The evening world., 1890-07-01
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

The New York Frsmors' Union will elect new
officers neEt Sunday.
First meeting Of the AmslVsmsted Wood Csrvers
this evening At Clarendon Hall
Beer Drivers Uuion No. "a will DO admitted By
thu Brooklyn Central LABOR Union next week.
The United Derr.okmen's Benevolent and Pro.
tegtlve Association has donated $40 to the striking
brass.wotkers.
--Spcci,l meeting Of the Anaigamated Brsss-
WORKERS III. evening to discuss the situation in the
Manhattan strike.
The cement and asphalt layers arc ~ rik inc .rainst
the employment or acabs on ID, new 6uifdinss
At Tenth avenue and One Hundredth street.
The bakers At the shop Of p. Biehl. 478 Ninth
syenne, arc wotking Overtime, Witch is against the
union rue biehl will he visited BY a committee
The strike OF the cigsr.msk.rs, Of A Bondy,
Sevety thi d 'trect AMI Avenve A. hiss brsn settled
cents and III por thousand.
The Consumer C'gsr Manufacturing Company
street.
Tho troubles Amons tho Bfooklyn pnintsrs and
,Arnisher- Al oht thor dtnerencoa In thor scale Of
WAGES arc about to "" settled most OF to vAtni-h
ers promising not 10 work for les. than SO per day.
Joint m,ettng OF furniture. workpr.' Unions
Nos. .. ~. 2Onni - this ovruing 1T Clarendon
Hal for the putp"-f OF %rl"ct,ng a member OF the
Internal on1l Executive Board.
The apprentice course Of the IrtornAtionAl Tail
opsr Tub. Tor fnt,iT; o. reniiemsn's r1rments, vii
street. Ihe course will take two months.
The wages in f]Actoris, where electrical instru.
mentH ard srplsnc"s are made sre continually
A''Nh NNNNs AhN WV lHNNA III HIFN III NlhN u
warn young men against learning tn trade.
The Surgical lnstru ment. Makers Union has re-
seisei it, chatter from the Ain'ttcsn te GRAFTON Of
aud Buffalo announcing that local branches are
At out to be u ganiEed III those cities.
paintrts' Union No / admitted live new mem.
hers, one apprentice an two ormrr members yes
trtday evening. 4 nation to raSc ~" te'S o. Wis.
Labor Party.
ComplNint has been made by the Brewers Union
Tint tho fnNunlVFa pf IuTntuVa- WnNE... ITnt., o.,
:. employed at isochncr'. shop, fity.,h,Gi stree.
ther" 8 a union place opposite their shop.
Bakers, Union No, p3, viii take independent
po,,tiei It act'9n neit taLl Twelve ne. pembsr. are
,i,i,h street John Sehn.ider, go Sinth Avpn .:
, WY%; s senne'diI n w T ~ tiittstth street, and
bc boycotied for refusing to employ union men.
CiEsr.mAkers' Union No. IA granted the union
lal oil to fourteen, manu- arturers last week. The
a .gmgSo, OF rwo shops, me made SppL'cHtion for
not yet thorough, union -hops, The amendment to
No 90. WAS agreed to. Ten new mrmDers are GU
the toll
Dur ng their .trik" the Brooklyn tin and sheet
viii he doubled this week All building tiaier will
railroad depot has no roof. and It will not bs fin.
i.h-d by "scabs. a. this contractors cannot ind
any.
Yesterday was a quiet day for tho striking cigar.
maker, There were conferences with several
nrmr, out no result Was ATTAINED. The situation
Co., .Bondy 4 leierer. kstE Bros Hahn 4 Brus-
sell. Wagner 4 kAnder., Mohr, Mccoy, Heym,nn
BIO. i2wensiein. ,:ios. liiIsch, Jscoby 4 Book;
mann. E%.hslbach 4 Master. LeidenburE 4 Co. aud
Ftomer a Co.
The new officers Of the Rro' kiyn branch of tho
locksmiths and Railing Makers Union are: T..
Hoffman, S%scre'sry, II Differ, Treasurer; y. Gross,
ut'nniH,@%di ir. saT''Ks K. isisMoi.ST.o Bsios Ds,I 70 n. T. I. i tor
Lyceum Association. II. Richter. Delegate to tho
Building Trades The Union gave sl6. 90 to the
striking trainers OF Hamburg.
The firms whose representatives signed the agree
msnt with the striking suspendernAkers yesterday
EldrifE. street l.. Rosenbaum. II FORSYTH strssi :
Morris Bros. 2i7 Church street KAiEenbrrg 4
Co. II Crosby, street l. Baum, 3ID East Hous.
ton sire I y Loebel. % Orchard street =. Ssidel
4 Son, SO Wooster street. and Frieiel 4 Co. -
Chry ~ 10 street. The men KNin an advance ut 20
and % per cent. Three additional firms will prob
ably s.ttle with the STRIKERS to-day.
The Twenty third Ward Park, One Hundred and
yssttrdAy with the members of turniture- Workers
Union No. and their ircnds, who enjoyed hem
selves o. The AnnuAl picnic at The Union. which had
loln-d with woody orksr~' Union No. 10 In max.
thorsand persons at the grounds, The Committee
q A..ranEsment. c Insisted Of ". thinner. q. NJ
Shofter.. Is. DiekmAn. Charles Schroeder. Il. Be-
mIsch. Charles Lsrsch aud Otto OlschA-
Over one thousand persons visited the picnic OF
the Williamsburg frsmers' Union At Brndor's
eeeied ny q parade. The COMMITTEES Of Arrange
msnts con lsted OF Char 80 Mels-uer. Philip BrAhm.
There We . delegAt lons re'snt rom The New York
aud brooklyn Framsrs' Unions; LAhorcrs' Union
No, . Bricklaysrs' No. g, Carpenters. branches
picnic was AgreAt suceass.