New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
rr,TIrpPs or TpE LABOR QUESTION


END OF T.fE STRIKE AT TIE DKI.AMATER IRON
wORKs-A STATEMENT FROM EMPLOYEES.
The strike at the Delamater Iron " orks
ended yesterday By the concession oi thc company 10
the demand Of the and today the 800 employees
will work Tney struck for an Increase OF 10
per cent although their had recently been raised
Gs per cent Superintendent Robinson at first refused
TO treat with the but the other manufacturers
in the city and neGh5orhOod had already signed con-
tract with tier respective emp.Oycs 10 grant them the
deu inded great loss wooid necessarily nave en-
sued in case the Delaatcr works renamed aIc ne men
agreed not 70 'rke again FOR year and they VIII h"t
Nay for y reduction in the hours " labor.
George II. Clark. president OF the sllamaoder Crate
mater works when the men went on .trlte dI. & oita
in hur for the ork aud on Monday he engaged
Eiwar1 Gil. Of lG8 ana 40 Firssi Jersey tty, 10
duplicate Drics Yesterday tie pelamater strikers
heard of II an one OF them went TO Jersey CltY mr
6r direction o. he visitor the eighteen employed
nop III work They will not retGrn unless Glib
The employs Of The New-Yorl. Lumbar and Wood
Working company have sent 10 TIE TRIBUNE state
meut when g. substance is as follows
That those ling he statement numbsrin Over 300 non
union & men m ct TG @ a9on, a h5s ssa e aiv AZ seni
constitute d. wOS Mi!h pay as heretofore 1 .h.s o'
ga-ed under -ac whea obligation ,old neitleT ggly
Tie EXPIRATION tins coutrsct to turn factory into union
shop mis- nos saiisiAci ~ Sn Sia' d 10y her
right VIII the COMPANY aeedeI to ali ihe & GeiInGs & %,
TIE ss3son s py v because S9G &c cG@pa & MANI Sot % bc aes
Of non union = suffered during hc snk, for le common
neces-arlrs e be the subjects of another
vii! possible tPranuizc us He pe.er tho
tyranny those who rcspDnb.c. giving us
pa DAYS work rather than tie nfespon
WIO, Su rhe the inangec Nil neither eal EOf
e; eat. Cha les ktm>ie. G,grgc Nothacker r. d Ia-
dali g. J la.ly, GcirHe II.leI. Char'3 Lcur John j.
Hurley Van Martin G. =. klausman. l. " IArris,
W schroeder Nagle, A. Clausman j. ke.y, " l. Nt-,
inaniey andJoin Witmann
TIE stri.ers are preparing list OF the dwellings
owned by ms company, and they intend circulating
them a5orng people, hoping 70 Interfere Win
the rental OF ne hOu,es.
TIE strike OF the 500 employees OF the Domestic Sew
successful there every probability that when tho
company reopen works tfere Will be plenty
o. hands , to return.
Mrs Mcdonald the who spat IN the face OF one
OF the employees Of the Chelsea Jue Mills was before
Justice DuGy. in the Jefferson Market Police Court
Yesterday S1e cried bitterly and promised not 10 at
tempt rcre ttiOn OF the act II allowed 20 co. she was
allowed 10 o furnishing bonds to the sum OF 500
The differences bet the rnls controlling the sugar
renneres o. BROOKLYN aud the men employed IN ;hem
who want INCREASED wages and reduced hours
have been settled, ani several conferences
held yesterday. Hayemeyer ElteT
have offered to increase wages 10 81 %
day. and 10 permit the men 10 not Work on sunday II
Brooklyn refinery has offered the men 10 per cent ad
George LcnDart and Mathew Murray, taors formerly
employed by Callahan. Sanford & Co. Of No 10 West
and coercion. They were arrested week
ago ana n- $3.50 bail by Police Justice Duffy They
pleaded su.r yesterday when they were arraigDed
before &: the ndlct..t, ana were heu
under the samo bail for trial
Thirty boys connected with the washington Sti--
School Bfid sepor "struck yesterday for lalfhour
instead of unarer.hour Arbitration between
parents and teachers is now in progress