The evening world., 1891-12-07
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Fridays to Thursdays.
The baker. working for R.iman (, Co., Union
No. 03, New York, to Union no. SO, Hoboken.
l. sfihw,r "a snd Gaoh;nfam hSxs been
by Tallors' Progressive Union NO. H.
President Ulrich naurer, of tho Fort Hamilton
Bs hqs s,sn SSa @ Tor %rAe' OF
X. OF L.. Cigar Makers. will take place at igj
Bowcry, roIt Thursday evening.
i,ineicsI prosrss,ivc Union No; hns reduced ts
imitation iCH nom 20 to gj. SiepS ure Lpins:
t,9k"n 60 sGtti' the differences with tie Liberty
Musical I nUn.
For tac "l'ing year Bartender Union No. 10
has e.rctei William Korrniy, se, e,rrtary; Albert
ticne. ltl"sgror otto kopt ana Joseph Kaiish.
An attempt to organize building trades co1rcil
evonng at Humboldt hall, 2GO Aiontfoso avenue.
The Architectural Iron Workers Union has acain
ordered it's members on strike in the snop Of Boss
Moo,!ein, VINO, ~ in alleged, has broken his con-
tract with the Union.
Tho journeymon butchers in ths New England
Stateshrc to be organized with the assistance Of
thar fllow.aO Orlors IN this city ard the Central
Lahur Federation
invitation yesterday II send delegates TO the an
Trade Assembly.
The Local Assemblies formerly belonging /, ID.
b. 81, X Of H., Newark, n. j.. when was dis
solved because the officers were uulrreiing among
themselves, have been attached to -. A. ~.
Section of the Socialist Labor party in Brooklyn
has elect "a Charles Busse Organizer Charles Vol
whcrry and charles Busse delegates to the Kings
County Committee.
George Paiiipps. of the Hat -Finishcrs' Assccia-
lyn Central Labor Union to the Convention Of the
Workingmen's State Trade Assembly.
The drlcsates of Brewers Uuion No. co moved
at ,y"st risys meeting of the Brooklyn Central
Labor Federation to withdraw tn. boycott from
Loewer's brewery. The motion voted down.
Atyesrriay's meeting OF the Braoklyn Central
I4lDtr | nl'il tHe Vepgatg5 Df the kn,rIlgkers
ported That Thomas 4 Go. e ',sc4b" goods are now
The General Society of Mechanics AMI Trades
men HIS ,ectea }. j. Little, Pre- ,dcnt; Guy Gui
civ, First Vice Presileut j. l.. Hamilton; second
Wright, Secretary.
Trades unions and the Scelalist3 =" is the sub.
}fGt S 20 os o1 sns 'T"nf ra
by nqgo I"gt, editor of tho ohcia organ oi the
Socialist Labor party.
! mass-m 'ctins OF joarneymsn bievcrs viii be
assembly of tho Knights OF Labor.
hna sessi @ Soxsp SStrs for tns "o% ens%in S
ysiar: JoiTna sp,,in, GhSrmqn s. f. Potter
Hal. Basin Man William Is. Cole, Objectionable
te,' hssociation, which Vas recently rcoTgS'iiIed,
wi. take place every second and fourth Friday
eyeniggs, at the Florence Building, Second avenue
and First street.
Painters Union No. . Of Brooklyn has been re-
orEsni2cd ard their charter is expected to arrive
organization had anont /, 500 members it, hesd.
quarters will be at 800 Fulton street, Brooklyn
~ The Local Strike Committee of the Cigar Makers
whose men are on strike has discharged every one
Of Of MS enrren.iees Hho demanded az advance, as
they received but W. to 81. 30 per week.
The Coat Operators Union is agitating for re-
sgind'nH the boycott upon Max schwarz's Liberty
Hal, lio.stnn street. as tho members desire to
make that place thei" headquarters. a committee
Schwarz.
