New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-10
MANUFACTURERS DECLAIMED AGAINST
THE CENTRAL LABOR UNION on coN>PIRAcIEs ol
EMPLOYERS TO LOCK MEN OUT.


EMPLOYERS TO LOCK MEN OUT.
The regular meeting OF the Z mt raj Labor
Union was held Yesterday u Clarendon Hall. Delegates
from the Packers Porers and ElevatOI-men's Assoc-
aton the German Coopers OF Brookiyn, tho Theatrical
Progressive AssociatOn ani the Bottom-P'inters anu
Ship-Scrapsrs' Union applied for admission and wero
referred to the Credentia Committee The Singer Sew
ing Machine statesmen complained that although tho
company agreed pay them 20 cent comm ssion on
their sales, by complicated system OF bookkeeping they
were kept constantly the debt OF the company The
Grievance Committee were nstrucei to iooR into the
matter. A DELEGATE from the Concord Labor Club in
troduced the following resolution which was unani'
mouslv adopted
Whereas Whom the Empire Protective Association toInt
it necessary defensive mea, IRE aganst a1a d a,tes
qu work the daily newspapers represen'1ns wl Is calei
public SET up 5sh Sry ag2 ,n tue TO-
hras Last these sane papers chronicsf %ith9nt &
Manufac Associations plelgin2 81 he enp - es
the l. u inst 70 40 TO ~ofA on the tenhonr
T1tSGs Ne the Central Union Of New York arcn
dnty bounh to ne Interests Of al woT. - al s
PesStrcd That this movement Of the Furniture
sgaiss honest wor men and cali upon
and uphold us when We seek Trough te court, n,Se @
for injury suffer IN conse iuen"e oI ts
lockout
Trades Assembly stating that Seabury johnson the
manufacturers of Bensons porous plasiers had dis
some gIls. and consequence the por-
Gus plasers had been boycoued The aid OF the Central
Labor Union was asked and the Boycott COMMITTEES
will take the matter In hand. The Amercus Labor Cub
reportcd that the strike against r. ii. Wolh Co..
OF One ighteenth-s. and Eas. RIVER 10
a I'm progress Eighty non-unon men have been
induced to leave the the strike began aud
nearly so 900 dozen springs have been spoiled through
| bad workmanship BAKERS Union No reported thae
| they have a membership of 2,1Oo aid tnN tho
bosses have established noi-unon union. iuey say
that they DO intend to boycott me Sfdds Ieh""J
| naua nafh IN
it, The psper-box makers, who are women WI, hod s =
The Pogressiye Tailors have strikes in the shops Of
Harris 4 Co. OF No. 2G0 Broadway. who have work done
In snement.houses and IN those OF Undern. siote &
Muchmore. OF AstOr-pace. whose busIrlinei nave hoe
been treated properly. Jhe Chelsea Jute Mis- sTAers
complain that daughters OF Union men are &c work
in the mill Tne various unions attached To thc central
Labor Union were Instructed 10 take proper acuou.
Various OF money were sent In Tor tue numerous
strikes hand. The largest amount reported vas
| 81 900 from the carpenters for the Tnrd Avenue
meeting of the sociastic Labor Party held last
a. Colonel r. j. Hinton made an address, In when 10
said that the methods OF the Anarchistc leaders iu
| Chicago ridiculous aud that the men should DO
Looted out OF the country Inc lniri-a'c anu rusAr
| House strikes were approved.
| Al q meeting OF the United Cartmens Union. at M.
| l53l 5econd-ave, yesterday. II was reportsa 'nas
creased the rate or pay for carts from - oo 10 - adAJ
| and for trucks from S6 TO 81 a day - ,, =,
The boss horsesaoers held meeting ~ NO 20 ;
Fortysevenh-st. and resolved to boycott tho Ihito
! Avenue Railroad and to shoe nohorses FOR them
| A meeting of delegates from the 'Longshoremens
Union No. g. No l, OF NewJersey; No. l. or BROOKLYN.
and the Seamens Union. was held Yesterday
afternoon at No 3Ss Hudson-s. TO discuss the affairs
of the organizations which were represented Inc aee
was no kehood of there being any In the respective
| dstrlcte.