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

breWery tnHinSNra Union, NO % VIII .nne hny
thing from grooets Who ssii oycousd bread.
M.. Van EttCn announced at yes,srday's meet.
orr sn,,e the Brookly n school teachers
The firms OF IiArt 4 Co. and POTTER Co. will
confer With the striking eigsr-mskefs during the
Daring the has, three month. tr,wera Union
No ! OF Brooklyn has deposited s+io IN several
savings hanks.
pSSoEiTn pSEiIT 'GTnT rom nMao, ~6etr he succeeded in
settnns the strike OF the mill hands
nkSrs Union motion n" SGpS,S, pssc, W sS 1. e9ed
at tue neIt meeting OF the Union.
For,tet,S Hilson,'s c,st 7 .nsksT; made. demand
ye.trr,lRy which was immediately granted
Committees ar, hard at work among the unions
ot the plAsterera yMntShers an setetn, nthIr
turr.wurkers.
p.kcts' Union No. ne hs. been instrrycted by ~
4, 1t Executive Board uf the Bakstf' Union to ed
mil only mcmhera working in the district appU,.
toned to thai n on,
On Aur. 10 the IN, mbcr. OF the different BsEcr.'
place Tor tho same hS. NOT yet been designated.
Several Trainer hosses Of " ION mn want their
mn 10 Tpt1 n,ne aSnIs & on Stysd "a, otI TI' ony
eight hours.
Isborcrs' Union No has made arrangements
for IN excursion. to take place on june ~, ior the
beneht OF the ocksd-uut cloakmAkers
On July \ the delegates Of the labor ors,nita-
tons desiring to psrticpSts ~ me nr.9s n nan1r
lyn Labor Lycuum,
Tho request of the Empro st.te Associ.tion. who
desifes to be transferred to the BnidinF Itades
Sccti,u, was granted yesterday by the q. L. U.
The Union Iill Painters Union has resolved to
abstain from demnnding uniform wages IN me
far adv Anced to expect succesr.
Mashinists Progressive Union No. !. Of Brook.
to c;sip upon the ANA ESmatcd Msghnsls' Union,
aud ask them to Hmalgamate with Union No i.
The Fonndrymen's Union has indorsed the new
constitution ofiho g. l., U with tho execution OF
womcnH suffrage petition.
has ScSG Planted Ns Sa" teT Hr
take place on June 10, at the occasion OF tine AN
nuAl picnic OF the Union,
The Hebrew, Typographical Union has elected +.
Lipsehne,E. ,rrsssnrsIi g Gordon: Rseo.dinE
Brooks, Manager OF Labor Bureau.
The dry.goods firms Of Arnold. Constable a Co.
W A. sloane, and b. Altman ~ ~ 0S,, wiz VI , close
July August and September.
Csrpenters' Union. No. 2O1. has resolved to fine
those oi its members who work more than eight
ting the eight hour rule.
Painters Union No, \ accuses the memhers OF
the sehsstisn bach Musical Club q h,ynr % played
l.. u. will investigate the matter.
After yesterdays proceedings of the 9. l.. u the
delsgA Ates who were In the minority held n secret
meeting. when the opinion was frequently eI.
pressed that another split OF the central body was
imniinsnt.
l.. brandt, whose furniture factory. Is located at
One Hundred and Sixteenth street and BaSt nivor.
has raised the wage. OF his workmen two cents ps,
cents per hour Theme did not strike.
At the headquOrte,s OF tho locsed.ont olosk.
biy the clothing cutters will on strike to-day in
order to compel the contractors and firms to sur-
render.
JOIN the Socialists in their proposed political action
next Fall The contract with the proprint9rs OF tho
TnIn haRu cd fOrR thtrv
The tenement house workers Of Silberthal Co. u
cigar factory, about one hundred and tity hye fam
s, S;n as1P% spa ssns ns o,sSS 60 al present % The
firm will give their answers to-day.
