New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-13
DESIRES AND DEMANDS OF EMPLOYEES
SYMPATHY FOR TIE srKIKING BREwERs-svcCtS'
OF THE EARLY CLOSING SCHEME.


The sympathy felt by the members Of the different
tradc,-uni0ns with the striking brewery men found
vent in number Of meetings held III dlnclfhi paris
of the city yesterday Among these meetings were
those OF the blacksniths and carrlag'makrrs, cght
sections of the Baker Employees mon and the Tar
pcntcrS mon. The meeting %! re striking brew
crs i'm Wcndes Assembly Rooms IN" afternoon
was probably the largest Yet held. WITH Tue aodi-
ton of the mCmbers and representatives. {" me dll,
ferrIt trades unions, there were between 1uU ana
coo men present In the absence 81 "'oIt' bi"'i'
the regular chairman, kJIl Ritter presided. Ad-
dresses were delivered 10y Paul laN>du IdllI'k
Schl and AlcXandcr Jonas. and 10y representatives
of the Carpeutcr, aud the BiackNnth> ana
Wheclwrghts' Unions The speakers all adN sea
the strikers To hold ont. and the r'WcScntatiN's
OF the trades unions offered Pccuulary ald. hc
German framcmakcrs Union presented the NiI!Nris
with 800. Communications were receiver from
this organization ana from tigarmakcr~ mon No.
IA. stating that they i1d remover rom 'l'I
meeting places respectively at the GcUnanA
Assembly Rooms ANA at No, - SiW'"u-'t", ''-
cause the proprici2Is had I'.Y>H TO- .. N,,P
of the hecr-ShopS IN Tins city where uuiou beer
was not kept tie business had vastly d,'ua-ru los
the refusal OF members Ot trade, rlui, iu diHh "l
other, and that many oi Ines, hr'I-' h'I' "'.''t
Thus he obliged To- get union beer. il N"~ ''at,d
that rs a result of the agitation i.adr 'f N''
strikers, only two or three hours WorN was dome B"
the brcwcricS OF the city yesterday. instead Oh. loan
live rs formerly.
Auolnh Pohl. the secretary Of the Union Retailers
Association who wa, found a hl, br,l--lop DID AL
lcn-.t engaged 40 DEALING out pIJ.trc. Hl iir lu-
print mon Beer" To retailers. stated thar go tar
100 retailers had l'!t-c liitlii~ii W N''F h''
hat union beer AMI twenty -';-ut hId lhad' dppI'|
ton iOr pacards yesterday tINc ih""'-iiH az, 'l
beer were arrive from Albany hIi'n'4 ili. Aili.
Waukcc, Detroit and Rochester To-day "u &c '"N' "i
the union retailers. ana the Coll g. iOlu' bic" ~
had promised 10 furnish 800 KEGS day. Mi.
Dinners agent of tac Joseph :, hiI bIcWlns "M-
pauy of Milwaukee, sad that hc hdi i''-l.tIh'' j."
the latter place aud Tor beer nu rs way o Inao'l-
phia from that brewery lie expected tue bccI L"
arrive early this week.
afternoon AT No. l7O last Innd->trcci. II. Mcs'tI
WAS chairman. Ahout forty li mnrf~ were present;
II was resolved that no JOuIlclmJu should hc h'i"d
who had left the employ oi any member unless Hr
bore a card of recommendation from hls i"lmcr en-
poNer. The IouWrymcn have lately demanded /"
hc PAID of Saturdays al slN O'Clock or before
The bosses say chat thu, ale td col ihr dcHdh.a "i
the journey men. and VIII yield no uoi" to item
they II hire any good WorNu"u, Nhci hI union or
uOu-unlOn men, AMI u there Isl SlIlhr among AiN
members employees. meeting Will he called mn
mcGiatcly and tie members VAL unite against the
strikers.
SaicsInrn's Early Closing Association met d., IIog-
rcss Hall. No. = 49, lhud-aNc., Yesterday. and
twenty-five new members Ncrr enrolled. H. COM.
mIttcc appointed t0 VISIT clothing INNS Ind request
them 10 dcCcdc to proposition to cio-r t'li ~l"f'7
AT OF before j. M dtl! rN' rptIue NdHi"AA- tir
days before holidays. and the week. preceding
hrstuis and AcW-lt.r's. beginning july >, rc-
ported ~ follows: "AI firms 90 llchiH.tc, *
ccptmg Max StIdlcr. gave t..r signHtnr',. and Mr..
Stadier verbally If0m.-cd io close o. dlI others
would, all firms M ItIrd ave, excepting Henry
Nogcl and II. ~aIunT signed. ana t.I't made tie
promise rs MI Sindl'r. all of IN" reading
clOt hing firms and OF The sIdl 'rr One, ln the
BONcry signed the agreement, as dad al oi the lca.-
Ing firms III Fourth ana >iAth-aNt.. S constitution
and by-aws were adopted. and 70 DouluItt'c was APP
pointed to solicit subscription, from the l1sc cloth.
ing firms 10 assist some oi the m,ubcis and I" ud
tAc early closing movement.
Tho forty coal trimmer. employed al the coai
piers of the Delaware and In l~ou Canal aui Coal
Company at McclaWkcn y. j.. NrIIdni,d au M
crease of wages SATURDAY night. lhcy have hccn
paid cents per ton for unloIlug coal aud do nind-
eel cents, To begin TO-DAY. IL hc DEMAND Is refused
the men will strike tins morning.