The evening world., 1890-02-12
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Eleven new member joined the Socialist Section
Of this city last week.
The United MAshinists refuse to Join the Build
ing Trades Section OF the 0. L. u.
A mass Meeting OF tIiors will take place next
Saturday at 257 EAst Houston street.
Fourteen new members were admitted At yester-
days meeting Of Tailor's Progressive Union No. 1.
manufacturer By CiGArnIEsrT Union No. II
William zisEIs5; hSs is5Es and FTsdsEisE
Progressive Union No. I.
o%iS s.n. UaIGn NJ, ~ 4 ysss.ssS,y m. sT,n.st
four new Members joined the Union.
Ths amount raised in this city for the election
fund Of the Social pssmsSsS5aSs IN Germany to day
This School Conference, by whom t~o-niEhts mass
Meeting a Cooper Institute was called. Is com
cations.
According TO the shop reports of the L~Oeksmiths
and Railing Makers Union the demand tor labor
10 larger than the supply 81 present.
CiEArmIksrs' Union No 90 protested at ysster-
days Meeting Of the husee lsnsous Section Of the
Central Labor linton tsains1 ths seton DECLARING
COMPANY to DO illegal.
Furniture orkers' Union No. Z instructed it's
pTopristors OF several %iSetoriss Tor allrsed Hiota,
tions OF the sanitary laws.
NJ. ZGme,kin has been elected President Of the
pAny, BY whom the JusdiieAs 4Ibsifsr=sitnAg is to be
published in tins nTst week of March next.
d~slssstts to the Mi,ceiiSnsoas section Of The
g., T. u. we're rejected yesterday because the seal
Of the Coal-shoVellerS wAs not attached 10 said
paper,
This fact that the labor movement Is increasing
again appears to he evident from the fact that new
trade and labor weekliss are published 81 = rats OF
about thrse per month, since IN 1887 the move
m'nt collapsed over thirty labor papers have died.
This Miscellaneous Section OF the q. l.. u. yesteT-
dAy Endorsed the bill nOW bstuTe the Legislature
prohibiting the employment Of Pinkerton's detec-
lives ASalnst woTkingmen on strike in the state OF
NeW YORK.
A complaint against the proprIstors Of the sAloons
a. the corner OF First avenue aud Fifth street, and
FIRST avenue aud Eighth street, Was referred 70 the
tion otthe c. l.. u.
Milsrs machine shop in siIty-sseond street.
AAshinists' Union, As the wages paid by Boss
Miller are said TO average but - per week, aud ths
men are compelled 10 furnish their Ogn tools.
A. District Assembly 80, X. of l. proposes TO
hold is annual plcnc al suffers River Park. the
Miscellaneous section OF the C. l.. U. yesterday
instructed it, Secretary TO notify tho ohbceTs OF the
dlstriot thsT none but scAbs " are employed By
Nj. SulEeL.
Tbs bTasssorksrs 81 JAekson's shop IN Twsuty-
elghth street assert that their wages have been 70
duced aud their hours OF labor increased, contrary
TO the Agreement made wlth the employer b. the
bTa4sHorkeTs' Union The eass all he stated 10
the CsatTgl Labor Union.
Ths ArtiReial Cement MAsonA. Cement labor
Union No, | ana Cement Operators Union No. 2,
oLEhi-hour uOrkdAy IN their trade. according to
~hieh al! ionnsr members, except two, sill BE- re
admitted stth0nt lees II they apply before Eel. 20.
IN - failing 20 strike for eight hours on April !
will % expelled. The bosses seEe nolihed that
from April the Insn Wll demand 81 a dAy,