The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-17
OPERATORS STILL HOLD OUT.
SCHWAB INNS THAT SOME OF THEM
ARE PROFJTING BY 1HE STRIKE.

Cutters VIII Resume Work To-dny-Mnnu-
fncturers Think the Operators VII Come
Round by tho Time they Are Needed.
Tho cloakmakors' strike was declared settled
yesterday afternoon ms lar as tho cutters md
contractors were concerned. Tho hitch which
everybody had vaguely expected came from
the operators, who refuse to 20 back unless all
non-union men are discharged Internationally
and left for the union 10 dispose OF rs it sees fit.
| Tho Executive Committee of the Operat ors
Union mot at 81 Delaney street Mt midnight
and remained in session until O'Clock yester-
day morning. Tho resolution which tho con-
ference committees had agreed upou, and which
was published in yesterdays SUN. WINS read 10
them by Mr.. Garside. who tried to explain TO
them what big concession on the part OF the
manufacturers 1t was.
The committee did not see II In that light,
and objected to the clause compelling them to
take oil non union men into their organiza-
tion. They decided that they would fight all
the year. but would not work with non-unon
men Mr.. Garside left the meeting in disgust.
lie went to the headquarters at lS6 Suffolk
street. whore he slept until morning in an
| Office chair.
Tho Amalgamated Board met in Pythaeoras
Hall at 8 A. NJ. Whom Mr.. Garside announced
what his reorle had decided upon there was
CONSERVATION in tho Board. The conference
| committee went to the Prescott building at 10
o'clock. and there found tho committee Of
manufacturers smiling and cheerful over tho
speedy settlement OF the strike, WHICH they
| looked forward to. When Mr.. Garside ted
| them the news II was Ercnt surprise. Mr.
| Garsde asked permission to send TOR Mr..
Barondess. the Chairman OF the LXecutihe
| could explain the agreement to him. When
| Mr.. Barondess arrived he addressed the con-
| ference in German. and said:
1harR ia no neal Ofv Dt
me; understand 1t p'rfectly have presented It to
&c! H%%.hy u" ta; ;Rs item !" Hnt $siT Ismss
once f hsy Sas s tc mn a ,a Do You
word that clause read Non uu men WIN be dis
cannot change It.
Chairman Sehwab answered:
committee with all the force With Which ons man
%H"e1sr Mt GaTside las been nH1bs oS,sE hs
union II WI be impTssD!e FOR any other man 10 90
qaencss on Your head. %o can conceIe II" more Nut,
Of his s..osissto" plain III? SiSwsS ii re !"
fsre sTe mem nom IN you fs ' oo S Tor
personal gain doing what she> an to pTolcnE the
ps of "a n % not s A SS @S @ lave
that proof now, There are men in your union making
more money keepin! up this strike than they can
ever get when they are at work
There was q long SILENCE after this speech,
and then Alr. Barondess said:
rS es, aSs T eS the 1s% s mt
when Try to do right and believe have succeeded
S@rG ana T ok ES he
chair ihere rpr her to ST ON am y 9GT "nH am nm
Of union and 20 cannot change /, there noIhirx
think is worth while Gentlemen with your kind per
mission will withdraw.
was present handed IN the agreement con
tanning the POINTS which had already, been
execution OF the representatives, OF tho opera
tors union.
all laid N last night. This morning the cut:
week wee before u Here VIII viii be any any demand Tor
turers and contractors eyrect that the opern-
tors will have come to their lenses. Mr. Gar
Side said ut the close Of tho conference:
have %oks "gh t an" day W" and even "sp' IN HAIRS
Gorstood mat under circumstance do agree viz,
any s pImc sa Sp %on @ Sa
is nnquaihedIy cord mn the present action
Afterward he snid to Il SuS reporter:,
Il am completely Disguised At the turn
which things have taken. an AFRAID II they
stick 10 thor point they'll smash Iheir union. |
After a little thought he added: Maybe iii
go pack to PhilnteIphia and teach agalnp'
Everett Hall in East Fourth street, yesterday
which lasted from 10 O'Clock in the morning
n es at REh At n9 time M EGr Bo
confusion. made the Chairman get out OF his
seat. and bad himself elected TO that Office.
order, aud after that ruled it with an iron
platform and said that he would like tho
public to know that neither Bnrondess nor
leading themselves. Messrs. Garside and Dale
spoke in the afternoon. BAL e said that II they
did not Ike TO work with the ohnoXiuus men
they could easily freeze them ont. All that was
necessary, he said, WAS Tor the union neu in
shop where such men arc employed TO drop
out one by one AMI seek work elsewhere and
the manufacturer would finally be glad TO get
rid OF these disRgreeRble persons.
The cutters held lively secret meeting In
Pythagoras Hall last night and after much
argument, ratified Chairman lIales action in
every non union man discharged YESTERDAY
who had deserted IRON the union for the pur-
pose oftaking the place Of q lock el-out cutter
should be fined 500 II he wanted TO come back
10 the union Those who never belonged to
the union before will have to pay small nom
inal fine TO be admitted Tie cuttors will re-
sumo work at > A. NJ. to-day.