New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
NOTES FROM TIE LABOR FIELD.
OF GOLDBEATEES AND ENGF
Observation-Disclosures STRIKE

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STRIKE
NEARLY ENDED.
workingmcn were exceedingly busy all over tho
city YESTERDAY. Besides convention OF go'dDeat-
,., the National Association Of stationary Ehgiheer
held tho second days session OF Its ninth ah"u''
convention IN the Lyccum Opera House, thirty lou"
+. and Third ave. and the 40 delegates present
from all the principal cities In the country hS'o"e
70 the reading Of the report Of the secretary >. H.
More. OF Minneapolis. The report showed the ioFma
ton Of twenty lodges during the year aa
the increase Of the membership Of the association
10 54SI. There were l.1Oj Lectures gvon on ST.
cntdc and engineering subjects under lis ah'pc's'
and there Increase OF books IN lts IlDa'c' W
over 1900 The statement Of the treasurer shower
that So, Olj had been paid for sick DEMENT'S "h'
the other disbur cmcnts amounted to Sls'O; the re
ce,pts were ~, 3G2, leaving balance with what was
before In the treasury Of s3.3I4 several committees
were appointed to look after the business OF the con-
vrntion and the meeting then adjourned nhtii th'
morning to allow the delegates To take sail up ti@
ud, on River and their wives to take carriage drive
through, Central Park. The delegates. who aic com
binng pleasure with business. sat down to dinner III
the evening In the Iyccum Opera House.
call was issued yesterday for convention I"
printing TRADES signed by james Casey, president OF
In. ElrttrOtyucr,' tnion J. g. HAWKINS. PRESIDENT OF
the Adams and Cylinder Pressmens Union Johh y.
DOYLE president OF the Franklin Association Oh rre'S-
m-n benjamin Ward president vi Lith's''phc'
l'non 80. James J. Brown. president " ''c h~
phant Association Of Paper Rulers: Charles l. h"p"'
incident Of the Wendell Phillips ASSOCIATION u
p,u.r Critters. John A. Avery president OF the Irving
,.,,, io,iou Of BLANK book binders: Frank McH2!y'
pre-, idcnt Of the United Blankbook Workers Chisn
and Charles w. Nelson, Of the rcEwick A'Sotalioh Vi
Printed Isuokbndcr>.
The convention will begin tomorrow Mt NO. w
Fol~y Ill st. and Is for the purpose o. forming "'uv
council IN this city To bring about Il betUr '.''ueS
standing among the various trades ana 70 po''oc io
uniform action on all questions relative to the TRACE III
general including agreements with employers.
Pr ,frs,or T. H. tial>dr Of the ClGakinakers th'oh
made charge, Yesterday against Schrnckic d haue'
cloak contractors for Meyer J0na>Son " %. iic an
ths member, If t;- hrm had disappeared with jaw
dnc their .rplovc, for wage and S3ooo wefth u Ss
n,ent, be!J girg to Meyer. JcnaSSon d Co.
The officer, II the New York central Hailrsad rs
sorted Yesterday that the publishing OF the cor
r., ,pondcnce OF r. V. Powdcry and E j. Lee OF INC
Knights Of Labor. relative to the strike. wa tacty
declaration that tho strike Va, d" on y. W. wright
| II the General Executive Board OF the knights OF
Labor SAID il rcfntation that the lght would 'oih"'
and that thsrc II" idcn VI eaduie H.
r., . ,,tar o: varnshcr> Is nearly at an end, ana
thor. little dout that the men WI w.n; ,nc
'.iday 'rveral NOR hrin- fpV" ln anu e'"'''" wv
| dean ,,.;s II the mon for higher wages. ......,
Tlr Iloi>r,nlt.,' MON held an lInpor1h, hle'a,,s
ye,,crday ~ Which ~ 900 VA v"'"n =" W.
ON IN" New York Central Railroad. and tniiiit
s,,,oin,d ,., pr,.-rnf II the Executive E"~ ~ VI,
Kiich., 81 Labor 10 day. resolution wa: ago pa
tn Ak the ,",!t"l Labor Union - call ''',. ~
IN ,ahr o,rau.,a,ions IA his country 10 tAc step
T., .ir, L., or t" the Log laiur" .,. .,t
II was learned on good authority lat nitht ,iat n,I
| actm (, supplementary IA the p"phS Mn'rlpa
League which Is depending E'isrS Upon w. c ,,'
rotn In thi> cty for >nrc"s' ana 81 WIZ ~ rHo y, ~
,tmri lame, T. Archibald master w"rhn'h " nl'
| i,!J Assembly 80 10 and secretary oi Tie S'hu'
| Labor Union. Is chairman.