The evening world., 1892-10-06
FROM THE WUkLD Ur LABOR.


FROM The WUkLD Ur LABOR.
The Shir makers Union has wJn It's strike
at the shop oI Levy Brothers
William I. Vaughan has been elected Walk
Ing Delegate OF the United Tin and sheet Iron
workers Union.
Twenty-Five persons In the United states
own private railway cars costing from
$4,000 upward.
The Building Trades section of the &. l.. L.
adjourned Tor two weeks yesterday on ac-
count oi the Columbian celebration.
The Advance Association OF BookbinderS
has indorsed the ticket of the socialist Labor
parry, and resolved TO contribute to Its CAM
palgn fund.
There Is a trm OF women tea merchants IN
london owning an estate IN .ey,on, where
they employ women aS Blenders, tasltrs.
packers, clerks ana agents.
Louis Michel, tormerly a member OF the So
clalist Labor party. Is now making poli;ica
speeches In German and Eugii III IN this state
for the Democratic ticket.
Davtl Callahan has been reelected Walk
ing Delegate OF Progressive Painters Brnrvu-
lent Union No. 1. The annual bali OF the
Union Is to take place a. Tammany Hail,
Oct. 81.
Samuel Marks 3? ESSEX street, and
Abraham Goldberg. 20 Ludlow street, two
| alleged sweating bosses, were held Tor trial
| at the Essex Market Police court yesterday.
Tue New Zealand Minister for Labor has In.
troduced Till IN the Australian Parliament
providing Tor saturday halt-hOliday and
| sitting accommodation for saeswvmen aud
| shop girlS
All IN, mbers OF Plumbers Union No. :.
working next Wednesday have been IN.
struC ed to demand double pay, as oct. l.,
has been made ley al holiday this year. The
Union will turn out with The Columbian
parade.
Qnarrymen'3 Union No. IL has elected
Dcnn.S furccii Ircsiucnt; Robert flcmming,
NIce-tresident: NJ. T.. Mcdonald, Eccording
Secretary John Mcany, Financial secretary
Nicholas liandlty. Treasurer tatrick ury,
! WIN. Tower, john Carbon, standing tvm-
mittee.
Local Assembly l,5G2. X. OF l.. also known
as the Advance Association, Is making ar.
tate or II more severe restriction Of iminigra.
titn. The hrSt Ol these meetings is to be he! ID
ut Clarendon Hall.
c!garmakers' Union No. 10 has called a
meeting Tor next sunday, T.. NJ. at 3li last
| Sevcnl leth street, To discuss the political
/ situation. A motion VIII be made to inuors,
| the candidates OF the Socialists.
A strike Is on AT Finkelst"in & Lichtman's
! shirt factory, 2ll Forsyth street, caused by
the dismissal OF two union men. Yesterday
! Isaac WcstCheusky anu Ma nan Missikpn.
/ two OF the pickcts, were arrested for alleged
dslrderly conduct, and justice Duny lined
them 81 each.
A committee OF the Lacemakers' Union has
| caused an investigation against Brooklyn
manufacturer. whose workmcn are un strike
and who is charged with having imported Il
laceinakcr named LlleureuS.
John p. Mcdonald, of Progress ,ive Painters
| Union No. l, Was elected by the Building
Trades Section OF the {. l.. L. yesterday aS
Floor Manager OF its Defense F'und enter.
tainment, oct. II, at clarendon Hail; James
h. Monaghan was elected Assistant flooi
Manager.
Frank II. Betton. Commissioner OF Labor
Statistics OF Kansas, says In his annual re-.
port that the Eight-iiour law In that state /.
practically dead letter, as the Legislature
to carry out its provisi ms. The Commi,
sioner has also found that child and fenul,
labor is constantly increasing in extent.
United Machine Wood-Workcrs' Union No
Trades Section OF the central Labor Inioi
against the action OF the Mystic Tie Associa
tion In taking the places OF strikers durinl
the international Furniture Workers strik,
Tor eight hours. The matter was referred u
the Grievance Committee.
General Secretary Mcclure. OF the Unite,
brotherhood OF carpenters aud Joners. re-
ports that trade Is duh Tor carpenters In New
York, Brooklyn, Newark. Pttsburg, Cmcn
natl, Cleveland, san Francisco, Denver
Nanaimo, san Rafael, Nicksburg, Marquette
NyacE. Eureka. Atlanta, San Jose and Sal!
Lake city.
The secretary OF the Building Trades Sec
tlOu Vi tnt 4. IL. u WIS lllSlTiltItu YESTERDAY
to request the anliatcd unions 10 instruc
their walking delegates to render thei
assistance In securing work for members o
the BrlckhandlerS and Cement Labor Unions
a large number OF whose members are ont o
employment.
A new price.ltst has been adopted by tn,
Swiss EmbrOiderers' Union. II Is quite com
plicated and VIII be distributed in all shops
For several articles an advance has been pro
| Sided. The salary OF the President Wa
raised to $50 per month, and that OF thi
secretary to flO.
The Building Trades Section OF the G.. l.. L
yesterday elected delegates to the Contra
Labor Union, from the Enterprise assOrli
ton OF steam Filters Tnsker and Fletcher
Theatrical Protective Union, j. Reilly, l.
Kelly; Granite Cu,Ucrs Union, VIM. O'Br!cI
and John Russell; Machine stone Workers
Ooherich, Hogan aud Iarkin: Progressiv
Painters Inior, Robert Robinson.
Last month l2I members withdrew iron
the brotherhood OF Locomotive En- ,inccrS
% were rcnstated ana Lave been sus
pended, one for failing TO support hi
family, one for unbecoming conduct, one 10
slandering a brother member, one Tor IN
toxication and the others Tor non-pay men
OF dues. To the families OF nine deccasc'
members the death benefit. amounting un al
average to ~ l,j0O, was paid.
The Building Trades Section OF .he c. l.. L
resolved yesterday to protest against the nc
tion OF the Grievance Committee OF the Cen
tlal Labor Union In not notifying II 10 TAX
part In trying the case OF the complaint q
The marble Industry against the German
Painters Union Tor taking the places o
strikers on the Grand central Hotel.
Seamen on the Pacific coast are in tn
habit OF taking employment on fruit plan 4
tons during the harvest season. as thcr
they are abe 10 earn more th0n on boar
their ships. But this places the Scalnen'
| Union In the disagre-ablo position ~ brin
unable 10 procure u sufficient number O