New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03

AL Anorr TIE BmcNLArruf STRIKE.

AL ABoUT TIE limcWLAYEHF STRIKE.
great deal has boon said tho daily papors about tho
botWors and aborora suko Tor reduction NJ The w'h
ug hours nnd order 10 bring tho matter properly boioro
tho public ~ large snd Tho conservative monbos ~ tho Bk
A,crA and iaboior. Unions IN particular We tho Mason
nuid,rt Association mako tho following atiouonti
~. Macon Huldors' Association was organized curly n9t
nptna ts objects nnd putpoaoH nfo plnny stated IN tho
preamble NJ their con7utnuon. 80 fplptHt
fust further tho ibcr,rt ~ macon builders nnd IN
,ouiunot with other ofssui atoms now otrnR OF to bn
fpod pomoo to ini,tois Of tho bulldog Trade IN rem
oral
second 10 adopt such for tho better protection
~ employ sUnt employee shall lead 10 tho promotion ~
harmony b,tw,en parties ,gi god with rs ia business, 10
abiac AL differences and " avoid e great Owl Of stAra
which unsetoo business ni drive capital INTO other chan
Acls OF investment
Thud-Io demonstrate 10 employees that We believe
laborers should far and good
wages for day work We don't object 10 unions who, by
wsc leg station further tho interests members atthe
10 ourselves the right 10 oppose laws
made BY tho unions which detrimental TO the best Inter
ests o. our trade.
Monday evening. Juno 2j delegation rpresenting
'isht rckaycs Unions OF the city Of NewYork waited
upon the Executive Committee OF the Mason Builders Asso
ola ION stating that had concluded 10 ask reduc
ton II working hours go eject without any
spending reduction Of the wages which a per day
per hour either the first third Monday in the
month ~ July At a subsequent meeting June 80 me
Der. OF the Mas Builders Association do not consider
Of The cost Of build ngs might influence capitalists against i'm
and that OF
Lcs would DE cutie large Different members OF the Executive
suggested The propuoty OF making such change
p on medseiy aiier %cw Year.. dotenine WHeGer
wsto adopt o he nine hours constituting days
work The delegates after discussing these and other matters
I ' t"1 c ae M stse as ordered tr
tic third Monday IN Juy The bHcklayers stopped WORK July
IT, and suorcT who receive - 90 day folio" ell suit
IrsiTiSf # is against tho best erests Of orr employees
initiate reduction Of the working hours at the present
Ssconi-Tbat it Is unfair toward members who have
made contacts ba GO upon the ten houI systea OsS OF ~
50 ana floo per day for the baltnc Of tle var . -,
heaviest Jobs in this city and
FourhSeyera prominent firms members OF his ascot
have joined ~ in opposing the nlHe-hour system
avoid strikes which are INJURIOUS To s parties
concerned and cali upon The ON es and the eaIs Of The
unions end this unjustifable .rikc
conservative members OF the unions 70 set
favor to return to the work they were com
promise and ell who desire TO return 10 their work that
We will continue 10 pay The same wages as e0oo TO me
os Who are IN accord with our views and to
work Apply OinCe OF the citation 100 broadway
wa" Ii' JOHN J. TUCKER. President
cIiAs. I. WILLS Secretary.
Johann Hers Matt Extract signature Ssaal
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Earl e. Wilson's "short -band' Collars and
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
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