The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-03
POINTS FOR WORKERS.
Items for the Printers Labor Day
Programmes--General Notes.

Central Trades Assembly meets this
morning at Union Square Assembly
Rooms. No. $40 Third street.
Typographical Union NO. "a on Tues
day night will consider the proposed
amendments to its constitution The
assessment fixed for the building of the
Printers Home and the proposed mile
age system for the relief of travelling
printers, passed by the international
Typographical Union, have also TO be
dealt with
Congressman William McAdoo, in a
communication received by Secretary
James ). Bowling. Of the Printers Union,
promises to support the bill to protect
union labels He says he viii confer
with Mr.. Bynum, who has charge of the
measure.
Local Union ass of the United Brother
hood Of Carpenters and Joiners will play
its baseball nine against team of the
United Order of Stairbnilders at the
Building Trades Councils picnic in
Floral Park on Labor hay.
An attractive programme of sports has
been arranged for the picnic of the Uni
ted trades and Labor organizations in
Caledonian Park on Labor Day. Louis
Gruber. the well-known athlete of the
Scottisn-Anerican Athletic Club. has
charge of the entries.
Some Jersey K. of l.. cigarmakers have a
successful strike against the employment
of two individuals who were working I'M
der prices at Duke 81 Sons. After the
ssscabsu were discharged The shop council
resolved upon asking for an advance,
aud on being refused the men walked out
The shop is closed to union men for the
present.
Hudson County Central Labor Union
elected the following officers at its last
rfaotfIlo. Holm Srrf.h cnrrac MN dino sec.
Rotary; NJ. Kunz, financial secretary;
George Schweibert, serQeant-at-arms.
New delegates have been sent to the CEN
trail body from Sextile Workers Union
No. 90, Branch Hoboken of the German
Painters Union and Sections Gutenberg
and West Hoboken of the SocialistIc
Labor Party
The German Painters Unions of New
York have been invited to the picnic
which Hudson County Central Labor
Union viii hold at Union Hill Schuetzen
Park on Labor Day.
Union Hill Trainers Union will cele-
brate Labor Day at SJurmis Atlantic Gar
den. The union viii discuss the PROPOSE
ton to establish q Workingmen's free
school in Union Hill.
Bakers Union No. 90, of Jersey City,
will have picnic at the Volks Garden,
Hoboken. on September 20.
Union Hill Carpenters Union IS Will
extend their organization.
Clerks and statesmen in Paterson are or
ganizing and will be chartered under ths
American Federation of Labor
Labor unions affiliated with Passae
County Trades Assembly viii parade on
Labor Day and hold a picnic at Paterson
Falls.
Bakers unions of New York, New J5r-
sey, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts md
Connecticut will hold convention in
New York next Sunday for the purpose
of taking united action against IDol
bread and non-union yeast.
Brooklyn rooferS i'll their successful
struggle for eight hours were aided l3F D.
A., 200 K. of L., 5000; Bricklayers' Ulion
No. ]. $500 United Brotherhood of Car
penters aud Joiners, $3.50; JourneWnen
Plumbers Union, $500, and Plastefers
Union, $500.
The cloakmakers will head the Central
Labor Federation's parade in NewlYor
on Labor's holiday
National Board OF Mineworkers In ses-
SION last week in Columbus, O., decided
to sue the Dunbar Company for the thirty
men killed in its mine, the amount to be
demanded in each case being $10,Q0
The Executive Board of the K. Of L. re-
quests mineworkers to keep away from
Rock Springs, Wyo.. until the present
trouble there is settled.
One thousand carpenters are on strike
in Cpicago. Travelling members of the
craft are warned to steer clear of that
city.
Labor Will enter politics in Lynn, Mass,
this fall.