New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

-. xy,rdov Shade Painters meet so-mgnt AZ
c".s.,;re ST. corner Of Henry. the 0unrymens
p,o,ee,ion Society at Miliman's, between
-.-h,.sn,b and Nineteenth-sts Bash and Blind
o.. Al HiIlenbrsnd's, and the Watchmakers
:, the shakspere Hotel
-. arRxAS CIGAR MAKERS met on Monday
-, Hilenbrand's where they received the
C., ,;ttee Of the American Cigar Makers and laid
80 ,he assembly the English translation oil the
rs-.,;,ution 1t was agreed that the two Com
;,,s,, should consult together on the Constitution
.,,e night this week. and lay the result before the
rated Meeting. The German Committee elected
g, This purpose consists Of Messrs LamPe, Wagon
Chr Mehlhansen. Triebilsen, Alexs der and Ira
III The United Committee will hold its meeting
an Thursday night, at l2o Bayard-st
Tgy TAILoRs held their weekly meeting at the
sbove place, and adopted the new Bylaws Of the
scciety, and paid their contributions. During the
session, an American gentleman appeared and
moved that the Tailors should unite with an Ameri-
can Central Committee III ia order to induce the
Common Council to grant tn use of the City Han
Er the meetings Of the Laboring Classes Ihls
rather surprising motion was lald on tne .ao'e' III
the mover referred TO the Central Cofnu''ee VI al
the Trades. .
sx,rus, RryyTfcrAL SocIETY-This incorpo
,.ted Repevolept Society held its regular monthly
meeting at Keen's Hotel, on Monday night Presi-
aent John T. Rboads; VicePresident, Sllas Pear
SAL; Secretary, Peter V. Garrett Treasurer, JAS
Wallace; Assistant Do. Roger Hogan, who are
elee.ed yearly on the first Tuesday in August. 1t
has about so members, and 500 in funds; was
funded August 1925, and incorporated February
nj IL Ok -ifo oh nd m
relief to its members 10 cases OF sickness and IN
trinity The Association Is composed OF Iron and
Metal Workers, (Bfacksmiths Whitesmiths, @c.)
and these mechanics are eligible for membership
If over 81 years and not over A., and oil good moral
character, by being proposed at one meeting pre-
yious 10 being elected, which should be by ballot
and determined by two-thirds OF those present, and
on entrance after election he must pay 81 together
with his proposition fee, making III all 50, and pay
monthly dues of 25 cents and advance the interest
of the Society as far rs he can without injunng
himself and family When sick laiter four months
membership he is entitled 10 50 per week for the
space of four months, snd if the Society think it
necessary they may reduce bis benefits 70 So so,
should he remain longer III. The sum OF $50 is al
lowed for the funeral expenses OF member, aud
on the death Of members wife the member so
losing his wife shall have the privilege TO draw
from the above $50 such sum as he may require
mol 10 eXCeeO 20. On Tue uehtn VI Hl-UOer OF
q wife Of a member each member must pay 80
cents in case the funeral benefit should be accept
ed, which is declared to be " a matter Of right
every member is entitled 10 benefits. The animal
income Of the real and personal estate the Society
may hold must not exceed s 500 according TO the
act Of incorporation, and in case The funds Of the
Society should at any time be reduced to 300 each
member will be equally assessed 70 defray the cur
rent ex penses until tine funds exceed the expenses
The Society shall not be dissolved as long as nine
full members remain the book, then until
twothrds give consent thereto. No amendment
to pass without the members being regularly noti-
fed at the time of its finally becoming law and
duly informed of it's nature; such addition or altera
ton must require two.thrds of the votes taken
Special meetings can be called whenever five men,
beers signify their intention to the President in wr
ting who shall direct the Secretary TO make due
notification to the members accordingly. The So
ciety shall receive moneys on account of men,
bers after they owe 371 cents for fines and officers
rs cents. These and many other excellent regula-
tions are contained in the Constitution and Bylaws
of this old established beneficial Union.