y Or
The ooees vas ,a lar ftTe for an increase OF
OF sd there was no present intention Of strk
in hecause the painters not prepared for STRIKE
e noped there would be need OF eur ke a. ne had
neen fold that many employers expecteO 10 tuVahet
wsyes painter prese ut told TRIBUNE reporter tIat
ZION Tor more pay had had bad enect already
SAID he: tried in VAN ali OF last weeK 10 get Woik
The boses ali SAID they not doing anything until
they could see where the movement Io' Hn auN""'o
meeting OF cutters in taors shops. or "sh0p-cut-
,ers =" was held last evening at No 10 SantOn-st. TO
form a Protective Union to guard lis members against
unjust encOachmeuts OF capital Oncefs were eieceu
snS n constitution and bylaws dOpted providing
for the reception delegates from the various shops IN
the CITY, and suggesting measures 10 ao members WhO
were thrown out Of employ nent AnOtner meetlhS VIII
be held Thursday at the same place .
A aud enthusiastic meeting OF plumpeIsl hiouiu
brassfOunders was held at Mnaiy man. 40 INC
Rovrrv also last evening Representatives from ersey
fytv Rrooklyn Harlem aud YOrkvllle were present An
assocation was formed, 10 be known az the Mouoels
and Rrsfoupders Protective Union, and ONE rs were
eIeered The object of TINS was stated 10 Dc the promo
ton of the Interests those concerned and TO secure
uniform rate OF The meeting was haIInonus ana
no Unusual excitement prevailed. Tue founders ana
Nn,,hers had been too low wages III their
Tlmation up January last During that month many
Seadny firms employing them made voluntary advance
IN eir nav from 10 per l2l2 cent, thus
curng for them from 81 % So Some nTns yet
WIN he TO ascertain what firms these and now 10 Sc
cure q proper advance - =, -
II was stated by OF the leading spirits that one
oh,ect of the new to secure the adoption
Of the cight-hour law Others opposed The idea An-
other meeting Will week from last evening,
when it Is will be much larger attend
ance There about 400 OF the craft In the city.
daegaton from the Western Union Telegraph workers
were present and asked for admission TO the Orgauiza
zion They were invited TO attend at the evening meet
ing
STRIKES ELSEWHERE.
oNER SEVEN THOUSAND PUDDLERs on STRIKE.