The evening world., 1891-08-01
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

bnH 81 the most interesting columns Of labor
that Of Tnr EvTSiSo %oRWfn RfS" r1i"ni ' 'GUG'" G'%
LOCAL Assembly, t,Oao, X, T., Bookbindcrs, I,
Pear street
The annual session ot District 10, United Mine
Workers Of America, will convene at Jelhcu, Tenn,
Henry Icy, NJ Lnhorcr, Union No ., ha,died
Tho t"ior Nhoptcl resolution, last night IN honor
to his memory.
walking DELEGATE W None, VI Futnt'rr work
crs' Union No. !, denies that Ills orgsui,ation has
been excluded from the BoNru of Mnikirg Dele
yates.
The Alrh, Local Assembly,. X. ofI., of london.
derry, ireland, Is in lnIrishing condition. II
has 200 members, and its Master Workman il
Michael NcDti
Since the lockout of its members in Rochcster
GArmcnt Cutters and Ttimmcts' SSti"nA' TrAho
Assembly 2il. h of l., hAs HAucl twenty-eeht
ncw local unions
Several workmcu. Of Strauss Co.. Eighty fourth
street aud Second ANrnur, ~ On strike hrcA SO
Charles Mnrnch
Local vaion No &C., otthc .louyrcymcn Brewers
National Union at Butte, Mont. has succoeicd IN
red. ing The nours oi labor tor It's members to ten
per lay at Sl9 per week.
W $ Gray, Master Workman OF u. A. III. X
Of IT,, har been elected delegate tu tho General As.
semri, and Secretary. Treasurer AlonIo y. Dun.
ton alternate
! I oo'r, otShov, has hetn ,re-olGcted Master
Wet N,rsiuiN, aud w 4 Harvey, uf Ncwburg
was made Secretary.
.y,, w,ltc,S S;w,t,, Master wGrkm,n ., u. 4 49,
mated Tor the por,tiop oi Licutonant -Goyrrnor hy
the fcopi-' party ot lovs
Statirtiniaus Aud secretaries ot local Ansemhncs
OF fhkcre and contocti"nrr. are rcIlcstet to Tor.
WNrd names and siirr''oS to y. q. schmidt. 2Ol
Nmth street, Washington, ID &.
The lctter-cnrricrs of Jersey Cty have Incorpur.
st"d THAR orgaui,Ntion. The officers are y. J
Goodwin, President, V ". SAmrsGn, Vice .rresi.
dent. y. II Sorch. Treasurer j. T. Nytuy,
Secretary.
At yesterdays meeting Of hookhinder., cart
workers and other woTkmon of the hook Hnd payer
members wcr" gained for the union.
For producing twenty Thousand slate pencils tho
family of about seven persons has to work an entire
week TO accomplish tho task. The slate quRrrie-
Among other issiyAntaEes tn" policy Of chirE
ing high Initiation fees by lAhcr unions isinstru.
mental Of making "scahs :" - men who are rnwil.
from them,
The employees of the Corsumerr Brewery. which
WAS established In opposition 10 tho boss hr"wsrs
tho brewery s ahoIt to hc Fsthorcd in by the WOOL
Tom Smith, President Of the Iowa Minors Union,
regions ~ southern Iowa in settled The strike
continues aud miners should stay away from Iowa
The row oH-"r- Of BARRIERS Union No = arc T.
dent, W Stis"n, Financial SecrctAry william
IrcHsGfor Ed"Nrd i tHc sSrscunt trH' AZ Arms rms
The Nrwnrk social t. have cancelled their CON
tract with the proprietor of PhTniI Park, where
arpentor,' I'1ipn of Newark rtnter that some re-.
pairs rt that PARK were recently made by b" scab
carpenters.
irE i"mpAuy promised 10 sign the contract of the
lonr1e,mcn Brrwcr-' Union several times, th"y
have failed to do so, and yct they circulate the
assertion that the concern iH a union hrrHery
At the last meeting Of Coufnct TONERS Union MOI
6orS are NOT E%AfaHsts but S""S'. % B"s, "" %GC %
ss mgtI Il" @ G1'S 81 R' Sse .Sai m
Hgcr of the Employment Bureau.
