New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-07
TRADE UNION NOTES.
TAMMANY OFFICIALS DENOUNCED.
FuRRIERS DETERMINED TO HAVE A SATURDAY
HALF-H0IDAY.

HALF-HOLlDA1'
aBoycott the Union label Blacklist the Union
men - were the cries heard meeting OF the uhilc"
Hebrew Trades last night, and the first applied 10 tle
bread made by the union men, and the secohu 10 'c
man themselves who recently deserted the Centrai
labor Federation and Joined the forces OF the New"
York City Federation Of Labor. The Unlteo heOro"
Trades representing nearly 10000 men anu "oilo',
and the Central Labor Federation are allies IN 'hc o
of labor and the attempt OF August Deabar OF inc lOe
national Bakers Union, and Of Henry Wes"h' ai'o VI
Bakers Union No. T. to disorganze the Centa' h'oof
Federation by forming rival central organllaon HIS
led to a combined fight against 1t by the oIhcr wv
unions which Is becoming exceedingly DlV'el' 1
the meeting of the United Hebrew Trades yesterday
resolutions we're passed not TO eat the oreau p"H.a
BY members Of six bakers unions w"-SA Ioiio"0U VIZ
lead Of Delabar and Weismann. .
At tho meeting of the New-lork Clty feucI"u0h VI
Labor vt No. as East Fourthst., yesterday a cou-
stitution was adopted. A committee was dPPoii..u
10 persuade unions who not already anld'eo WIN
central organizations TO send delegates to the ne" DoS
Reports we're received from several unlohs' anio"E
which were typographical Union No 274, announcing
that II had withdrawn from the Central LaOor Fof
Grafton. resolution passed formally to appE
"a samucl Gompers president OF the American FED
Grafton of Labor, for charter.
At the meeting of the Central LABOR Fe1erauoh' Nv
No 3s5 Bowery a letter from George McVey delesaVe
TO the Brussels International Worhngmens COhVehtoh'
I read. Mr.. McNcy rcpOfUeu tIElJ ulS NNHoiN'"
was a purely Socialist body. He announced that
international unions would be formed OF metal tex
tile and wood workers. and also Of walters and sailors
and aremen lie told the story OF how the delegates
of the convention visited Client and were eceVeu o'
the citizens who turned out in body to weicohe
Them A letter was also received from Typographical
Union No. pa saying it had withdrawn from tho
Central Labor Federation because the Socialists caused
dlssenslons in the ranks OF organized labor and dis
o-ranizcd the unions they had anything 10 do with.
A committee was appointed 70 arrange for a mass
meeting at which TO receive the reports OF the uee
cotns IN the Brussels convention when they return
II was reported at the meeting that the United Up
hosterers' Union had succeeded In their hGht tor
workday Of nine hours for ten hours pay. Nearly
oil the organizations affiliated with the Central Labor
Union will boycott the bread baked by members Oh
the renegade bakers unions.
Michael J. Fenton, of the Granite Cutters Union
nresided at the regular meeting OF the Central LABOR
Union Yesterday. The semi-annual election OF Officers
will he he on nday ana yesterday nominations were
made There was some excitement. but no PERSONAL
uies were INDUCED in The following men were NOM
mated as candidates. For recording SECRETARY "eorso
/ K LLOYD and John II. Garvin; corresponding secre
tary $ II. jacobson; financial secretary, AleAanucr
Martini treasurer, f. i. Murphy; sergeantaLarm''
tamoe Edwards trustees, owen H. Carroll, Ihomas
loln and Joseph Knowles; organization committee
George K Lloyd Lawrence J. Brown u. CASSIDY
( H. Jacobson and Ill. C. Hawkins arbitration com
mittce owen II Carroll John II. O'ConneH, Mortimer
O,Connell +. F. Schmidt and James Bcu' law coli"C
tee NJ J. Fcnton. o. II. Carroll, Mortimer oC'hneH
Joseph Knowles and John j. sullivan grievance cohi-
mittee G.. r. Lloyd S. II. jacobson, b is. MURPHY
Thomas Labln and John Clarity; legislative commit
tee. James p. Archibald, Mortimer oConnen, d. D.
ren+on F. F. Schmidt and Mark VI. Davis
resolution passed asking that all adverusinB
BIZ the city State be given out so as 70 De ooo oS
union men, copy Of the resolution Will be sent 70
all the state and municipal officers. Another long
resolution was raised dcnOunclng Fire Commissioner
Eiclshoff and Tmmany Hall. The preanbles were 70
the effect that as Commissioner Eickl0F has cast
slurs npon organized labor by insulting representatives,
Of the Central Labor Union, and comparing the
Central Labor Union to a herd OF "6rayinS JACK
oSsess the worknen Of this state should resent
tns insult in the most emphatic way Also that the
examination by the Fassett INVESTIGATING committee
of the Fire Department showed that he and Other
oficials were Incompetent And the PARK Place
disaster was due 30 the incOmpetency OF the Ile ON
Gals, the Central Labor Union dehouhced any 9tc w.
that should I've filed by intelligent and competent men
II was resolved 20 [fqueo6 tpat tS Ctrai Iaor
Union demand that he be removed from MS present
The fur1ers Of this city are determined to have
saturday hafholday all the wording year. ana To
accomplish @ rR R2ye MSocaon 10 Se iHa effect
The union has practically won - nght atn0usiii
there are now strikes N S"ver rcrad c5v tqt
dftv.fve manufacturers had conceded me demah1'
hut mat several retail dealers were holding out:
Scvcn of the all dealers sent letter 10 tile furrer'
/ Union asking for conference put az mcetlhE %
| fnctnrers as individuals The result was that four
nf the seven dealers granted the demand 1t was also
D.DoTod that at a meeting Of the Manufac tuners
Association in tie metropolitan Hotel last week, ther
va split I'm the organization over the demand OF
thn unlon aud il said that tine majority OF the
dealers had deserted from the association in conSc
1.-THE curriers' in this city work about seven months
! In The wear and their wages average from SiS 70
! sao week out ,--T1ilch they have TO save enough
! 60 i've anon for the other five months. number
~ the manufacturers wish 20 substitute worhday OF
eight hours In place Of the half holiday on Saturday,
| mt 10 this the union Will not agTec