New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
WATERS EXPECT SUCCESS.
TWO HOTELS GRANT THEIR DEMANDS.
THE CAMPAIGN STILL AcTfvE-t STRIKE At
NOON IN ErsTArR>Nr.

THE CAMPAIGN STILL ArNN-N SHINE -
NOON IN ErsTArR\Nr.
The active campaigning OF the motel waters, .u'
,rsto,rocy of labor for nor" p"'' pe''er "'d'n'"
I,o,or hours better food and for II sweeping rlri"
''n'' -, ,a-,,,ed Yesterday IN victories in two
-, ,r, ,-o,r,e,o,s OF the Cambridge ut Thirty
r,, =. and r,ftI.ave and the Gcrlaeh, IN twenty
=, b,tv.en Broaiway and siXhave.. agreed
=. ,,.o ,,o walters what they "anted-bettpr 1opu
s,5 q month and day Of once IN TWO werHS'
nt,.,a ,ra an cyc,,ing le at noon yesterday IN the
.Or,dnal Felix's, restaurant, NJ 40. l0' M'r''I''
The walters employed there struck at NOON ~ ''a'
hour the restaurant was r"p'u'' i'''ns up VIZ.
n,arcbon,s VIII, we're IN Il hurry TO get
",. ,nohoon Many OF them had taken
, ,.b,,.ts and after the busy hours
-. o,nc ,rode their appctites were keen. Tic
;,aus had boon complaining for several days OF
uo manner I'm Which they were being treated by
,he beodvaitcr They resolved IN strike at Inc noon
,our and they did 80 without moments "arhihg'
~ The dismav OF Mr.. Felix, who wrung his hands
and hcscecbed the rlep 10 return to ther WORK.
rhar. WAC a dangerous look IL the eyes OF some OF
,h ,rnrrr men who were demanding their mid
. ,ocI Who vould face 100 hungry mon NOT
AZ r.,ix n he could help 1t. But mere was no
49,. ,on - cries for food and cries from Mr.
Felix for his naughty walters LIED the ar Ho''e
NJ the bungriest men Grasred their KNIVES anu
tor,, was critical moment Dn' snoI' III
u,,l man rushcd into the restaurant and addressed
the walters: a.. ....r -,
This man was George 1ierzbcrg, the secretary OF
IA. waiters, Alliance IL" had come to d" heai OH
Tho strife IT., WIS too late. Then Nr. Felix 'oil
tho u.i,.rs that they could have anything they wanted
q they would return to their work. The head walter
Charles Perry was discharged the spot and peace
soon rcigncd. a.,
While III, byplay WAS going on In Mcrcer'''' inc
cam ,ocn nj the lntcrna Onn Hotel Walters tsSocll,
lion vas being pushed vigorously. AT night iiy 'p'
walter. mos, OF them members OF the association me-
en- tho Excelsior Assembly Rooms. at Twenty SiAu 81
and ScycEth-aVr. Julius Iechcl, VI" csiu'il ="
nssoc,,f,on presided. Lockc aroused consW'IiDio
enthusiasm lie told the men OF In" victories OF INC
duv ard continued follows: am glid 10 -. ~
MANY walter, r. ght 10 help In the cllh,l
,ho vnif,rS. FnrnuTi eiHC H"ws i coming III Hon
all guaricrs OF the city. Don't b" weak hearted now
we will ., mc. of demands We will maxi attiSK
alter attack until get al that i due ~. on we
mo, ming Of the 27th YOU viii all come Ia orr hih"
ouartcrs vh,rr will open lew k"gS or beer, anu
,r viii all hnipy. All the trials and dcgradatio'
of twenty one ;clrs waiter have lnin' u n'P
fu,ression In my heart ard In my poor Oh IaC'.
Itinu bpy,l \ hundred wear, ago. In ls"}: N july
81 ,tcrs vas great thmy accomplished for humanity
I'm France IIllf.~'ary,d men aud rlfnakcd women
won that fight. bet IL do tho shn"'
Ierkcl told IN" that "a" managers 81 Inc
uotnrd lGutI-e had Offered To pay $50 a llrlhh 10
WRITER. and Il q div extra pay during ihiN W'"h;
yho orcr was refused l<cau," the MANAGERS w"uu
NOT rrrornirr th- union. joe Tucker also spoke
lie folI the men that he had been Discharged rom
The Grand Hotel because he hnd spoken ut me incrug
on sunday ngh,. There viii lie another moss-
meeting to Ei-Ht.