The evening world., 1891-05-20
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

The striking Housssmiths will march to Jonss's
Wood from clarendon Hail At2P. NJ to-day.
Local Assembly 6. Ill. x. of L., has voted S3oD
to the striking ooke-workers of PennsylyAniA.
Tho Brotherhood Of Railway Freight Employees Of
North hmsric. has bean organized. with hsadauar-
ters In MIiwsukes.
Furniture Workers. Union No. O and the X. Of l..
furniture workers of Baltimore ars on strike for
nine hours.
PsIrn, Mastss. Ca G. a. % MaehSiS.et. Rsoordns Sec. 20
retAry Charles L. Fresland. Financial SECRETARY.
The Journeymsn Plumbers Union has iscdet TO
COMMITTEES " as appointed TO con Ter with this Board
10 settle sIl'ting differences.
Bassrs' Unions No. 3 and No. IA. OF KAnsas City.
Mo-. have been strike for the last three wessH de-
manding that the niGnt-work system br abolished.
Tho building Trades Sactiou OF the Central aoor
Union will not meet this evening. as It Adjourned
Until to- morrow on account Of the penie III Jone'''
Boss Painter G. O. Davis will employ union men
hen nceioFth: bs made promise TO the wAlkinR deis-
gate Of Progressive Painters Union To that effect
yesterday.
The Employment Bureau Of the st. Louis Trades
and Labor Union hiss not been success There !, a
have voted TO discontinue the bureau from June /.
Cigar. Makers Union No. 10 h'' wi,hdrarn the
Enan IA ,.s from ,S BsI, "r'nIs' 61Ssa. n" NJ "" o.
as cents has been levied. to be pa h'fors June H.
AT the last regular meeting Of tho t.,u,s Painters
Union ahs n auss 5s 5sps9a s6 % py ihs nsas srsa
the housesmtps and architectural iron workers.
The House Painters, Union has given 800 to the
striking architeotrr.i ironworkers and he M;ohn
s. ns Sn,os gyI ss1 sSs@ Ia:
day.
Over one bnndred men have joined the pewiy
organized Laborsr,' Division Of StAte9 lsl.nd.
after June !. The initiation Zee. winch Is ~ Al
present. will be ra ssd.
-Four thousand child are said be- employ ed II
the mines Of PennsyiysniE A.ono and L1err arr
DFnbhhlV Vrf al EttEk A
mines and factories throughout the United states.
| Joseph BaIoadss. and g. Korpsnhslm h.ve un
dsrtak the task of collecting tn1ncIA AID for b'
lock cd out capmAkrrs. They wall go the rounds o
| the labor organizations In this ana otuot ctlea-
| The striking trainers received . communicAt o.
yesterday from = labor organIIGtion VII ch dos no
wish - have its name ineni iOnrd. Offering then
Sl OOO tor their strike fund The ofier MAS Aecepte
| with great applause
William X. KlopatEky. of syracuse, has been sp
pointed BY President j. Meyers as oIGanIE r 10
tho JouTnsymsn Barbers, lnt,rystPnsl unon ii
four years ago and 1t has now about 800 member
| In hity. TOUR local unions.
U. }. MetEEsr has been s,scted Recording Sacre
tary OF Branch 4. United MEohinists, and Drauel
sofEsrs: Brsnch q gained slrhtssn new mem nsr
last week and gave the stris.rs S25 M-.Ty, lffrau
and kAi-er were elected delegates to the Nations
| Convention.
| CigArmAksrs' Unions No. 8, Hoboken; No 1871
Jersey Cty No. l47, Union hiil. ana No. 2J4. Gut
Co@mittso Tor Hudson Uoauty. whose meeting
wiii .aGS place essIS second M spd fIs.s Msinssds
West Hobokop.
| Leader Conterno docs not give them the 81 4
which they 81" entitled for playing al Prnspsc
their uniforms. ior WhIoh he ensTTn, them 81 ever
| time the uniforms are worn. LeadsI i"sn, who'
| 80 cent per day unasr the same pTrIsuse bu
Leader CspDA charges them nothing