New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-16
HARMONY IN TIE FIELD or LABOR.

A LARGE NUMBER OF UNIONS AMALGAMATED'
Harmony" was the watchwor of many New-YorA
labor unions yesterday. and the representatives o.
elghty-eght of 100 affiliated unions met in Claen
don Hall amalgamate under the name OF the CeniFa
Labor Union of New-YOrL They were connected WitN
the Central Labor Union representing the conservative
element in organized labor and the Central LABOR
Federation representing the more radical WORKING
men. Henry Enrich, of FurnituIe-WorAe.s Union
No. T. called the meeting TO order and made short
speech I'm which he exhored those present % forge
all grievances and stop all chickering's, in the interest
Of harmonious union.
When the roll Of organizations called. delegates
from the following unions responded United Clothing
Cutters Defence Assembly of COInlcemakers, Pro
gressve Assembly of Cigarmakers Italian Ma bic
Mosaic Association, Locksmh and Raillngmakers
Artificial stone Masons, Amagamated BrassworkeS'
Advance Association Bakers Union No. l. Brewers
Union No l. Beerwagon Drivers Union, Bakers Union
No so COnfectioners and Cake Bakers Union No 81.
Clgarmakes' Union No. IA. Cigarmakers Union Nolo
Custom VarnisheIs AID PosheB, Eccentric IN
gneeIs No. 3, Furniture Workers Union NO. - flfo-
mems Union No l. Federated Bookkeepers. German
Painters. Ale and Porter Brewery Employees Pro
tective Association Fresco Painters. JOurneymen Pie
Bakers Jouineymen BARRIERS. Newspaper Printers
Union No. l, WOodWorkeIs' Union No. 49, Millers
and NlillwrP,hts Union No =, Oyslermen's Union No.
l. Progressive Musical Union, Phoenix Labor Club
Cigar Makers Union No. 30, IypoSfSphcal mon No
: 1ailor,' Progressive Union, Branch No 10 Of the
Rrotbef hood of 4arpenters and Joiners, United Up
boisterers United Aachinsts, three branches OF the
ANA g4maied Carpenters Amity association biich-
Haud'eI,- BcIg an aVeTs, cement LauOrcFs, Building
Material Handlers and Drivers cement LaDoreIs UhO
No l. Derichmeu. Enterprise Association Ecceltfc
Engineers NO. /. Lnglsn-Speakns trainers, f0IhuiN-
mems ASSOC lafOn. Granite Cutters, German BdNef5,
UoUsesmihs Mon, HeXagon Labor club, Iron
Vorkeis Progressive Union, Journey men Gdshttciss
Mo. aic and ncallsc Tile Layers. Mystic lie Assoca
ton OF er-tve Cement Laoors, Pap ialseTs, lhIee
branches OF the Progressive Painters Union, Prosiess
Association. Progressive Narnshers, Progfes-
i've CaIpenie.s Union No; - m Pattern,
Makers Reliance Labor Club Tin and
sheet IRONY orar, Theatrical Progressive Union foli
hrarches of the United Ofder OF tarp;nters ana
Joiners. stair Builders. United Rammemen, White
tone Association. Bale Musical Club, ADAMS ahd
cylinder Freshmen, Gotham Association, tioIe Asso-
cation Franklin PTcssmcn, CaTl >ehm Club Magnolia
ASSOCIATION Brewery Employs ProiectiVe As,ora.
lion Edison A sociati0n, la hnen's Union, Coloiec
Walters Aurora Association, Irunkmahers' ana Coal
shovellers. ,,, 49,,
Immediately after the rolLcal the election Of
officers began, and the relative strength OF me TWO
factions was shown Fol owing are the QerHan M
officers Of the Central Labor Union: James p Arrhl-
bald of the Paper Hangers Union recording geo
rarv elected By 81 votes against G5. Ernest BONN
CORE. pOnding secretary. elected by % woes Angus
Waldinger, financial secretary william HoichAle>.
treasurer: James Edwards. sergeant al arms George
W Middleton. Ernest kunzenklabe and Angus
Delabar, trustees VI. Dampf. u. VI. soncrs: ~ "a
erick Keller. John G.. Doyle and Charles T.: EogcrH.
credential committee. Other committees VIII be ap-
pointed next sunday. Already a cloud Is thleaiehln1
10 rise up between the reunited unions In the shane
Of demand on the part of the Socialists that me
Central Union become officially connected Win tht
American Federation OF LaLOr