The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-11
STRIKERS HOPING TO WIN.
TALK OF TRUCE FROM THE EMPLOY
ING CLOdKMdkEkS.
They Frspoao A-bitratiOn-The C1othiers'
Leckout Went AGeet the Cloakn,akers
Much--At Their Mass Meeting Mr.. CON-
narn Suy, eorsth,nr Ahout Tread.

They Pr.po,o Arb,,rst,op-The C1othIers'
Lockout Went rect the Cloaknakers
Much-At Their Mass Meeting Mr. CON-
"eF' S"SS "o"he'''"H ." "O"'
The cutters and trmmers employed blythe
eenIy clotnlng nrnS wnlcn eonpose 'r toi,,,
notified yesterday that their services would he
dispensed with after tomorrow. The Same
circular which contained this notification went
on TO say that on and after Monday the Hrms
will be ready to employ cutters and trimmorS
VINO are not meihpeIs oi any ''aue oisun' 90
ton. Tho reason given for the lockout Is tho
n. OF L. boyro,t on me- products o, mo'E ,%a
Oh inc aSsoc'a'ioh' Anreu Deh'"i'''h w. anu
notice says:
osroa.ly reSr., the necessity Which ha. arisen for
me adoption OF TINS course, u raesu upon W oy tn'
oosnAcy OF the ORGANIZATIONS to which some OF 80"
long No distinction hAs ever been made between
union and nonun!on mon In giving employment
wn. tho relation NJ ,mpoyer or employee existed bat
we cannot employ men 70 manufacture goods for US
who are engaged in unlawful efforts to prevent the sale
of those goods when manufactured
II. s. Mendclson of 565 Broadway. spokesman
Tor the association, said yesterday that the
mon would have to Sign certificate Ike this
oeiore theS "ouIu 10 'aAen oSeN'
Ltho undersigned certify and declare that am not
Without any oo'IS,@p or No
ton.
M. A.. r....,r- ,,or ,o,a .,.
Inc otncers OF the cutters onion nolu Inat
this Is, violation Of the spirit Of the law, al
letter. ,-
Mr.. Mendelson denied the statement OF the
that the manufacturers were in sympathy with
the cloak houses which had locked their cut
Ours is not n sympathetic movement and
we have no connectlon whatever with the
the ters to sescnI her
tSe aeout G nna al ,srl 10 M11 'oSR
that wo asked II them was to withdraw their
on Alfred Dd Co. a W
c GER 3D. this IS The dull season. We are laying
OF WqPera'Ors every DAY. No.tor workman .,
/. A. 2s53 and Secretary OF the National
IraTes GnG Mons s"id yesster n Md - soroo tho
the lockout mas been mace 70 force inc
cutters and break up beth examinations, the
reason whl%h Mr. MehHneison gives is Only r
i"se - the w. ,rn Ge in ,9
sent SEM more man ~ per cent 81 tne arate ID LUIS
Ely ana f ICY are nSt even 'hg trSt n
Most of the am II these sSh b Bs
are hon-unlon hieh "uu VIII pLopaUy s'sii Ln9
season anywaE for large stock OF cIothingis
ie! TEet IRON sast year, who vii, he ,ocr al
ont will hardly exceed ZOO; ana II n most OF
nrs Ko GaSk vii III he ANAL VI
~ "'oSlVu "iIi ~
secretary Eatside rai1 SesIeraay; hese
coming cutters VIII NOT nsrtn us mucn: Al
viii %aEs The Saf
once ana tney WI DE giRa 10 90 IL; ne m
tenn 70 amhTamaIe WIZ tne e,o'nnE ee' th
ann' should tne manuiacturerS ieiuse. tney
will feel the weight Of the same boycott which
MAZE b reg SenIafin 40; no% oc,ot,on mat
posed this iett 5 which they sent by messen-
Referring /. she SUGGESTION in the newspapeFs We
w0nI ASK Eo9 20 az Ss S IN se,
tg snd tie rS,tsr ConrnctorS and 20 opssspoTs
! tnioms 'A'
rio messonser retrrned with this answsr.
am in rse.n. e ysar request asking 70 a.
~ Se'ng the rntcrs en1ract Sa
b Pss::d e &C! n
OF me workers before accept. shond the working
Sn IS 8. hpp ye %i. ySI 9Sa ME
Board q the Cutters, Contraaetors; and Opera:
some commUnIcati?n either from Father
/ nucey or the manufacturers, but none came.
MT Gar r sail 50 I aiterwa ara ,d ,,.o,,,
| make none The last time we saw the manu-
clear out. They've got to ask us to come this
time"
snd that When 1nG their ' eomoe
declined to hold any further conferences with
as sons hsy thea h%s ey "Ge
! which the men made. Now. he supposed they
would have different demands 10 make. Whon
| it was suggested to him that this was a big
! fall from high horse. he said:
! We'll. there = no Disgrace In an honorable
! defeat. is there2 Kings and empires have
! bitten the dust before this; and there was no
! shame in it. But, Of course" he added quickly,
! there's no talk of defeat In this case"
At the Headquarters of the strikers. 1856 Suf-
folk street 1922 we're received from the Herald
| aud $25 through James l.. Archibald. from the
| Paperhangers Union. There were four evic
tions yesterday but each family was immedi-
! Of bread ana several gallons OF wine were con-
tributed to help the strikers. ,-,-
large enough to contain the members OF the
! different tailoring trades who came together
last night to express sympathy with the strik
| ing cloAkmakers. and overflow meetings had
! to be held outside. On the wall behind tho
platform were hung American flags and the
| scarlet banners OF the unions. Charles l..
! Miller OF the Clothing Cutters Union, when as
| Chairman. had make speech. in which he
| spoke OF millionaire employers sitting in their
chairs and waiting for the strikers TO starve,
| introduced Mr.. Garside. President Of the Cloak