The evening world., 1891-11-18
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR

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have no scientific reason for being.
Cards were Withdrawn from aphical Union
No. No. l..t .sSs 70 ,ES npmber Of q and 81 card"
Painters Progressive Union No. will withdraw
from the Board of Walking Delegates ne1t Mon
dhy unlcss varnishers DO compelled 10 work at
painters wages.
GuttcnOurg Section Of the Soeinlist lAbor party is
Wcisol
The Journeymen Plumbers and Gas Filters
Union Of BrooAlyn win have its annual ball at
south Brooklyn. on Tuesday, Nov "a
The local unions and .ssomhlics of the slate and
TIN Ioofers in this country are corresponding with
their trade.
,, Local Union No. 2O2, Of tho Brothsrhood OF
p.intsrs and peGorstors has elected .. A. Bray,
II. Quinn. Treasurer.
place Of John zeisner, who resigned, H. .Meiss-
Gity Branch Of the Workmen's General Benefit
week.
Nor, More yietore. for the Theatrical Protective
Union. Manager Gilmore complied with the do
manager. Of Harrs.n. and ProStoss rsa thss,qe @
The journeymen BARRIERS Of Cleveland, o., have
been organized under the X: Of L.. and their
nnion card WAS indorred by the Central Labor
Union and all othcr trades unions of Cleveland.
The building trades workmrn employed on tho
new structure at Clinton and Dslsncey streets
went on strike yesterday to compel Boss Shapiro to
employ union painters At union hours and wages.
Charles H. Wright, Second Vice Pre- dent Of the
Of The Snapn n Of N'T 1 s1d
been appointed Park Commissioner by the Mayor
OF Rochester.
home labor in the con.trustion Of tho proposed city
water works at Syracuse, N. ", have been adopted
by the Trades Assembly of that city.
George Teberwein and M. Wenisch have been
elected special organizers by Bakers Union No l.
They were su,horihed to enroll new members upon
is at 30 East Fourth street.
There can be no stability In any ,nstituti on
slaves within the very sound OF the bells Of siided
cathcdrals aud the palaces OF mlionares.
long list Of grievances to the Lord Gsyor. who
entered ns,o the Once two Ks sso and who t pro
tordship " has been made public As yet.
Labor Assembly. says: II have had enough OK.
nesset q the rank snd is to bear their ind,Sidasi
part OF the responsibility.
irSm the Artificial stone M.sons' Union that they
VII I assist them on l In keeping snspended members
on the new buildings at Seventy street and
Tenth avenue.
a1vs and d'sss ssS1
ths the House Of Commons, Isspt to see that posi-.
tibh TeNtrbeu liet us nave tOs lhDOr men Anil. At
most, sight class representatives there. That
would give labor chnnce."-7om Mann.
The knights Of Labor have extended their right
hand Of fellowship to the open trades unions, and
1t Is high time that the excuses to refuse accept
Apce cease on the part Of leaders who thrive upon
dissensions and chickering's among labor Organise
uons.
An application for permission to strike was
granted this week by Cigar Makers Union No. la
Nineteen new members have besn enrolled. Tho
shops were Instructed to report the result Of their
vote upon the amendments to tho International
n ttppo N orb baf ne nhsr
The Concord Printing Company Of Co-opsrat,vs
Printers has obtained q judgment against Patrick
j. Reyno!ds for $40. Mr.: Reynolds Is the delegate
Of a car-driyers assembly At tho Central Labor
Union and makes q business of Issuing labor
journals and souvenirs for annual conventions and
entertainments.
Trouble again At Smith Sons carpet factory In
Yonker.. About 900 people have been laid or
under the pretense of necessary repairs, and tho
wages OF those remaining at work we're reduced
The firms experience Of eight years ago seems not
to have made the any wiser.
There nrs |, 100 children who can neither read
write in the twenty-seven mills Of Fall River
,097 have stated that their earnings are abso-
lutely necessary Tor their support and that Of