The evening world., 1894-04-06
The STRIKE ENDED.
Walking Delegates and Brother
hood Carpenters Agree.
The Latter to Be Taken Back on
the Mutual Reserve Building.
Now the Brotherhood of Painters
Suffers from n Boycott.

The hGht between the Board of Walk
ing Delegates and the Brotherhood of
Carpenters is ended.
The Board held "A mcn ing this morn
ing at Fernandos Hall. Fifty-tifth street
and Third avenue. to discuss whether
Hackett and Schulr2. the susp ndoi dole
gates who represented the Brotherhood
In the Board. should he readmit,.d.
The Executive Committee of the Board
at its conference with the executive OH
GERS of the brotherhood in the Astor
House yesterday afternoon agreed that
the brotherhood delegates should he re-
admitted to the Board providing the
brotherhood lail on its men now at
work on the Majestic Hotel building,
Seventy-first street and Eighth avenue.
This the Brotherhuod's Executive Com
mittec agreed to and the agreement was
afterwards ratified at "A meeting of the
District Council of the brotherhood at
l39 East Fifty-nirth street Last night
The result Of this reconciliation is that
the Brotherhood Of Painters Will h"
thrown out OF work wherever any union
wurkingmcn, loyal to the Board OF Dele
mittee Of the Manhattan Life Insurance
Company Building, Broadway. near Tx.
change place, was given until O'Clock
this afternoon To decide whether or not
1t would discharge the brotherhood
painters. Mr.. Thompson. of the archi-
tect firm of Kimhall & Thompson, 81
broadway, who designed the Manhat-
tan building, said that, under these cir
cumstances. the painters would have Il
go.
ii was this painters union that was
really the innocent cause of all the
trouble Its members incurred the dis
pleasure uf the Board Of Walking Dele
gates several years ago by taking the
places Of some strikers on the broadway
Central Hotel Since then they hay"
been regarded ny the Board as non
union men, and although thcv hay"
made several attempts To get INTO the
fold the Board has perslStrntly refused
to recognize their cl,gatc.
Two weeks ago the trades unions w"r"
ordered 10y the Board not to accept jobs
on any building wh"r" l'roih"rho"H
painter was at work. Delegate lldlkett,
of the brotherhood Of Carpenters, re-
fused to comply with this ordrr on the
ground of previous compact with the
Hnlkett hal already incurred the AMI
mostly nf the BnIri by siding wi'h tn"
steam filters In a rs0t wherein the h'a'i
favored the opponents o! the steam ilt-
trrs. ana 50 Hilke'i and tho other
brotherhood Carpenters d".esa. r.,
schultz. were suspended and Strik"
declared against the carpenters whom
In order 20 win the fight the Roari hcll
oul Spcci,us promises To- n..rgttrs ka,.
anaush. pf the United order, Rogers u
the AmaIgamatrd S"yt"ty and MrLm'k-
en-, NJ the Progressive Union uf car
prut,rs IN. men OF these unions sup
pl,d the places OF discharged Erprh"r
hood Carpenters ana matters n"Elu tn
look As II ~" broth"rh''i would Dc
lriVcn To the wall
The action Of the Board has NOW eNcit-
ed the DISCUS, Of IN" carpenters. who
were loyal to them, aul wlp claim thi'
thc BOARD broke It's most solemn pledges
To- them by reaimltlInE N" Rr, ,Ecrho 4
delegates without first insisting lhat the
latter should order out al lh"lr men In
date.