Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-02-08
ORGANIZED LABOR.
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New Irving Hall, 216 Br ome St, Seal beer.
Reimers HAL Pearl st, strict Scab
Hylaud's Hal, Pearl st and Park Row, strict
SCab
Hangaus Hall, li5 Sth ST scab Bartender
Nj he's Hall, 3i2 tend st Scab Bartender
STEMS Garden, 5sth St and 10th Ave, Union
Kurt corner 9th st. and 9th Ave, strict sesb
Luwenstein's Han, 23ru st ana SIN Ave, strict
SCab.
Kos er y Bial, eth st. and 9Th Ave, strict scab,
WeStsidc Assembly Rooms, goth St and 'thANe'
>, alb beer,
Abipger3 18th st and third Ave. strictI'nion.
Second Ave. near SDth St, strict u ION.
New York MRnncrchor, 2O3 East Doth ST., scab
Bechers Hall Pitt st, strict Union.
Scheider's Academy, End st, between Ave. b
and c. Union Walters ana Barkeeper
Cermalia Hall, 46 Ave A, SCab beer
Mount Morris Academy, llOth ST and 8rd Ave,
Union Waiter.
Central hall, send st, between 9Th and 18th Ave.
strict SCab.
George Amrhein, 22G East 10th St, strict Union,
John Mah 216 Spring St., strict scab'
Turner Hall, East Ith ST. strict ScaD,
| Eight hundred and five 3rd Ave, strict SCab.
Lyceum Opera House, 3lth St ana 3rd Ave,
strict Scab.
The places designated as having Union
walters or bartenders have scab beer,
scab cigars and scab bread, while the
| places marked as having scab beer have
union cigars, union bread, union wal
tiers and union bartenders.
Delegate Hamilton of the Aurora AS
sociation moved that all unions which
henceforth make contracts with the
proprielors for nOn-union Parks and
Halls for their entertainments should De
expelled from the G. l.. U. The motion
was unanimously agreed to.
An attempt of delegate Collins to raise
the boycott against all pool beer was
promptly suppressed by the Chairmans
ruling that such a motion was out OF
order as it was not germaine to the com
mittee's report. Delegate Collins sat
down quite bewildered when Secretary
Archibald made a spirited speech IN
which he reminded all those who desired
to settle boycotts on their own account OF
the fate of the individuals who were
ANONYMOUSLY expelled from the Gil. U.
for attempting to raise boycotts In order
to fill their pockets with captaistlc
Doodle.
A communication from the Brooklyn
Cooperative Baking Association asking
that the boycott against pool bread be
taken up by assembly districts was re-
ferred to the Non IntercourseCommittee.
In place of Robert Blumenberg who
resigned from the Agitation Committee
for Eight Hours because the committee
displayed a remarkable inactivity dele
gate Steinmann was appointed.
The Weekly Wages Pay bill now be-
fore the Legislature was unanimously
indorsed.
A committee was appointed to ask OF
the Sinking Fund Commissioners OF this
city THAT in the consideration of bids
for the erection of the building to be
known as the County Court House, or
the plot of land bounded by Center, Elm
White and Franklin streets, none but
those presented by resident contractors
employing resident workmen, be con
sidered."
The delegates of the following unions
were then admitted upon recommends
ton of the Credential Committee Car
penters & Joners No. s. Pattern Makers
Woodpeckers, and BARRIERS. The same
committee submitted the agreement be
tween the Railingmakers' and Lock
smiths and the Housesmith's Unions.
Upon recommendation of the Eight
Hour Agitation Committee it was unan
imously resolved to attend the mas
, meeting on February22, at Cooper Union
and to agitate among all unions for tina
: purpose.
The special committee on investigation
! for the affairs of the Building Trade
! Record reported progress, but severa
delegates insisted that a conclusive re
| l, int
committee knew sufficient to show u
:, the alleged crookedness of tina concern
The members of the committee havin
assured that they knew nothing of tn
, kind. they were instructed to repor
9 next Sunday.
. Upon request by the Upholsterert
q Union a circular was Endorsed addresse
= to all furniture dealers asking them nc
! to deal with Martin l.. Blggane, 8 Olive
: st., who has reduced the wages of hi
y employees and refuses to have the matte
/ arbitrated.
G The Committee on School ConferenC
= reported about the preparations for tn
i. mass meeting on February II, and del,
gate Hicks was selected to speak at sal
!, meeting on behalf of the G.. l.. U.
h Delegate Kurzenknabe reported tia
b the Ale & Porter Protective Union ha
= driven a member of Firemen's Unio
~ No. / from Koehlers Brewery. TT
"a corresponding secretary was instructe
to write to Mr. Koehler that Firemen
Union No. l is bona fde labor uniol
and it is expected that the discharge
le member will be re-instated.
~ The following unions were not repre-
= ented at the meeting: Herbert Assoct
70 ton, Building Material Drivers, Whit
y stone Association, Amalgamated Ca
is penters & Joiners No. /, German Payer