The evening world., 1891-11-16
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

denn ed to pay tines from $40 to $50 and damages
alleged to be caused by them to their bosses.
Tho south Australi Ian Labor party ordered straw
vote to be takon In all unions to ascertain Its
strength ia case OF u by-election.
Three Outspokrn Socialists, Hill. Bai1lor and
Stewart, have been returned a. Inembers of tine
school Board by the worxmen of Newcastle, Eng
ltnu.
Painters Union. No. 2. which recently withdrew
week am then arila.e again with the District.
Walters Union No. . has returned tickets for an
entertain meut oi Progressive Varnishors' Union
No 2. as they we're printed without uion label.
The Hat and CAP Maker,' Union gained s,h about
mestinvs are now being held eyory S,tatd,y even.
ing at 1913 Bowery.
The Brooklyn Coopors' Union reports that It 10
new members were gained and two large shops have
been organized.
Typographical Union No. SO expects TO soan be
called upon by tho managers OF the Brook 'yn Ei3is
office.
ster. unions of st. Louis with tine boss Brewers
Association, of that city. have been aicably set
tied and the boycott was removed.
TIE Il. ID. Matthews 4 Sons Employees Mutual
BENEFIT Asso iation will give its first ANIMAL liter
ary ana musical entertainment at Association Hall.
evening.
For the benefit Of member who is sick, the Lady
oshs sn essn,ss Il NJ Keora a
81 East Fourth street. next Saturday.
Tho majority Of tho carpenters Of Baltimore are
getting them was defeated. as 1T required a two
thirds majority.
Mass. meeting Of boo1binders this evening at 0s
Among the speakers who were invited are Daniel
De Leon, Theo +. Cuno and George K. Lloyd.
The Financial Secretary Of tho State COMMITTEES
campaign Iund during the last election 848l .08
sers reseived. while the expenditures amounted to
Fifteen p"1,. nss members we're en5Sed yesterday BY
instructed to request JOurneymen HreWer6' Union
No. to at once refund 5000 loaned them by the
Ale and Porter brewers. .
SSaa issas, sse1s,
Michael Harmon, sorKeantat.arms.
The Socialists Of Elizabeth, N. j., have made the
sesdnss or %syST w,m vi ns
Common Council. William Schrsmm Freeholders,
Herman Eichborn, Henry Rogers, Henry Ballet.
Unless the question OF pay ing for overtime be set
Wear, England. and their losses. there viii bo
out of en- ploym ent.
uHoa Ban'h h.. Ne lS With t tPs S ss,,
q line of 800.
YsfE Frsmcrs Union vii not be a as
,1rsm9n 1sa m for one year william Essnef was iinoI
weekly insta'mcnt of$5.
No ! has elected William s. pnrisch Correspond
desires it 70 bo known that one but Mr.. Purisch
is authorized to transact the business of tho Union
with outsiders.
appointed by d. A. 25i, X. OF L., Building Con.
struetors, to bring TO terms several members Of
CERTAIN local assemblies, VINO are charged by the
Foundrymen's union with having handled castings
made by non-union men.
Union Delegate Thomas Lapins, Of the Reliance
Labor Club reported that y. S. Klaiber / Son,
teenth street and Bro.dway viii .ttsmpt 70 empfoy
non union marble-cutter3.
A new organization has been formed In this city
object is to propsiate the scientic ideis of scee
tivism among tho Engiish-spssking population by
Of tns sersssars. TRSs. .na IN.
to sss %s,s With hs
street.
Local Union No. 9. Of the Hotel aud Restaurant
last week at isS Wost rsenty.ssvsnth street. Ths
speakers we're Master Workman OByrne, Of the
Thirty-hve new members were enrolled. =
A meeting Of members Of different labor orsani-
tooE At 1851 second aSenuc, 70 ds
cuss the dissensions among the iourneymen brew.
joint meeting Of all unions Of the brewing industry
may be had to settle their grievances.
rhS 81 .Ss sRS 4 Il
Brootiyn has adopted ros9luti9ns expressing their
Of the ADAMS IIpP0ss GoSyp.ay GGy t%e Ss
SausS ne e%RSysd detsetiyss tS follow the leading
the least provocation.
The Fosndrymeps Association held a meeting
at Slarendon Hall Yesterday for the purpose Of
Frank McArdo, Of s. A. 25s, K. OF rspon,sd spS,s.
tiHt that the men working on bgildipEs where de.
on strike. Wv
"A protest Of the Liberty Musical Union against
me OF delegates from PTogressive Musical
M n lvn la.t II
Lsbo. Federation yesterday and the delegates wers
Brootsn q as ta
hesdqGsrters Of the Federation to tho Brooklyn
Labor Lycom WAS lost.
Workers has received . cablepram from Span Lane,
England, notifying them that the glass- work era
ssted q, the L. t.
A. 800 had sssisted thoir brothers In England BY
sending them large sums OF good American money.
The Brooklyn Central Labor union had discus
slGn yesterday upon tho qqeiton whsther or not
nas' psbs sanss nSss
wssf 1h Elk hSSs be sG
be continued next Sunday.
Charles Boteman announced at yesterdays meet
Ing Of the Williamsburg Frsners' Union that no
Tssisnation was not seeoptsd. C Comp.iDG ' Sas sas
maze sE.nsts psncra,ss krsnse, torsinan 3; the
WHO Is charged with having wthhsd part Of G'hs the
Tsges g Of the men he had to pay of on Saturday
:, A joint meeting Of tho Socialists of New York.
Brooklyn aud Hudson County was held yesterday
Clarendon Hpll to discuss the questioii whether
not the New York Section should withdraw its
delegates from the Central Labor Feder.t ION
Spesches we-e made by L. Siegei, Is. Herste,n, r.
Me!cr, Il. Chaser, X. Herzbsrg, j. Popp. r. Mann,
l.. Jabhnowsky, Hugo Vogt and others. and thsn
the meeting was adjourned until next Sunday with
ont having reached conclusion. Some Of the
speakers were ia favor of Withdrawing from the o.
L. T., while others were against 1t.
The Grievance Committee of the Central Labor
Union reported .terday that the stateIner At
OF members OF the Granite Cutters Union was
true. The COMMITTEES stated that il indorsed tho
action OF the Building Trades Sertion in Suspend
ing tho Bluestor e. Cutters Union, and recom-
Inendcd that the Building Trades Section reopen
the and brit IL to successful tcrminst stion
The recommendation and report OF the Comm 1t q
were unan imorsly adopted.
The Furriers' Union reinstatcd two members la .t
wees on payment OF = hne Of T25 each; they lad
Eecn working rs =" schbs." To tho fami les OF
Barondess and Rheingoid 81 each was granted per
month. Tho Now York Federation of Labor Wnu
denied recognition but the organizations having
trouble with that body were, ADVISED to restorc
harmony soon as possible. Members who b CONS
bosses cannot be re.dmitsed it they give qp their
pay their arrears BY JAN. !, viii be suspended.
Atyeaterjays Meeting of tho New York Fedora
tion OF a!or the Secretlfy instructed to notify
the Boiler iGkerB Union that its tss
their duty by staying away from the z, ol tina
Tederstion. In place OF Henry Weissman August