New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-18
BLOWS DUE TO THELOCKOUT
USE PHYSICAL FORCE,
..,.pr.r TO POST THE OBJECTIONABLE NOTICES
N ALL THE sHoPs-THE GIRLS WILL

~ ALL THE sHoPs-THE GIRLS WILL
STAND BY THEIR BROTHERS.
har NJ nersonal encounters took place yes
-, he,vean the contractors and the locked-ou;
= .sors which tended TO keep the population of the
. , side in an excited condition. About the same
her OF the tailors gathered at Nalhalla Hall as
80 .ha nrevious day, and there was no evidence that
~. lock out had extended About 1000 tailors are
u, -, There is said to be serious dissatisfaction
So" ranks of the Contractors Associa lion. and
!" ~ them have refused TO post in their shops
''" no,,ce OF new rules which are issued by the
''s ..s,ion and which have caused all ;he present
trouble ,... -. " o. ,,noroo,.-
rssused TO put up one OF the cards. NJ. Marks, or
- &c, rudloy-st a member Of the Contractors AS
.,,,on Committee. went 10 Beavers pace yes
So. and caused O disturbance. Beaver said that
".,ld not put up the card because ne was salts
~. with his men and did mot want 10 lose them.
,s.,ts became angry and engaged in QuaFrel
- the tailors at work in the shop. He struck
.no~ named Holman on the head with piece or
III cut his face with his fists. Holman ran
~ ., n the shop and went to Walhalla Hall. Blood
s Streaming down his face, and when he told
" cor, there was much excitement Many o. the
r,rs wanted to take summary revenge on Marks
70 were prevented by The men with cooler heads
cohen and Joseph Cohen. walking delegates,
-. ~ the shop of =. KoUda No. 81 Lewls-st, 10
80 II any union taiiors were az Wolk mere A'O'''
- .1a shop as they entered il. ana locked them H.
ne returned soon after with TWO policemen ana ue-
go that they arrest the COhens. The police
- refused 10 DO so. and the men were liberated
srht took place al Broome ana SuHoh SIS
80, Julius Smolensky. tailor, and MS en-
- Morris Roch \ big crowd gathered about
-. All no. interfere with the combatants until
o., rad nearly bitten of the fingers Of Smo-
Ia~slys lef. hand. warrant was issued for Koch ;
-. There we're several similar meetings be-
a. g. the rival factions during the day. ,. q
'5err,an Robinson secretary OF the BROTHERHOOD OF
7,aor. SAID last night that twehty-two OF ts Coll
lal b.a torn down the obnoxious notices posted
a.. ,be,r shops ant had asked 10 nave their men re-
M 10 work Among the contractors are gac %
11,-,-,-a-st NJ Meyer Of BrOOme-st., ana a NUMBER
- others .n Rivington and SUFFOLK SITS secretary
pobins9u also said that 200 talors were taken bacK
=. vcr-k Yesterday. ana that he thought me lToIpe
- he over before the end of the week lie SAID
~. the threat OF general lockout made by the
Slls.Atrg contractors Mutual Protective Association
Nj s9ej 10 nEter.alize. He also said that no mat
80 vra, system the men worked under the contra
,r,s w0u,l NOT be satisfied. lhelf so!e ann Was me
destruction ~ the BROTHERHOOD OF ialois 49,, r,t,
Never ,h0enfe,d. general organizer or the Broth,
s-Sooi o.. Talors. said that he was not satlsiled
Win The way things were going ana that II t ne
,--rh'a was not settled by Monday there WouIu ne
ne craatest strike Of tailors ever known he VIII
sDeak AZ the tailors' mass meeting IN cooper Union
The sri ,aiors held a meeting in American Star
Val Ne lf5 East Broadway. last night, ana ie-
soyci 10 stand by their brother alors in the pres
r. 5r.esen. vce-president of the Contractors As
soriat0n and Mr. Meyer, contractor, nearly came
10 blows a meeting OF ne association IN hopeI
VAL in East Broadway Yesterday Meyer refuse.
- u-.. up "a lockout notice in hi shop. " won I
pax ~ ths ard ara yei.e9 r VEL Drlesen
II YOU don't do a. We say" shouted Dresen. I'VE
vii ruin your business.