William Brann, and II. Fentzlow werc elected
ton By the Williamsburg Framcrs Union yerter-
Delegate John Mueller which vi be Investigated
by tho Executive Board this evening. Yesterdays s
receipts amounted to 5000
No. 20 to the United Wood Worlers' GSnerui
Cornell report that they assaulted by
ize the men yoikinE at zepI's shop. but they viii
not csase their efforts until the shop has been
Local Assemblies Nos. 8, ,OSI, 4, S37 and 1926,
X. OF L.. chdrcns garment tailors, preSsers and
umbrella snttSrs. ThIse charters lapsed several
Shn ,ona + FAY Nshn , Th9 YIN II attach them to Ms
Workers.
The ivot now officers Of Branch No 90
hScdrans S JssaSh GdrGon ht
Financial secretary; y: MsQuifk. Corresponding
PsrsR ySanss aad
Sterling, Trustees.
Az yestordays meeting Of the Fountrymcns
were adopted declaring that all members to whom
dues had been rsmittod during the late lstrike
should settle their indebtedness or before Jan
than 70.
Fedsration stated yesterday that the managor OF
the New York Turn Hail ON East Fourth street re-
that he announced that he WAS not afraid of boz.
cott; The proprietor of Elbing's Casino has no OBJ
compel his walters to join the Union.
The Plastcrers' La5orers' Union has been incor.
roratcd, tho Directors being Patrick Taiiam,
Miehae! %nlsIk, Patrick Congolly; Hugh CIsrks,
fran"is cIafke and Phip MeAyncy The mnon mmnfu
has raise .oo ITS 1 ,pH.iGR ,G tsG to r. They number
Quinn
The National Federation Of the United Brewery
of the hmsr.m sashat,on Of Labor has
informatSp ieati's to that trade; The publishers
Fifty breweries arc now controlled by the orsnuizs.
tion, and during the LAST three monthS 1865 new
monbers were initiated.
The chptalstc criminal classes nbhor working
men tskilg political action, but they like to hear
them talk about uning gunt and dynsmite. They
know that they cannot oycrwhcim til. ballots of tho
lapnrinu masses while their lolce and 30 diurs ca II
rifles and bullets.
Miliers' Unioa tn, men working at Boss Doblor',
shop we're initiated Tho Secretary was Instructed
0
che mI.iwrights aud pillcrs will remain neutral In
the fight among the brewers and the Central La boz
{ Federation. At the next regular meeting q
sergeant t-arms will be elected.
The Now York Branch of tho Workmen's Genera
Benefit lnlon resolved yesterday To boycott tht
| label 81 TypoCraphi,a. Union 10. 2I4 until that
Organization raiycs its boycott against tho Labor
! ing been pro- aiucd because l.oowsrs beer hs'
been sold at the iyccum. The receipts OF IT,,
Branch last hUnth Amounted to 81. Jl5 81, anC
the number of members II UUB.
ClcaEmak'rs' Union No. ! complains that l.. A
3.1CS, II. oi L., has hccn trying to create disscn
| sions among the cloakmakcrs, also to prevent tht
workmen OF Meyer JamassOn 10 take steps Rgains
/ Union have bcor discharged The Union deni"
! clonkmskcrs. Tho matter viii be Giicussei II. ,
mssu- in ictirg for which arrangements are now be
ing made.
Mrs. liolly, who keeps boarding house on SiItl
! street, Philadelphia, opposite tho fnctOry of Hal
& kilburn whose cabiuet -niakcrs are strike, ~
meals at her table, that she viii not lie able pro
| cure a license ieit year unles5 ths htIiSerS :.
somewhere clse to get tnc!r muGE. h.s, Holy ha
been notified by tie police that she must not sym
! pathizc with thu strikers.
Charles Nuhl!nR hitherto member Of tho Eay
York lra!E RS I.iun, went iLtu business for him
self and the Union Resolved yesterday to take lin
members will be permitted to wprh Tor him. j
/ Schmitt, q. Schlrman End NJ. NerhaygCn HrTC az
pointed AZ \ committee to rrqpcst NaentIE
locWcr 10 rrinstAtc his Discharged brewery work
men. Ii he refuses, the boycott against him vii
be indorsed by the franers.
! "The fact that threr-hfths OF this country
wealth /, la the hands of 0ne-cight"Cn-
,f. ,..t,tila ttNt fh4 ahn H.