The evening world., 1891-05-12
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

The Journeymen Gas Filters Union has elected
Walking Delegate John Kent
Michael Davitt has resigned from the editorship
of the Labor World. his health being impaired
through ovsrwork.
A Nntiopsl Tsder.tion Of Ems Ensp%smep % win be
England.
James Mcintyre will be the delegate OF Pressmen's
Union No. 10 the International Typographical
Convention in Boston.
The Brooklyn Plumbers and Gasftters' Union
bas a. present over seven hundred names OF sooo
The Formers Allianos has now 2, 200 sub -Alli-
ances IN the State Of Iowa.
The striking hriok%.ter. Of Trenton. \. J.: hays
refrain from handling bricks made by non-union
men.
The Hat and Cspmakers Union has about 800
men on strike for sixteen weeks. Their Executive
Committee appeals for financial aid from other
labor organizations.
On Memorial Day delegates Of ID. A. ~, X. of L.,
will decorate the graves Of William A. Horan, the
father OF the District " and other wen-known de-
ceased members OF the Order.
The union carpenters OF Bayonne celebrated their
victory for Nunform rate of s3 per day and the en-;
ployment OF none but union men by least OF
jubilation last sunday.
The Kings County Republican General COMMITTEES
has not yet replied to the communication Of the
their printing done at a union office,
The silk ribbon weavers AT Samuel WeiI,s shop on
sE
gressvs Union No. ].
Locomotive engineers in Panama earn sl25 per
week. II Is difcult to obtain them n: that salary
for tho Panama climate is worse in It's effects than
all tbs railroad accidents that occur i'll Central
America.
A bra ch of Carroll j. wriahts Bureau of Labor
Sta tHtic; has been opened at the New YORK Post
in regard to wages and expenditures OF workmen in
this city.
Factory Inspector Lawrence t. Fell. of New Jer-
sey in his annusl report, just published, complains
that mis- deputies did not receive the support they
should have had from the city authorities except IN
| Newark Orange and Hoboken.
| The Artificial Stone Mnsons' Union. who recently
sought admission to he Central Labor Union. is
| ing the receipts for dues amounted to $Si.9O
Tho Brooklyn Branch of the l.etter-C Carriers' Ma
viii send tw" de esates to the Intern tionsi Con-
vegtion of Letter Carriers to bn held at Detroit Ia
August. The delegates will be elected on May "a
| The condition of the wage workers ia improving
every year. and as ignorance Is supplanted by
knowledge the reform will be grester aud greater,
until we shall finally reach stage whore justice
will always prevail.
District assembly, Ne. ?, K. OIL; comprising the
a large ncrcsse ot membership during the iast Two
months. and almost every wsss n+w assemblies are
| The spirit of organization has struck tho bell
RINGERS Of the English churches. the hrst annual
ringers having been held WITH seventy delegates at
tending, representing Il, U0O members.
Twenty boys working at the Bsrgmann art glass
| works in RaVenswood are on strike because one of
| them had been suddenly discharged. BergmAnn
cstIed Tor the police to protect him against the
boys.
| Monopoly, hristocracy. hunkysm and prepon der
anoe Of wealth are not Amercln institutions, but
they have been growing in this country aud they
about to over Thelm the masses OF the people NOT
withstAn ting the Dec aT4tion OF independence and
| the Consultation OF the United States.
| Branch A of the United MAchinists gained eight
| new members last week and IOur candidates we're
| proposed. ARRANGEMENTS being made for a
picuic to he held At the park OF the Brooklyn Labor
| lyceum
| All plumbers. carpenters, steamftters, painters
marble wor kers ant Jniuers were ordered on strike
Iyn because the National Paving Company Of Phils-
delphi, had employed number of nOnunon msn
| on their paving Job in the building
Cigar Packers Union No. Isl is making arrange
ments Tor the publication OF it's picnic ,journIl.
which will contain forty PAGES Of printed matter.
serted. At the next regular meeting the nifty cents
assessment must be paid.
| ClEarmaksrs' Union No. l44 has requested its
m"pt,ers to return the blanks sent out to its locsl
branches by the New York State Federation OF
last week the union gained hinr meinbef.. NGTt
Thursday the picnic committee will meet at $50 East
Eighth street.
The increase, in membership Of Topographic
the 7. y. Home Fund the Union contributed
we're paid Tor iSneiSi 6enoht asst week twenty
cards cards Sns "STs deposited s Snd fifteen TiIhdr1TG.
| MutteT. have died.
Arbuokls Bros. of Brooklyn. have notified their
| femsle employees who arc working at Weighing and
Hbout one year, az the firm will introduce m tGhnery
| by which tho woLA Of the girls is o bu done Tns
firm promises to hnd other employment for the girls
Pressmen's Union No. 81 will have its annual eI
fcr thu relief fund Of tho orEanizs''"n III" new
JaSS somersllIe Prisd mt ''os JSbp p'oild s
Guirk. RecordIng Secret-ry; James Css9n, FINN
Thompsgp, Treasurer VIM Osborne, Sergeant al.
Arms Thomas Brysop, Frank J. Bali. frank
4, Gosnsf Gsorss Fqrbsrsh:S, EIssucss Srsns Com M
mittesi j. a, torHn, J, z. Hawkins, James Gel
son. Delegates to the Printing Trades oOuaol.