The evening world., 1890-03-18
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

A Labor Bureau will soon DO established at tho
Brooklyn Labor Lyceum.
Baker, yri9n Ne -, e Astoria has adopted
There are many silk-ribbon weavers out OF employ
meht at present In New York and vicinity.
4 clothinE cutter was suspended yesterday by his
union In Brooklyn for working with q "scab."
Tho Silk.Ribbon weaVers and other textile
workers OF this city have united in demanding eight
hours on May l.
Furniture work ers' Union No. Z hold. special
walking delegate,
The oIRarnAkers of Jensen 4 Co.. IN Seventy
third street went on strike yesterday against a
Portland Cement MAaons' Union No, ! has asked
tbe different PLastereIs' union. to unite with them
In demanding eight hours on May !.
Brewers Union No. l has appointed numerou,
spottinE committees, to ind out whether certain
union men 81 other trades are In the habit VI
TIE Brootlyn Clothing CATERS Progressive Clui
has refused TO tH,se IL initiation fes to s5. Tne
oohsslaTn' = hhnnIxt W. attsmRt to GrIiye at a,
to be abandoned.
This wages Of the trainers who lost one day
at the Fast India Wharf Brewing Company win lie
paid by this Mlllers and Millwrishts' Union. whose
members were successful In their strike.
The question whether or not to leave the National
Firsmsns' Union No, I'm the negative. The hr ~
naming With tbs National organization,
The old Dominion steamship line has been can
vA.slnE Am9nE lts emp oyess TO md out whsther or
not they belong to any union. Although many OF
them arr union men none have dArpd to Arkuowl.
edge the fact. as they are In fear OF dismissal
Secretary. George w. Reid. Of the Sailor, and
FlTonlen's Union, went to Philadelphia yesterdsy
TO orEAntEs a branch n that port, From there he
unions have come from PrOVidenrn. Il l. Mem
phis, Tenn, RocHlAnd, Me. aud Portland. Nj,
The trainers who are on strike At one of Ro..
tools at the saloon Of j. Strashirr. \ II shs.r
S,Grs,, yesterday: gun ne temArS th(t II they do
either. ~
The state Board Of Mediation and Arbi,,,,,on
cOmlnrnces this morning at Judge StecklsTi can't
tn take evidence In regard To tho ,hiTtmAksrsi
strike. Financial AID Is balng rendered TO the
strikers by many labor organ iEAtions. and they srs
determined to hold out until the coutrArtors grSn1
rules. ~
A. yesterdays meeting OF Mnlers and MiLxriyb,.,
Union No. the SecsrtAry was instructed To con
millers aud millwriEhts In Germany. who num-
Der over eight Thousand already This Ifuinr
also r'solysd TO withdraw from the Central LaEoT
Union, They Will demand ~ 50 for mine hours IN
April L. The following Once 5 we're elected n
St9uL Recording SeeretATS &. SChlenkaT, FinAn-
elal SeeretAty. " Suesse, Treasurer ". GAbai-
man. seFseAh'-Al-Afmsi Joseph hAhFmAgen,
The eight-hcur conference Of furniture vorko,.
no" consists Q delegates from Furniture Mnrisr.
u,nlons Nos, q, ~, ~. Pl.ssmAn Assoo,AtIon of
three branches OF the NArnlshsTs' Tnion Atths1 naSt
meeting OF the Conference a ~ solution VA, hdoDtsd
recommending a psTmAnent amAlg AmAtion 81 IN
furniture workers in order TO regulate tha nom. -,
labor, incretss wages and do NAY vim msnv ssI
nov prevailing At most OF the shons. Commute
have been scot to the Now York woodesrTsTsiA n,
slelAtion, furniture Workers Union. M y sn1
No, 20 and TO the old FuHiturt WoTks TS,i n .d u
UuiOn to ssk them to Join the conference