The evening world., 1890-07-10
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

The irouwothets strike a, JstEson's shop ia to he
settled tu-raN
The Is, a-.n,kcr, Of Inn q ser a Kahn lsro col.
lrst'd STA .ur tno clchknaNEts.
Tho Workers MusiciI Protective Unior has
OF Lslor
'o.Al uri on ofthc Journsymcr Rakcrs' Intcrna.
tionti Gn.on 10 about TO I, . ofEaniEci at Mount
Vernon.
Ernc-t Kur,cnsunnc has been rcnomip,ted for
the office OF N,tonal seer try OF the Joutneymcn
Jrewsru' Unol.
Dr. j. Nj. LiuLermAn. az Pitt stroot. has offered
his professional ,etviceS g the loekcd-out cloak.
makers TratuitUusly
Offer. OF a compromise made by Bondy 4 Lederer.
and Hahn a Brussell to their str ,uE ciEAr.mskers
yesterday have been rejected.
Secretary Dclsher. of tho Bakers National Union,
has received lOttorB from NAlt Lake Gtty, ArCor ling
to which a bakers union has been to,mcd theio.
The new oficers Of Baker, Union No. ~ are
Leopold SArnn. President WIN tfAier. Recording
Secretary Chps Michael. Treasurer, Joseph
Amman, Financial Secretary.
The L~ooksmith.' and Failing Makers luton has
meet nR o. tho Union fourteen new names we're
Uluced upon the roll
There are about forty "proGressiyr" labor
night political cOn,rtcnts OF the Socialist Labor
Party at Clarendon Hal.
miEsr. o. WSS,,i. N excl 4 Gross, Who have made
q contract with = io,l brewer to iurnIsh them uo,t
for their annual y c1ic.
The EIe,t tive Board 81 C~iEarmakers' Union No.
30 has caliel = sp, oial meeting foi this evening to
consider IMPORTANT matters IN regard To the cigar
makers strikes.
Dsk-rs' Union No. sb has elected Joe LvpoI.
Pr Sldent; u. Gisiger, Corresponding and Record.
& H.rb"rt. Treasurer; George Sleb and Charles
Hill. Trustees.
About s3I0 we're recs lied by the Executive Com.
enough money Oh b ,ni TO ray half OF the locked.
out people their weekly bopsnt.
The boycott against Boss X adenhurR. Of Astoria,
has bvcn withdrawn by tho Joint Executive Board
OF the Bakers Union, because Mt. kadenburE now
employs none but union mon.
frank McArdle has been elected President OF tn.
Martin. Wee Pro.idsni John orsy. Recording
secretArJ Patrick Whalcn. Treasurer Patrick
Ward. SorEesnt-at.Arms.
III Executive Board OF Cisarmsk nrs' Union No.
w ~. s sn. ! ,1,tS oss me-" rn,d me M o.s yss,sTd :
annual excursion VI the union. which promises to
be = grand Affair.
evening rt ClArsn ION Hail to protest as.ins tue
alleged unjust oitment OF tho Russian Nihi!i.ts
courts Of Paris.
c~iFnr-mHters' Union. Nc. 10. will discuss nsIt
Tues ay whether or not to favor an assessment OF
10 cents, to be levied Tor strike purposes. A I It's
last meeting the Union gained thirteen new mem.
bers.
The Pie Bakers Union resolved yesterday to stop
hober, Henry Ruler. Ed. Vessel, j. schnsidsr.
Tho BROOKLYN Roofers' Union ha. rrsol vol TO In.
sist upon Their demand for tho siEht-hour day.
although their bosses sent them . commupicstion
York bosses II tho eiEht-hour day we're introduced.
The Dry-Gooda and Boot and Shoe Clerks Early
Closing As-os alton of Yonkers has Joined the
Ne.tchester Cental. labor Ilnion, The storea oil
Fielder. Clune and McHu5h, Bros are to be closed
early through the efforts OF tho Yontsrs labor men.
Political conference OF aha Nationalists this s,su.
Ing at Room 81, Cooper Institute. This labor men
| faynring the pTopositiln OF tho Nation Aists arr
mostly kniEhts Of Labor educated nv the teAcbiDKS
school"
CLOAK makers and RaTm qnt. workers mas I'm Get
Ing this evening at Clarendon Hall. 1AbleauI
wants upon tho platform will wildly picture thu
different phases OF the terrific. struggle OF thees
poor creatures Agars: tho odds OF AbominAbls
social conditions and combinations.
Tbs contemplated lockout OF about one thousand
clothing CUTTERS 10 but . consequences of the strike
Of tho cloAkcuttsTs who went out to assist the
lo,ked out eloskmakcrs. The clothing cutters HAYS
pledged themselves not to- take work from any OF
the lockout hTms and Tor thAt 'erims they ara