New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
..o ,rort rhsv ayreed Ia grant what the mon asFoa
Pooc WI -" 80 ~ .ns o.recu,ent TO that effect.

aco xvort Thsv agreed to grant what the mon "sFoa
puI w"'ia III III ,h rs iu Newark numbering about
900 struck for niue hours Inc ~ "' ~ nss,,,rsnce
declined To- grant the con session
was hsd in the morning and dregat,s we're ap"a VI, ,n
10 Get repnrts from NIL the shops nc ue,nan" " ~
rv nil the painters struek tor So per day nnl NJ r
hours The n'hcrs den ande,i da' 9l u,nr 'rnk ,or
a uniform Of SO for day OF mn" a,s n"is SI Id
som- of tho bosses agreed to give " IL AMI
rl,stercrs and ro,iers also struck Tor -hof'e n re
re..ed r,v The contractor ioi Miners new eti'
agreed to the proposition OF nine hos 10Y % M tne light
men All the cigarmakeis negan w'R uil"r' Wv w. 80 a
hour rul- They work ly th" piece. ine & "r cosed
Domestic Saving chine C"many when We. rnm an tne
for wsrks. star ed NJ ye teriW. Maers i ca,L's
same us heretofore Toe 1900 ope 'afives III t',,N
Tnrrad Factory were At work as ,su, ,"s ~" ssonsi
made demand for shorter hour, ann u - - o ov.d at
cr.l hy the company The c'lored waters einpovru ~
the House struck or shorter hours ANA inc
The s,rike Of compo.itor- on The ,"chs ze'n,ng
nj Newark was temporarily adjusted last eVrnhe
Saturday offered :" pay me ~, 'r f,nnd
Il, Iuauied month. snru ating mat u u" It sr
A. impnss 30 90 lie would stop his paper ln,' o
refused thr men demand is ronlract w. w" ,cncd
with eight honrs for work. M agreement w's ,,
uniu the president 81 the Nail nal German iy,ira
cal Union arrived In NJ wark Last eVcne ~ -, nce nd
into the strike accepted the managers "ne ~ na Ins
ordered the men T." 70 to work lhry co"P"'' ~
work OF the paper went on as usual an, workers
The threatened strike o' inhch'hlS,s ' h ,,ior,v
in jersey Cty took YESTERDAY bni ~ n M WI, and
of cases the demsddS of the men were c"mpen r, s
work was -eslnId c'mnii lee feptrr'u,, , M firm
e, n cy. by Theodore Smith 4 Bro. wa rd upon W. III ",
ar non Yesterday and demanded that nine honr 'hn @
Constitute days work and rieh on sntaraay ,eS with
n.ve several rye contracts hand and r"uPlo.
the demand McWilliam~ Brown III iinusou,s,... h
mad promIsei heir ;hat they wouid "e - ~
,he act,,,n of Smith Il Brother. adopted tue 'n' "
Tweut,.tiye hundred operatives from lhe sLA , 90
rho porfberp section OF Hudson County wrhi on. VII
In, ncsnse The min owners refused 10 comply win
,,eir demand for shorter hours Sim"n ~ 90 WIZ 'o
only nrm that complied vita the demand. ana at n"'
T ~ ,he nrrr.iiyr- n was decide IN II their empoveS
sbcud ror be required parI ciptie In IN" sir So
WnrL has ceased Ia the mills OF Giv"rnaud Br"ther-
Incremey.r A SchaGer. john Comly and P"l er"'rd ~
Co The employers threaten to close their sn"ns P,,
u.nently II the up rstive- do not re'urn 10
work Tue authorities of West h"'"krn ann
Vnlun Hll have taken the precautI"h ~. ~
y.ar tn snecial policemen, hut there was no neei or
ther services Yesterday the strikers were qulet anu
uudennnstr tlVe. .o,o., g..
Imminent The $50 o. their mum '"r are seeh
ING for reduction % nne hours ia hav WORK '''.
eight hours ON Saturdays and 10 maintain thelr present
wages OF 50 50 "A day.