The evening world., 1891-06-29

Union will be $50 Men over sixty years Of age will
not be admitted in the future.
Tho psntsmaknrs' Union has At present I. .l65
Thor labor bureau is at &C EldrtlEe street.
Trrntpro-wortcrs' picnic md Sumner.aieht's
third ward PARK One Hund-ed and Forty eighth
street md Third avenue.
Over two hundred 'Ahor papers which were e'tNh-
lshed during tho last four years wont out uf exist
cnce sEAip because they we're not supported by
organized labor.
tseuth Assembly Districts viii hAveA fishing eI-
fund
VerplSnck brckyhrds where tho Knights Of Labor
were beaten last year, will soon be renewed.
Locsl A,;SeThly S y : is3s: x: & q T. Bra.:,wGrhers.
attempt to more thoroughly organize the lamp
workers.
s he rsnRa jury II RScSCSr este o2s@ 2s
ind cted twenty Of the bosscs who locked out their
tai'ors
Eccentric ASsociNton Of Engineers. No. l, i;
the nupport Of the Central Labor Union.
The sAlesmen and sA!eswomen Of Harlem. will
e. 500, X Of L., on .Tuly At 100 East One Hun
drod and Twenty fifth street.
The picnic Of Local Union No 1lO, Brotherhood
Of Painters and Decorators, has been postponed
nnti july &C. when II will take place at RidGewood
The, United Tui!or- Unions have organized
whoss hr-t meeting will be held to-day at IS sur.
folk atreet.
Tho Tin and Sheet Iron Workers Union has rro-
hibitcd &c memhcrs from going TO Chicago until
the striking members Of their trade in that city
have resumed work.
The, ,Pspcrhsnget's Union has elected ,;!erGn,o
COX and william Vincent delegates to the Central
Labor Union.
&c sTd Tf.Ts "a. Of Pss I
and TGiors' Progressive Union No. IL gave s25.
Men in the ranks Of organized labor opposing the
Who tried TO prevent the success OF the Revolution
ary fathers of this republic.
The charges against. Park Proprietor Deckelmenn
missed by the Brooklyn Central Labor Union yes
terdAy.
As the plsst,rers, laborers have now organized a
nnion the oI2hniIed journeymen plns'crers will no
longer work with non. union laborers, in order to
strengthen the lattor's organization.
Master Workman George f. Murray, Of n. A. 40,
sion oi nnvoling the s. s. Cox monument on July
:, erected by tho letter carriers Of New York and
vicinity.
The election Of officers of Coopers Union No
had to be n9rtponed until next SUNDAY on account
Of the small attendance 9f wemhoTs, Those failing
Tho dlHeronces between tho brotherhood Of
TGilors and Boss Kemp are to he setled the latter
20 Board II The q
the proposition under consideration.
State Organizer Edward Lake, Of the brotherhood
& feoeng ms
zed several local nnions on Long Island, and will
presently come to this city.
The New York Framers' Union has fined August
Rlum 100 for having worked as "scab." For
the months of July, August, September and octo-
Next sunday officers will bo elected.
The new officers OIL, A, 2,shs, X: of L., United
Mss.or koTEmsn ssm H. .eobsnn worsSI SHIF11s Fd1s
man; CHARLES ,ubelhoy, Recording Seo.etary
Tho rneciAl eommittes appointed by the Central
Labor Union to make ovsrtures to the Brooklyn G.
atcr S %s aeTod the fuer as
ton Of the matter yesterday.
The ehimpey-mnkcES and blowers of the, Bush
wick Flint GLASS Works hold their annual chowder
party to-day At Rutile Bar, Jamaica Bay, while the
employees OF tho William Flint Glass Works
go TO RockAwAy Beach.
The differences betwssn Musical Progressive
Union No; md tho WilliAms6urg FFamers' Union
the Frnmers picnic on July have been settled by
| favor Of Leader George DietL,
The Central Executive Board of Closkmakers'
Union No. ! resolved yesterday to suspend all
memherS 'silinG to nay Their arrears by Aug. Is;
street, WAS declared OF, as the demands of tire mon
have been granted.
Tho Central Labor Union asks all organizati ions
the housesmithS to pend detailed statement OF
Pratt of the Building Trades Section,
| A. Brill 4 Co., 24l Grand street, have promised
| the Arbitration COMMITTEES OF the Central Labor
ho"s are boyeotted a. soon as t5s W rs
| firm with Ryan 90, has expired.
Thirty-hye lapsed local assemblies have applied
turn Of thcir cSsrtert More organizers must S Be-
appointed to do the work required in the
| iIed heretofore.
Frederick Bronnsnk, Of the Williamsburg Fran
ss, UniSSH on was given Rsr%issiG;n yestsEd.y Z
ngs, LorSnI scSsoSnsr and Louis Rssscr PV'G Wer,
nned SaO each Tor working for 'scsb bosseS
belonging to the housosmiths or architectural iroI
workers.
Patrick Reynolds, one of the delegates of tn,
Labor Union, denies that there is any intention o
tying up the Bolt Line In fact, such thing coult
| ployed on that road
Journeymen Rrewers' Union No. ! has requested
| the Hebrew Trades Unions 10 prohibit the Cap
innd from the proprietors Of non-union breweres
The differences with the IN anARement OF the Ancho
| Brewery are to be settled this week
| About three hundred men are on strike at tn,
New Jersey Zine and Iron Works IN Newark, Nj.
dent Csrpcntsr who refused to DO the work Of toa
other men wh9 should have relieved them. Tn
stated and that the Superintendent be discharged
The Hudson County Central Labor Federation
refuses to indorse the boycott Of Bakers Union No
| 9S against Bosses ReimAn Co. unless ths latter
| workmen be given an opportunity to reply to tn,
charges made against them by Union No. 9S. Dele
| gates STOCK, SpnlAT and Bauer were elected nom
| bors OF the Auditing Committee Of the Federation
| The complaint ot Walking Delegate Mclaughlin
| Of Painters Union No. G. against Denis Haley OAI
and CAthATine streets for failing to pay the waFss
due the painters who worked for him, was referred
| By the Central LShor Union yesterday 20 It's Non
| Intercourse Committee.
| Progressive Pointers Union No charges thAI
the huthOritie1 At RAudGll'E Island are employing
non-union painters st S3 TO- nine hours and that
| request TO employ union men at union hours AuC
| wages has met With poremPtoTy refusal, The Ar
| bitTauon Committee Of tho Central Labor UnioI
SECRETARY Bohrn. of the Brewers las sent letta
to the Brooklyn Central Labor UliOn giVing as tn
reasons why the bOycott against pou-beeT shoulC
not be raised that, II this done, the wages o
the iourncymon brewers would soon be red ant
their hours Of labor increased. The Brooklyn O. l.
| U. viii take action wlthin tSo weeks.
Tno Central Labor Union, yesterday attempts,
10 Hppoint a new special COMMITTEES for the purpos
OF making q report upon the platform and declAr
HtlOn Of principles Of the Peoples party but nj
delegates could he found willing 10 serve on m
eomnittse' Another attempt is TO be made nsI
| Sunday,
:" am heartily sicE ~ the divisions and antaRo
MIXING cliquea, tAs clsHuish organizations anon
the different elhnFos Of WorkinEmen. l am satlsde,
that labor will not sgccrnd until clAnnishness wit
| It's oNeT'reachng Geliishness, disGppears; I'll
farmers are Interested in mechanics and laboreT
and they In tara are friendly to the farmers. IS
Hiod3su
Progressive Painters Union No 4 has eleets
! stephen WheAIty, Master Workman ,Tohn II