New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
TWO STRIKES IN PROGRESS.

SERVICES OF THE STATE BOARD OF ARBllhA
TIoy DECLINED-THE BUILDING
TRADE TROUBLE.
rhoro ,ros n,cntv of excitement fer the striking
coakmakers Yesterday. Early in the day Coinh''
Donovan OF the state Board of Arbitration il"e '''
unsuccessful attempt TO settle the strike La'er III nv
day the strikers were thrown into great cN' =
hv n rumor that their leader, Joseph Baroness hi
been arrested again and taken to the lo'nD' WIN. =,
they believed, he would be speedily seht :"
nonitcntary. Commissioner Donovan made inc r''-
lowing propositions: FIrst-The union 70 upon "
committee with absolute power; Meyer 'o'os
y, do the same at the same time calling III Il Hio''
her Of the state board OF Arbitration 10 connp'' "
local board OF arbitration. Sec0hd-ihe un'' " .
rnIt its case to the state Board whlch Shouiu ~ "
decision within ten days. all the sulhers " 5 ~
,ror, M 6Tce on the same terms as Dcloi0 ~
.tr,lc Thrd-Thc union TO appoint committee
n4th full mower 10 confer with Meyer JonaSsoh ~
co. Commissioner Donovan to bring ABOUT SUI" '''
ference. so tbo
In answer to these propositions Bsrondess maoc 'o
following propositions: TaiOrs to receive flo VIZ"
presscrs s18 week piece prices to be revised I'LL nun
union men to be discharged. .od
commissioners Donovan and Power then conle''cu
with Mr. Jonasson At . 80 p m. they returned WIN
A. rroeson,s ansvhr to Golden Rule Hall. the fead-
ou,rtcrs NJ the strikers at No 125 Rivncton-st Nr'
Jonasson the commissioners said, was willing 70 suD'
N the arbitration OF the state Board. comii'c' H0
his own firm and committee from 'he suihoro :"
appear before the Board. lie refused I'd dsrco W VIZ
chorco the nonuuon men now working for him. Iheee
ronosa we're not accepted by the strikers who Insist
that all uon-union men shall be discharged oohse-
ouartJu Commissioner Donovan reported To the state
BOARD OF Arbitration that the oher OF The boaru ~
adjust the difference, between the strikers anu t''
employer had born refused
The strikers greatly excited when subpoena
ras served ON Baronde,s requiring his Immediate
presence at the TombS Police Court as n witness III
case pending there. Counsel for the Cloak ana sun
C,cr,, Association had applied TO Justice Duify lot
warrant for the arrest Of Dion W. Burke, Waking
delegate for the association. 1t was said that "u'r
Rurke had received 800 from the treasurer Oh Tue
association 10 pay over Barondess. lie had PAD over
only s7oO Barondess refused to swear to thls com
plaint The case adjourned untn Monday al = ''o
p h cornentcrs who struck Thursday because John
Dovney refused 10 discharge all the cablnetm;hers
,rbo we're working for him were jubhnt YESTERDAY
The gasftters, steamters uh lnI s'E n ta,rl,
Yesterday alO. 1t said by the striker Una
about 900 had struck. The Egard OF Waihins
IeL,o-ltes told Delegate owen Carroll on EcccHt1c
En~ine"rs' Union No. l. to order all lie engineer,
ernDoyed by Mr.. DOwney to stop work last night ana
not return tlis morning. I'M. VIII PncucnS .,o b
the new power house for the 5roadWiy cabie Niu' az
BROADWAY ana Fihyiir,t-,t. This acton WAS taken to
come. the bricklayerS - stop work. >,
The wood-carvers refused to strike yesterday In
con sequence Of this aud the fact that the caDii.'
makers still SoTns for Mr; ,d PoT,hTvy sng d.
eatns yestnriay II Is expected that about 200 men
in other trades employed By Mr.. Downey viii rihe
today Mr.. Downey said YESTERDAY that lie 1eheT w.,
The number Of striker, had been pvcrestmated The
srke was said. simply fight ir+ween two nm pil,.
lie proposed to remain firm and resist All aIiemps on
the part Of his employees to shake the policy u the
firm