New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-29
MEETINGS OF CENTRAL L/BOR BODIES.
INVITED TO JOIN UNIoN-REsOIU-
Tons ABOUT THE NATIONAL GUARD.

The Central Labor Union held It's regular weekly
meeting yesterday at Clarendon Hall. A. :. lowering
presided representing In" Typographical Union No O
Various documents relating ~ labor questions were
dist ributed before the meeting begun and 10 one Of
them exception was taken a. rs the meeting
opened. The obnoxious pamphlets, which told the
story Of alleged attempt TO corrupl the officers Of
the Clothing Cutters Of the United Garment Workers
Of America ordered TO be collected and removed
from the hall by the sergeantai arms. The Mi'c"l-
aneous section through its secretary josiah Holiday
reported that IT had rejected the application Of the
New York Clothing Cutters Local Union No L. OF The
United Garment Makers OF America. allied with the
American Federation Of Labor for representation In the
Central labor Union The reasons gwen We're that the
New.York Clothing CATERS Local Union No. had
ntcrfer,d with "A union boycott nc Rochester and had
anagonized unions In this city. by constitutional pro
.ison the matter referred the separate unions
for action. n twu-thlrds majority hc1S required TO
the decision Of section
James p. Archibald wns called to the chair and
A. r. Lowering for the Arbitration Committee reported
that the committee had not been able to settle the
differences between the German typographical Union
No IA and the Staats Zeitung.' resolution was
then adopted ndorsing the boycott on that paper
George Mc( adden president of the franklin Assocla
ton Of PresSmrn. reported that Tho Tribune h'd De-
come n union paper throughout and that the boycott
was Oft. Il, was announced that there would be a
50 East Fourthst, and tho chairman was Instructed
TO appoint speakers for the occasion Cards were dis
tI1buted announcing that the Church Association for
the Advancement OF the Interests Of Labor would hold
service on the eve OF Labor Day In Trinity Church.
and that an appropriate address would be delivered
by Bishop Thompson Of Mississippi
The Central Labor Federation net yesterday ai its
hcad1uarter> No. 335 Bowery. 4 letter was read
from the Central Labor Union asking The Central Labor
Federation TO Join with It the basis OF the harmony
conference A committee was appointed to make
suitable reply The Walters Union and the Bar
tenders Union reportd that they had Endorsed the
resolutions OF the Central Labor Union advising mem
hers OF labor ORGANIZATIONS not to join the militia
lenders Union reported that they had Endorsed the
committee was to draw up amendment 10 their
constitution forbidding members TO join the militia
The silk Ribbon Wcavcrs' Union reported that several
of IL, members compelled 10 80 10 Blndo WIN
their regiments. They proposed 10 hold Il meeting
next Tuesday morning al the West SIDE LABOR H oeul'
No J42 West Forty -secondst., TO take action upon
the matter. ~. ~, -
The Capmnkers Union announced that they were
to hold series Of meeHfs this week a, no. , iy
Eowery IL was also announced that hugo Nogt
would speak AT a meeting Of the Maclniste' Union NJ
No 80 First ave- soon. "hc Late strikes ana Thelr
Lessons The Central Labor Federation VIII not
pardo on Labor Day, but will hold "A picnic AT Hronl.
mer's Union Park one hundred and thirty hrd 81. ana
Mills ave feature Of the picnic VIII be tho pre-,
rncc Of forty singing societies: Games will be held
and ali The athletes among the socialists Will turn
out to contend for the prizes given by members oil '"e