New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-11
NEWS ABOUT THE STRIKE


The strike OF the United Brotherhood Of Talur
took big bound toward successful terminatm
for the taIors yesterday and there was Joy and a.
,husiasm at the headquarters OF the association ya
Il Suffokst. AL day long the contractors kept q.
ing 10 the place to sign individual, bonds for IL
faithful performance OF their contracts with Their
employees.
Among those who signed yesterday were Hyman
Soysky No Monroe-st.; Mr.. Hofspiege,, No. IN
Norfok-st; Israel Cohen. No. q Hester-st.; Morris
FinkIestein. No 10 Orchard-st; H. Smith, No y
A,tornev-s,: J. Lewis No. Norfo.kst.; Lewis
Newman No. 10 Cannon-st; George kon.cN. No.
SIS Water-s,; Morris Benjamin, No. 10 Pike-st.;
Rautenberg, No. 81 Henry-s.; Lyman Lewis, No
% Jefferson-st.; F. r. Lenenbaum NO II Norfolk.
ST.: L. Solomon No. is Sunolk-sL; Lewis Nodensk,
No y I.ullow-st.; Marks Char.es,eln. No. % Bow.
cry: g. Cohen, No. Baxter-st; jacob Bri.ler, No
32I East Third-st; Philip XIII, No 30 sufok-s.;
Harris Co;dstein. No 80 Wilett-st.; Louis sivr.
s,sin. No ls5 Rivng:on-st; David Bernstein. No q
Reade-s;: A. Jacobs. No l2S Aitorney-st; Abram
Kaplan No Sc Wll.ett-st; Nathan irokh, No.
Pelham-st; M1rbles.one Bros, NO ~ Snerh-Jt:
Joseph Roth No. 1874 Norfo,k-st.: Hoffman & Blu.
mens,e,n No 12e Hester-st.; Marks Lowenberg No.
o, Bowery; Israel Morris. No. 81 Hester-st; Samuel
Marcus No 81 Norfolk-st: Morris Goldberg. No .
Great Jones-st.; Barnet, Cohen. No 2S S,1nton-st:
shapers No IS Lrdiow-st.; Levi Cohen No ES
M,deon-s,. Nathan Go.dskl. No Is Broone-st.;
Morris Abrams No 80 Willttt-st. and /. Carmel
Co. No "a Bond-st. When Hoffman d Bunens;en
,,rn.d in their contract. duly signed ami indorsed
there was cheering The firm employs lle men. ana,
If ia said had been Informed BY come OF the manu-.
racturers that hey would lose their work Il they
did not sign. little later. when George konich
~ No SIS Water-st. signed there was renewed ~
io,c,ng The latter employs about $50 men. f
The strikers are making point OF the approach
ing Jewish holidays. which begin in three weeka
The holidays last about four weeks, and' this De-
ing n busy season in the clothing trade the con.
tractors are fearful that with the strike ana the
HOLIDAYS too their trade will go to other cities
unless they accede 10 the demands or the proth-
erhood The conditions contained in the bond which
the contractors are asked by the brotherhood TO
sign are that contractors running two machines
or less must give a bond OF 500; three macniaes
and over 500; over five machines. SD Inc con-
tractors agree forfeit the amount OF their oonas
upon the violation OF their agreement Inc TASK
system is to be entirely abolished ana aay
work will be ten hours. Herman Robinson. Oh the
United brotherhood. said yesterday: a..
The brotherhood is so certain OF "'nhins Us
strike that we have broken off all negotiations
with the Contractors Association. Ih@y hate .Ss
dealing now Individually with them. They know
we are right and are supported ny PUBIC se n,,i
nrosb,v have 1900 at work before Tuesday noon
The Executive Board OF the Garment " Mq 2rins
h has ar nt e'clo oSk this morning
Tna headouarters OF the Contractors Assoca-
ton were crowded all day yesterday Inc CON.
tractors expected 10 hold a conference yesterday
morning but the brotherhood Representative dd
not appear. Mr.. Feeney. OF the state Hosra OF
Arbitration. visited the brotherhood headquarters
and was told that the latter were tired OF eon,sr.
ences and would deal only with the contractors
ndiyldually Hr Fecney said yesterday ne eApec"
ed 10 call a meeting of the full board for to-mor'
7, was said last night that Julius Stein & CO and
Smo,son & Isovinski. cloakmahers had acceied 20
tho demands OF their employees for an advance
their wages Among the cloakmakers yesterlY
Hsrg & co. Rothschid Co. Friediandf
& CO and Seligman & 60. These hrms maze ses'
t,omnrt with their employees only few days ago
and the strike yesterday was on the grounc may
,he firms were breaking their pledges. meeIing o!
cloa kmakers will probably be called for SATURDAY ~
which will be discussed the alvisab,lity or genera
strike for the abolition OF outside work. II ne
strike Is ordered r. 100 employees In New-York. Brook'
lyn and Brownsville will 20 out. ~. 80
Eroome-st while In Delancey-st yesterday, was
assaulted by crowd Of strikers who hurled !ot.ea
eggs and vegetables at him and chased MN nto tns
shop of Fischer & BONN \ mob or apout w"
gathered and demanded that COhn be brought ou,,
as they wanted 10 Kill him. Two policemen weiy
summoned who took Cohn home. Another smah
riot occurred az No. Peham-st. The place is ocet-
ried by Norris Shapiro. maker OF trousers Sun'
ers ga hered in his hallway and were batterng aown
his door when two policemen from the Hadison-st
station arrested Herman Donsg and Charles lev.
The others escaped Shapiro said mob az peareI a.
his shop and ordered his ten men to strike 'p'n
their refusal the strikers began rioting IT..
The brotherhood officers predict that the strlAs
will be over by Saturday morning.