New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19
MANY STRIKING WORKMEN.
CLOTHING CUTTERS IN BAD SHAPE.
THE PRICE OF SODA WATER MAY " W
PLUMBERS GETTING READY FOR

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r, ,o,os, devolonments in the present fight be-
,ho s,-,lirc cIoakmakers and the Manufactur
-, ,ssocation and the quarrel between the 'IoaK
tcrs, Union and the United Hebrew Trades, tenu 10
h, that unless the Central Labor Union anu ou.9'o
r,crs quickly come to the financial aSsIsu'ncc VI o
o,oakmakers the union Of the latter VIII shorty U|
w., utterly disorganzed. Sangune though the strik-
s NAV BE- that they will win, the treasury OF ''e,r
nn,on is empty. and ont OF the o'ooo Ut ",ooo 'Io
s,d. large majority are dependent upon III" u"'".'
D., Tho little help which enables them 10 hVe, N'
oodv the various local unions nave con'rip",e" ivy
only 20 their support during the PrcScn' ""' n
hv contributed hundreds OF dollars iast APF II" wv
samc union while striking for the same cause" ~,
.na.o in wages and the recognition OF the union WIN
-, ..at Tho latter means and these unions nave ho'
-. resources even II they have the WILL 10 continue
N snpport thousands Of men ana women WI" x" va
s,rih,. on the slightest provocation -,
Tno I-ncd German Hebrew Trades which includes
-, +l,c orranzed Hebrew wOrkmen III thc cl1' M" W
Itch tho Cloatmakers' Union is supposed 10 rslo"s'
e. ,cb and can command 10000 If necessary !ct' vi
.o,n+ of the practical deserton OF the CloaHhahcis
Union when II became connected WIN ue 'e1'.'' ~.
hor Union the Hebrew Trades now refuses W ION !"
r.sources for the sake OF the rccreant ciOahnano'
Tho strikers expect 10 win WITHIN wcch' o w
Manufacturing Cloak and suit Makers Hs9o' '
a., determined 10 run their business TO SUI u'rN'
.,,r.e and with this end In view have appo'h'e"
committee with Albert Blnmcnthai chal'"a" a
l. y Nassau secretary, to thkc fuI cha'Ho VA -
strllc and lockout, and make arrangements " W..
any movement Of the strikers when VIII H"V'iN Wv,
,hc,r other business. The manufacturers say t'''
must win this fight to preserve tier business i"'y
n,o decided that II necessary they VIII close ''e"
ho,e unuI they can make fair terms WIN u'
strikers and yesterday in following OUT 'I' i'o -
action tho firm Of julius stein & Co., 40 Oh I'o''
wav. closed and locked It's doors
rho .,r,rcrs refused again yesterday to submit
.,,fi,o tbp
Mediation and Arbitration. and Commissioner Doho'
~ .,d that the Board could compel their attendance
and that when h. returns from syracuse whcre ''
COS IN dav the Board Will take action on inc re-
tu,a Of the strikers to appear before II at inc o''o
politan Hotel. ... r,,ior
An executive session Of the CoafmaKcrS ,'Vu
was held in Pythagoras Hall Yesterday al VINE" -
was determined TO push the llht anu eN~" p''"0
were sent out. .,,o.,,o
,ta o-r,oncnts between employer and chpio'"i'
Tho most Important clauses IN tins contract P''''.
,r the worlne hours 10 be from A. M 10 ''"'" W.
fro, I D. m until p. m. and II the "oF"'''" -.
an strike or in any way violates any '''"'. ~ W
contract he shall forfeit any sum or sums u "'o"''
,,, sro and p,vable upon tho last week ior "'7'
and the employer shall not be liable Tor tne pa, In'".
~, ,b. eane or any part thereof. other oIal.'9
,,ldc for the posting of iorfeits ana inc i"'''''
discharge Of the duties OF the workm'h.
rn,on composed Of cleaners Of clothing mas ~
49,, ,r,,ari,cd and tho first thing done 10y t'e
.a n,,o, y,os 70 order strike for an Increase o'
49,. or con, and a sliding scale Of wages Inc s,'lNo
I,,, ,,-o. doys and vas won by the strikers l"''.
- now only one non union cleaner IN the CITY anu
tho union Intends 10 force him 70 JONI ,.,,
rho rocnbcrs o, the boot and shoe WORKERS NV"
.nploycd in the shops Of Blyn " SON. 80 ~
-,n,re and no 100 nowcry. have ben oc r,v oG
ia that firm Tie ShocmahcrS M'hV'" " w."
.'--b.l rtfr nd threatened
Tio Fyccntye Board Of the Knights u -" ana
tuuci its session IN ne A$[T Lr,r T. T. Powdery.
Tho strlkc Of hrIss~or"ers IN tc my foii,re ms
h,ttan Brass Works was dccIAivi and An a.
~ has cOrtluucd for thr'" hl"lll, .'u ,r'tl,
n, So tho Fxecutyr Eoard 10 settle II H,', -
"n tttccc,s \ mass meeting Of me hh..n,' "a
MIL le held To- mnrlo" nlSl' IA p,.n Tween the
- . ,.'.,e ~ sod, wa'c~ aud other drinks az
thcir representatives, and their 'mPlOyJ them
-cttlc disagreement Wm'n n'N lain clause, IN
r.i,ilvc 10 The Interpretation OF 't''. ~, -. and
,tI. c,ntrac, The contract between the bpN>,' n'
iIo ia Water Workers mon wa, 1900 Tinyca dnr
March and provides that az %olG f1r one Year. and
~ 'u az men tokon oh afcrward 10 guaranteed Worn
FOR six months. union mon 10 - np t, 80, ,rrat
w. mann. ,,.r thr, an extra force - mon was rec 'ro1
tn mini the orders constantly coming m am - -
cfuploy,d and the union men no" 'I'i,n 1911 A.,
,ldt 80. r,-,c 4 the non union men. dcmahd"I Nv
tho union. means T. the manHla't u'Io " fn ,r"
- az, ,,.o,oal,c -ettcncut 81 the dMculiV mai
ic brought ahont a meeting will be- hcld To- Morrow
,,t mr. ih. purpose. but in case IN" trouble j. not
and the price II soda water may 90 up , g., .
uul6n u italian clnahcntt"rs was "rtAli@el last
NTH, AZ 80 IJi Blccckcrst.
"'-.' mas. ncc,inc 81 plumbers was held ~ 10. 35i
East seventeenth e. lat nilat, and Wa resolved
20 make special efforts TO rcore1 NE the lrhie n'i',
the winter season. An organization committee "N
annotated