New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-19

| the city TO see that no non-unlon men "e'e p1'
to work in the places OF the strikers.
THE BUILDINGS AFFECTED
The new buildings which affected by the
strike are as follows:
Hotel Waldorf annex. Fifth-ave. and Thirty
third-st Segel. Cooper Co, S!xth-ave ana
Ninetcenth-st.: Commercial Building, Broadway
and Waverley Place; Pyle Building. king-s'.;
near West-st.; building at Broadway anu
Twenty-eiehth-s;.; the Metropolitan street Rail
way Comprny's power Twenty-nftn-st.'
near Lexington-ave.; Roosevelt Hospital annex,
West Fifty ninth-st. near Nlnth-ave' hea Arms
drygoods house, West Fourteenth-st; van
derhilt Clinic Sxtieth-st. and Amsterdam.
ave: Lords Court Building William-st ana
Exchange Place; also. the buildings at Leonard
st. and Broadway. NO II? Wooster,su, bIoa a.
way and Ann-st and Broadway and Prince-st
the site of the old Metropolitan Hotel All the
foregoing jobs those OF j. h, j. ~
Cornell.
has been stopped include the buildings al
Spring and Varick sts- Twelfth-st. and Thlrd-
ave. and several buildings In Brooklyn. The
men who were at work on the chapel OF Grace
church on Fourteenth-st near Third ave. also
quit work None except housesmifhs ana brid4e-
men have stopped work on the foregoing nst OF
buildings. and men Of other trades VIII n0t %
called out unless an attempt In made 70 MI the
places of the strikers with non-union men,
POLICE PRECAUTIONS
the police captains in the precincts in which the
buildings named situated sent policemen
to guard the structures Policemen also guarded
the iron works of J. -. & J. NJ. Cornell, AT
Twenty -sixth-st and Elaventh-ave.
President Gary and Delegate LenahaD yester-
day afternoon visited the State Board or Arb-
tratlon, which met at the Murray Hill Hotel
The Board consists of william Purcell, OF
Rochester chairman; Judge Gilbert Robert
son. of Troy. and Edward Feercy. Of BROOKLYN
F. J. Madden Is the secretary Of the Board
President Gary made statement to the Board
giving the mems reasons for going on strike
and the terms which they would return to
work. Gary said that the men presented an
agreement to the Iron League nine months ago
and then went around to the individual bosses
with a copy OF it. They were referred to J. NJ
Cornell. president # the League. Gary said that
Mr. Cornell told the committee that al meet
ing of the Iron League IT was decided not TO
hear the employees.
The members OF the Board of Arbitration tried
to ]. NJ. Cornell. but failed. In reply TO let
ter which they sent 10 him. Mr. Cornell said that
he would Jay its contents before meeting OF the
League.
Mr.. Feeney. Of the Board when seen by re-
porter for The Tribune said: Il cannot say
whether the Board will be able to arbitrate In
this strike or not. There are always hopes o.
ending strike if nOn-union men are not put to
work. The willing to arbitrate. but Of
course We cannot teD as yet what the Iron
League viii do"
A communication was received at the strikers
Brothers requesting that committee be in
structed to call on the firm. committee was
sent accordingly.
The strikers pickets reported last night that
no attempt had been made 10 put nonunion men
at work but II rumOred that j. b. e. j. VI.
Cornell intended 10 put non-union men t. work
this morning At the strikers headquarters Il
was said that II they did all the union me-
chanics Of the other trades now at work on the
Cornells' Jobs would Immediately he called out.
Commissioner Feeney said last night that he
hoped 10 bring about conference between MILL
ken Brothers and the strikers to-day. The mem
bers of the firm had left their office in COrtlandt
ST when the strikers committee and Commits
sioner Feeney called there last evening
The strikers Executive Committee OF fifteen
and the Board OF Walking Delegates held pro-
tracted sessions last night. Secretary Lenahan
Of the committee said thar many kilograms had
been received from the hOusesmiths and bridge
mon in Chicago. Boston, st. Louis and other
places saying that would be taken 70 pre-
vent men from leaving those cities to come here
and take the places OF the strikers
An attempt made yesterday afternoon 10
put few non-urior men to work on the new
building at Spring and NaTiok SITS. TO take the
places Of strikers but the stone masons and
portable engineers working there Immediately
Joined the strikers, and work had 10 be sus- |
pended