Tn. Gs-rp,n P.ipto5s' union, Of Brooklyn. has
permanent va ,ng delegates Ia order to effectively
pstrS a. lobs IN both sIt'es: For the position 81
The Brooklyn Labor Lyceum adopted resolution
yesterday indorsinE tho action of Collector Eur
hardt in returning The seven q Nss blowers who
Belgium. o. go. 80 t-.tl
The BROOKLYN Framsrs's unions have lodged com
plant against several members O. Brleklaysrs'
against the interests Of the trainers. The matter Is
under investigation
>, The New York Fgsmers' Union has elected A;
Hiiti and W R.incts delegates to The Bfootiyn
1'Is Ish%snn frastsss OF a." fund.- d.pos.sd ia ia
the Metropolitan Savings Bank.
New delegates were admit cd to the @. L.. u. yes
Makers Union. No. IA. The delegates Of the
Caulke.s' Assoolation were refused admission be-
place.
Machine W. workers Union No. 10 and Wood
ssmsts on the dr.t fhgrsdsy IL July. When they
viii march with flags flying. to their new hall in
East Thirty third street.
The mlllwrights At Jswelis Mills are on strike be
cause the mAnaEer, In order to compel the men TO
work ten hours, although he araqtSd nine hour.
:" scsbs" from Milwaukee who are willing to work
a. long as the boss deslresH.
Progressive Laborsrs' Union No. l has elected
Jacob Bans!nEsr Vice President; CHARLES Storm.
t,GoRei Iib e. sseTst. T,n A , Ts@.nP lena usssuIsr
". kAditschka. finansia Commttsri Louis Bants,
Sergei,pt-Ai.AIin Adam Martin. delegate TO the
The tenth anniversary Of the Advance AssOci-
alton. l., .5G2, the oldest X. q l. Assembly
south Brooklyn sehuetzen PARK. Third AvsnGe and
TnSn & s1s % Ear .Hf &;
Jersey City will be represented by delegates.
cig.rmakers' Un,on No; 90 h. ssitAtias for tn.
sdopit9a o, 40 .TsRsnsns to ths constitution Of
TO which 10, 600 are 10 lie set aside FROM ths
Of onion. IN Ns% Y To4t :'S cS
In consequence OF the recent sueesssfu strikes the
New delegates were admitted yesterday TO the
Hudson County Central Labor Union from Bakers
Union No 20, Jr'sy City FTamsr;' Union aud
All unions represented N that central body report
stsady increase OF their mem bsTship. Al the
neat nesting It will be decided whstheI tho Hud-
.on u q, l.. U. will participate In political action
neIt Fall or not
Contractor ChAs. LshmAnn has locked out his
csment woTksTs for refusing g. wOrE Tor tbs Man
haitian Brass Company, whose men are strike
The ArthciAI Stone hAsous' Union has Threatened
Boss Lehman with general sITlas Of the building
TGdes on all Of his Jobs " he fails to reinsAts the
oc ksd-oIt men io-dav, aud they will he supported
IN this action Dy the Central Labor Union.
A. yesterdays meeting Of the Brooklyn Central
Labor Union 1t reported that the officers OF ID
A. 23l, X. Of L., have made An agreement with
he clothing hrm Of smith. Gray 4 20 making
IhsiT store union place but the AETeemant HAs
rot 'ndorssd a. the oleEhins-cuttsrs Of ths hrm
have been denied the right OF appealing 10 tneIT
Union in case Of arising differences The clothing
,uttsTE aud tho members OF the Lycsum Club also
protest against the HErssmsnt
lockout has taken place in 25 furniture
aft0nss OF this city LseAuss the UnrOn insisted
ipoa ,ts demand Of having an obnoI,Ou, foreman
discharged from the employ Ot RpuI Co The
uulbrE ~ the men locked out 10 about three hun
irsd, and they waTs employed At the shops
4 hsrter Bros, A. KmbAfl 4 Sons. Tredt a .
dATkthAlsr, tlin. kitson a 90, Rxdly I
! GTesnoHRh. =. Hsyek Co.. q. Spring, LAun A .
,Ayle Rndolph HibTAnd. q sehmidt. julius /
Kern, Hertz BIos Geo A. Sehsstsy CO., ROu4 ,
4 Co. Ed~srd L,i,snsr. Ktlian Brus kertehlT .