New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02
COMPRONISE on THE SCHOOL STRIKES
MARBLE MEN ~ TROUBLE NOW MORE PROB
IIMS FOR THE CLOAKMAkERS.


George w. Dcbevolse. superintendent of public
school buildings paid visit 10 the headGuaIter, Of
the Board oi Walking Delegate. AZ NO. jo East
Tmrtccntl.st. yesterday. aud cfccted n compromi>,
with the walking delegates relative 80 the strike on
the public ,caoDl, in this city. At their meeting he
urged them 10 force thousands Of children 10 STAY
away from school bcca1c The buildings could not Ne
got ready IA t4.c. The board rcolrcd 10 end the.
general strike only continue II thos. budinG-
vhore non union m.l are cmplovcd al low wage. bv
John F. rConnor ''atia, rhi raul and Jacob Brown.
Mr. Debcvoi,o, hi, side sad irlt inc believed that
the l,frc majority oi shiiu wurkncn were union
, ncQ and he asrFs t. u'. a' inlbcnce hereafter M
inavIng al -clool-hou~e contract, awarded only to
Trustworthy contractors, Wao employ union mon.
Painters. ,aspc:i,r-, trainers. gas and steam filters
and pnmi-r, will return t. work today o. sixteen
buildIs>. Including the college oil thc '''S oi ''e"
}0.t
The Marble Poshcr-' Union has decided that nom
union marble "ubbcrs" must stop rubbing IN the
vdriou, marble yari, In this city and IT. vicinity
until they Join the union Of marble pol, IN
accordance with tas dee sion. all union men went On
strike yesterday IN the ward, 81 James L.vn1' "h III
Eat >iNtv fu.th>t kn.w.c, Bro;h"r,, IN lafayette
p..c: j. Diamond. in East Forty second t.. Le"nhari
I. Co. ln Tu,i Twrnty thlrist. and Holland q Co.,,
IN Fat Oar hundred and tUcnlcth Il II wa, &c
ported lat ulsht HAT On Monday AL maibe poh'hc's
would refuse t. polish marble ru bed bi non.uul'h
ltht.r, and that 900 ucu would ~ out "h stihc.
Tie unipu c'o,lmak,r,, VINO have Just won orc ~
tu. largest -tuIc- which ever tpoh place In ans
CITY, are pr.plr,ns ucw d,mand- "hi'A
viu more than Hhry cause repcHt"i
If III. ,r ui,c, recently ended. Jo-cp3IIoud s.. ihc
Anarchist .,idcit ol " 'loaknahcra mi H. Nri"d
tic ,nop oi g. ,ciwab Ero, c. IN Greene It., >r'
to-day and demanded of the firm thai II discharge IT,
oucvouan. Nr, Grccnb.um. Thl, the firm refused {"
d, and all unon hand, the shop went on strike aha
.,t around doing nothing FOX t"o hours. NJ NiSt Se"
Ing mat their demand would not be complied "ith'
,hcy returned sul!cnly to work. Professor T. IL.
Gar-idc organizer IA the union, sad la't night 'l'V
Mr.. ,r,,clbalm 80 fii a he hncv had not been ,lN
c,',r-,d iui that II she not discharged tncD
v,slld be- trouble. The CoaAhahcr' nave hi,o H,"t't
L. demand increase IA pay oi .? pc! c'it, anu % ~
.i,--,. pt ill women and girls at WORK IN thc cluiH
llctorc, run by member, oi the Mdhdid,l l"rr!a -
,o,ihton II tncy do til, II j. said tlat uley VIII oo
"' H.1i.r,rt District Attorney Bedford told bernard
Ea, one Of the non union cloak cutters Aca'iTa4,
nat he would not bring before the AGgd,t "i'In ',S ~
Gi,,kru,er.' Infon and Manufacturers, A>-OciatIou'
si, that Rlau would have To taAc INC 'a9o I''' P
court -, s., ,...- ,,.o- Ion, ex r,,nclv
huIV ,c.t~,d,V B.sides settling In part the school
,t,hc they ordered strike of dccorGols cnPIoicu IA
Tie Plaza Hotel. at lnth-aye ana NY & m r ," nina
brr- , d,v Tic delclates threaten 10 Oricr q gen
"rs ,trikc on th.s building unlcS MIR linu WIZ 'oi.
cnt 10 pay his men - for M cay ndtr H' Waterfall "a
,L,urc No 90 LIBERTY It au asked Tor coul'rcl'V
i' rI,lon - settlement OF rc boycott oh me Dri'H
manufactured al Lo!panEs Pol"t irc VomIi%C;'rcs
i,,,c,atlnu and 10 cCcc, settlement OF tlr tr"Hbc
IL nr.@ihlc me board refused 10 admit ilhhneI ~
non-unon painters employed on pUn' StIoD' % ,rc c % M
rOiuIstput MOrhiucL.