The evening world., 1890-07-03

William Merz mss been elected member oi the
@oiEsr. IN place 81 s,osr. W. sho sd TesIsnsd
sA waking Delegate.
The new ofHcs-s Of Bakers Union No, Al are w,
ostrapdtr, President; Enil shercr, Vice -PIesN
dent +. Rsthgebcr. I'ortrspondi ding and Re'ordins
Nicholas hoffman. Ttessutcrj lily. Ftitt. :. Bsas
John Brehm. Trustees,
Gps % me S. :. a SGr II Os kt.s sSTs' 3rs% HHsn
9srSSt hcd .1;Sa. Rsn;SS; kkS5isr qb.l,.. S,,.,'
man snd j. Johnson 80 esnts each.
The American Order Of STAIR Builders intro
dpced the eieht hour rule In that trade this week.
rsht hours, but the Jersey City bosses wan, them
to work nine and ten hours. and there will be q
strike
Financisl aid was .cnt to the oicatm.kers ye-ter.
d,y by Lodge 5. Piano. Makers unieu, t7.api
neGsoFf b .SsS," Sssseh 80 nosyMon W. SpS
sii ", brooks. EewSrK e. Wv
President Gump,ts was Informed yesterday that
the br.ssworkrrs Of the Vale Lock Company Stam-
ford Ohnn are on stfihe against W trcatment
prohibition 10 wash their hands OF faces before d
T.. ". by punishment Of dismissal,
ssi NsSs M. Hnop Nj 90 s,nrG T. .ct ;G ND w
SsSpsTSS sS sS w, fsp,ss,cni the n%n a. ,h" sopt1r
rteps for political action, On July Is tho Union
will have its annual pcnio.
Breklsyers' Union No. II h.s elected the follow;
Foi, @ vlce.rrSsidsn1t, Wiiam B.sisP. ReoofIps HSI
Secretary w. CIinr, Corresponding Secretary A,
nstcd se3 - WV '"'" wv
Henry Lloyd, vtcc president Of the unrcd Bro
thrrhood OF Carpenters aud JonerS Ia In this city
He came from Bo,ton, where roo carpenters are
"n stsS "T oyer p"S Ss"s IN %,n to E,n Me
Lloyd ishcre to ash the local branches Of New York
aud vicinity to md tnelt Boston lrcthren.
tho Of their New Won syo @
solved at meeting held yesterday to raise their
ssSts Ec. Se t" !" he the S' order "n1 on
in rhiladephis hereafter. Unions No. 100, No,
meeting.
In place Of Charles Lubsiotf Matthew Ratr has
been reelected dneRats TO the Central Labor union
said at ycStnrdNy'g mcotinE OF the building Trades
bio
The nnchIni.t-' unicn' ot BROOKLYN have boon
centralized by forming tue Consolidated OrganiEa-
ton Of Brooklyn Mschinists, with the Labor
Lyc"uni as its hrAdluartets. Thers vii! be NO
iSs objeSts OF the new central body, msss.tnest.
ing I, being arranged for July 20.
New deleEstes were admitted yesterday TO tho
ButldinR Trades Section OF the Central Labor
Union rom the Tin az Sheet Iron worker'' Union.
r5GE?,yG PT,mis1s Nj PosrSs.v7 vnn.hct.
masons who asked for admission will lie visited hy
the Organization Committee before they can be ad.
mitted.
Greene street, between Bleecker and Third streets,
against the enploymsnt o, non.un,un cnrtmen by
.
North River For tn. same ronson tho building
trades will strike today hgainst q !. Buckeye
Co.. Thirteenth street and North Rivcr.
The brooklyn Pumhers and GanHttcrs, Union
elected j. j. Doody, Pres,dent Peter Woods,
Vice. President Richard Mays, Recording sscrc.
tAry! Frank Pretor, Financial Secretary Harry
Foi. Treasurer. Joh, Todd. hn-inc.. manager;
Delegates to the National Convention, John
o'Connell. J. J. pocdy. A. ,EsscI. John Hand.
Committee, L. Sylvester and George Heath
Berlin labor papers In commencing upon the
plsntive wal the part oi the organs OF the man
uiactnrers ot Germany in regard TO the Mckinley
bill declare that II III becomes the men who
although they saddled their ''fstheTl.nd" with an
infamous "protectIvo" Hystem. are TITO most un.
scrupulous IN the world. who. according to official
statistics, lead the manufacturers of other coun.
tries in furnishing nice, deceptive patterns With
vhich they cover miserable products at scandal.
ously high prices. and that these more
audacious in undertaking than any other cap
II tAlists.
The Flatbush Benevolent sooiety. mpossd Of
employee. oi the Fihtbush avenue line Of the Brook
yn City Railroad. enjoyed themsrlye. yesterday At
thei annual picnic which was hold ht Harper's
Alta. Pavilion. Rookawsy; There wac swimminE.
dancing and plenty Of good bocr and sAthples, The
otticersot the organization who hsd made the ar
rangernents were TImUthy Walsh. President James
Mnrnell Vice President; Walter Walsh, Recording
Secretary; Alonzo Hussey. Treasurer; Patrick
HASkett Sergeant at Arms,