New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
THERE MAY BE 4 CONFLICT.
WATERS ORGANIZATIONS DISAGREE.
1T WILL BE INTERESTING FOR THE HOTELS II
PLANS ARE CARRIED OUT.

The situation in six or seven OF the best known
restaurant, today promises 70 be- Interesting. The
much talked Of walters siIik" seems 10 u" among
the reasonable possibilities. The international ho"'
and Restaurant Walters Alliance has lad ont pan
OF action for to-day THE international Hotel
Walters Association has laid ont plan ha' 'o"'' -
10 certain extent with the plan oi th' NA'hc'' -
either or both plans carried ou there VIII S"''N
bc some Interesting scenes and mrca confusion some
time today in the hotels Affected Preparations
have been made by the propretors oil several n"''H
10 brng walters from Philadelphia ana o'"T ''"''
sboild there, be- a s,rik. othcr hotel propri'torS
believe that all STRIKES will be- failures, on account III
the rivalry bctWTcn the A. ,ociaon and the Alliance
The two rival organizations held mass-mcclns' last
evening. The Association. under the leao''S"P vi
Julius Iccic met at the Chimney Corner, III >A''-
ave. and Twenty nfih-si and the Alliance met al
Central Hail. in West THIRTY secondst. III" meeting
OF the Alliance much more largely attended IMAM
the Association meeting. Tile Alliance Is animated
with the American Federation Of Labor, Is Older ana
has much larger membership than the ASsocao"'
Christian Evans, secretary OF the American feu'ra'
ton Of Labor: Luccn Sanal, Hugo Nogt ana Johh
Nee. the national organizer Of the Alliance, spoke
at the Alliance meeting.
Ne" outlined III" plans OF the Alliance Tor too"y
- follows: I'VE expect that there will BE- strikes 10
morrow in the following hotels and reNtanrah'S
DcmoncoS the Hotel Savoy. the Grand Union iio'"l'
Murray IIill Hotel ON.il's restaurant. Grand Hotel
Holland House. Hotel Waldorf ana the Union square
Hotel From these hotels We have not been able 10
secure any satisfactory answer To our demand 1"r
e}J a month. II their managers persist tomorrow
In their refusal will strike The demand VIII
be- formally presented and immediate answer Will b."
required. II the answers are unfavorable, ana We
believe they will be-. the waitcrs will Immediately
ami, work The following hotels have signed our
agreement. aud there will BE- no strikes Of Alliance
waiter, in them: Burlington Park A,cnuc. ST. Denis
and Marlborough
Iulu, Lcckcl, vice president Of the ABSORPTION,
said that hi, organization had been successful in secnr-
ing cone, ssons from hotel Managers. 1.-The only
paec, said he. w here tier" l. likely TO b. trouble
10 morrow arr DclmOnico's tn iceland llph-" ana
the -. Denis. The following hotels have been put
ON onr fair list: Gl,cy House. Hotel Waldorf,
Hotel Elqlnswc Hotel Cambridge Hotel K"nslnStoh'
windsor Hotel Hotel Iartholdl. Hoffman House,
Hotel Ocrlach Grand Union Hotel. Coleman ilonS',
and the Hotel de Loe,Iot. In these hotel, the
Association walters VIII not STRIFE tomorrow"
Ec,wcrn q and O'Clock last evening the ify-
tx Alliance walters employed ~ ia" PlaAa Hotel
sen, a delegation 10 MIR. Hammond, one Of III" pro
i,irt0r. with n request that he give ai lnihc'l"l'
ir.wcr 10 the demand, of ~" Alliance. IN" men
wanted go IA month, and They got 1t. u ih"ir
Il .,u,nds had MOI been granted tncy would haN"
timex II will be- seen that d." plan, 81 the organ
zniious viii conflict If they ar" carried on too
The Association WALTERS drclir" thai Ia" N"iioIi
,ro,. win b- no strike, ~ them Milan" waller
dr,lnr. that they viii iihr IL both OF ih'-" h"'"i,.
The -. Dcni, j. obnoxious 10 " 10, m'l"l' Will
the Ailiaur" a, -leu'd "n AEl"'Ni'hi "'H ~, "'"'
rrr Both organizations however. aer"" thal som
ming NUT be- don" al Drimonco- aud ia" Holland
lLo.n There tDO -fik'- Yesterday. ono
mix. va, In a cheap RESTAURANT in The b0w"rN. ana
tbr otl,r va, In "a PART Enw restaurant. io'Ii
~lrik"- wcf' promptly ~eiu'd 10 Ia" san '"' -" "