Workmen's advocate., 1890-11-08

Every Organized Trade.-L. Sanial
 Elected to Represent the (. l.. r.
 at the Detroit Convention of the
 American Federation of Labor
 constructions tO the Delegate
 the Special Order for Next sun
 day.
 At the regular sunday meeting of the q. L. F. last Sunday, delegate G. II, Me Vcy of the Piano,makers Union pre- sided and delegate Becker of the German Walters Union was Nicc.C Chairman.
 The Pie Bakers Union reported that it was not the Brooklyn Pie Baking Co. which was being hoycotted but the Ame- rican Pie Baking Go.
 A committee from the United Bro- thcrhood of Tailors of Newark, N J.. requested two speakers for their mass, meeting on Thuroday Nov. 6, in that city, TheIr request was granted and delegates Buchsath and Frwber were irputed to speak,
 The case of the Italia Mosaic Work CTS was next discussed. It was reported that inc Board of Walking Delegates. Nnjght, ut LaLor and Central Labor Union had drlveu the Italian union nI,n from a job last week and in doing so had actually used sticks anl clubs. ThI, Was hy far the most outrageous assault as yet recorded in this mterneune strife, Delegates }lWnenberg, Ieuman, Hard, Wilson and Handler were elected a committee with full power to take action in this matter.
 \ committee from the 10th of Novem- der celebration was granted permission to distribute phamplets and circulars,
 In the case of the India Wharf Brew lng Co.,, it was decided to request that concern to fuItill its promises as given to our Arbitration Committee.
 The case of the Turn Hall, East 4th street, and its manager Kramer, who has evinced such pronounced antagon- ism toward Organized Labor, was then considered. It was decided that the NOn-Intercourse Committee forthwith proceed against that hall. All members of unions who are also members of the Turn Society must not patronize the bar
 In the case of Dds Norgcn JomWm it was voted to give the Arbitration Com mittee fuH pOWer,
 Financial Secretary Waldinger re- ported that delegate Kline of the United Coat Operators had spread a report, that no bo ,k7 were kept in this body and that things" were generally carried on in a loose way. It was decided that the or ganization be notified and requested to withdraw the said Kline, as he was evi- dently suffering from a mental aberra- ton which unfttpd him for the func- tons of delegate, Delegates FrHber Herzberg and Fleischner were deputed to transmit this matter to the Coat Ope. rators.
 The Italian Stone Mas0ns reported trouble at l3Sth street and Sth ave. and the Arbitration Committee was instruct ed to act.
 The Piano Narnishers reported that they were hopeful of victory in their fight for 9 hours.
 Bakers Union 31 reported that two more bosses had signed the contract, and . at they will have ball on Nov. :, at the New Irving Hall.
 The ball of the Nest-makers takes place on Nov. 8, al the same hall, and a committee was elected to see that union beer was sold on that night.
 The United Upholsterers will have a ball on November l5, at the Everett Hall
 The jolly mixers of jam and dough commonly known as Pie Bakers will dance on Nov. 15, at Clarendon Hall.
 The staid Ale and Porter Brewers of Union No. 1, will froick on Nov. %, at 342 w. 42d street,
 The Tailors Progressive Union No. 1. will nave Dali on NOV. b. at " eDslei Hall
 The Buttonhole-makers requested that all those who do not join this union shall not be recognized by the rest of the clothing trade.
 The Advance Association of Book bin, ders reported following the Bakers and removing from Hotze's scab hall, 26: Bowery.
 It was decided that all unions should