The evening world., 1891-08-08
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

The railroads of this country are collecting $500
900, 900 every year on fictitious bonds and stocks
The BrioklAyera' Union Of Chicago has donated
e. 900 to the striking architectural Iron workers
of that city.
Thi. afternoon meeting will be held nt So EAs.
English speaking bakers.
Tho Hungarian Socialists in this city are about
to publish paper In their own language.
Benjamin J. Castlss, Of Scranton, has been Ap-
Rin'I MA. He Is . bsiio1sr ID ID the :inEls t.I.
LsT;OP RRan H. (, z.%P ds.y.,s. " S!ASi Si
Progressive VArniahorS Union No. to the Cen
trail labor Union.
estinE volume Just published by the Peoples party.
Its author is b. 3. Heath.
Tho propriotors of the Fort Hamilton Brewery
Brewers Union yesterday.
proper way q SSo, Is 70 %sse
row. WA. L. Scott, copi baron.
Seventy bosses have signed the demands Of the
TIN and Sheet-Iron Workers Union of st. Louis.
and twelve are still refusing to do so.
General Secretary KurIenknAbe, of tho Brow
ers', charges the msmbsrs Of the Anarchist group
at Msspeth, l.. l., with drinking " scAb y beer.
bT h' SntS sTsnns mas bt%sR asd
Thirty eighth streets BY tho Journeymen BARRIERS
Union.
For failing TO participate in TIE Labor Day parade
81 each, and those who arc found working ON that
day are TO bo dOcksd at tho rate Of ~
Tho Farmers Alliance Conference called for AuE.
poutpon cd to a lSter date, which will be announced
by the Committee
Boss O. g Shsype refuses to pay his turrisrs on
dGE tas ss ss Tadst
mined to make him abide by its rules.
Robert EAhins. Patrick Reid, Patrick lyman and
Jane; MoGg nns., hHy. been sgpcintsd BY the X
labor bureau at 229 East 24th street
The Fur skin Dresssrs, Union reports that Bosses
A Bowsky a Sons, MAJ Bowsky, Richard q; BArg,
berg and Morris KAtrky refuse to recognize their
organization.
For the benefit Of the Burial Fund Of Typograph
teal nion No the Ns.spiPsr Dr.matS LssGae 81
at the Academy OF Music. There will be double
bin contaip,ng the first act Of The shAushrAun"
As boss brewers Pie Bros. RAst Now York, do
not employ licensed engineer, the walking dele
gate of EnElpeers' Union No. l will PAY thsm a
visit. Al this weeks meeting OF the Union the
receipts for dues were Sll2.
Messrs. Neubert Mann and Meissner have been
appointed members OF the Az itAtion Committee Tor
sss Hs %s.t Hi HoSofsn viii Sc the
quarters.
The members Of Confoctionors Union No, 7 who
made charges against the tederation OF BOokkeep-
eTs aud Clerks are requested 10 appear before the
lnyestiEAtioh Committee tomorrow, ! p. at
3S6 BoWery. The union will not work on Labor
Day.
The Brooklyn GlAIiers' Union has decided to
hold one Of their weekly meetings in New foTE
be held al lG5 East BroAdwAy at 5 ?, NJ tO-mur
row. The initiation fee has been reduced to one
fourth of its regular amount for only this month
The Carl sAhm Club viii furnish the music for
the Central Labor FederAtion'A parade, and It is
expected that there will be over I 900 more men 10
srs With 0, 900 and tho fpTrers with about 900.
Only wOfEinEwOmsn will be allowed to ride in
Members Of Waters Union No. l caught visit
ipg boye1.ted places val be ngsd " Tor zach sSa
Brotherhood Of Carpenters and Joiners, has uoti-
ned the Uni0p that be will not accept Invitations
from Any unions holding their pionies At " seAb :"
parks.
"Ths vast interests Of the industrial movement
cannot be undsIsto9d by ne ben man or men who loon
glasses blurred by the smoke or dust OF one calling
Or M int Il 1sS 'HG nsd .:
truth. .""f' + j. fFoS%isriV
Boss Tailor Kintein has locked out his workmeq
at the shop of HsIbrun a MoschkowitI the Wor kers
listed cd Sy the drm The striEs was indofssd BY
mast. meeting held yesterday evening st 1853 Ridge
street.
Rosenfsld Brothers, Of the ThAliA Theatre, deny
that they imported Henry Steinman under con-
tract to do stage work for them, but that he came
i. steinmLn, and that his wages Of Sl9Per week
we're agreed upon In this country; Rosenteld
iessed that he had bssn intoxicated when no signed
the GtidLvit produced by the Theatrical Protective
Union.
iTle finance report Of Pressmen', Union No 81
for thu lAAt siI months shows that the receipts
amounted to 81, 95l. so. ThiTy-thTee new mem
bers we're mi iAted and hVs suspended The
entire nIem6snhip at present 10 500. The officers
are; P J.. Dobbs, ,Presid.n, joan s9merVille.
Vice President; T. \. McGuirk. Recording Sec
retAF James Geson. Financial and Correspond
ing Secretary; Benjamin Thompson, Treasurer;
VIM. Osborne, Sergeant Arms Thomas Bryson,
y. j. Ball Frank Kelly, Trustees; Emil raHtoT, t.
: HAwSlns, X u Connor George FurbsrShAW'
Executive Committee.
The FuFrieTs Union has raised Its initiation fee
to $50 after Sept !. Members Of upionI from
other oitiss ui be admitted By card. The saAIY Of
the Financial Secretary vas raised from SIS 70 $50
for three months. The dues have been raised " %