The evening world., 1890-07-07
FROM THE WORLD Of LABOR.

FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.
There IL a probability that Gu.ld.is 4 Co. will
settle with their striking cigar makers to day.
Fr.mers' linton No. /, of Brooklyn, has appro-
pristed 600 to aid the striking tin, sheet and iron
ruofets.
last wees for the Carriage aud Wagon. Makers
Union.
The n%rootlyn 9 L Y issued an ,sppes, TO it.;
Member. OF the Union M Painter. linton not
attending tn-u'ght's speciAl meeNlhg VIII u q hneu
- cents each.
the llons,smt,hs, Union WIN SleG, d]G.es.tss to
~, Gsn'!'I labor Nn' S,s g." tnts Iamrn ns''''"E 90"
There is a complaint against Boss Baker Edel
stein. gu THIRD avenur, tor employing = helper VINO
does not bcloug to any union,
The Building Trades Section Of thu 9 J.. U Is
about to otEanizo the employees in all the lumber
YARDS OF this city. .... .
Nomination. were made at yesterday meeting of
Bakers luton No. ~ For Treasurer, II. Miers-
berger Tor Recording secretary. =. koerncr.
A committee Of w~orkingv omen will be organized
this evening at 20 Ast Fourth street for the pur-
poe OF collecting funds iot the starving cloak
makers.
received yesterdiy from the United MSohinists $50
and from lyman : ciRar-mAkets So .
George warner. John McAdams and John Ryan
were added yesterday to the Grievance COMMITTEE
Of the CentrSl Labor Union.
Bos. B,ker Chris Rang. Of Central avenue,
Base ; Tn on "a. IA he has complied with the
un on rules
Brsuch New York of III. Workers General Bcne.
1T Union, enrolled ten new mumbrrs yesterday.
The resignation Of Treasurer link was laid upon
the table.
been called Tor to-day at MLEEam'S Hal on East
Seventeen street aud at Mason's Hail ON last
Thirty.eiRhth street.
The United Oement.w Workers, Of Now York and
Bro9.lyn. held a ma'.i!psetins ye.1S,dSy SnH
street, to at a. their Walking delegate.
The boycott against boss Painter Mors'n was
w.snd i5Sn II M Mor. nTSoGSs .s commits, nnnsdi h a the
Union rules.
The Brooklyn Central Labor Union appointed 4
for that body. SIS the brooklyn Labor Lyceum is
not centrally located.
The National. Typographical Union of !@switAer,
land hiss now |, 100 members, with over 40, OlU
in it's TREASURY and a cooperative printing once,
whose surplus for the last hseal year amounted to
Cigar Manufacture A. weisberger, 22S East
Twenty-fourth street, hs advanced the wages OF
his striking employees, who went to work HsAin this
morning.
bakers Unions No, 3 and No. ~ complain that
the boycott against Bois ks ienbuiE, ot, Astoria, is
Illegal, because at the respective shops Union men
are employed.
Mrs. johanna Crete handed to the Strike Com
sum having been collected by hcr among the several
labor examinations.
At the last meeting OF the I.ockamiths' and Rail.
Ingmakers' Union the prnposit on was, made TO
change the name OF the Union to Architectural
Iron Workers Union.
MS v Nv Y luCHl NV W ~ INV
Brot h.rhood OF Carpenters and Joiner- are voting
np"n the Eropos,d'Sn ,%t a United i'Ado' oo"noi
Credentials for new delegates we've accepted yes.
,erd.y 4 the Bro3.lyn Central Labor Union from
Union, and Long Island City uaTimensT Union.
Conrad Holl. a Brooklyn boss baker. 4Uj Myrtle
avenue, notihed the ~CloAkmAker's Executive Com.
OF bread to-day.
The stairbuilders Of the Standard Wood Turning
Compsny' OF Jer,ey wy; are no" on sIiis1 Tor
Jennings have granted the sight hours
The newly elected officers OF Painters Progressive
T WsIis, VI Tie. . 1.s Gi H. f HsnE', m hrsI,di R.so EifSR
Secretary ID. Garland, Financial Secretary Wm.
Watkins, Treasurer.
The Blscksmiths and WheelwriGhts' Benevolent
terday a. Deskelmann's Colnssepm PARK, near
and their friends.
The local Boot and shoe Workers Union will be
s nu' 1 . I'M n sasn1n. AZ IA P . i lnu = Stres; 6y
GensrsI secretary ii. j, Stsfhaston. OF Boston.
pIOsfs''iyS Psintss.' UniO OSr Ne Sc, ? ; b.. slss.sd
President; John J. Muihall, Reoord,ng SECRETARY
+ Trs ? hoG'AI Eaw. lnnA @el. ssiLfsar'wS Al ri psIs..
gate,
Bakers Union No. 81 will call a mAss-meetinE of
purpose Of organizing a joint executive board. by
Quoted.
The new Off csrs OF the Tin and Sheet Iron
WorkeTs, Union are Anisl Almnnd, pT.sldent
Samaed Drsse. ,ies-f Lss,aehl pp oSd Mma.i"fai
Secretary; Meryyn Pratt, Treasurer JACOB Haas.
Sergeant alarms.
The Reliance Labor Club of Marble Workers
elected Will IAN Mason, President; John l.. Sulli
van. vic.-PEesidenti e. FHneheTe. Recording
Secretary; Henry Ellis. Financial Secretary; John
McAvsy. Treasurer: Peter Golden and Joseph
DUf. Trustees.
Some OF the most needy cloakmakers are Isaac
FaTbaI, 3 Attorney street, hye children and eleven
weeks without work Jacob KAsssI, 10! kiNIngton
street. ten weeks out o. employment and no money
to pay rent Mira Ereundlich, Isl Orchard street.