The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-06
snLLsEn ron THE cLoAxMAKrRs.
An oGer OF Rooms at NomIuaI Rent Untl
the strike IL Over,


An oGer OF Rooms at NomIuaI Rent UntIi
the strike II Over.
The striking cloRkmakers hold a macs meet
Ing In new Everett Hall in East Fourth street
yesterday afternoon. Between 5000 and 1000
Polish Jews fllled the hall. but there was very
little enthusiasm In the audience. The day
being their Sabbath. those who had not pawned
their best clothes wore them whilo the others,
and by far tho greater number, made Up the
deficiency by brushing their old ones and adj
ing piece OF bright color somewhere.
The subject most OF the speakers dwet on
was tho riots OF Thursday Everybody re-
Rretted that the strikers had acted 80 rashly.
Mr.. Qarside admonished them to be moro
careful In the future. and read this letter which
he received yesterday from Real Estate Agent
John A. Totten Of $50 West Thirty ninth street:
We find that you are in charge of the cioakmnkers'
strike and have heard reported that OF them
about TO he put out Of homes. We have many
empty Apartments OF three and four rooms which we
will let them have for 81 Amonth until the strike Ia
over, On receiving an order from you.
There have boon no actual evctlons as yet.
but Mr.. Garside wrote Mr.. Totem a letter OF
thanks and promised to have some OF the
houses filled promptly Among about thirty
families who received dispossess notices yes
terday. IN ost OF whose nance the secretary OF
the union refused to give. were those: w.
Roth. 81 Ludlow street: d. Kohn. 1855 RiNing-
ston street; 7. Scheer. 10 sheriff street; |.
Fink. and Isaac shior. l04 Delaucey street; J.
AZ oo Cherry W street. G' J. KS"azendzoi, ~
Norfolk street. and F. Cohen ii Delaney street
hut has no children. lie was ponnllcss aLter
the first lew days Of the strike. and then the
ny T lie w ~ and o
ments When nothing OF any vnlue remained
came in. On Thursday Fink got no money at
all. and he and his wife. had nothing to eat
eeives assistance BY Tuesday he VIII be ds.
bare, rooms which Mr. Totten has placed at
the disposal Of the strikers.
| charged with burglary. is lying al his homo at
14l EsseX street with his head handaGed up, 2
black ey ana enc nose saa 1 ba
story. that he was standing in front OF the
house In EldridGe street when the fight took
side OF the street " hen he was arl ested. Two
policemen aud a dttoctive approached him:
the ealers o. the rsrke The en-
| tested him. When one OF them took him be-
low at the station. Simon say+. he dubbed d him
saying: ri take the strike out Of YOU. YOU
-" A physician whip attended Simon
| club all over his body.
". L. Westhrook. President OF the United
Cloth Workers' Association OF North America;
notified Mr.. Garside yesterday that he had
| communicated with the unions all over the
! country. and that a strike would he ordered
against every manufacturer who did any work
| for the cloak houses which had locked out their
mon. -,
street Yesterday: Jewish Congregation. Lib
erty Hall. 50: independent Cigar Packers SIG
| Morris Tucker. 81: through the Erenng Tee
| X. c.. IS: Shenandoah Social Club IS; Mrs.
Imogene. c. Faes. 81; Though the ,ht,'dIl'
SlO35: through the Fo'ks Ipit,Uig silly; h.
| Mnzary S.. and through THE Sun, 81.
Late last night additional contributions
| amounting to $57.35, were received.