The evening world., 1891-03-16
from THE WORLD oE LABOR.

Boss kiefefs wheelriGht shop IL nov recognised
er's Union.
The union compon,ors on the Lynn Pre-, bsv,
been locked out Tor refusing to accept rsdu otion.
The Long lslsnd Brewing Company will be asked
| By the Brooklyn Central Labor Federation to EN-.
| ploy union engineers.
During the LAST three months the Journsym.u
Bakers Union has gained lO6 members in So newly
organized shops.
Branch OF the United Maehin,sts Union ha,
ssgHs@.'' sys%' special committee to propose revised
A proposit, on is before the Michigan Legislature
70 SO amend the state Constitution as TO permit
the purchase OF railroads by the state.
This Euclid Association OF Shoemstors has asked
| the firm OF Maurice Ryan 4 Son to submit the dit.
iereuces with their workmen to arbitration.
TIC iabor organizations Of BrookIyo propose to
hold macs meeting on the City Han steps as an
eight-hour demOnstation on May
1hs Social DsmocIs Of SaIony will hold . con.
coming municipal electiu ms In that kingdom
In many Weste!n counties tine members Of the
fArm-Is, ALLIANCES are boycotttng tho newspapers
whose editors refuse to support tie demands OF tho
Alliance.
Chris. Poriert and John Smith havs become boss
trainers, and they gave xlO0 security, yesterday to
bind tnsm 10 uphold Union ruIe,.
Walters Union No. | bas returned the eompli-
mcntsry tickets for the ball Of the Ur.nis Quartet
mu,icisns.
Henry lbs;n has rssisned :. editor Of tb: Baker.
Journsi snd the Executive Bo I'd Of the luterna.
tional Bakers Union Is advertising Tor a new
editor.
The Union Hill Frsmsrs' Union will elect a new
ffesiuent htit saturdsy as President Gtseklns has
rosiRned' Last week four new members were E
rolled.
Carpenter Bo's George Dietriok h,s m,ds an
asrseinent with the Carpeuter-' Unions to employ
none but union men In the future. HIS "sosDs y
| have been discharged.
Moral Poverty from a workinEm.n,a Stand
George Il. Murray. Master workm.n OF ID. A. iS,
X. OF L., this evening At $50 Seventh avenue.
| .Bskers' Union No. "a charges Boss Tbeodore
Huttner with having VIOLATED MIA with
Union. pt1pSsition TO ion tue other bakers,
| dOvn by the members.
The labor organisations OF Christiana, Norway,
have parohssen large pot OF ground whe,eupon
| $3.50. 900.
| ,Br.neh 2 OF the United Upbol.tsrer. gained
Sid.ts. hsvs been proposed The boycott .x.ln't
e63. 10 were received last week.
The average Temperature OF weave-rooms Is from
30 TO ITO degrees. In one mill in Fall River tho
Little He'll" kysn in mills Of modern build the
only provisions for fresh air are the crsvioes under
| the Brewers Far Trade Association. lie has prom.
sed TO sell beer TO auy Of Fetgenspans customers to
spans beer.
The Shoe L.sterS have joined the Brooklyn Con:
ira Mtrai Labor Union: The Levislst@u5s @ VIII br asked
State printing onioe. AL nfhlstsd unions falling q
the roll N''" VIA ~ 1''p's' ''''
B.ker,' Union No, ! made contracts with TWO
bosses last week aud 8. $40 union labels vers sold
sser Of the seor bureau viii Se aIed 0 .nS nS new
Once Committee 10 to be elected.
| The machine wood workers rt F1nt's shops have
Against of tho m embors Of the Mystic Tie A,so-
| c,ation CHARGES have been preferred ty Union No.
Lathsrs' Union No has given the members OF
No: z, with whom they have m m.malEsm.ted, one
ply with the request will have to Day The r. rsS9Iar
initiation lee unlsss they prefer to be treat sd as
The Delegates of the Brooklyn Central Labor
Federation will ask the joint Executive Board Of
Central labor Federations to raise the boycott from
union wages and keep union tirns In their shops.
