The evening world., 1892-01-16
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Loc.l A..enbil,, 3. 81. and ., 1873, K: oti,. NJ,
chincty constructors, arc to be amalgAnsted.
A mass meeting Of carria ~. maker, will be held
to-mgrrow afternoon at 23l Hast Thirty. third
street.
For the henrHt ot the striking printer. in ter
many 8 concert aud ball will take place at tho
Brooklyn Labor Lyccum on Sunday, Feb. \.
mas. meeting ~ tailors has been called for pur.
poses of urganiEatiOH on sunday, Jan. -, y. NJ,
at 33l Fast rhirty.thitd street.
The new "t'ic"rs o. ihs OF T. Lgm6sr Hand
Mitchell. W. L. John Holmes, u. y. A. Wagner,
r.
Journoymen T.tlor.', Sick and Benevolent, So.
cirty 40 IL TO have their annual bail at 23l East
Tnirty thir street on Jan -
Annual uall of Local Assembly .. $50. X. oi L..
Glothius Cutt"ts, at r,mnsn, na, thi. evening
fund
Local Assembly, .o,s2T, X; OIL, Cloak and suit
\. i. ?. Rc,ily, '. =
A school for the tcsrhtng oi tho English language
has hrcu nprucd Tor MINT wnrkcT- vt l42 tn,t
foUrth street, by members VI several bakers
unions.
Meal Co. recently established in this city as
manufacturers OF elevators, hayo agrceI with flc-
yhtor tonstrno,ors Cn'on No. 10 to employ none
but union men.
There Was not ssr,nner, strike in rGIl River
d"r,ug the entire ,car OF 1891. A. a result the
hasucrs Of the Spinnrr,' Union arcin psospcruus
condition.
Barionders' linton, No. l. Local Branch No ?,
has in-truc,ei it, d"l"s,tc to tno waters National
Of tho National officers
United STANDARD Engineers Union No, a,Gus la.
tions will be discussed at every meeting.
The semi.nnps! report Of the ra. Gl..,
ioesoi out They have SO. sST In their their treasury @
, Local tAsscmbly a.l29, 10 of l.. Enxinesr::,
u %Sali;n S, r VIM h'''S' v S. "" o"'a d.rro''.
William Buchholn hs, been elected walking
nesss,s N .s. OF OF th' ArshteSsHr" nr1nw Union
which is $40 per week, will he reduced for tho
ing three months.
VII mold special meeting for the transaction Of
iEmnnrtant, 6u;!nc.s ri. ne,t ,9esday evening a,
circular, to ali Ishor organisatons in this country
goods Tor reducing the WAGES "i their emp o,ec-.
These oituers havc been rlcct- by Division No.
3 "i the tsborern Union Protective society John
Carroll, President James Brennan, Vice i'ren!.
H,n,G HTn,; q HeaH see'etlr, & Michael k.leoyne,
Patrick Banks. Scrgeant-ht Arms
rhiiip Kelly, Pre.tent; Dayii Tins, Vice. Ptcsi.
Irving Orm.tead, Tinanyi,l Secretary e. i Moore,
Irrarurer. John Rrtlly. walking Delegate, David
Shea. Sergeant -Arms
S?ooner, prcsiIent, t,sorso Pattc., Vice Presi.
aent william licn fnanc,al snd Corresponding
TA-ker, treasurer, T. Frankiyn, waking Dole.
gntc
Frederick Tinm. Pre.dcnt, Frederick boil, Vice
rtoHdent; Herman Water, R"cor ling Secretary,
dow, Treasurer, William X raus, Doorke-per.
The jonrneymen Taiors' Protectivc and Benevo-
L. - Union has rsfeIred to y. Genera Executive
Ins,ction to oin IN tho ch,tt Of the Bo9t9n ,aiors
through legislation by Congress.
Branch IL, south brooklyn, o. the workmen's
Genera! BENEFIT Union has elected Henry nuhne,
fred-rck Moltman, Recording SECRETARY John
LaurtAsy; lreasnreI; Charles krich. Charles Man
| physician
The lionse Painters union, Of Brootlyn, ha, 70
from the Brooklyn Central Labor Tsdcrat,Sn' ana
appointed the same menher, who serve a. dele
ns m..s OF the
were suspended for non payment Of dues.
No. .5 sooh GSah"ss 2,
presented with a valuable gold medal by the mem
ss oes Fl this VnSn sl9n nso Ne rosn retired
siH months vas Financial Secretary OF Union No
bers.
"There is all tho difference in tho world between
the seshners Of capitalist and the seiis hness of
Of selfish luxury for one man or single family.
Tho other means not luxury, but increase OF de
aged, more schooling for tho yonng, not OF or.
hor'"y. ". r.
Eleven charters were granted to new local unions
by the United Brotherhood Of Carpenters and Join
| sre last month. Secretary p. j. ,Guire made an
| agitation tour through Virginia, Tennessee, Nortl,
and south Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Louisana.
Florida, Kentucky Mississippi. Ohio aud Indiana,
| southern States. The receipts wero &c, 696. 20.
and VI ,222 "a were expended. among which
IS, 63J. 25 for Denehts.
| The lrcklayers Of PhilAdelph asked the Build
| ers EIehange OF that city to discontinue their
| trade school When tho bosses refused to comp y
the Union resolved rot to admit any graduates vi
tie trade school, Other building trades unions
had to be closed, as tho apprentices no longer
attended NeIt spring ths brick layers will demand
the eght-hour workday at As cents per hour.
Local Assembly 2,43l,. X. Of L.. Carpenters,
| U, o, has elected w. j. Kennedy, 81, W, Fred
Taylor, +. $ J. Il. browne. r. &. Chapm.n, i
| Barry. j. Hngan, trustees J. +. Mahoney. U. X.
Browne and j. i; Taylor, Delegates to u. A. 253j
Mm roombs, NJ. I. Legrue, j. Kennedy, N.
Murphy and j +. Mahoney, Deleg es to the e. r. s.
OF the c. L. u; j. II. Browne, Delegate to the
Carpenters Council.
| Tho Central Executive Board Of CIoakmakc crs'
| Union M. has appointed special oommittee to
| organize an Italian branch. II was reported that
| Labor arc returning to the Union. One OF the
! members who had been discharged from Meyer
Jonass0n's shop was reinststed npon demand by
the shop meeting. Arrangements are being ma ir
to call convention Tor the purpose of orgAni ny
National Union.
| The Custom Narnishers and Polishers' Union
has elected: J. kirchoier. Secretary; j. q. iAus.