New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
SETTLING THEIR DIFFERENCES.
LABOR QUESTIONS WHICH ARE RECEIVING AT
TENTION-TROUBLES II TGLEM\KERs.

LABOR QUESTIONS WH4i II AXE klNI-lN A-'' -
TENrIoN-rRoUBLEs u TILE-MNKERs.
with little notice to their employees. on May tho
tlcmahcrs went on strike for advance oi % cents
ON the prcyiou, rate OF 80 80 Th, is above the aver
age wages In most branches Of the building u'iuc.
After various attempts at settlement meeting VI
nearly al the leading employer, Of the city was heo
on Thursday at the Everett House. II was declueu
to appoint committee b. effect II possible some com
uron.i-c with the employers. The committe" hnaly
offered the men 20 D. but the offer was promptly ana
positively rejected The employers say thAt INC
present condition Of trade doe not warrant any IN
crease q wa, and they have decided that no further
concc-, Ions can or viii be made.
The firm, who made the concessions are J. ;.
Conovcr Coz Kirkland Andrew Co.. Aspn~ail *
son. A g. Nichols. American Tile Company D. L'
Mott Harmon IS Provost. and other.
lolar na,- meeting. representing the house
smiths union, Of this city ard Iroohlyn, was held
last night 1T Clarendon Hall. for the purpose oi con
,dcrlue the rport of tn" joint committee apro'n"i
at tho meeting ~ employer, and men h'W ~ ulo
Office - J. r. & j. ". Cornell ON Thursday. The
cp,,c-, had a..ci taat there De- added to the acrce
mon, ALREADY accepted by them tprl'on tAa' tFce
t.y.. rout,atIon Doe rvcn in cl~" ~
f., STRIKE and that there b, three classes
= lhcs,mltb,' helpers instead &" t"o'
Tho r.p,rt ~ the committee saving that INC en-
rlovcr> had Withdrawn the thrcc Objectionable Aueu
McNt- received with tlr'F~f diiH '"p "''''''''
agreement was promptly ratified By th" organization
rncr. g, no change in the strike ~ the carpenters
fr tie enforcement of the eight hour rule. At present
the strife with ~" exception OF few bosses VINO
employ ouly a few men each. Is confined t. the new
grain elevator Il the New York Central Railroad Com
Yany ~ siNt.cth Il. and North River
Tho threatened general strike OF the cigarinakc'S
- th, cy doe, not to be in fair way 10 ttNo
place Thor. wern few additions 10 tie list Of strikers
Yesterday, and several Ot tile Firms have a''cded 10
th,Ir rnplli", demands. Among the nov hril,
whose men have gone ont IS Max Davis. oi No. -
Monroe ST., whose thirty men demanded an rNaI'o
If II - per 900 Ten Of these cWplpyc, are women
me en- pioycs II Matthew liut'hin-on Hlccnw!ch So
received an advance of ~ loo. without nav lnS
asked fir IT, The cigar manufacturers Llchi.lsicll'
son s. CO.. ~utro & Newmarket. ana Lewis heri
60, tnet committees OF their striking men Yesterday.
The result of the conference not announced
TIC cigar Packers Independent Union Of New
YORK A newly formed organization, held it7 second
meeting last night, at Maenncrchor Hall III last flf'y
sixth 81.
The carpenters and framcrs In the shops OF 'oSS
Austin & O.. strike for reduction IN th'lr
hours II labor from ten to nine hours day. ana I"
g ghi hours saturday. The strikers number -iNtN
journey men. =.
The negotiations between Typographical Unions No,
Il and are coutinuc The conference committees "i
both organizations were In session on Thursday