The evening world., 1890-06-09
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

thing from sroocrs who sell l%oytotted bread,
Miss Van Kitten announced at ye'tsrds's meet.
ing OF the Brooklyn &. l. U. that she Ia about u
orr ani,e the brooklyn school teachers
Tho firms OF nark 4 Co. and Potter \ Go. will
confer With the ,trikins cigar makers during the
course of the day.
During tho last three months TRAINERS Union
No OF Brooklyn has deposited $40 IN several
savings banks.
NJ S SEiyn '. ifoS Bbadt.lo. OG %Ssfs he SS' .a scsSsGGsdd IN
settling the strike OF the mill hands.
Bakers Union No, ! P.,2pG,ss to rsi.c ,hsiT
weekly dues! = motion TO that eject WIN be ohered
At the neat meeting OF the Union,
Forster 4 nilson,s .chs,rir.k,r, made dsnsnd
ypsteprlsy. Witch was immediately srsntcd
Comm,t,ecs are hard At WORK among the unions
Of the piasterrrr, yArnirhrts ani revefA! oth"r
trades AskinR them to assist the loeked.out fun
tute- workers.
Makers Union No. ~? has been instructed by tho
J,ilt Executive Board ut the Bakers Union to hd
mt only m. mherS working IN the district appur-
tioued to that n on.
On Aug. so the member. OF the different Baker
Union OF thi. city viii have . Joint picn,c, Inc
plsec Tor he same has not yet been designated.
S"vernl trainer bosses Of Urton Hill want their
mn to work nine hours on SATURDAY, Int the
eight hours.
.SGy.s,' linton Nc I r., mad ma t,n s.rsgsr ,"S r:
beneht OF The lock ed.out c'ONkniAkets.
On july = the delegates Of the labor %orE.niEa-
tom desiring to participate in the Brooklyn Labor
Day. parade viii 10 ia Joint meeting at the Brook
Ign Labor Lycsurn.
The request Of tho Empire state Association, who
desires to be transferred to the Bnil,d'nF Tados
Secti,n, WAS granted yesterday by the Q. L. U,
The Union Hill Painters Union has resolved to
shops under It's Jurt'dtotion, as the season Is too
far adv snced to expect success.
Mschinists' Progressive Union No. !. Of Brook.
Ign, has appointed a with instrgstions
to calf upon the AmalEamated Mnchinists' Union,
and ash them to amalgAmate with Union No. L.
The F~ouudrymen's Union has indorsed tho new
constitation, Of tho U. Il U With the exception. OF
tn, political pledge the Uniop also Endorsed the
women's surface petition.
1. Ernest has boon elected Marshal 70, n,
nual picnic of the Union.
The Hebrew Typographical unIgn he. elected r
L rn.36 ris'.f Tfsssuf r; Nr RrsG.' Gordon siSdP''Ri;S SsStdiS q:
Brooks, Manager OF Labor Bureau.
The dry.Roods firms OF Arnold, Constable 4 Co.
W. 4 j. Sloane. and b. Altman 4 Co., will close
every SATURDAY AZ noon Tor the months OF june
Carpenters' Union. No. aO1. has resolved to fine
those OF 70 member. Who work more than eight
ting the eight.hour rule.
the Sebastian Bach Musical Club q h.yiny, pisysd
below the Union scale Of wages Tbs brooklyn @.
l.. u. will investigate the matter.
After yesterdays proceedings Of the @. l.. U. the
dclex steS who were In the minority held . secret
pressed that another split OF the central body was
H.. bthnut, WHOSE IurnVUre fhctOFy ~ lOchteu ~
One Hundred and Sixteenth street and East River.
hRs raised the wages o. his wotkmen TIVE cents per
cents per hour. The men did not strike.
At the. headquarters Of the locked.out olo,k.
makers it was reported Yesterday that ~ al probs.
render.
Beer Drivers Union No. | resolved yesterday 70
the Socialists in their proposed political action
next Fall The contract with the prDprietlrs of the
breweties has been renewed Tor another year.
Tha . . - oa,a mt nna urnNEar.n - 2liI.Nsk. a Ta ". !
iactory, about one hundred and ~ffty.ive fam
lies. demand the same wages a. paid by Landau 4
irin will give their answers to-day.
