The evening world., 1890-06-19
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

The uorsnshoets' linton has moved i,s h%s.dqusr-
tiers to Central Hall, la and l40 West Thirty
second street.
To-day the ~ciear.nakrrs Of Cohn A to Second
avenue, between Thtrty.siI AMI Thirty seventh
The staten island carpenters strike has resulted
in a.Victory for tho mon, who gained the nine.hour
wotkday and Saturday hAlf.hOlidsy.
Ahrsnch Of, the Culin,ry Alliance Of the United
States IA to he formed this evening at the hall on
atrect,
tiers aud Joiners 'Te voting upon the question
whether to appoint two walking delegates Instead
OF one, As one IL hardly able to F" get aruhnd."
has in;trugted, O., delegate 90 the lirdscn County
GENITAL Labor Union, - move in tnAt b ,dy for par
ticipAtlon In political action neat Fall.
psinters' linton No. 100 has. tined Claude Mead.
T'rG; G n,s %s,55'NW hft.Im soN Wei, . lanes e., msll,
Ing fAluc ynsrgrA aRAiuAt other mcmhsrn aud injur-
ing the linton by unnecessary oppos,tion.
This demands Of the employees Of the NichlcIn
men resumed work this morning. The strike at tho
shop 81 Eek 4 %. IL also over.
ploysd on the new Pnbl,c school On Deostut street
.nd Lewis sNenu", BROOKLYN, are on strike necau.n
"scAhr" have been employed to work IN tho roof.
The newly organized S,onorGttsrs' Union slectsd
yesterday evening tho. following nfHoerui Charles
icy. prssiient + naencr, y.e..rre.id.st 4
new members wsre enrolled. and the entire mem.
bership Is now about one hubdrod.
About ono hundred carpenters Ia the employ OF
Morris 4 %Sslo'si, Deb alb avenue, near Fulton
street, brooklyn, are on strike because Foreman
psy s5.
The plumbers and g,sHttcrs, mcet,rs which wa,
,tr"ct to protsst sssin-t tho is.msnd Of The S"asea
hat the men work i've hour. on s.turdays Tor tour
inauEurAted promises a. be successful.
The rns.s-neet,nE to 10 held noIt Friday at
1t is expected That v. Powdcfiy and Sam Com.
pers val engage = a r.est discussion rsssrdinE the
labor organizations represented by these leaders.
Gsrrenter.' Branch No 3l3 elected III, following
Wi'"c, Prtsiit"pt ETheodosrra' Gs s.nns ,s "sa :
Secretary e. Sh9ier. tinrncial secretary; !; OF
srtS.' CondS"tOr; Charles Gcnt,. Tru.t... Tho
ing from the Central Labor Union.
Tho walahout Market Employees Association
at Bcnncrs' RidEcwood Grove. The Committee Of
Charlie. K.tt. Eds,tdJ. Tisrnsy s: EnEcim.nn.,
meyer, j. BehrmAn m j. Klein.
The TaSs IN Q lag o. tn: lock d OF and striking
clo,km%ker, II b. HID TINS ecu nE at tls
j. ell Bs,ante'. ih-. ai-r = the strike. AMI
rioL; usr. d. semGel Glmpers hasa 40 hceu n
The PiAno-M Makers Union has differences With the
rrm o. strEuch Bros, from whose shop men have
been di.charged., 's It :. alleged. without cause:
men being tolerated in the 81 op whoa! sg,inst th"
pointed to investigate these complaints.
The .Iourneymen TsilorS' Protective and Benevo-
lent Union has decided. by a general yots Of ui5
against 2l5 that. In the fnture, all members doing
duty as pockets during any strike shall he compen-
shted for their services. At the nett meeting the
names of all bGahelmsn not yet belonging 20 the
organization are to be reported by the delegates
from the different shops.
The Brotherhood OF Painters and Decorators has
now lb4 local unions. the last ten OF which we're
organized during the last four weeks 81 P1uHhkesp-
sic. y. v. Evansville. Ind. Austin, TsI. Ports.
mouth, N. IL. Milwaukee,, Miss. nj. Louis, Mo.
Exeter. n. IL 1t. Paul, MINI. Dayton. o.
Stoughtou, Mas. The receipts In MsJ were
81 AZ. ~. while the expenditures amounted to
tha Building Trades Section OF the Central Labor
Union, and Il was all On account OF the min ut.s
sent out by Secretary Rohm, whose version mate
Italy diners from th.t Of Sscrstsry Archibald. Tho
latter accused Nice'ChairmAn StOtters Of tree chery,
consisting In his continuing last Sundays mrrting
Nett Sunday the meeting - the Central Labor
Union will undoubtedly be very lively.
The forty strikes which have occurred recently in
the cigar shops of this city Involved more or less,
only small factories; bat yesterday the men In the
largest Cigar faot' ~ OF this country went on strike.
They we're the ciEar-mhkers Of StrAiton 4 Storm.
There are about eight hundred people employed al
iloor" are out so far. but the others will probably
follow to-day.
The members Of tho LocksmIths and Railing
Makers Union assert that Boss MosIsin, whose
men arc on strike, announced that he would rather
throw away 81. 600 than grant the strikers the
nine hour day, Hut he seems to have changed his
mind. as the strike il over. Boss Moslein having
new names were placed upon the roll of the Union
this week.