New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
WORKINGMEN IN COUNSEL.
FAvoRING SUNDAY CONCERTS AND THE OPENING
OF ART GAIIERIEs AND MUsEUMs.

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OF ART GALLERIES AND MUSEUMS.
The Central Labor Union met Yesterday at Sec
ond-ave and FiTst-st. Communications were re-
ceIved from the Central Labor Unions of Chicago
and Boston stating that they had resolved to have
parade on September /, at the time OF the labor
parade in this city. communication was re-
celyed from the Adelphi clothing cutters in which
ii was stated that the action of the Park Commits
siOners, III changing the time OF the concerts from
Saturday TO sunday was benehcent TO the work
ingmen, giving them an opportunity To near gOOd
music ana atfoTding an innocent recreation TO them
aud their families. The Central Labor niOn was
asked TO take such steps as would best tend
TO defeat the efforts of those fanatics who
would seek to have the day changed back
10 Saturday. Suitable resolutions we're passed and
forwarded 10 the Park Commissioners. 1t was
further resolved to endeayor to have he art gal
leres and museums opened on sunday for the bene-
fiji Of the woTkluCmcn.
The cabinet-makers reported that they had sue
cceded in getting i've hours less work week. The
Ciga III kers Progressive | mon reported that the
Collector OF internal Revenue had declined to
grant them permit II make cigars during the
nIied to N aShlug'On The Painters Iuion report
ed that il had visited the school commissioners and
reported the ltdct that infer or work was beng done
on someoi the ,choo houses Aht'rng was promised
at the next meeting of the Board. The House
smiths reported that they had resolved not To
handle ANY material made bv lou-j.ulon men. They
stated iurker that Their bosses had
made all the men JON the union.
The COal-> hovrlCT~ reported that they
had had trou llc with the coN trmmcl> aud asked
/. the Central Labor Union 10 arbltIlte.
invitation 10 the G9th and 18th regiments y. g..
:. " y, TO act as an escort m their parade. The
suggestion Was voted down; but "a substitute ask
ing all meWheIs a. trades unions. VINO aTt members
of the e.. \. H. 10 parade IN UNIFORM ln body VAS
unanimously carried. ne Committee on Raising
Funds 10 aid th. German woIkmcn 70 eject mem,
beers 10 The Rel h,tdg reported they had collected
1926 50 winch would be sent To tEe SOCIALISTS IN
Switzerland. The pdu0m3kers and ISIhlsheIs
wrre g i. ed of having cm,loyed "scab musi-
CLANS and a committee of three Was appointed 10
Investigate the matter g..
After the meeting. al The mention OF ClcNGaLd
name there was chorus Of Kisses.
EXPRESSION on PAUPLE IMMIGRATION.
At the recent meeting of the N"wAo rk state
Goard of Charities. the committee, report cou-
tanned the following express on on an interesting
subject;
hat the Of tAe 29h OF MAY la t. authorized blythe
Board directing the attention 81 Comm s,"nrr~ IN New
ENDS mo lis -tifr mainly thron-u ;c p,rt o. New
York whereby numerous additions were icing made 10
the inmates ~ the av and am>hO -es of be cites
and counties OF the stale aud 10 those Of the state 'u
buttons, thu- constantly increasing charity taxation.
ha~ IN our opinion been elective IN stimulating popular
protest against piupcrs from Europe being allowed.
without rcmoustrancc u become lifelong dependents on
our 81 stem of public charities The principle cnunciaed
m our circular. that 10 is better o stop the lhNuN OF
tiai quarter. Tor them here tnr latter Of course in
wiling and extending an element thai M airy
tendcncics toward physical and mental dcha>cu"ut. and
therefore the demoraig the more ls al desirable
leayen is admitted INTO Ills country has met W. n
Gorsrd by thai uos Influential and eulg cner
OF the pcope.t.e especially thai OF our state
We ind That Conu- sioucIs of Emlg aOn are now de
clarng their Intention to pat into effect with proper
siringency the enforcement Of te Ia" oil ConsfeH' 10
Vidug Tor the rciuu ~ tie Ne,>t~ Drhs thch'O Le-
less persons. incapable of sclsuppot or those without
any OF subsistence, who would al unmeda'ey ON
the pubic Nonf cudiil"'e As on, c'li -, IL ,.ili".
receive without limit the refuse of H." world. except al
loss Ia morals aud money distressing % cMlclhpIae
No county abroad would allow as 20 ship TO II our as
eased or hepcss population without Immediate resist
rgni 10 rJeci snn Pr'Is't %SIn,S II clra ~ "
t,f e. us
authority.
PUNISHED FOR ADDRESSING A WOMAN.
Miss Julia r. Hall. an actress aud an extremely
attractive young woman. seldom lacss proper
escort when she fnds occasion 10 leave her home,
hut on SATURDAY night she suggested to her sister
thai they should leave their looms IN the Nincbes-
Ter Hotel at No. al Broadway. aud take walk.
The two sisters stTOlled up Broadway without any
thing eventlul occurring and reached thirty
fourth-st., whsre they saw four iashonably
dressed men standing on the corner When MISS
Hall passed The men made some remark Suu st%IlI
ed TO follow her and her sister. Miss nan resented
thus and then OF the men proposed that ne ana
his companions should escort her down he avenue
Miss Hall called a policeman and had the four
men arrested Al The police station the prisoners
gave their names az James A. Callahan, pub /
fisher of No. 40 West Fortyuinth-st.; Charles II.
Bass a publisher, of the Putnam House Charles |
m Robinson. a printer. of No. 2GG West Thirty |
sxthst and Char es j. FolthOuser,a publisher. of
the same address 8 Csliahans; Inc Tour men were |
locked up Miss HANS complaint; and yesterday
morning in Jefferson Market, Callahan was IT, |
0uiTed 10 furnish 5000 bail Bass was fined $40, and
te re,naining two men were lined - each. All of
the men, with the exception OF Robinson, ale mar
red.
ANOTHER FAST TRIP BY THE OREGON.
The steamship o egon, of the Cunard Line ar
rived oil Sandy Hook at l:l5 o'clock yesterday
having made the passsge from queens
town M g DAYS, rs hours, 81 minutes. her second
best westward trIp. Her fastest westward mp
WAS q DAYS 10 hours, 10 minutes. The Orcgos lett
Queenstown at o'clock week ago Yes erday /
Ne Arizona of the Guion Line, and the Austra OF
the Anchor Line. left Queenstown the same day, |
tLe former sailing at 10 o'clock In the morning aud
The latter at 81 o'clock 10 minutes. The Arizona ar
riyed oil sandy Hook at DAD y. H., yesterday, haN-
Ing lnads the run in days hours, minutes
i ne captain Of the Oregon reported having passed
he AnstTaI on July IS, in latitude 400 80 longi