New-York tribune., 1886-04-25
FEATURES OF TIE LABOR QUESTION
GOOD Trade Al THE BOYCOIrED DAKERiEs-THE
CHELSEA JCTE MILLS

CHELSEA JClE MILLS
Busincs, took Oh more active form at the boy
eotted bakery Second-s yesterday. The window which
had been bare for was rich pies cakes and
cookies making attractive show In the back part Of
The shop Bohemian bread piled up high on shelves
aud trays ready for There larger
Der OF the latter than oil Friday or on any day since the
boycott bcsun. They mostly customers, how
ever oay few OF the old ones appeared The sales
mostly IN small sums and made 10 weldressod
people. strangers TO the nelshborhoOd. man from
Francis Hospital in the afternoon laid silver dol
lars tie counter aud asked that bread to that amount
be 30 the hospital. Another left ~ for bread
be delivered at the 81 Nicholas Church. and portly
wo-dresscd man bought all the cakes aud cookies he
could comfortably carry and gave them T. the children
who swarilcd about thC door The bOycOi;cis have
stopped tle circulation or hndbis but have resorted
TO lAOre disastrous method orhuIting the little womans
business, by inserting hAioms advertisements In All the
bread ana giving extensive accounts of prosecutions Of
The Bohemian bakers by The proprietor.
People went with empty baskets o Mrs GIay's bakery
in HudsOu-st, ana came ou with them n!lci 10 the
handle win all kinds OF products OF the bakc.shop Is
to-day Is Easter extra large stock FOR tie Easter
easters laid In by the purchasers. ana there
consequence large addition 10 tho daly receipts.
Thes,nXng girls the Chelsea JGte liuls are sim OH
the war-i,;h and the onpoycs Of mil have be
presence employed to sihe the mouths o; many
girls we're IN the Jefferson Market Police Court yestcr
day, charged with interfering with tAe operatives.
They required 10 furnish bail in he OF 500
Keep mo peace. warrants are Out ior number OF
others. OF both sexes, who struck woman over fifty
She lives in Twcntysixth-st near TentD-dve, AMI
when she went home Friday night several hundred
persons Win TN Kettles stove pipes, Old shoes
and almost every KIND OF refuse ted upon a rope.
satted II on The sidewalk in front or her and struck
her with IT, at the time shouting all kinds Of
abusive names After she had reached her home they
gathered front OF FER door and gave her tln-can
kereDade All who were recognized Will be- arrested
The owners OF the Iecla Iron Works, OF brooklyn,
have been asked by tie Iron Moullcrs' Union TO Ase
the wages OF helremployes 10 per cent and by
union u reduce The hours OF labor Inc hands ~ they
are satisfied at present.
The Italians who working at the Union stores,
Brooklyn. on Friday, did not return yesterday Less
than hundred hands are now employed IN all the fol-
lowing stores: Prentces PierrcpOut. HasbrOks, Bart
generally have GOO meD.
Charles Curren one Of the discharged tOwboys of the
Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company. BROOKLYN, ar
yesterday the compliant Mr.. i:.ch.rIsOn.
melting tLeiA 10 strike. The owboys do belong to
the knights OF Labor
Waiter Of all kinds colors and ages to the number Of
1000 came by tens and dozens last night 10 La AT
6eventh-aVe and Twenth xthst, to sign their
10 tue roll of Walters Union No. g. Delegates the
Central Labor Union spoke upon the labor ques
tions now before the public They expressed the
opinion that walter IN the Lowest BOwery nshhouse
should receive pay equal to one IN DelmOnieo's
The boys IA the Crippled Boys Brush Factory, No.
Present state Of things owing to the boycott winch the
BruShmakers Union has imposed upon their work.
Heretofore they have been able 10 make from al TO $40
q week, but as IL 10 now there is ltlle worn for
them TO do. one Of the bays, who sOcts orders said
Yesterday that lie bad received number OF letters from
downtown firms and janitors Of bpildiugs, who re-
Quested orders filed having heard OF The institution for
Che first time through the boycott
Six J1tr Union was organized at No. 334 West
vory ST last night Just 100 men enrolled. There