The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-17
THE Lleas QUESTION:

OvmArvs ILAsrsxsks A<ssUAyss --rnis xxssrsaton
at tbs Demut Dspsnsuy evening the Presidssk
Mr.. william Byrns, IN tba char After tho nnutas a
the former meeting read and approved and num-
Dor Of who In waiting 10 De tied NOR
beers initiated tho sunless NJ rcisf TO the asl
orphans Of deceased pissterers taken up and M
COMMITTEES appointed 10 igaairs INTO tho number a.
widows entitled % relief reported not having yea
pAe,ed ,hor duties and asked tlst any mrbcr pognss
inc such Information might lead 10 tho discovery a.
thss entitled to suo' relief would supply tho commtss
win fUrh iacis shey poss-sied Mr. Houahan iutrs
ducei the subec, in rnaion 10 the adrsanos OF men.
bers ~ tho ssocts,0n snd offered reatitioO thseasy
desiring "a become member Of tho society shan
work fcs one week with some member In order that the
fact 0f has being competent mech spic may % duY
attestsd. The meeting shortly aiter sdionraed
MIsmArrAs Bsascm smrionsm. Tins branch OF ~
snip Ioiosr shva has san,rcd severely and the agss
Der Of ~ netnbor gre.iy reduced, through tho eghe
hour strike Last tprng. met last evening Al CAuaaAs
Hall, No ~. Columbia atf-et. Mr. > Dosns tho Pvesk
dent. Ia Tho char Mo- 0nicer. elected Tn -
vacant ono and evident desire the part thesq
present. manifested IA regard y tho fu,ur. welfare =
Ia. association. On tbe names " Mr.. a. r. Inylogs
President Of the Wrslng nens Union and Mr. III a
Withheld bcins announced ,he regular business ~ The
meeting suspended ana the gcuiiani.n invited -
address she assenib~ar, Nhish they aa. The burhsa
Of their remarks related 10 keeping Their trade orxsaj
zaiions Aioof from political affiliations but orNasss
outside Of tho~ sooeticr regular political eut~. hAvsas
for their obl'ct v.o election ~ men favorable 70 sss
iAior reform
s,wrsc MAomss orxnArsa The Society Of fsnaGs
t.cyr society this city, met last evening FOE uas
transa,cn Of business at the of Clinton aaa
Grand sueais The society baz been existence
time and has sccomr,l shed deal 81 good ia The
,enpving Of ~ Sex ard providing WORK Tor 10 nen-
bcrt ,ommuuiczt have beon opened With similar
focloy h~ city OF Rochester. and from the oou-e
pondenrs much valuable Information ~ obtained an
lst'on 10 ,hs treatment of fenas operillv~ there
Tho meehag 'er cpiiccilns the durs of the melnsess
adjourned
Tux 'onrsst-rhe unitod Cooperr' Union No z.
whch . branch u ths Cocpen' General Union. nas
at No ~ East Broadway last nighi for the rarrsHe -
making arrangements for grind ball The scoicty y
couippri Of shout Ave hundred mrmbcrr ami has bose
n existence Tor several years The object ~ the sosaV
~ 10 regulate the pnso 90 spor ant tho mutual protsoN
ton 81 ~ mci,orr Tho OF tho coopsrs are -
present iodi dollars per day average Tho coopere
, Union n composed Of Ave nr1nch rocoties
raA coAcnshs',x The Cosohraher'a society asaA
aat night al the Eariy Closing Hsl the Bowery ss1
tnads arrangements Tor . halt Tho society
gsnzcd three years ago for protective purposes
AMI 70 regulate The prcas tho wage. al prosrnA
three dollars and t.rv, dollars and nall per day Oas
OF mo prthps Oh cciB ~ the Spcy " 70 10 away via
strikes n mucl, N possible
TBk BLu1 Stosn cuIuss -~Thls Association hslf ths1R
regular srni- monthly unsetnE evening nj thu
nor of fiirty third stree, and kighih aysaue ThasS
va sm attendance owi1g 10 toe that the
bsts we're attending 10 iscf tss.s., and bAlnaAS ~
importance w,s trsI Acted