The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-14
THE STREET-PAvING WAR.
POSSIBLY 10000 MAI BE LOCKED oUT
M THE MANUAL CTURERA

M THE MANUFACT
wsrk seA TO Ne Called Ost To-day or Mon.
Aay Here a.d In New EsGiaaa-Conmis-
siener Gslroy VIII Mold Cestracters -
Their Aeresnerts as 60 THms. but wiii
Take No Part IN the Dispute.
unions connected with the stone industry
here and in New England and the Manuiac-
turers' Association. which. after some skir-
mishing. is expected to eliminate In big
lockout to-day. appeared full Of Aght yester-
day. The lockout, besides throwing 10000
reople out OF work. will be followed by q series
OF strikes which may raise that number to
10000.
Representatives Of the Manufacturer Asso-
citation who we're seen here yesterday say that
the lockout will certainly take place. and that
the association Is not weakening. while the
employees declare positively that they will lot
the lockout go on rather than sign the con-
tracts at tiDe when they would be at the
ing ordered in different cities. and both sides
are preparing for a long fight.
The Strike Committee. with james Grant,
general secretary .! tho Paving Block Cutters
National Union. Mt its head was very busy all
day y.steir,,!ay reGeiyinE reports from New
including those employed on monumental
work are to he ordered on strike.
hS ss MSGns ssss " sdus Ss ns
at the following buildings and places: Metro
gqsHi q Ths5e The
Struck; BROOKLYN Water Tower, near Pr"srrct
Park MemnorIal Arch; near pros pee. Park.
a kss York; ctS
building ut Albany. where $50 men will 90 out:
S's1 Saa nH Ths 5
%s sfS S!s v SiT $'F Ss
teadins ,TerminaI. building, fRIlsdelphia;
Brtzs su2dnf raSaSh and
Srnnts , cutter, e.; and ether branches Of
from ali Euildinxs where non union stones arc
used. and strikes will be ordered on them; 1t
Mi stsike IN e tie aSsr!iss: Ths citss xSisS
Msss b'TSf s'MS Mass: Wss
Greek; "; Montpeller "; i, RoekioSt: Mass:
ricn sss! slnn sS Me- a Long s coys Me ms srraee
head. NJ: Westerly. 3 T.; MillstonS; Point;
S Snnn; Is' T. sullivan Me- hodssone Me- and
TIC Departmsnt Of Public Works has given
viii be vsn o. NIX
places: Whitehall TO Pearl street: Cortlandt
street from Pr,oadwGy +" street.
Fulton street; from Broadway to Pearl, Duane
70 to
from Elm to Centre; Fourteenth street, from
Third to rSu fa b
Forty; second street, from Third avenue to
Elghth avspS, ,s;r and Fourth avenue. from
c"mmissioner 81 Futile Works ailroy is laid
up with q sore throat. and did not come down
town Yesterday Deputy Commissioner Hola-
contractors who have the present paving jobs
would have to carry out the conditions OF the
sG az r. Il nth ts the a .e5t
to be settled in m ,amicablc way This de- |
dispute between the contractors and the men. |
IN any Sase. the contractors VIII not be
nas the e9tsnd
out u the CONTRACTS are not flnish n on time"
piece. to put Loo German pavers to work on
laughed at by the Etrike Committee. James
Grant. the secretary OF the union. said yester-
day. regarding It:
and most faithful union men in the organiza-
tion. have also assurances, from every, city |
SsW to n"ee Of
strikers. As to the talk of hloodshed or any
It is prerostero,Hs We know our ,po-
and II inexperienced men are put to work we |
will certainly not interfere with them. We |
cn 9;, s.; stand long fight. but don't believe 1t
The Executive Board Of the PAYERS received
q letter yesterday from the baltimore Fedora
tied IN there. The letter also said that Mayor |
Should BE- h ts