The evening world., 1890-05-23
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

layers tolSIshtN at sol East EishtS.arst stres,.
The strike e the sils Layer + now bsinE con
The painters are on strike at Boss Trubsrg's shop,
Houston street. because he has employed 'scabs,'
New ~sections of tho Socialist Labor party ara
being organi'si At present at West Hobo%sn and
The Philadelphia frms whose cloakmakers are on
strike have threatened that they will never re-em'
pioy any OF the strikers.
An important meeting Il being held by the strik'
ing ciKar-makers OF 4. JAoIty. at 3lB Fast Fifty
tAurtn street, They are conslderiny proposition
made by the hrm.
The strike of the carpenters Of Cross. Austin A
Co. Of Brooklyn. eontinnss; also the boycott Of
the : ss S'hsT G BY shS ' sssSs Ss 81 me hsm material man
The Rrotherhood of Painters aud Decorators Il
~ngitating Tor laws intended TO prevent abe Adultsr
alton Of paints. linseed oil and white lead in sew
A mass-meetinE of waters will he held this even,
ing at Clarendon Hall to enlist the sympathiss Of
OF Chicago. Delegates OF the latter will address the
meeting.
At Claus spreoksrs Philadelphia sugar refinery
the workmen are complaining OF brutal treatment
hours per DAY aud only receive Is cents per hour.
Brooklyn. n. Y. Detroit, Mich. and Indian
where me next annual eonysntlon OF the Inter,
Monday, Oct II.
Two kris, FredsriSs Wolf and Martha Coleman,
have written to the Cloakmakers' Union that they
striko-shop Of Mayer. JonSsson 4 90 The Union
refused 10 accept the rssiSnasIons' and expelled
The $50 oig,rmakcTs of Powell 4 Smith. Second
avenue, between Sikty-touTth and SiIty-h tn
streGts. i9ipsd The strikers yesterday: because
BY the arm Tho strikers meet A HAMPERS Hall,
SiStI-thtrd street, between First aud Second
avenue,
The Committee On Parade aud Picnic. of the
Brookhn CeltT,l Labor Union, met at the Labor
c;rnmittess on prizes Tor eolhDsttnon and games,
celebration OF Labor DAY.
Numbers ~ brooklyn labor organiEAtionA ara
Ia kinr OF calling lnass-lnsetlngs for the purpose OF
u mAndinE ~ the cry auihorIties TO furnish ice as
they furnish wafer ilriug the summer months, In
ri,S Of the Ice monopolists threAthe ling the people
Win "a entirely aniustifsd increases OF prices.
No. 10. Il. ~, son rs. has organized three shop,
this Sesk, IhF Union " gaining new member,
because the boss wants 10 compel his men 10 woTk
t" ulve hours per day. Boss Iiehelfelder is beins
4ioyeotttd for refusing to grant the eiEht-houE york
1he Operative stone Mssons' Union. of Brooklyn,
hAs unanimously resolved to demand nine hours pei
mo effect yesterday. Gnd the demand has been
sranted y all bosses, except thoss haEins the Job
JOINS Chureh. WillonEhby, near StuyvssAnt ave
nue..
Fu rni'u re- worksrs' Union No. 3 gained seven
proposed The walking DELEGATE reports that basi
me- IL bEsk AMI that tho men A. sagerAl shops ATi
l,olt to Join the Union IN a body, To-moFTos
evening the monbsTs will attend the picnic o
Painters Union 10 +. which Is to take plAos at
the Brouklyn Labor Lycsum.
A. Z i4lnt NEE ing o. tho American. German and
ll-breX sections OF tbs 6ocialistie Labor Party
held yesterday evening at tile Labor Lyceum, II Hai
resolved. upon motion by Hugo NoEt. that eAnd
ia e. for paJii c Otces be nominated and voted fol
n-xt fAL A COMMITTEES "a appointed Il
m IKE arrangements for conference o
G~eleRatss INN all labor organizations desiring Il
co-oueTato vita the Socialists during the comiuI
political campaign. The committee Z e1mpO ed 0
August DslAhAT, AleENudeT Jonas, n. Hike gitz
l. Mllor. ETnsst Holm, EdsaTd TLimms. Hug,
Nogt, ~. Sehlustsr. j. MagOssn. A. WAIdInEsT
h. 81 St0ners and A HolssehmikOH.