New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-05

-, ,b. stoon and az the door was found un-
locked. the men surgsd Int" tie han ana raT U"
the rear. where the shor was situated Inc
brothers were at work In the shop at the time
and took up a stand In front. where they couId
face the angry Hebrews The mob was ordered
20 leave the premises. but replied by rushne
upon the brothers and bearing them - IN.
ground one man who a ted as leader causht
Si.gmund bv the throat and chokcd him until
h- was almost insensible. married sister ~
ne Fankucheus ran 70 their AID. ana was
knocked down ana badly bruised. She was ;"
frightened that sh" tainted.
Isaac. in the meal tine got away unopserVed
and went IA search % an officer. ~ 'oun"
Policeman Meyer. II the Siagg-st station WHO
powcring the brothers proceeded t. smash the
windows and machines IN the place Having
satisfied their wrath In this way they re'Ieat.d
H. the street. where they gathered about uhe
door The police appeared at this point. but the
mob refused to move. gesticulatinG ana shouting
wildly As the Tankuchens appeared at me the
front door ore man i'm his rage shouted: 'kl
the contractors,' and tried 10 get at theh' he
was restrained by friends
The police cl argrd on the mob with drawn
clubs ana the strikers finally broke and ran. Ihe
rnlico mad. no arrests Several of the ring
leaders were recognized and Fankuchen VIII op-
tain warrants for their arrest.
The report became circulated that nunher o!
people had been killed and hur;. but this proved
untrue As threats wcr" made by the strikers
t. burn the sfop. policeman was left TO suaru
the place. .,,
4 light suit and eyeglasses was pointed out TO
the Fankuchens as one OF me rlnElead'fs; my
swooped down upon him and h. would haVe
Jared badly but for the presence ot couple OF
renorters who inierfered The man gave his
name as Sllowsky. When Tribune reporter
called at the headquarters uf ,he strikers II was
denied that any Of their number had been en-,
gagged in such proceedings as they had received
strict orders e. restrain from creating trouble.
The police Of the Stagg-st. station have been
placed on reserve case Oh l"I'"'' """"'''
which Is looked for.
CONDITION OF AFFAIRS IN THIS CITY.
The East Side in tn : city was in a perfect up
roar Yesterday. The strikers and their sym
nathizers were more noisy and tunultuous py
FAR than on Labor Day, when the strike began
After listening to the mpassioned appeals ot
var,ors sneakers. who addressed meetings at any
nlace where n hall could be secured In tn" thick-
is populated tenement district when centres
around Broome. Orchard Suffolk ana tn"SS
et,nots more than 10O) new men were added
~ those who were already on strike. making tne
total number Of cloakmakers and tailors VINO
have stopped work since the trouple pcsdH dp""'
1900.
THE TAILORS' TALE OF WOE.
They tell a piiful tale Of conditions OF LABOR
against which they a.e waging war and' WINE
the contest Is nominally against the contractors
they say It really Ia the Broadway ana Mercer
Ct merchants who sell .he product OF their apor'
who are to blame. Ire coHtIdOtVi' '"f'
Willingness to pay better wages II the neTchan'5
will allow them better prices. and they ueciaieu i
nc much at a meeting which they had YESTERDAY
afternoon at No 400 East Broadway al Whirh d
committee from the United Brotherhooi or lar
ors apl cared and Gemanded the os'ap'Sii,ei' ,, VI
ion hours az p days work ana the aooh'o" VI
the task system +, .h ,,t,. ohout
# is estimated that thee are III the Guy "puu ~
90 oo5 tailors-not FIfth-ave. tallors. OF course,
L,,t men who maize a living In turning out thls
"rcadv-made" clothing, for which there IL
,rc,ter demand now than there was beiore 'i'e
times got So bad; and there are apout "V'o VI VI.
In Rrookyn. About 5000 Of the "zVv' 80 80 VIZ WI" =.
y, ~ inown as "reIng" and are called "felers;
r., arc women Besides the 1000 or i3ooo
h ara an strike 5000 more who are eNhpio!eu
". has,ers declare their readiness TO 90 OUT d. d
rnant,s notice and 1000 others. VINO are en-
niovcd as button-hol maker say the oa,"J aa,''
ring Some Of the firms that VIII ne d" ~
hv The strike are Hnrnthal WesiiaIiI, o.
Eychhamer Flschel & Co.. Hammer slouSn m - ~
rh IiocLett Carhart Il Co. Bernheim' Bauer
% % + Ilppman & Son. herman He'ue'oe's
r. 20 and Alfred Benjamin o.
THRONES IN THE STREETS.
proome-st.. Attorney-st. Surolk-st' orcharu-
-. ord tboroughfares contiguous TO these "eie
| - ,mnas.abe In many places yesterday ny
! ,h. crowds who were moving 10 ana iro al uas
I talking and gesticulating fet tre seS
havior ~ these crowds was peaceiu -. .ho,,
Vhat these strikers have 10 90 ana wha' -
r naid for doing II is illustrated IN wha' NJ VI y
49,, sch rts OF No 122 Attorney-st, saiu W q
annrter He is at present working Tor II! I,a'
| auis NJ No 10 Norfo!k-st. Il nave pee" wv. ua
| ty.aye years In this country saia ne ""N'