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

Organized labor expects every man to do his ful
duty In these trying timea
For the striking oloakmskers ss4.s6 we're col
lected last week.
II costs the state of Prnnsyvania o., 0JO day Il
keep th- militia In the coke regions.
Th- Dock Builder Bay Labor Club X. Of L. ha,
established a headqu Nrters at 3!5 Bowsry.
The headquart ora of Lodge No. ~, National Asso
citation Of Stationary Engineers is now at 80 UnIor
square.
The brooklyn Cis,r. Makers Unions gave out owe
iOl. 600 libe to cigar manufacturers IN that cit,
Bsrtsnders' Union No. l hs. removed Its head
quarters from 2t3 Bowery to Lincoln Hall. Houston
and Allen strests.
mail clerks have been killed by accidents whls oil
duty, and 47s were injured.
Carp 'ptsrs' Local Union No. 29l, of tho Unitet
Brol h-rhood. ha, adopt-d now constitution which
went into force last week.
B.t;.. un0, No % s,1sa IS pew member. las.
enrolled 50.
Ths Kni.hts Of Labor bo'khind.rs have dsfsrr.d
their nine-hnur demand TIL nrIt November. and IN
1877 tney will probably demand sight hours
The Artificial stone M'sons' Union has returned
to the Central Labor Union, where it is now rep
resented by Paul Steinmsnn and q. SoherWei.
On May ia President Michael Murray and walk
staten IslAnd.
moved its headquarters from THIRD avsnus and
nty-thrd street TO 229 East Forty seventh
street.
Bras-uorkers' Union No. will elect new dele
gates 70 tho Central Labor Union this week in psos
OF those who were withdrawn or failing TO attend &c
tbeir duties.
The International Brotherhood Of Boilsr. Maker,
and Builders has sppIied for admissio q
admitted nett SUNDAY.
Tho tanner. and curriers' Of the United States will
meet in Milwauks, on June TO organize nation a
union; lSes unions interested in OBJ he ppn mst,s,
street, Milwaukee,. Wis.
B.tsrs, Usi.n No g. will h.,. II Mi.s 'Pnu,i % picnic
nag the Union has collected slCs. rs
Giovanni CsvasnAro aud Antonio Corv, have been
elected deesst.s to the Committee Of Arrange.
city. on sept. 20. by the Italian worknien's Asso-
oiAt,on.
Uooper., Union No. l will move it's he.dau.rtsr.
Lyosun 3tI West Forty SECOND street. This militia.
tion Tee has been raised from sJ to IS.
Tn. o,oott against P'iEer's Rock Cellar Hall has
been raised by the Central IAbor Federation. as
PelLer has DISCHARGED the obnoxious person against
whom tho Walters Union made compliant.
Tho Plumbers and Gashtters' Union had its con.
Brooklyn Central Union. II prosl les ior eight
but Union mon.
Tho pan of campaign by the Farmers Alliance
provides Ior system Of LECTURES by which an army
proposed t. hold two ~ more lrand Aliape, macs.
mcetluEs in each Of tho alliance States durinG the
year.
III. initiation fee OF Local Assembly 24oG. X. OF
L.. composed Of bakers. will b. ra,sel TO sS next
SATURDAY. steps are being tAsen % reduce tbs
W"rthy forem.n! Patrick lyman. Treasurer; Dsnni.
HAulon, Financial Secretary.
Tbs X of l.. printers 10 this city have
tine Concord Labor Club. which is nov attached 10
the General Assembly. An snort viii be made to
sS1H1Sss ~ Sa; %sSh Ms, OF 0sn
and reporters.
Hungarian Section OF the Socialist Labor party
WA orEAriEed yesterday at 1856 Pitt street. THeny
nya members lOlnen, VINO elected tue iOllDWl nE
orhcers; q. Stars. Financial secretary. q. Ritter.
Central COMMITTEES.
VGcAroies on the following committees OF the
Central Labor U.i"n we're h!,ed yrsterd.y
mittee on Outside Com mum cations Delegates Clay
ton and BsTnes; Auditing Committee. I.sISEGie
In place OF Delegate MiddlstOn. Delegate Tasksr
was elected Trustee.
Typographical Union No. 9s viii consider the
Monday in Juns. Tbs. tolIo-ins comnitiss, have
teen 'PPSntcd On Ms%bcS,.ip; SS d. N Mseii1sr ius
sohsTeT, William Klsllef. william koehl, Isou
,Ts SGsa Th' Ss%. ona P rR2s
g. RossncIAus. j. sehsrer. 5. W. Doughty, H. ;.
Barnes.
Henri. A. Hicks. Ghsirmsn Of the X. of L. Lssis-
pamphlet oontAning tbs record OF AZ member. Of
s T%s .s..ou .af Of sP r. HRsS ss SST o' '0"G
The KrIghis of Labor Shosmakers and the Last.
srs' Uhions OF New York and nifty contemplate
sem oily OF Shoe AMI Boot Workers No. ~ winch, IN
1887, bad about ~ OJ0 msmber'. bat collapsed. on
Of intsrna stTfs and lack OF experience in
carrying on strikes.
+. h. Mann has been elected SecreIary OF the
Sailors amt Firsmeu's Cuiou, and j, VI. Melstrr-
kneeht tTpAsur-F Th- nnion i'll tAks steps Against
the Importation OF contract laboTer', who are uIIrd
by nEsh Hnd German steamship companies under
the Disguise OF sailors, hTemen aud coal beavers
Dr. Phi. Y. O'Hsnlon. Of BSlleFue Hospital, whose
sidsneH 10 Gt 81 ksG T"entIsth street has mott
hel the strks committee OF the fTAmsTs Union
th,t he wi treat any member Of the Union or thesE
families EratutUusy A. Iopk IS the present strike
for eight hours may last. Ibo oueT has peon 40
eopLed with thanks.
The committee elected yesterday BY the Oentrsl
Labor FeosTAtion TO ISSUE an appeal TO All labor
oTga niEai ons q this state for political action next
fLl CONSISTS OF Hugo Eogt, Lnoien sGniAiI henIy
v sissn ann. Charles On1Ant, George hoNsy, Id
ward Th,mms, ID. FLsrbsT, Charles SehnSpns, Geo.
W. GunlneT. kuysns keksrL Charles wagner.
Harry Wsisel and j, PAulsOn.
The Long Island Protective Association. X. OIL.
refuses sdmlsSioa TO toe dslsgate1 Of The feastus
LAhsT Club, l. A. 22Ib. charging that the latter u
nArllr oompaaad ol poltielAaa. Amonl whom are;