Daily Republican., 1886-04-03
FOURTH EDITION


The Morocco Strike.
Tha IA NO change between the mo.
Y roooo stri ers and their employers, and
|. when Charles Baird b Co's men lett
! work Friday evening there was less ex'
citsmcns and threats Of violence than
L there was the evening previous. Inc
D Istrikers expect the other manufactufefs
!. Ito follow In the wake Of Charles MUM
q 90. in arbitration, but the manuiso.
Z Iturers say that II they do they viii
3 I only be compelled In a short time 70 |
tclose up their establishments.
They say that Mr.. Huliin Being only
r the agent Of Blumenthal 81 Co., or
q New York, the principal importer OF
hides in the country, has an advantage
1.-The others do not possess and that he
lean well afford 10 pay the prices agreed
upon by the Board Of. Arbitration.
There seems to be very general dispo-
Isition 70 put the stock they have IN .
Iposition where It will notspoil and then
Hawaii Developments.
On the other hand, their late en-.
Iployes who are out on o strike say that
lthey will come TO terms rather than 70
Ilet their anufactories be idle. One OF
them said vest srday, 1--WE would be
sasisfied With Just o small raise in
., wages, such a. We know the business
will afford" They still stand firmly
By the declaration that there is TOO
much difference in the price OF wages
between this city and Philadelphia,
and they say II IL all nonsense 70 say
the Wilmington manufacturers CANNOT
n lido better.
VI The corrected prices agreed upen be-
Tween the Board Of Arbitration ana
ICharles Mullin & Co., were handed to
K. 1.-THE REPUBLICAN, ut too late an nour
Ifor publication yesterday. The follow
ing 10 the schedule:
NnMpaToN. DEL, April !. 1850 The
Osmmittee Of Arbitration DO ms Gay sgese
:, TO the following scale Of prices 70 govern
= IUharlee Muilin Dos shops, from April ON
, Ito July eth, 1885. inclusive:
BRUSH KID SOFT STOCK.
First selection. All SKINS up 70 oH feet at
tsl 30 per dozen.
Second elsction. All SKINS ron ~ W
Third selection. All skins over feet, g.
Iper dozen.
HARD STOCK.
First selection. All skins up to "a feet
Second selection. All skins 0 fet and
! lover, o.. so per dozen.
I Pstna skins, brush hid. taken as they
All glaze KID. the same o. brush kid. les
Finished to get the skins they run;
Finishers. working BY the wee sz'
3bt Putting out, by the week sl0 30.
WI Soitening, by the week. $40 so
IL Putting out blacks, by the week. two way
81 Ooiorsmen, wsges, BY week, s3.
az Colorsmen's helpers, $40.
FL Machine nnishera, SIC
poHaoLA yINIsHRRs PRICES AS FOLLOWS:
For knee stalking Dongola, per dozsu, 4
For kn.e Mocha glass, per dozen, 20 cent
For knee Tampieo glaze, pei dozen,
- Icents. -
q arm 6sAFing or padding per d0''n'
bel AVN stakirg glsse, per dozen, l911 cents.
,hoI Ironing Donsola under feet, per dozsn,
a. Ironing DODgOla . feet and over, per dcssl
oct. Ironing DOneols glaze feet and over. p'
ave fronting Dongola glaze under feet, p
REGULATING APPRBsTiCEs.
There will be one apprentice 70 every sht
Is and oae for every seven Journey men OF
Loot ployed on an average throuR bout the yes
ieC1 In small shops where less than seven 1ot
neynfeu are employed, an apprentice Will
allowed for tha inaiority fraction Of seven:
Prices for beamtmen and tanners, So
n Days work for beamnouse, large stock
SS small STOCK bk dozen psr day.
BILLS OF PkIcs RoR SHAVING.
II Per doz
an ISumac, tam d.. ......................2 ~ Gel
I'll lBlacKing Dongolas. ...................3bc eI
IShavIng Dongolas.... ."........,... ~ Gel
SEWERS PRICE LIST.
sAu Tor sewing large stecz, 13 cents per dozt
and the ems lOyes 70 md all thread, needl
For sewing small st ,cE, IL cents per doz
and the employees to nnd all thread, need
Il Coping, 3 cents, the employees to ind
'e' Signed BY Inc COnyit.ee Of Arbitration
WILLIAM LAwToN.
con- Chairman
tween CD. GUYER
,ha,rl J. J. SMITH,
haan CHAs =. AkARoNEY
IN IN. SAMUEL h. JoHNso
,ha,I JOHN RAkD,
nplisSt MATTHEW UoLwELl
sCH.I According TO the best information
sfui at change raises the prices from 10 tt
~, ,as.no. per cent. In some departments no
+. Mer tcrease mas oeeh nauo' Neay es
for manufacturing morocco, 30 that
difficult to compare his prices with
published schedule. A msnuiactl
I. said that according to the schedul,
Del. might engage in manufacturing som
the different kinds OF leather menLio
without costing more than they
been paying. The greatest raise N
LssAs " as In what WAS called hard ct
,dsr mv whioh Is not manufactured here to
stomefs great extent.
accord The new schedule OF prices ag
for the upon was anxiously scanned by
e 1 manufacturers yesterday Afternoon
: =. .a'o' cause they saw in 1t what would sa
Nv, their men, and considerable igu
iis'im was the result to see how the mani
- |turers could stand the prices. Il
ANpLkh' case, however, did there seem u
LER til 1o to o asp very sHG sShf
yroe manufacturer said he wanted to
hhs, Tout for about six months any how
good opportunity was now Civ
lido 80.
act In the meantime number OF
Istrikers have found employ mel
uses: Philadelphia and other placts.
Ferryboats to be Built
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
has been for some time negotiating
prominent shipbuilders for the
ns struction of three new terry boats,
to be 100 feet long, 81 feet beam a
feet hold, TO run on the Brooklyn
route between Brooklyn and
ICitv The cnmnauv hAs not v,