The evening world., 1890-07-21
FROM THE woato or lAsoR

been made . union shop by Bakers Union No. 30.
The willisnshurs, E%tsmsrs' Union report, that
accidents.
The German Pi.stsr-r,' Union, Of Brootyn, ia
shout 70 he reorssniEsd by the Building Trades
Or. and after sspternber 1 the members Of the
ti,.htters' linton will strike on all jobs given to
snb-contractors
Firenen'u Union Nc. has assessed its msn,bers
Union.
tOtsms9 II; w.t,sl vas hnsd 60 yesterday by
the New York Trainers Union for beatius one OF
the apprentices working under MIN.
iathers. Union No l., tho BROOKLYN Cement
tbs Brooklyn building Trades section yes erdsy.
The Brook ,yn r%oofers' strike II now in its ninth
nssa. anu tnc nien hold ont brsvey. To All Sp-
Bosses Miller. 4On Ev, rrreen avenue. and Buell.,
the union label by b h'r-' onion no. "a.
Bsriendsrs, uniou. No. / has decided to Join the
political conference NJ the Socialist Labor party.
Lhs RtooklJn Branch Of the Architectural Iron
on July 80 at tho Brooklyn Labor Lyceuni.
The firm Of Jacrsn Bros. Avenue A, between
Scent. fourth .nd Sevsnty.hfth streets. offered
was unanimously rejected.
New del gate. were admitted by the Brooklyn
Ientral lah.r Inion, y.sterd,y from .Cartmcn'.
Waters Union No. =.
~ union Members taking par, IN the parade on
Isabor DhN in BROOKLYN will he admitted to the pic.
mic in tho afternoon free OF charge.
J.. Glsnm-yer has resigned hir position as shop
CCT1 sa..n Z e. SIS Ais ed p"ttsr BLsysrf, un.U1 NJ: a.
elected In hts place yesterday
The New York Trainers Union elected H.. Kern,
N. Dohnfs!d and y BoSsler yesterday 10 repr,s mt
them a. the political conference OF the Socialist
Labor party.
Progressive Lsborers' Union No. ! has withdrawn
Is d,leGat' . rom tho 20 i;icnl conference with the
soc,.Iist. ecau-o the after have resolved To join
hands with the NAtiunsltsts.
The unitei German Trades Unions Of Brooklyn
teso',eh yesterday e boycott FelE.uspsn'S. Brewery
inasons are employed At that place.
nd fr' S'sr,, u",Sn No 70 L Of BroGAlyS h.. it' AN an,
are caught votains thi. afternoon will he lined 81
each. X. james has been elected walk nr delegate.
RsksrS' Union No. "a elected yesterday Fred
cisl Seei starry. John weth Hank smith and Fred
Graf. Delegates to the Rrooklyn Labor Lyosum
Association Alot' PongratZ, Trustee.
There will probably bc = strike on the new wing
otthe Art Museum in Central Park, as "seah"
sooi.t. have been employed, by ,uonir.otor John
CiEsr. Makers Union No. lad has notified the
Central Labor Union that ITS members
n n.y nor Snt NM ,h, . ~ ths Psssd : Of 2 that body ~ Is, or
The newly electsd officers Of Ctrtmsn's Union
lynch. Vice. Pre.Id'nt John .Murrhy, Rscordins
John. Buchanan. Financial Secretary
W. II. blanchard. Treasurer.
psh ~, INC Az hnl TOTteT breWery F.t1plONNes
hssoci,tion and ,Ioutneymen Brewers' Union No, j
clatin the jurisdiction over the mon working at thr
ahead.
The Building Trade Council. o. B,s,klyn. asks
~ and l2 In the forenoon. at $50 Fulton street.
Brooklyn.
At .h. last sent. annual Meeting Of bakers. Union
Presid.nt Y: Kliteh. yis.. resident 7. LS%6ert..
fATN IL EnA p
The Urspia Quartet. composed Of members Of
Waters Union No /. h.s' elected ob... Funk.
i.soEsl, seore,s,y; o. Lens, Librarian X. Volt
Leader.
For the beusat of the Benevolent society Of
I'd. at Silver Spring. near BOwery Bay Beach.
e1 TsS new r. Ga4 a.. q TYpos sTses.. NJ VIZ - P.s.l FEsRt
ioSn Claus, M:;qsr.r q labor hsfs.a A. Gosiish.'
Jos. ntiner and John Matasek, Trustees.
