The evening world., 1890-02-14
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

new members yesterday.
A Labor Lycoum will be tp,ned in 35l State
street. New Haven. Conn, on sunday. Feb. is.
The Workingmen's Free School of Jersey City
Heights, which was lately opened has now sixty
pupils.
The Brownstore Cutters Union. Of Baltimore,
charges an initiation fee Of $3.50, to keep out
"Ereenhorns. as thev say.
THE Piano Makers tfuIon complains of its mem
hers at the factory Of s rauch Bros. for falling to
hold their shop meetings regularly.
'.Trades-gnions and sosi,li:m - will Re the sub;
ieCt 10 lie discussed on Sunday. fah. -, at 53S
Broadway. AT a meeting of textile v workers.
Several furniture dealers have returned goods
shown ia haye been upholstered in BiEgane's shop,
which is under the boycott ban of the @. l.. u.
q. Framel and Chas. J. Carlson. having passed
ne PIessTiesd sIaminstion, ysre SdmittsI ySSter-
A joint nass-meetipg of X. OIL. and open union
carriage and wagon makers will take place next
Sunday at P. NJ. at ia East Thirty-third street.
L.nstry 4 CO : hrm OF contractors working az
Of by the building Trades Unions as employing
scabs.
On Thur.day, Feb. 20. Progressive Musical
Union No. will give a concert At Webster Hal, in
aid Of tho election fund of the German Social De-
Inocracy.
The .Iourneymen Bricklsyers' Protective Union.
q Philadelphis. will not demand eight hours on
cents per boar Instead.
Az eight; hour mss'-msstins Of Er'Ssr;' Cav;
Unions has bcsn called At the BrooHIyn f.SSsr
Iyceum Tor nett Sunday.
The shop delegates Of Machine woodworksrs'
men. and a isrie number Of new msm5erS |. sI.
pected within the neAt two months.
MANY NeE York labor unions belopsi1. to the
MAINS n,a,tss in ,hss soy p ihs ,ba ssn, re 81 e. the e'sht'hodr
The complaint against Moore's bak ,ry, In Astoria,
made by BAkern' Union 81, has been dismissed by
the Executive Board q the Union, as tho Loss com.
Piled with the demands of his workmen.
Two thousand dollars have baeu wired to Ger
many ny te,s mGTnipE by Sssrsts.y Benjamin GIeteh,
rAcy. to ard them in their election campaign.
In = lecture upon the condition OF the uphoIster-
srs: by Eugene Gr.enberG At 10 stanton street. tho
United States.
Now d~eleEates were sent to the Building Trades
HaIaEon labor Iinh. German Painters, nnloTni
and Eccentric Engineers No. d.
The silk MeayerS employed at the shops Of Froh.
VIM, aud kss-leI A CnAdill, who were accused Of
union heer in the future. They had bsen spotted
Wnion. NV '''"0''
The cement msSous Of Brooklyn. Hudson
County and Newark az we'll as the cement labor.
XrtiiSisl tons Masons' uni6n Of New YORK tn's
they viii o n them ~ tiheir demand for eight hours
and 81 . uAy ON Aprl9.
The wocrmAnn steamship line. Of Hamburg. has
dlsehaISsd rs kIoo negroes Who had besn engaged
Firemen's Union, The negroes nsd commenced TO
they did not work a !, hard as the latter.
The oloAknAkers' strike at SchwAb Bros. CON
tinues, lsAAc COIN. rs Columbia street, a
''sweatsr. " Is trying 20 assist the hrm by inducing
other contractors not to Join the strikers The
latter resolved yesterday TO boycott COhn when the
strike - oVerb BY keeping all NoEkmsn away from
his shop.
The carpenters strike At the wilkes Building in
Wall street Is spreading. This stone-eutters, steam
htters, plumbers, gas filters and houSesmiths
struck yesterday a. The attempt WAS mad to replace
the striking carpenters by 'auAbH." II contrAc-
tors Morton a Cheslsy fail to grant the demands of
the strikers to-day the building traces OF two other