The evening world., 1892-02-05
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

At its last meeting the Knee-Pants Makers
Union gained about 100 new members.
The Hebrew Socialist Labor Club, of London, has
aclub house of its own. 1t was opened on Jan, 10.
The Hebrew Labor Club has opened Labor
Lyceum At 80 Allen street.
Lodge No. 3 Of the Pianomakers' Union will
on March Z.
The United Carriage and Wagon Makers Union
is making arrangements for an evening entertain
Henry Passburg has been elected delegate to the
Central Committee by the Socialisti organization
OF the Tenth Assembly District.
Contractors manufacturing United States mail
bags at Chicago employ little girls compel them to
work long hours and pay siI cents a bag.
The Jersey City Lodge Of the Ir9thsrhood Of to;
Engineer, James c. Currie. Assistant Eng gineer
5. Garabrant, Insurance Agent.
organized Servant tiifs' Union. renting a board
ing house and inteligenee office Of their own, and
| OF them were born in this country.
The officers recently elected by Plumbers, Gas
&s fffs William 1G,Ha Tn
Qnnn Regarding seere5Srya j.; & p &GupTnlnshsm
W. w. Preston, Sentinel.
| The central body Of the United Hebrew Trades
Unions has adopted resolutions In honor to the
moved NOV to Il Suffolk ST. Street 0DA''' A'' ''eA re-
Branch 8, Of the Upholsterers Union, has tabled
q request of Brewers Union No. to lndorse the
boycott against George Ehret's beer. On Feb. -
the Union Will discuss the question reducing the
| hours OF labor.
frsnk vi p,fr has been rsesstsa Waking
in hsS nsy nssS
sition to abolish pioceworx has been voted down.
The total amount received by the Iron -Moulders'
Union OF North America for dues for the last quar-
tsI%t n%s 1921 ,Ss, Trs ssS ca and s21 Gag we're
| $2 100 for death and disability benefits. The
membership Is increasing.
The next international congress OF mine work
objects to be discussed is an iuteGnational Strike
for eight hours. Some Of the most inhuenta
| strike for the present.
The officers elected by the uphosterers and Car
Get Weaysrs, Union are John AllSs, President
Achilles Wood, Recording seeretaryi H, Dussan,
Joseph Mccall. Trustees.
Deputy Factory Inspector Francis U. Cos ha,
buaslo Central Labor Union for alleged slSnde, al de-,
and spitetul persecution, MIR. Dernell having pub
case.
d. g: Ramsay. Grand Chief of the Order Of Rail
making demands for higher wages or a change o
expelled. The order will attend to its own busi
pe.., and dseiplins viii be maintalnsd At al
hazards, as otherwise success will be i'm possible.
The officers of the Socialist organization o
the Twsnty.fourth Assembly District are: q. Was
Ssoretary g. BStthoa. financai s.crSssGyi SGyaI II
WeidskaH, Treasurer; II. Schnoll Delegate TO tn
| Central Committee; j. Book, Librarian; Chare
Reinhardt, John Mueller and II. Ziuk Auditors
The boycott against Valentine Loewers has bee
| indorsed.
Cigar Makers Union No. 80 has adopted res olr
, tons promising aid to the tenement house cigai
makers should they 20 on general strike to abo
ish the tenement system: At Levi Braths sho
the members gained an advance OF ~ per ], OUl
Twenty-t new members were enrolled at the LAT
, regular meeting.
A motion to withdraw from the Information,
Furniture workers Union has been tabled ty Nj
no ut-of-work benefit will be paid. Those beiI
out OF employment at present VIII be- assisted unit
work has been procured for them. On April 4 II
eight-hour day will be demanded.
The organized walters Of this city taking tn,
cue from The EVENING WoRLps crusade aga nj
ksepers OF saloons who thrive upon the lack Of en-
Ployment OF walters whom they compel to spen
their paltry earnings In order to secure a lob no
ana then. They want their nefArous tra1e to [
suppressed and they will ask the municipal Al
thorities to vigorously proceed against all AooI
keepers who procure employme ent for walters will
out having license from the city.
II Architect Dawney will not take any matsri
o from the Edison Company for the nsw Astor Hote
and therefore the electric wiIemen will not BtTil
on that building. A job on Fifty ninth street an
Madison avenue was struck yesterday, as hvs MOI
new building At ll2-i IA Fifth avenue was success
full, as the wire work taken from the Edisl
Company nd given 10 ID. q. Gilbert a Co. To. d.
the engineers, mach inists and electricians workiI
A They belong 70 Eoesptrio Engineer tnions Nos
Yesterday the Union ssinsd hfsy-two new msn