The Csrmsn Painters Union. Of Brooklyn. has
Ierm.nent va K ng delegates In order to effectively
patrol all io0s in both, cities. For this position Of
The Brooklyn Labor Lyceum adopted . rsso ution
yesterday indorsinR tire action OF Collector Eur
lardt in returnin 9 the seven glass blowers who
,ame TO this county last week undsr contract from
giuIn.
The BROOKLYN Framsrs's unions have lodged COM
against several Members OF Brioklayers'
the interesta OF the framsrs. The matter is
inder nvestiEAtion.
The New York FEamers' Union has elected A,
Hill and W. Rsincts delegates TO. the Brooklyn
labor Lyceum Association, and ). hetd-nroin and
he Metropolitan Savings Bank.
New delegates were admitted to the @. l.. u. yes
ertay TO n, tho Bartenders' Union and Cigar
Makers Union. No. IA. Tbs delegates OF the
)Aulkers' A ssociatiou were refused admission he
ause their organization does not meet at a union
Machine weodsorkers' Union No. 10 and Wood
turner's Union No. ~ resolved Yesterday TO ANAL
'ainAte on the hrst ThnrsdAJ In July. when they
ThIrty-third street.
The millwrights at Jewsll's Mills are on strike he
ause the manager; IN order to compel the men TO
ten hours, although ne granted mine hours
sessbs" "" rom NM Sils s aa who "5T s1s wiiiip nHm 70 sof 1t
long as tho Poss desires 1t.
Progressive LAhorsrs' Union No, l has elected
'aoob Bsns.nssr, Vice Prs.tdeni; Charlie. Storm.
..eoSf Fishes s%s' FIn.9 a John rpic S..l i, M Irs.,D, .nd
v Raditschka. financial CommitieI Louis Bants.
! L. u. jacob Schulz. RscorainsS sssrst.Iy c'"'
The tenth anniversary Of the Advance Assooi-
outh Brooklyn sshustzen Park, Third avsnus and
!ttieth street, south Brook}n. This, Central
Thor organiHations OF New YORK BTooiiyu and
srs'V Guy will be represented by delegates.
Cissrm.kers' Union. No. 90 is a~SitAtins for the
he International CIEArmAkFry' UnIop, accordinE
, which ~; 600 are, to be sst aside from the
oIEAnlI..ion Of new unions In New York City,
y oonsequenss Of the recent sucsssstuI strikes the
nlon has gained over thrss hundred members.
New delegates. were admitted ysstsTday to the
!ndson County central Labor Union from Bakers,
.oTlon 20 Ga,ts ~; S1L's q 81. Gl.{ sd rEs%sri I. SS'IP and
III unions represented IN shat central body report 4
htehuy increase OF tnelr membaTshtp. At the
meeting il will he decided Whsthsr the Hud-
IN q q l.. U, will participate In political action
ChAs. LshmAnn has locked cut his
'ment workers for refusing TO work Tor the Man
stan BTASs Compsny, whose men sE. on strike.
he Artificial Stone-AIAsonS' Union hAs threatened
osa Lehman with a general siTixs OF the building l
AIDES on all OF his Jobs II he fails to reinstAis the
men fo-tAN. aud thay will ne supported !
tins elton BY the Central Labor Union. !
A. yesterdays meeting Of the BrooL'y Central :
ahor Union u was reported that the ON GERS OF ID.
"bl, X. Of l., have made an AETesmsnt With 4
10 c.othinR nTm of smith, Gray a Co. making !
sir store a union place; but the Agreement vas
u indorssi a. the clothink-cutLsFs Of the hTm q
we been denied tue right Of appealing To their .
MON IN case Of arising differences. The clothing .
tiers aud the members OF The LyGsuIn Club also /
otest against the az rsement. !
A lockout has taken place in 23 furniture
ctorles OF TINS city becAuss the Union insisted
,op is demand Of having an obnoxious foreman
from the employ OF RouG 4 20. The
lnibeT OF the men l9Sksd out Is about three hun,
Hsrter BIo,., 4, KiBDsh 1 sons, Tisdt !,
4rkthAier, tlin. kitson a Co, Rsdly I
KuIolgn HilbrAnd. d, sekmiir, julius :
Co, kd~sTi Li,snsE kiliAl Bros KertehsT I