Labor Is dirt cheap hereAbouts;" this is what
| the owner OF factory near Gers, Germany. adver-
which he has made fortune BY % ynr ssVeT.
sundTsSs Of who have been selling nim
The non eommi STONED officers of the Royal Body
GuaIas a. Lnk9 Ping norwsy recent y discu ssed
spreading. Of Socialism among the men in our
| ranks" Its not known what ths answer has been
as the proceedings of the meeting kept secret.
The Mutual Benevolent and Aid Association Of
| the Greenwood Surface Railroad employees will
have an evening entertainment to-day, in south
Brooklyn One Of the features will be four. md
,s stsss Sss and a. a Hoash s'O between will
IT. The t,e.co % P.nters' Uaon has approved the .e-
tion OF tbs painters OF ftts urg AEAinst the Broth
srhood Painters and Decorators. and resolved
are enpoysd. The sro.hsrSooS has bsen essroed
with admitting suspended members OF other pain T.
| err organizations 80. -.
In Cooper Union has become large that At yrster-
| days concert, it was announced that only those
mont ers1ip eards OF labor organisatons wii mot b.
sufficient. In the future. To secure admission.
| CiGarmsksrs' Union No. l44 will discuss the teus-
mspthouse question at Its meeting tonight in rc-
gard TO the decisiou Of President vho holds
That tensment house workers cannot be members Of
| the International Union. becAnss the night hour
rule Is not observed 10 the tenement houses.
In eight different ;hop. p the members Of the WIN.
shop delegates and tEsir benefits vii not be p.,d IN
ease Of sccident unless the delegates be elected.
for ..s.s f...S ;s
spans beer Was indorssd BY the Union.
United Butohers' Union No. enrolled Eve new
in,t5n S.'a 70 draw SP oonT.ss % 3 sGnsd by "a
in sG' S.SS
In organizing the shops In both cities.
The Aillsrs and AillWrights' Union resolved
yesterday that ali OF It. members must oontribu to
the tool insurance fund. = he dues were raisod to
as i9llows: H; studt,, Recording sserstsiy; Chr.
Schlenker, Finsnci,i S.cretAiy; Etn.et Suessa.
Gsntr.i Labor fsdsr.t,on. hs%.srs % stads 10 and md
HAuser.
1T must not for a moment be imsg sglned that q
reduction Of the hours OF labor would at ali
tendency Of diminishins either the productivity Of
the iaborer. or the Aggregate production OF the
people, for it 10 demonstrabls that Mhereyer the
hours OF labor have been reduced it has been foi-
lowed by an increased production per capita and as
. whole. "-Samus GOmpers.
The following officers have been electe ed By the
Brooklyn branon Of the Anal am ,ted socieiy OF
Carpenters and Joners; 4. simstsr, President;
y. GIttens. Treasurer; W. Robertson. Sergeant at
Arms. The branch has pure hn ssd . new flag To be
Displayed Tor the hrst time on LauVr Day.
The United Wood Carvers' Association has ap-
pointed committee to prepare plans aud specIh-
cations for estAblishinv . cooperative shop At
Bradley Curriers' shops two the members hAy.
been vctimiE ID. and two other IA bers " ho were
instrumental In having them dis schsrged were tned
elu each.
William Merten and Albert Bernhard were elected
yeterdAy to represent TypoGra phicAl Union No. 2it
at the Boston Convention; their substitutes are
Bruno Reinsdorf and Constantine Adler A neS
scAle OF wages was proposed, which, although 1t
docs not inyolys greater outlay for employets will
discussion upon the propagation will be continued
next sunday.
The anniversary OF onlectioners' Union No.
Masnnerchor Hal. KAst 9th street. There was an
exhibition of many Artistical show rieces
of confectionery. Anh dancing in ulcsd in untI
the small hours OF Sunday morning. Delegations
from all baks1s unicns and other labor ora AniEa-
tons were prebsLt " tn their hAEs
Mrs yons oW, Vice President Of the nawIy or
EAnited Fur Operators' Union, addressed tha Fut-
riors' Union on Saturday, AsEinG them TO assist IN
extending the ranks OF the new OrEsniES StiOu and