New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-16
WORK or THE CENTRAL LABOR UNION

The Central Labor Union held its regular meet
ng Yesterday afternoon at Florence Hall, first-st.
and Second-ave The delegate from the Eastern
Butchers Protective Association reported That Mr.
Young of Forty f0urth-st. and First-aye, had IN
formed his employees that they must sever their
connection with the union. lie would have no
union men in his employ and called the Central
Labor Union a gang OF socialists and dynamteurs,
The Arbitration Committee was Instructed to Visit
Mr. Young Bricklaycrs' Union. No. 4. rel orted
that the scheme for ANA gamatlng all the dlnereht
branches the city INTO one Engiish ana one uer-
man branch was gong on iavoTno anu 'I1' N
| FAST Fiftv-fOurth-st.. oh thursday evening.
The WaterS Uni)n complained that me
| members were constantly flceced by liquor sellers
in whose places they were compelled 10 wait tp get
employ mcnt Al the head walters, II Is sad nav e
| arrangements vi certain liquor sellers ad u IL
ONLY through thesc men that the waters can get
ioh IL i said that there are twenty-five OF these
| liquor stores In the city, he head" waters OF me
LledcIkranz Hail needs about i35 WATERS ana ne
has dIyl ed his orders fof men oelween nearly al
| of these places. The men are Obliged 10 wait III
| Iauor shops. and the one who spends the most
| money for liqu gets the best lob
| The ORGANIZATION Committee has called meetlnR
| of tho employees of Peter Decker the brewer foi
next SUNDAY. when they Will be organlzed.
| The committee appointed To wait on the Aqueduct
| Commission reported that there was no clause III
the present tract for Work on the aqnehuc ipf-
| there /, no likelihood of the employment OF Ameri
| can workInen as laborers on the work. Inc wages
| ,,c ton low Tho Commission promised tho conI-
i,t.e AZ IN future tracts clause VIII be IN
| serted that the labor shall TO done by union men
and that # there Is any necessity for the appoint
| meut of inspectors Of the work trades unlonlsts
shall receive the preference under the civ service
rules. he committee appointed % confer WIN the
socialisic Labor party the Instability OF having
| n parade on WashIngious Birthday reported
| against the idea. bat favored a mass-meeting ON
| that day. The Grievance ommittee reported that
| there Is about ODD DAYS work IN painting the *.
| curson steamers and that the work is nearly all
| done by the deck hands or scab" painters. The
| committee was instructed to wait on John h
| starin. the Iron Steamboat Company and the Rock
away Beach Company and ask them TO employ
I union painters. -, IN ,
| Assemblyman Bennett, of the Win AS
semhy District, providing for me ap'
| puintmcnt of two new Police JUSTICES
| The resolution also called tor reduction Of the
| salaries of tho Police Justices from 5000 to
80 600 The Child Labor bill, presented by Prcsi-
| dent Gerry OF the Society for me Prevention OF
| Cruelty 10 Children was approved. A resolution
| was passed denouncing the entnents Expressed Nv
| senator Morgan Of Alabama. IN his speech against
| the bill prob biting the importation OF contract
| pauper labor. Senator Blair. OF New-HaInpshire,
| was praised AS % true friend OF labor. Inc sec
| Legislators Of the State asking that tho city
charter be 40 amended that all heaus OF Depart
| ments shall be elected.
| A delegate from the South Norwalk matters re-
| ported that the burning OF their cooperative
factory had seriously retarded them In getting ou'
| their spring samples but they are deterinlned t'
| get another place to work aud carry out the CO.
| lucrative ex pertinent he strikers have 37a
| women to care for and they ask for aid.