The evening world., 1890-04-30
FROM THE WORLD or LABOR.

Cigar Makers Union No. l4i has siI different
strikes On hand AZ present.
Tho number Of organic ,tions having resolved to
take part In to- mOrrow's parade IL hfty-eiEht.
Csrp-nters' and Joiner.' Branch ola sent 81 to
the striking knee pants makers Jsststuay.
MAJ Adler has granted the advance asked for BY
his striking cgar-mAkers, And on / riday work will
DO resumed.
The organized bakers of Astoria viii ask for a
reduction OF hours from eleven to ton hours per
day ON next Monday.
Tn, sils.ys,,srs Working at Blumsnthal,. shop
man u they should fail TO work Tomorrow.
Tn. hrm ~ Schener 4 60. u ready 10 confsr with
the representatives OF the Gotham Association In
cutters.
The c~iEar.maters OF }. Ls.l.'s shop. Is Ri'ing.
ton street. and Al spSsErl. $50 Bowsry. went On
strike yesterday. to gain Ell advance in wages.
Seyenty.ihres new members were enrolled y.stqr.
day by Makers Union No ~. The Union
gave another SlO to the striking knee pants max
The Silk. Ribbon wsavsrs' Union admitted iva
new members, yesterday evening. and levied an
assessment VI 10 cents to assist the carpenters aud
lOinsrs.
The Miscellaneous section OF the Central Labor
trail oily asking that Gny, iii be oensuTad Tor
not yetolng tho repeal OF the twO-do lar wages bill.
The Bale Musical Club oomp'A,n, that several
other musical unions intend playing at to- moTrow's
scribe.
Ma yor Grant has notified III. q. l. u IS Secretary
that he ,annut assist the, HAckmen's Union IN u
complaint against tile WesieIn CHb Company, as
thoIo II ~ Jaw hulhOtlklnk nun 10 10 80.
UpholsIcrers' Union No | continued its strike at
SchrenAolseu'S 1hops. where -FOUR men have become
. seahS, aud were expelled IN eonS'Iusnos Tne
Union EAiue,i tuTty-thrss new members this week.
New delegates were admitted yesterday from the
United Packing Box MnkcTr, CigAT; Makers, Union
Caters. to the Miscellaneous Section OF the &. 1. U.
The Bosrd Of Arbitration and Medi,tion meets
this morning A. = o'eloek at s%tsosler's Court ia the
kneo-pAnts makers strike.
ProssnitL 1 krAuse are willing TO negotiate with
the N AkSrs on stIi.. AZ ths'r shop, but The
hrm surrender uneonditiOnAily.
To morrow will be a hAlf.totiAy in all 'uuion
Brewers Uniop No. l noe participating in to MOI
rows parade will be husd 80 sAsn,
C,.rgsnteT. and Joinsrs' Branch, No. 3l3 adj
prrAtsd s21 TO ass.st the striking knse'Pluts
vas sent to General Secretary MsGutrs,
TIE United MSchrnists' Union placed fifteen new
names upon ~ roll yeilsTday. Tbs chop de o.
Snt The un,on mas ordered = nsS flag tor To- mor-
rows Demonstration.
The dslcg>tss TO she Carpenters District Council
declare thai a lsrss number - osses have already
granted he rlFht-hnur dAy,. and that consequently
tat, city.
The PhmniI Labor Club continues the strike at
ne Manhattan Brass horAs lhstr pteEets y.stsr'
vrrtisSd tT apprentices tplvAru a tradu."
Tho AmAlgHmAtsd Brass Workers Union admit.
ted thiIJ new Inembers ye.trldAy and PLACED .I
candida t.. upon their list To the stlikIuE knee
pants nIksn slO we're voted Tue uulon slleou-
innate ~ Per mough TO the asivnss tgn OF the
building trades.
Capt, = : Huntington, VI Boston. Who will be
one Of the speakers 81 Tomorrow m~Ass-meetinE
iu tnton square, 10 an ohCsT Ut tue United States
Army, LAT yeAT ne NAs elected = lusnbeF q. the
bOArd uT supervisors u the socialist Labor pAIA,
At the Convention held on Uc;. ~ ~ C.tcGgo.
In confederation Of the fact that the organized
ctESr-nakgT, OF the city vnl participate IA the
deMOnsrAtton on Iu'un SluI re-, tom Trou, tho
ss,TvtaTy ottns Mlscsllaneo a Section ct In- L. l.
IT,. n A. A. \ TlgIRl KaaEFFAEk 10 laaua n ranaI ~
al e gar Manufacturers 10 CLOSE their factories Tor
tomorrow.
The speakers selected for to-m0uos's MACS meet.
nE On uniln square are Al the CoItAEs-G Is.
NakUntAn. u y. ElcGuiTr Capt. T.. \ Huuting-
iOa aud >. b, SheEitgh On the west fide platform
4 kAhAn. psnisl Harm. l. uLlkVNlfI and n.
LAnetEln on the est aide plAtiOHn-A. HAldinEeI,
DEnlel De Leon. Paul Grottkau, W. 4. Aiddlstoa
sna ID E'prleh. August Ds.ahGF viii prssids a.
the totIaEr,
In his letter H~crspting the irritation to speak At
io-moTus'a mAss-iueetinE in UnlQu Squarr, r. j.
aAkaiTe sAya II y Indeed hgh time lhAt the
ardrut, sincere Aad hard UFkin . 5meats Of the
lALo- movement tOok charge OF anaITS In keu YORK
tity. We have had enough Of political e~lAp~trap,
iypocTIue double dealing aud cosArdieo. HE
present v an occasion sheh requires eoaTaEs, ia.
GlIty aud seli-sAeuhes."