The evening world., 1891-12-17
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

AT the last mass meet ing held by Bakers Union
No. 81 over sixty new members were enrolled.
Charles Frank and james O'Brien members Of
the Journeymsn Tailors Protective and Benevo-
lent Union, have died.
"Esonomy and Tr.ics unions"is the .nbjee.
GsnTy o. % at at Ss Pt . evening '
The annual election Of officers Of Local Assembly
zee x Of l.. wgodSoi.srs, VII take place at
The coopers employed at Msthissen Wieehers's
,nssr refinery Jersey W,S are % "a tts. ns.ihs
the introduction of machinery
Cigar Makers Union No. 30 is having trouble at
shop where the union rul as are con.tantly yo-
This week Ave new members We're gained
>, The initiation fee Of the Pis,terc,s' Lahorors
Union has i, been rcdprsd fo% to s2 30 And the
The Operative plastcrers' Society will probably
also JOIN
Association is making arrangements Tor an enter
tanment to b" given in the latter part Of January.
Max Fischer has been elected NiccPtesdent.
Journeymcn Tailors Sick aud Benevolent Society
No. has opened its books tor tir"e months longer
for the admission Of new memicrs. On saturday
es-nnH Jan. 80, tn" society viii give hop at 23l
East Thirty. third street.
The Building Trades Section oE the Central
Labor Union received the owing crpdrutsls yes
Jos B.r!ieri F. t2pGis,ir ant L9TIrnko Aura
Lunney.
A lecturers institute for the Nov York state
fsrmere' Alliance is to lie otgani1ct At +. mont,
are expected to be present.
The new officers OF the First Division Of the
Lahorers' Union Protective Society are; Roger
Mcguire, President (re- elected Patrick O'Rowrkr,
vsSpFGTaSn Mrnb1 n MbrpR Ss
martin, Secretary re-rIected).
r The Arn!ratSn IL, c9mmttcss ,Is Of the Bmiihins
s,ructed hy that body yesterday to an IN the coi-
lection Of money due to members ot the stone
Hundred and Thirty second street, between Fifth
and sixth avenues.
Branch OF the United Machnis,s at its last
regular meeting had discus-iou upon the ques-
tion whether to demand eirpt or nine hours next
ihe orsaniaai5n + in favor Of eight hours on prin-
ciple II would be more practicable to demand nine
hours for the present.
anenus Section Of the Central Labor Union ncra
received ,estertay by ne Bui dug Trades section.
accepted. l. vii be held at Carondon Hal. on
Saturday, Dee. 10,
Ihs asTT,Cs & the pe%" of ,ns
tho credentials, presented ty the l"arnesin"n
Sf'Ss s .'SS
yesterday. Among the de esates who took part IN
ohn af j smvss naHdn' noyd John neS esnu
Delegate kiilen and others.
/ Some differences with the Board of Walking Dee
| Makers Union No. about the momh hership Of Que
Jaholk., who lett the latter and Joined the former
orgsnizaion created lively discussion at the last
| to refer the matter 10 Machine Wood work ers
| Union No. ~, while Union No 5l3 recommended
! to Jahclka to settle with Union No. I.
Upon request Of delegate from Progressive
Painters' Union No. the Building Trades Section
oi the C. l.. L. indOrsot resolutions yesterday call
, ing upon the central body !" assist Robert Grove.
one OF the oldest and formerly on. of the most on
ergetic labor agtaturs IN this city. Tn" re,olu.
tions statei that Mr.. Grove had been ev.rywhere
backlisted when he wished TO gain employment.
| The following committee was appointed 10y the
body TO cooperate with NJ. rowe. Jnhn fog"rty,
George X. Lloyd, Thomas Lapinc and John 'Is, !y.
Al the last meetink OF the Harlem and North
! each Of the following lahor organizations were
| present From the A. OF l. Assemblies were ~ a.
Cartmen's Union. committee of hye was az.
pointed TO arrange for a lecture or entertainment
Tor the purpose Of raising tLnd for organininl
| Saturday, Dec. &c, at one Hundred and Twenty
fourth street and Third avenue.
| The Secretary of CAufoct Oncrs' I'uiOn No 7 com
plains that the meet tnGa of That organization have
, been very poorly attended of late. hs many mem
bers are again working eighteen AID twenty hour.
per day, although the union time is eleven hours.
An invitation to send delegate to the Convention
bCen declined hy the Union. The delegate to tho
Joint Executive Board was instructed to dcms nd
the expulsion of Bakers Union No. D3 for refusing
to obey the laws of the National organization.
brew Trades Unions reports that tn" organiza
tions Inflated with that body are resumlng th.i
| former strength, as at every meeting large mum
bers' Union, from wlose ranks the bosses hsv'
been eliminated was admitted this week. The
Hebrew Architectural Iron Workers to be or
Joseph Barondess requested the central toiy no
to give conoert for his benefit as Intended
/ wheTcupun il was proposed to give the proceeds ~
the concert to Mrs. Rheingold ana Mrs. Bsrondes
! Mass-meetngs announced for the children
jacket makers at IA Broome stceet, and for tn,
clonkmskers at 35 East Fourth street, both mex
. SaturGhy evening