The sun., 1891-05-03
pICKErING NEW. BUILDINGS.
THE H0USHB1LYTHS BACKBD Up NJ AEB
,,. THE BUILDING 1RADE&
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A. 6Ssn as Nsr.unisr Irsr WORKERS ere
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"A List % che DasiAinG TreAes ARsetsAs
The. Executive Committee Of tho House.
smithss Union met In Clarendon Hall yestsrs
day and planned system Of pickets 10 sur.
round every Building Job OF any importance In
tho city. That was oil the busineps they did.
snd thefest Of the day was spent In sineina
and making merry IN the hall. In the afters
noon the picksts at CsrnsGis's Music Hail
Fifty-ssventh' street and Seventh avenue. re-
ported that two non-union housssmiths were
| at work there for tho Jackson Architectural
Iron Works. The Board Of Walkin6 Delegates
| won't to the building and threatened 10 Gall
out all the other trades unlsss the non-uaion
| men were discharged. The supsrintAndsnto Of
thSifon works took the men Oh the work. ard
eo'the matter blew over After while another,
picket reported that three non union mon were
working In J. D. and J. M. Cornell's shop. 50
West Twenty-sixth street. In place Of someoe
the striking "chippers." The delsgats Of the
youndryfnens Union thsreupon called outal
thsfoundryush In the place ~
The men think that the employers simply ~
thxse men to- work In order to 80 what th9
dtbsf bnildihg trades would do about n a
1pxcia ntstinx Of the Boatd, Of WALKING DslsY
eAhss 70 bsen called Tor 10 O'Clock Tomorrow
SSs' Ee.Ss Ssem4hs, paehs.svil, report % tSss.
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q tASlr HHnber TO order general strike On
Noesrcss Brothers, . Boston i,rm. With ..
Word to the h9gss.miths that they Ysr. vii.
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eoptsrenee commlttec b. sent % them. a oom-
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-Four :msii arme gave in yesterday, and ,l.ss
than .afty men retnrned 70 work The !to4e
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kNsn oaukstA plsstsrsn r0ofsfN oornics and ely
III ifdaksfa brick hsndisra foundrymsn gas 6tssla
,,othsr trades such a. lumber handlers. 1nars
bic cutters. granite rpbbers, and wood carvorss
WILLING 70 strike to support the housosmttha -
Antron uianufactursr said to The Sun reA
hsa W. made oureontr.e..io iorthis ,ss.ses
We Injured on Q basis Of ming hours. Itis NOS
90 veEy long ago that the men wore Working
tan hours Q day. We axreedto reduce their
hours 10 nine and retain the old scale OF wsaSa,
ThA men are now perfectly sattansd With tEelP
XSssa put want g work one hour 8 az lee
s2aepAts g; II z. Ssf Yen Win 80 tha& altsr
f.5s S.es6 8
laGA1o -Ah1n6a to.Aieht hours. We oaploe-
oyces LOO msn. but reckoning, on
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VSnld amgpht "a $4,000. Ths1s. Gsi said, SfS
thinfmHM deufVk Actually. The Smount would
W been prepareo for this demandlast January
Wo WlRht have peen IN position to grant iS
On basis Of eight hours. This 10 the buRiSst
season OF the year In tho building trade. butSs
most OF our contracts contain Crov1sions for
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