Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-03-08

following resolution was adopted after
some discussion in which, amid great
hilarlty of the delegates, G.. w. Middle,
ton championed the cause Of the U. S.
Navy by brilliant oratorical perform.
ance:
"Wherens the Navy of the United
States Of North America is national pro-
perry, and as part owners in that Navy
our attention has been called recently to
the case of cruelty perpetrated on board
of the Revenue Cutter Oscar on the Pa
citic Coast, and also to the manner in
which the men Of the Corvette Enter
prise have been treated therefore,
be it
"ReSoiued; That the delegates to the
Central Labor Union of New York city,
representing all the labor bodies of the
metropolis, emphatically protest against
the conduct of Commander McCalla Of
the United States war vessel Enterprise
and denounce his brutal actions as the
deeds of raving lunatic; and we call
upon the Secretary of the Navy and all
prominent officers in Washington to use
their influence to get Commander Nc
Gala suspended from duty until the
charges are investigated and should
they be proved correct, we demand that
condign punishment be dealt out to the
guilty parties.
| Delegates David, Meisel and Middle
ton were constituted a committee to
once more Investigate" the grievances
Of Newspaper Printers Union No.
against the oily business manager of
the World
The report of the credential committee
was then discussed. All delegates of the
unions named above were admitted. but
the credentials of Carpenters and Join
ers No. 81 We're laid over, while those of
the Portable Hosting Engineers were
returned to that organization with re-
quest to exclude certain Objectionable
members when the delegates would be
admitted.
A motion by Chas. l.. Miller to reor-
ganize the Tobacco Workers Section
was referred to the organization com
mittee.
The report of the committee on Parks
and Halls was as follows:
Organizations that meet in scab halls /:
Journeymen Gasfitters, 351 East 18th
| street.
| Mystic Tie Association, SO 4th avenue.
Mosaic and Encaustic Tile Layers, TIC
Bird ave.
Adams & Cylinder Pressmen, SO Forsyth
| street.
United Order Carpenters No. 2, 2O6 E.
Seth street.
Progressive Painters No. 6, 90 Forsyth
| street.
United Order Carpenters & Joiners No.
!, Chimney Corner 25th street and
| 9th ave.
Slate & Metal Roofers, 351 E. 18th st.
Amalgamated Carpenters & Joiners No.
4, 147 w. 32nd st.
| Aurora Association, oath st. and 9th ave.
Belgian PAYERS academy HalD 23rd st.
and 3rd ave.
Herbert Association, Tammany Hall.
Cement Association, S55 End ane.
Reliance Labor Club CHIMNEY Corner
25th street and 9th ave.
Hexagcn Labor Club, Nedwith's HalD
45th street and Sd ave.
American Shareholders, S45 3rd ave.
United Order Carpenters & Joiners, 845
| Bird ave.
Paper Hangers, 45th street and Bird ave.
German Fresco Painters, 207 E. 56th
Hackmen's Union 200 E. 45th street.
Progressive Painters No. 5, 1l2 E. 10th
| street.
Amalgamated Carpenters & Joiners No.
3, Ala 9th st.
Edison Association, Washington Hall,
7Sl 9Th ave.
Progr. Carpenters No. 3, 300 Sth ave.
Franklin Association, Pythagoras Hall.
Strict union halls:
Clarendon Hall, ia E. 18th st.
Military Hall, 1913 Bowery.
Assembly Rooms, 1S9 Bowery.
Labor Lyceum, 25 Z. 4th St.
| Hutz Assembly Rooms, 1858 Bowery.
Union Hall, 1886 Bowery.
Wendel's Assembly Rooms, 44tb st. bet.
Sth and ninth AYES.
Vathauer's Hall, 80 1st Ave.
HerZog'J Hall, Ala 9th st.
Brecht's Hall, 1877 E. 4th st.
Faulhaber's Hail, 1851 2nd Ave.
Amrhein's Hail. 266 L. 10th st.
Sachtleben's Hall, 1893 Ave. A.
Heiters Hall, 23l Z. 33rd st.
Pohlmann's Hall, All W. 4lst st.
Brodbeck's Hall, 9th between 41st and
42nd st.
Eggenschwylers Hall, 408 w. 4lst ST.
Blitzes Hall, Sal 10Th Ave.
Wilzig's Hall, 50 E. 4th st.
Michel's Hall, 342 w. 42nd st.
Albinger's Hail, 10th st. and 3rd Ave.
Becker's Hall, 1856 Pitt st.
123 Yves: Houston st.
Boeckelman's East Side Athletic Hail.
.! 625 9Th St.
Mathis Hall, 276 Spring st.
Arnold's Hall, 52S E. 18th st.
240 Broome St.
1874 East 4th st.