The average amount of wage. paid TO furniture
workers and cabinet makers In PhilNdepha ia rs
couts Bat then in Nov YorE tho men are veil or
gAnihed aud in rhilAiclphiA they have no organ
vorssry viii be cechrstsd this evening at the Rrook-
B3. h'FT Sra3 @ has has T .'"G s@G %
.,iEeT $500 - 4 srE 9"nSat 81 i6o;s' ont-at.
to assist other labor orraniEations
81. 25c.7O.
The following sweater" have locked out, their
hsrm, ils Avenue n; Kramer Bros $50 Third
Nycnue L. Solomon, 3l2 Third street \. MosSo.
\. WA'lHcy, 500 Third strnct q Echrri iAcker,
80 East Houston street u. Kahn, 7O3 East sixth
The Custom vArnisherS and Polish-rl' Union at
ton9q'itiqn TO psrticiGsts IN f9rniRv an Ipterna,
the h. Of l. and it Eceolsrd 70 Hdhrre 10 tps
in'etnntinnal Furniture W"tkeTs ,nion and to ask
Tho Brooklyn Painters Union has deferred action
E.theT with the Nov YorE House Paint, rs Union
tied. The Union ,,wl,l parade with the Brooklyn
Centrnl labor Federatlon on labor pay. Al
Aug. IL.
e E"9P hsy No pSso tss of at III
Park. Astoria, where non-un an beer is being sold
by tho Bacwcrs' Union to make Union No, 4S5
come I" terms "a tho brotherhood has forbidden
goods are for sale.
The knights. Of Labor will he represented at the
IbnternationSl LGhor Eongrs;s ip hr,sSe,S y ".
has appointed for that purpose. BTothor Boynton
leaves for, BTasselB ia COMPANY, with Delegates
and the Central Labor Federstions OF New YoiE
and vicinity, neIt Wednesday.
General Srcrctnry p j McGuire Of the Brother
tachs mhdo upon him in regard TO the failure of the
srise q ne c4;pclters Of P,tsburg. desires TO
ssas not auth9riLet by the General Executive
rom S. GENERA mS fnnG @ %.%
tonH that the Board has ed to do s duty in the
ested parties
va. Of @G pT1Gs ne G ATeo;
possihlr under heaven to honestly earn NIL ion
dollars within the lifetime Of man How va, this
HGSS aGS'%m@nsG ~ nHTSSG@Sa sa5 so
GoultH. Not 80. 1t wAS acCumlih ted ~ nhArp
ns II "thSr nr ;artMrs Ey "TGG
aud prostitution Of men and women. Think of II.
labor r-iormcrs. think ~ u, employers think of
it, men Of wealth, VINO nov fee secure In your hold
IuRB. How long viii this system hold sway, and
when IL brTin nI to tutttr where will You take your
stand E"-T T. P"rd,riy.
I'VE demand the withdrawal Of the Socialist
section from the Central Labor Union, for the pur-
poso at allowing unihohtiOn Of labor" This Ia
what tho Oficihl organ Of the JouIneymen Baker,,
Union in Its issue Of to-day The delegates Of
the Bakers, Brewers and several other unions TO
the Central Labor Federation are al VAFIhuce With
the majority. holding, with Samuel Gumper- thAt
delegates Of political parties should not be hd-
mitted to central bodies mAiIly composed Of dele
gates from trades organizations The Bakers In
tend chlirg mass meeting OF all labor orRAniEA-
tons Of th.- city t. discuss IN" question at Issue
The meeting Of the unemployed, IN front 0f the
Arhury hrtho iist -EpiscopA Church, on Washing.
ton Square, held yesterday evening, was attended
by about 500 people, although IL il well known
that this rity contains at least ., 600 people who
Canu"; mud "mployme.t because there Is no em-
puywcut t'r them, the present system ~ capital
water NrOOnsn, the NouuR SOCiAlistiC Agit4tOr,
stated tIs' tm ar meetings 20 he hold in front
Of all churrhrs m tLis city, IN Imitation Of tue Agt
tHtipu OF the Christian Socialist Of IoIuuu. Rev
j. s Stone" pNstor ui the Church, declared that IL
war necessary 10 I'LL "WVty ftpmAchH hrilT" people
could be expected 20 think Of saving their souls.
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