New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
GOI.DREATER> WINNING; TIE FIGHT.
ALI. THE EMPLOYERS LXri PT ForK N THIS
rl!Y GRANT THEIR DEMANDS.

The gold bcairr,' strike continues. huf there l. a
pee, that within frw day> the Hs Four CON
bna'iii LJ,, gold bratrrS viii r broken ana thl
IL tiic.c irin- Will grant the driidM| "i u"
strikers for All lncr~a." Of wage Th" strlbrr> met
u, :hrlr hr.durarcr,. NJ. I-S h"H"ry. YESTERDAY and
~, "i,c,i r,po:t, from III" varoU, ,l"p- Tie nion
ucd A statement tho pibl! - the elect that al
National convention "f gold b''at"r- held IN thi" 'fN
september : II wa- uiaulin"n'N dr'd"i 10 ih'"'h
tlcir "mplov,T, that on ard AT september u "a"
rate. of wasc, must bc - 20 per Hitihs and Ui'
prcc for work l., the wc". not l"s than +i:I -" Ihr
Il rlpla and Chicago employers >rnct! the idiiie
rate on september II and l.. In ihiipiclphii the
Average rate II wage, /, %I6 a w""a under the ad
vance While ia Sew I"r the average rate under the
advance viii IT, les than Tl, What ~ meant 10y
Mi 20 beating /, that man must m1nufa' lure 'ghH
bpol> II gold leaf. whit contain twenty "''"' u"
The. bu,h mahins 1000 leaves Of gold for ~ 20
should Il man get nor' than eighty books oIi "i
c.tlu. vf s.,d he Is pad AT the ruir "t . cent" y
book f,r each book eighty; II he doe not get
eighty books the same amount book j. 6'""' IL"
from the g'i 20 for every book under
\ little over iour year. ago the employers i"Fh'"
combination with the men. and agreed that "hu'f 'Hc
existing tariff they could only pa: the men - IA
beating or I'll week Ihi. wa> dee idrd npo' ~ inc
price 10 be paid Throughout the United stale III
abt three year the employers, a>sociatlon went oht
Of cA>tcncr. During this time, aud Tor cght var
pcvioi> the men appealed to congress thious" wv"
tarlr committee. belrying that they had tho ""'"'
support of IA majority Of their employers 10 pi"e ah
Increased duty Oh gold leaf which was nohc u. ."c M
Mckinley bin. The employers agreed that. II th'
bill became a law. they would be able TO pay ti'ir
men higher wagrs. The b0,,cs now say that they
ranot afford ~ pay the advanrc berau-c the sy-te
used In PhlIadephia will not allow IT, Yet the In IN,
S4a,e rSa.. s'srs ss & by i' the he,
There only about 100 men now on ,h, s'rv r,,v wn
have not granted the demands Of tho men. me men
In all other cities. and the larger porii" Oh 'n' % c,
here at work at the .nLurn ''r;S %; S"d ahrr mem
will 60 to work IN other shops, wnIN uuuc' 'o P'N'
cnt demand for gold leaf. will he easy % 40
TIE rILE.LAYERS' CONVENTION ENDED.
The delegates of the National Mosaic al" i.i' a"'''
Tile LAYERS Union held the last session OF Their an
, ,,v.n,ion M No. I08 East Seventy sixtltst..
Yesterday and before adjourning elected James Day
nr.>idcut Charles Snrpless first viceprcsdcnt Johh
Finn ,ccond vice president. John Mclsaac thlrd Vice
president and Edward Dunay secretary ana 'rr'""'cr'
Rcpots wer also read In regard 10 tle vArios "om'
throughout the country, showing H' '"'''a'0 ~ ~
bcr-hip
HARMONY nFTwEE.N THE UNIONS RESTORED
Conference was held last ni2ht in CLARENDON ha'i O'.
,wc.n In, hoard IL Walking DreIn'rs representatives "
~, x,,,ht. NJ Iabol on Side and committee from
IN. C,ntr, Labor Federation and ii" nlldinr M"t"fal
Handlers Union the other, 10 ''t'' u" ''" "
nyt btwcrn the knights Of Labor and ti' 'c'a' L'o"'
r,dcr,t,on Samuel ,ompsrt pc, ,d"ht " the "m'''''.
rcd,,tIon OF Labor also present b. ACT III mca""
o...,, Thrr, vns discuss relative to the rccoR-
,o, ~ the union. belonging to til" Central Labor r"ora
tion which at timer Threatened 10 o''''"' " ~ s
break up :hc meeting E'chtnanS d" =" -.
~ y, vS,.h IA. Enipht. O: Labor consented to work
', ,, a, tho ,iyal Federation dnons aud the Inter
.ecd IN .u,sin the delegates 10 uer neht ssa'f' 1'
priek Manufscturets' Association. beioro INC a s
came w "a end decided push the nsn' 1''