The evening world., 1891-05-11
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Organized labor expects every to do his full
duty in these trying times
For the striking oloaEmakers S6i.S were COL
lecte1 last week.
1t costs the state of Pennsylvania 81. .oDO day to
keep the militia in the coke regions.
The Dock Buider.' Bay Labor Club. X. OF L.. has
established headquarters at 70 Bownry.
The head quart ers of Lodge No. ~ NGtionaI Asso-
ciauon OF fStatonary Engineers. is now at 81 Union
squRre.
The brooklyn Cigar Makers Unions gave out over
last week.
Ba,tsnders Union No. l h.. removed Its head.
quarters from 163 Bowery to Lincoln Hall, Houston
and Allen streets.
Dprlnr tho past ten years forty. three railway
duty. and 47y were injured.
Carpenters Local Union No. 29l. Of tho United
othcrhood has adopted ne" constitution which
went into force last week.
Bakers Union No. % gained % new members last
Saturday. and the shoeworssrs' Protective Union
enrolled 80.
their nne-hoar demand Til next November. and IN
1892 they will probably demand eight hours.
The Artificial stone NJ sons Union has returned
to the Central Labor Union, where II Is now rep
resented by Paul stelnmsun and o, seherwel.
On May 70 Prssdest Miehael Murray and Walk,
eral Council will organize division of laborrrs
Staten 1laud.
The Belgian PAYERS Assembly. X. Of L.. has re.
street.
BrAs.WorkRrs' Union No. i will elect dele
gates the Central Labor Union TINS week in place
OF those who were Withdrawn for failing to attend to
their duties.
The international brotherhood Of Boiler Makers
and Iron; Ship Budsrs has applied for admission to
the brooklyn Central Labor Union. They will be
adm tied next Sunday.
The tanners and curriers' of the UnitAd St-tes will
meet in Miwnukss ON June 70 organize nAtionsi
union; Local unions Interested IN the matter
street, Milwaukee. Wis
Bakers, Union Ne; g will have i.' annual picnic
nag ii W the Union ha. col T sctsd sI6S. IS "
Giovanni Cavsgnhro and Antonio Corvi have been
elected deIeEttss to the Committee Of Arrange.
oity. on Sept. 70. by the ltailAn workmen's Asso-
citation.
Uooper,, rnion No. WI! movs its headqu u,rtsrs
from 475 Ninth avenue o this new West Side Labor
Lyesum, si2 West Forty second street. The iuitia-
tion fee has been raised from IS to IS.
The boy colt against Pszer's Rock Cellsr Hall has
beou raised by the Central ab"r Federal. on. as
Pelzsr has discharged the obnoxious person against
whom tina Walters Union made compliant.
Tho Plumbers and Gashtters Union had its con
tract with their bossss approved yesterday by the
brooklyn Central Union. 1t prori as Tor sIgui
hours weekly payments and employment of mono
but Union men.
The pan Of s.mP.isn by the F.r%srs' Alliance
Of s. 500 speakers viii plead for cAus. II is also
proposed u hold two or mors grand Aliinoe mass
meetings in each Of the Alliance States during the
year.
The initiation fee of Local Assembly 24oG. X. of
L.. composed of bakers. will be raised to 81 neIt
hours to ten per day. New osoers arc VIM. Ward
HAnlOn. Financial Sscrettry.
Thu X. of l.. printers in this city have recognized
tho Concord labor Club. which is now attached to
reorgsniEe ID. A. "a, which was composed ut 'ocal
assemblies OF compositors. pressmen. stereotypers
and reporters.
A Hungarian Section OF the Socialist Labor party
orGHui zsd yrsterday at 80 Pitt street r-.nty-
se menocE, lopsG; ~9o siss,Si the 10 Icy ns
Recording Secretary; q. FAerber. Delegate to tie
Central COMMITTEES.
VGcArcies on the following committees of the
Central Labor Union were lied yesterday
Or.nniLAtion COMMITTEE, D.lrgAte jacobson Com
mlttee on Outside Communications, Delegates Clsy-
ton and BInss; AuditiuE Committee, I,elsEN;e
smith. L,gisl,tve COmmlte-. Delegate Feuton.
was elected Trustee.
Typographical Union No. % will consider the
qnestion Of Teducng the hours OF labor on the hrst
SeSn Snp Sppp"nIsd =" ted on MeH,bsr.p H. ~ wsaster
W. sASGh@an IGiPA %Fn' Ssem SSan
tive. John White; n. h"wmGr. D. T. bn"Se, VI!
{. RosencrGnI' j. schsrsr. s. ". Doughty. X. 5.
Barnes.
Henry A. Hicks Chairman of the X. of l.. I.egis-
pamphlet eonsauine the record OF al mon bets Of
,GoS ana S s.Ss upon :PST o' during 'A'
The knights Of Labor shosrnAsers and the Last
srs' Unions OF New York and vicinity contemplate
ss9nS o. Saos AM boot worEcrs 30 ii, winch. IN
1897. mad about -. VUO memh.r' bot collapsed, on
account OF nt"rnAl stFhS anu lScA o' eAps'7n0e III
carrying on strikes,
r. +. Mann has been elseted Secretary Of this
Sailors ami FiTemrn's Union. aud u, N. NrIster-
Lnecht treAsurr. 1h- unton viii tax" ,tsps aga ust
the Importation ot contrast aLoteTs who are uitsd
by II Eli>h sHd GormGn stoNmship 'mpNn,ss under
the disguise of sailors. hTenru aud coal beavers,
Dr. PHI. T. O'Han,on of BSi.e .evus Hospital, whose
r sd.uc- is At 81 fGst TVSuti-th street. as mott
heI the sttsEs committee ut the FrAmers' Innn
ia. lie wi tTral any member OF tue tntvu or their
families ErAtu tausy iunE the present strike
Tor eiSht nuurs may lA,t. The offer has been Ac-
csptrd with thanks.
The committee elected YESTERDAY by the Central
Labor feorTAtan to issub appeal to ait labor
nrRsnizatons Il TINS 1t Tor 10 nicNl action neat
faiI couLIsts of Hugo Nugt, Luc,eu SAnlA, Henry
: sissm,nn Charles OtiNnl George hoNey. I'D
ward Ihn,rne ID. kAeTbaT, ChET.os Nehnepps, Geo.
W. Guutner, tuSsne rckeTi, Charles wagner.
Harry Wsisel and j. Paus IN.
The Long Island Protective Association. OF L.,
refuses admission TO the delegates OF NE hanstns
partly coIDp posed Of politicians. among whom are