The evening world., 1888-04-18
patronizing pool beer places. A socond of.

~patronizing pool beer places. A second Of
tense VIII meet with expulsion.
The Brushmakers' Union will levy IA fine of
~ each ON members discovered drinking
pool beer.
Tho BARRIERS Union will, in addition to
timing members for going into poo beer
places. order any of them to vncute premises
occupied by them where pool beer is sold.
The matter will be discussed in the seye al
district meetings.
The International Boatmen's Union will
tax any member 81 80 who is seen drinking
pool beer or patronizing any place where 1t is
sold.
The Trunkmakcrs' Union will let pool beer
The West Side Association of Silk Ribbon
Viewers will not drink any pool beer. II
has UNANIMOUSLY Endorsed the action of the
brewery workmen.
of 50 on any of its members seen drink ny
pool beer or otherwise patronizing any place
where it is sold.
THE MISCELLANEOUS SECTIONS ACTION.
The Miscellaneous Section of the Central
Labor Union, ut its meeting last night,
adopted the following unanimously
Whereas. TIE brewery osses have attempted to
deny the right OF their workimgn to have a union;
and
Whereas, To accomplish this they have forced
men Willing to work out of work, and thereby
demonstrated the brutality c%aIital Is capable OF
When labor - 10 he cru he'd; therefore,, be II
Re8Otred, That Section Ten condemns the inhu-
man action OF the boss brewers, and earnestly ap-
peals TO all fdit-minded persons TO leave pool beer
and every place where IL IL sod severely alone.
Leaders among the 20, 900 Bohemians in the
city have arranged to hold n big mass-meet-
ing tonight a. 1912 Eastern Boulevard ave
nue. Al, at which prominent men will speak
in favor of n vigorous application of the boy
colt on pool beer.
meeting tonight will include Senator Reilly.
Gen. O'Beirne, James j.. Coogan, Samuel
Gompers, s. T.. Shevitch, Alexander Jonas,
Fred Haller, Edward Finkelstone, l,aqc
Wood. George Block, james p. Archibald
and Henry Emerich. Speeches will be made
i'll both English and German. .
The Internationn' Milwrights' and Millers'
Union Is u very strong organization OF skilled
workInen. In order to aid the locked-out
brewery men it has called out all of its mem.
bers employed i'll the breweries.
ATTITUDE OF THE ALE AND PORTER MEN.
Thus far the Ale and Porter Brewers Asso.
citation, although indorsing the action of the
lager-beer brewers pool i'll refusing to recog.
nilc organized labor, has not attempted &c
lock out their 200 EMPLOYEES engaged i'll the
forty-siX ale and porter breweries III thlsc city
and Brooklyn. Nor do the employees thlnB
that their bosses will go to that extreme.
Thirty of the ale breweries are i'll this city.
The large majority of the workmen are mem
bers of the Ale and Porter Brewery En-,
ployees' Protective Association local AS,
sembly $500, and the others are attached tC
Ale and Porter Brewers Union No. l, an III
dependent organization.
4 representative Of the Ale and Porter
Brewers Employees Association said to-day
to an EVENING WORLD reporter " If any al.
tempt is made by the bosses to make our mer
work in the beer breweries where ale and
porter is brewcd all hands will he called out.
We will not do any work ON beer. We have
n contract with the bosses which was entered
into June TO-, 1885, and it does not specify
when it should expire. Our members are
working under the terms of that agreement
and will continue SO to do until the bosses
violate il.