New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-28
MEETING OF THE CENTRAL LABOR UNION.
CoMrLAiNTs FROM VARIOUS sOURCEs-THE NEW

COMPLAINTS FROM VARIOUS soURCEs-THE NEW
CONSTITUTION TO GO INTO EFFECT.
AT the meeting OF the Central Labor Union
at Clarendon Han yesterday afternoon delegate OF tho
Friendship Labor Club, OF Glen Cove, which Is com
posed OF the employees tho Glen Cove Starch Works
stated that there much dissatisfaction among the
men account OF the low wages which
prevailed. The matter referred to tho Com
inittee on Boycots. The United shoe salesmen's
Union asked all unions lie requested To follow their
example and impose fine Of - on any member who
patronzed store kept open sunday. special COM
mittre was appointed to take the matter In hand The
machin-ts reported that Pryble & Co. had tried to
make their men work hours day, but the OBJ
ected The moulders IN the Delamatcr Iron Works arc
OH strike Tor 10 cent advance III wages They asked
the support OF the building trades especially the plumb
ers The walking delegates Of the building trades were
asked to take hold OF the matter
Ibe BROOKLYN Central Labor Union reported that Paul
Bauer, at Coney Island employed only non'union
walters and musicians, The cooperation OF the Central
Labor Union was promised In any action that
tue Brooklyn organization might take. Tue pastry
Coniectioners' Uncn and the BARRIERS objected
Both objections referred to the Grievance COM
uittce. Inc walking deegates OF the baiIdng trades
lion OF the Central Labor Union should 20 into effect at
once After heated debate the resolution adopted.
declining TO vote. The secretary In
s,ructed TO draw up plan by whcn the new
LABOR Union Will DO divided up into trade sections each
section after tue concerns OF s own trade. and
with central council which will take action all mat
t-rs affecting all the trades.
he committee on the Irish demonstration requested
ali unions to appear In Union Square AZ u. III. on
July D. There Will be four stands erected In
the square from which speeches will be made.
A countt consisting OF oBe member from each
ztiop u the Labor Union Will meet tonight at
No III EighIh-st to make the final arrangements for
the dc nIOnstratlon.
The : sb,rtmakers Union OF women was admitted. One
OF the deleg said that Waiacks sons had locked
out tueir people two weeks ago. and that
Isaac Wallack had threatened to break up the
uuiop A committee was appointed 10 look into the
with instructions 10 report on Wednesday night
The ale and porter brewers reported the case OF Tracy
Russell VINO declined To sign the agreement presented
y tue and the Arbitration Committee was instruct
ed 10 walt on nrn The fresco painters reported
that some OF HArsm houses had attempted to reduce
wages from 80 30 10 - day The walking delegates OF
The building trades iusu To look into tue mat
Griffin, the Grand-sL painter whose men are on
strike against reduction III wages, refused To sec
the Central Labor Union and he Will be
boycotted II 10 probable that there will he trouble In
the building trades the Annexed district The master
builders Twenty third and Twenty fourth Wards
lave decided ok 10 the ten-hour system. and II
they insist carrying out this determination, there
will be- u strike