New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-10
END or TIE BUILDING TRADES S1RIhE
WORK RESUMED on \ LARGE NUMBER OF BUILD
INGSEEMPLOYERS TO DO THE sTRIK-
INC HEREAFTER.

Following the surrender Of the Board Of Walking
Delegates building operations resumed through
ont the city Yesterday on OF buildings where no
work OF any consequence has been done slhco My
-. About 900 men returned TO WORK. Inc o'her
strikers will resume work soon as supply OF
building materials reaches the new buildings.
The statement that more than SlOOO,oOo IN wages
have been lost the strikers do not deny. WORK was
resumed on buildings ut the following places
West broadway and Leonaro-st, broone-st anu
broadway Madison and Market sts. Washington Place
near broadway. Wavcrley Place and Greenest Fourth
and Mercer stS., 7l2 broadway, Eleventh-st ana
Thirteenth-avc. Foureenth-st between sixth and
seventh aves Il East Twenty -third-st., Twenty
fourh-st and slxth-ave, Twenty hfth-st and Third
ave- Thirty fourth-st and Tnihave, Thlrteth-st. be-
tween sixth and seventh ayes. Fifty seventhst. be-
tween Broadway and seventh-ave, shtieth-st ana
EYfth ave. -thirdst. and West Boulevard, sixty
nTth-st between Eighth and Ninth ayes, seventy
nfthst. and Nnthavc., seventy seventh-st between
Ninth and Tenth nvcs., Eghdethst. between Ninth.
and Tenth ayes, Eighty second st. and Eighth ave,
Eighty second I. and Tenth-ave, Eighty secondst
and Riverside Drive Eighty ourthst and NlnthaVe''
Eighty fourthst and Avenue A, Eighty sixthst. be-
tween First ard Second ayes, Eighty-seventhst and
Avenue A. Eighty eighth-st between First and second
nv,s Nin.ty-nnth-st and West Boulevard one
hundred and -fourth-stS and West Endavo Onehun-
dred and fourth-s between Third and Lexington aves
one hundred and .foureenth-st and Lenox ave. one
hundred and twclfth-s,. and Eastern boulevard. one
hundred and thrteenthst. and First ave-, one hundred
and thrt,cnth-st between Filth and Lenox aves one
hundred and thlrtccnth-st near Lenoxavc., Onehun-
drcd and sixteentst. and Tarkave., Onehundrec and
sixtcenth-st and Madam ave. One-hundred and
| seventcenthst. and Second ave, one-hundred and
twenty eighth.st ard Lenox-avc. one hundred and
thirty NINTH and Western Boulevard, One hundred
and rty seventh ST. AMI Eighth ave, aud Onehundrei-
and fifty slXth-st. and Tenthave.
These buildings being supplied with building
material by the following members OF Inv Building
Material Dealers Association Candee & smith Mar
tin a CO.. John Bell a. son. Canda Kane
Nathaniel Wise. Rufus barrow. William H. schmohl
William J. Peck Goss a BiSa Company. James
Rogers Manchester & PIlbrck. Allen Co.
Murtagh g. Mccarthy, Miller d Robinson, and Calvin
Iompkn,.
The strike has resulted in the formation OF a new
organization OF employing builders and contractors To
urcy.ut the recurrence OF similar troubles. 1t Ia
called the United Building Trades. and Is already
now.rfl organization. The association announces
that there will be no more building trade strikes OF
any Importance In this city. When there Is any In
dication Of strike prompt measures VIII be TAKEN 10
| SUPPRESS # by ordering Wholesale lockous. Union
| men will be employed the same rs before. The
United Building Trades Is composed OF the following
associations ~ employers Marble orhers Employers
Association Blue stone Dealers Association. Master
Corpcuters' Association the Iron League. Narn'hers
| rmnlov.r,' Association Cabinet Makers Employers
Association Society OF Architectural Iron Manufnc-
,prcra Tin and sheet Iron Ropfers Employers Asso-
,,,,on Stonc settlers Employers Association Master
| Painters Association and the Building Material
| Dealers Association.