The evening world., 1891-12-16
LAMBERT BROS, Cor. 5eth St. and Sd Ave.
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

The StphmftteTa' helpcrs Union Will elect new
officers on Dec Al.
New officers will h. elected by Progressive
Painters Union No. on Monday, Dec as.
,Impor,ant spec.l meeting 9f tn, Hou,s.m,.h.'
must bring their cards.
The labor or.ans.,ions Of Cincinnati are ercu-
tsbli-h municipal gas works.
The Knights of Labor Of Fort Worth, TeI. re-
port that III that city over % per cent oil the work
ing people are out OF employment.
The Christmas festival Of the Yorkvills Work
mems Free School viii take place At iernandos
| The Delegate elected by Local Assembly 2, ,64b.
X Of l., garment operatives, also known a. the
Lady Gotham Association, Is Miss Mary LenArd.
The Parquet Floor LAYERS Union has removed its
headquarters to 1881 Second avenue, where tho
regular meetings will be held every Wednesday
evening.
| seven Of whom were admitted and thirteen pro-
posed at last weeks meeting.
Carpenters Union No. 497 will elect officers
G.Ip'1t;.5' TaiSn So S,s Who me, With an ACCT
Men do not ike to be free. They no soone.
| escape ono master than they run to another, and
sa srs o be .nG To .t ~
| dividuals. ."-Horrisor SrVt
The Pharmaceutical Union has appointed q com
reeesn.s. the union. a e.Isha.r viii be pubii:hsd
by the u .ion to be distributed throughout New
hoiA anu bioosiyh'
The X. of l.. Cooperative Association Of East
Peppsreli. Macs. which began business on Feb.
l6, 1885, with a capital Of 81. 200. is now doing
va, 600. coo5 us ""N'A''''"' 'A'' year amounting "
The member. Of German American Typosr.phi-
cal Union No. are on strike at the otfioe q he
n... & sahms ,s,m ,he 10 SRshss.
! from tho organization.
The Intsrn ational Brothsrhood Of Boilerns kers
and Iron ship Builder. has decided to pubish A., an
city and r. IL Cummings, Of Minneapolis viii be
the editors. Tho paper will be printed In New
George Z. Gum. Grand Master Of the Brother
hood Of RAILWAY Trae imsn is about to publish tho
Troctm-r's Ballast, the oficial organ of that or:
from tho head quarters At Charlotte, Mich.
employees, has roso1sd to demand % that tho % ~sss.
fIssi sns to- on sh ssSn A
expected that the demand will be granted without
| serious trouble.
Secretary Domcn ghetta announces that tho
tl.tion Zee from % to s6 on Jan. Those dosir,ps
,Son TO- oin may apply on SUNDAYS AZ 10 M at o2l
i.ts place SsnesioIiS Ns1s Year 's the member.
propose to demand Is for eight hours.
william +; S. Fales, the well-k known journalist,
Government. writes from London that the match
boz not makers IN that city 'ars about on par with
.fa apy r paid ,a h:m
eighteen hours day. can make 81. so per week :"
TS G% 19" gHG1 h: re-
| Union No. that they will assist them In their
@ aRs .Sss sGs sss, The BE-: (:
ioSnd and IN, s,srs.h,ns point. towards speedy
were placed upon the roll
;hs s R.-.y i Snse .
ks, & Ses,$. ;ss %i';ss .ss
| mi nj tha ran ~.
has been .malsAmsted with the Brotherhood
The Treasurer Of the brooklyn Labor Lyosum As
AZ report; hs, a., Ia. 81 month the receipt. ssIe
I :%a r. if:$i sSss ss"R;'fSs
was elected 10 /. vacancy in the Board Of Trustees
mittee.
Union %@'a sh' the S'eI eh.la.
tsainst certain msmbers who were accused Of
founded upon facts. The nAmss OF number OF
members who Joined the brotherhood Of Car.
arrears, hAvs been forwarded to General Secretary
The constitution Of M.chipi,t.' Progressive
pointed ier that 'purpo.s Comp ain. .'g va. mad.
that at Edison': shop In Schenectady the worEmen
wanting on most OF the mashinss One man re,
Gently lost both arms. and artificial arms pro.
' him pn is poson Promd ..s.a ts. s s0as tho
promise has not yet been carried out
| Tho French textile workers National Congress-
recently held Lyons, has reeolved to take steps
to organize an international Union OF textile
ers, and invitations to AN International Congrss
| In 1893 have been sent to the textile work ers'
unions throughout Europe and America Tho
Iyons and tho nett National Congress will be held
! in fourmies In 1897,
The shops And districts Of Cigar Makers L nionNo
lt, hAv. been instructed by the EIeeutivcBoard OF
s,t.. = !. .s9. 10 ,hG Eon'sniion q ,as ys. YAH
Secretary WAS OF ierod to notify one Of .hop. that
will no longer be tolerated, A vote upon the pro-
posed amendments to tho by laws will be taken on
| the hrst saturday N January. Seven mem
| beTs we're enrolled Yesterday.
| There has been . revolution at tho KAweah Col
ony undoubtedly brought about by the isnlA age
ment of the former officers, At the last General
Assembly Of tho Iol9ny a resolution was adopted
drtestation and condemnation OF the actions OF
Nurnrtt- q. .kcll, William Christie W. ".
White aud II. a{or in attempting TO .lienAte
and Mr.. IL = Purdy' W r + Smi,b va,
elected Superintendent Of Public instruction Last
month the TeeeipAr"ere 81, l5l. IS.
/ The w.Ayers OF Grrit. SaIony, lost their Jobs
whea tbs Mckinley bill was passed but their
/ hos es came to this countr. and continued their
/ business at the Botany worsted Mills, near Pas-
I rtic, j, bring with them largo number of
skilled sorkrrs, whom they now pay about the
same wages they received in GertnAny-SS to ff
| per week but while the men worked on but two
looms in the old county they are compelled to at
tend four in TIN, Land Of the brave aud the free,
They think that they we're better on in the father
lAad. Most OF then, were mported under contract
but at tue BARGE ofce no one objected to their
!sndins.
Hereditary.