The evening world., 1890-06-10
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

The German Painters Union voted S25 yesterday
to tho locksd-o -out cioaEmaksrs.
The nrcoklyn1 Horse Shosrs' Union has a sriey
anre against LeWet Bros, who are employing
non.nnOn mcn,
Baker Bo.s RedslberE.r.. s3o Eighth avsnus. has
Bakers Union.
The ioint Shoemsk.rs unions will have their
annual picnic neit Saturday evening at tho gardens
oi the brooklyn Lauor LJceum.
The brooklyn oigsrmakcrs' n ons expect to have
parade.
Ny. Kocher and y. Fi,hei have been elsctcd dele
bv tho Germsn Painters linton.
Horssshc.rs' Union No, 2 has indot sod tho nom
ths Euclid Association Of Shot m ,kers.
Peter ott and q. B.umcr have been elected by
hs snSSys to s, them In
Several member, OF Brewers Union No I have
be, fined IS each ior working overtime at oehm
a Lsibipk.i Brewery.
An offer with q view OF com promising tho de-
mand. OF their striking ciGar-makrrs va. rejected
yc'terday by the men At KAUFMAN bros. shop.
Stark 4 Son asked for committee Of their strik-
Ing etEar-nih keTs yesterday. who will meet the
members OF tho Arm to-day.
A. Brown'. cigar t.e!cry. BcyIinE 'lip; the men
day. without beiuE compelled u strike.
For ihs beneht Of the widow OF Thomas Pearce. .
yeltsnoTn labor orG,niter valnable tea set will
be rahiod Tor ON june Ia IN Newark.
Firecn Newark ho.s bakers have now signed the
asr-m.n with tho BaVers' Union making their
shops strictly union places.
The hammer in possession q the ladies' h.nd.tIrn
will be carried In the Labor Day parade.
On Lgly Ia picnic viii take place at the Twepty-
street and I'd avenue for the bsnoht Of the locked
out cloakmAkera.
The 9rssTpt,hstLon cGmmitter 81 the Newark Csn-
. to orEaniEo the workmen OF hsnslsr's Brewery.
Ths cutters N ths o'oakmakinE establishments.
seeord'uE u an sFreemnnt with the 0oskmAkers'
the iocked:out men.
gsrM,kers, Union Ma ;l4t admitted three
newly o,EAniIed shspa Jestsrday and granted two
nismDers were gained.
Cigar Makers, Union No, l32 hss "a, 400, A. in
week aud son the s'PsSs %as.s Of
many Of their monbsrs 81 and 81 per week.
A now labor paper has been issued In Cncinna att
Sy ar,. Mary I. iepeo who Is well known in New
LriRg FIsns.
of the %,F: m md rhS
Msn.s.r iii II :. Js".Il ysstsrds1 bSs Gn no s.,isf.e
tory agreement could be reached
The Topographic Cleo club. composed OF mem
excursion TO Kfumms Park. Staten Island. on
sunday. june 10.
To-day a Committee from the Csrrisr. and
t.ndsnt OF Ih- Singer Sewing Machine Uom psuy ,
ask him ihat the wagons ior that concern bs made
in union shops.
Tho settlement of the strike Assinst Peck. Martin
4 CO., which took plNcs yesterday, means a spIen-
all victory tor he well organized building trades
by whom thlL hrm has boen dsteTmInedly fought
during the Ist three years.
Tho strike of Rossnthsl Bros ciKAr-m,kers has
been settled in favor Ot the strikers, who resumed
work yesterday. Also Deutsch Bros ciEAr-mAkers
gained the advance asked for. This demands OF
Goldterg's strikers were also granted.
A mass me- citing of custom tAilOrs was held yes-
t.rdAy evening at a6l East Forty first ,trest Res
al atoms adopted protesting against the Eus-
pension nI a member OF tho TAiloTs' Benevolent
and Prot ectiVe Union at PAttersons shop by the
central body Of that organization.
Now ciEAr-mAkeTs' strikes Wero reported yester-
day from tue shops Of the Consumers CiEar Com
pAhy, SiAtythird street, betw Second And Third
avenues: Monsh- 4 Co.. Avenue ID and Tenth
street; Mccoy \ Co. Avenue q, between Eleventh
aud Twetth streets; L, Drummer 1 Co., Seventy
tecond street.
brewers Union No. has appointed number of
special GO nmitt-ss to Assst in organizing tho bar
ber- in the ueiEhborhood OF the union breWerieH.
For the assistance Of the rloAkmAkeTs the union
appropriated $40 aud for the striking bTAssWork-
eTs e20
Tho locksd-out furniture workers say that the
msnutActuroIs we're asioundsd when they saw that
oEer two hundred outside men struck yesteTdfy in
sJmpAthy with their locs sed'Out comrAdss. Al the
headquarters OF tho Union in EAst 33d street
IL was stated that speedy settlement is TT5bAb-,
AlthouEh tho manu- 'AetuTers have Ts-AsssTted that
the lockout will continue