Union No 10 Of the BAKERS National Orxaniza-
ylc.. resident .. ssllsI; FInsReisl S%rerci.Ty John
J. Waiter. Corresponding Secretary.
LocL Assembly 10, 1877. composed Of waters,
r. s s.mssr.. 'e T1::. ! :.Easas; + B''iaid Il Shu &al.sr
Financial sesrei.ry Thomas Scott, ,kreord,ng Sec
sergeant-atArms
At the last mee.iug Of the Riyht Hour gonfsrspce
Brewers Union No. l, Ale and Porter Union No.
Is II Suhtpm NAIUihutFh nto anu hFDHftts'NB
L,borsrs' Union No. l reported in favor OF dis ,oly-
i.E The eonf.rence and for an Indignation with
the Central Labor Federation.
According to the new constitution OF tn. Archi-
viii ss. saa,hs monthly due. h;Ts besn hIsd
account OF strikes will DO charged slO each.
The trs.eo ps'ntsrs Of Bo:s n.lss;t BTootlyn.
D" ordered on s,rIss y be should a. to dis.
be gave einpleypsnt contraEy 10 the rules Of the
min the hOCiallat IAbDf marty in ia Dnlltlgal artlnn
n.It Fail,
A successful m~ass-mestinE of maohinists took
Issrr Tosi. OF L I'd.sl5' X OF l.. presided.
nd speeches ssrs made " Prot osTnde, John J.
hers we're gained for the union.
Furniture Workers Union No. 7 hss deferred the
iiseuss Q z Of the eight'hour question for another
makers will b. collscisd together With the 20 cents
svy tor de,r ying the expenses OF the coming Inter;
Ts~s collected FOR h, c~loakmskers.
The officers els,ted by Painters Union No; 4 are
%hssrty Prss,dsnt "n. H. Wooes,
il. Hunt. Financial Secretary Geo. II. h itIsr.
F tssS s.sT''.'y rs,ia fyss5 ,insg:s,S.
Sage J.@os fss.a and j. coIn-. Guards.
red is .ots r.istnr haioSec, from Flsis,hmsnm'
'east. The ~coInmitt's - whom n raising o. the
s6"n Augu t Dsf,bar. Gsnsral S. s'stsry Of the
he internAiinnA' Bakers Union, asked for the reA-
ION 10y Ehich the committee nAn Deeu ActuAtsu.
The Cypress hin Branch. of tho National Granite
Ittsrs' Union, complains that about one buudred
Lnd nifty ronvIetz are working on kTATestonss and
monument, at the sing sing Prison, Contractor
sra .nlrd paying ~ cents for each man per day.
The Le.islati's Committee, OF the Brooklyn Central
Union. Is inTsstisAtinz tho matter.
The cigar OF George r. L los. who gained
IN advance last week. vent out ON strIk, again last
saturday to compel i've discharge Of two ''seAbs. >"
When they had heen discharged work was resumed.
The 700 bohemian Work men employed by Mr.. Lies
ienand that the foreman be discharged. who. they
IsssTt. has used insulting lsnEuAEs Agains them.
he Gsrman and Hebrew employees say that they
NOV Of no objections TO the foreman.
The Eotion-naksTs strike At Strauch Bros. fac
sTy We. discussed at . large m~Aas-msetlng of tn f,
Plao Makers Uniol yesterday. held at Wendst's
lriks, Il wss said, originated IN consequence OF =
reduatlon OF 81 per cent. the men cling told ~
he foreman that they could go II they did not like
he rsduct 81. Aud 50 they went Then q COM
rom ss vas made upon SlB per week. The men
work, DTt Hent on strike HgAin, because,
Is they say, the nrm failed to keep is promise.
}esolltiOns were adopted TO boycott StTAuch
fos : setIous in all shops under the Jurisdiction
II the P~iAnomAkers' Union. III, union Is support
az the strikers hnAnciAily TO The tune OF 500 per
ssek, having levied a weekly assessment of "a
isnts until the strike Is won BY the men.
There wssA laTEe attendance of members from
nsny Knigh' ct 1Abor Asa smblIss OF New YORK
md entity at The tenth annual picnic OF the Al
iAnee Labor Club, the plonesr Assembly I. bB2. /
Inch vas heIt on saturday at the south BTooElyn
Para Among the visitor. we're George
:. MuTraT. ". " OF ID, A 40 Louis = Post.
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