The evening world., 1892-01-21
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

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The Cloth Hat and nap, Operators, Union has
succeeded in organizing Newield { Schlesngers $
\ shop
Lodge No 8 of the Piano Makers Union has in
| doised the nomination of John j. Sullivan for
| Chief Factory Inspector.
Local Assembly s,39e, x. Of H., Ale and Porter
| Brewers, has changed Its meeting day to every
| second and fourth Sunday, In the forenoon
| The Architectural Iron Workers Union has in
strncted its Wskns Delesate. 70 appoint shop
selves.
| To organize tho pressers CLOAK ma kers' Union No
has called a ainass-meeting of that branch Of their
| street
Charles Ohm has been elected delegate to- tho
LABOR Exchange Conference, to be held IN brooklyn
| on Jan. 26, by the Brooklyn branch of the Arch-
tectural Iron Workers Union.
Mach,nstH' union No. 81 has elected j. j. Barry
Kes isss' Resordns sssretarS % @sasy, Stats
| tican j. j. Ford, John Clark, Trustees.
Clothing tutters. has been elected Sergeant at.
| to succeed James Duffy, of l.. A. 3,649.
| The Custom Tailors Union reports that Jacobs
Brothers better known as the Six Little Tailors
are willing to settle with tho Union, and the boy
colt against them is to be raised at an early day
| Contractor Petit has again broken his promise
sgS o & s to Ms IL. rssrs sn 1fa tba srs
building will be renewed.
The surgical instrument makers report that
business is quite dull at present A. the last
initiated. Arrangemants are being made for a
mass meeting to be held in a few weeks.
The monthly dues OF the loca!! unions ffliated
reduced by that body to 81. Hence,orth the roeu,
lar meetings Of the central body will be held at = |
Suffolk street every Monday evening
The Officers elected by the Derrickmen's Union
are Philip Doyle, President; James Henry Re;
and Corresponding Sscretary James Dillon, Treas.
urer; James Molloy, wnlking Delegate.
Local Assembly $40, X. of L., Carpenters, U.
| Dressed Beet Company, who, IT is alleged, ret lso
to employ union carpenters on their refrgerators
| At Washington Market and other places.
| The Executive Board of the Piano Makers Union
gave orders yesterday that wherever shops arc to
be ieorxanized the members of the Union employ ed
| Cabinet Makers unions. Those violating this
| order viii be fined
ToIn n. ". G. j; Kicker, v: +. T Ryan, i. s,
Kelly, statistic ian: Barnard FOX, r. John
Gerachty was reelected Walking Delegate.
Hsh s OF on s e h sstsd %
NsW Jersey isdsr'sSn Of Ifndes Rn and labor
S.me Of Paters" wa, ' Wn9 o
position as Vice, e,Prssident' '''-'~N W >'''
The n'T oreTs Of Di''so, Assembly A. Of
%.!ssW W,.u ,Sss SSpssf.sP$ ~ NJ. hsds
and 4. Bethel, Executive Board.
TIE New YoRK Womb has rendered good ser,
by on the orbe
ton Of tho wsxe-workers OF Oxford, N. j. THE
wonIp's action is appreciated ."-LGbor Standard,
The Journeymen Bakers and CONFECTIONERY
Bakers unior, No. 49, report that they have 25g
,rea.nIy Thsir Bureau procarsd smpley en- fne
wors.
For the benefit Of the organization fund of the
United Hebrew Trades Unions concert and per.
o sands II ISs1y
Union, Carl sahm Club of Musicians and the Chor
| the occasion.
p ~ c1Sy Et the Union
one to ., draw up sni,4bIe TssSlIton in dsnuncis
hGeafy OF who% RSissAss George
nounced Us a traitor before the Section.
Pa!aters. and Decorators Union No. 2l3 ha,
Harry fozSEd Fred Crane
sis Secretary; Philip Grey, Thomas % Nei, Martin
srsy sorss ordoS William .yd.n
Delegates to the Passaic County Trades Assembly.
The Board OF Walking pelegates notified th'
yssterday that i. was not in favor Of ordering
strike in favor Of union not represented In tn,
the United setess Union Ssd reanessd tS
b. r. S. to settle with certain Curtis Of the 81 1tl
Hundred and Thirty second street. This grievance
had then , NJ been zen referred from the B. r. s. to the
, | boeio VI Voihihk Doiobotcs.
One of the most fats, mistakes made by men IL
labor organizations who disagree consists in layini
more stress upon insignitcant things in which the
vital things about whose necessity and CORRECTNESS
there is no dispute whatsoever.
The New York State Committe of the SOCIAL,
eeessd Jsbiinc%si Hsserdhins N and iSps corre rn
spondinx Secretary and Henry Glyn finanei,
the city will be requested to Inform the Commtto
. whether or not they desire to participate in tn
| elections
through tho state
Fo. the new Gsrmsn "a Cigar iG Makers SICK and Deaf
Ps T$s sas
S@sssIs:s. @ e.. Prs.asa' ss%rss hsss
Tss rssisFt' sis, s9 hasGsn ss'F .na
Delegate Jas. p: Archibald, Of the Paper Hang
Ufi9n on. to th% BahaS Trades Sc.
se2|"es G 's IN N IN @ nal E1i ManDin
WI take place tS;morToT Friday; kan 22 At
The
Union to attend the SERVICES will meet gu the sam
the .. l.. u. viii be there to furnish al members
"tiIisted unions with bows Of white ribbons.
: Cabinet, Hakers' Union No. is determined t
/. "S mss s'
liked, but the bosses will receive ample notice. !
having 90 a dur"s n the month t ' ara
VIII be assessed SO cents per week The strike
: has removed the causes that led to the strike.
ID. Harm, Secretary OF the Diamond Worker
Union, denies the statement recently publishe
. that the hall engaged for tho Unions annual ba
was given up because the proprietor 30 i'd Vaentil
d | l.oewer's beer Mr., Harm writes to say that tn
reverse was the ease, the hall being rejected b,
. | cause Ioewer's br1r was not sold. Mr.. Har
further alleges that the emit was wilful
q gArbed by a German newspaper.
. The Builiins Trades Sectioa of the Central Labt
: Union received crslentia!s yesterday from III
atrical Protective Union No. /, George Burni
james Logan steele Pendry and John j. Bulklo!
: from the Brass Workers Union Henry Rhinehar
: Michael Nolan, M,h.m Meyer and Thomas Fin
/, from the United Wood CarNers' Association, vii
!; lam L. simmons; from tnt Hogscsmith.' unioI
George Hayes from the United Order of Americ a
Stair Buildors, NJ. u. Koran. together with the.
: Thomas Slsyin, of the Reliance Labor Club. WI
r pledged.
Il Tho firms of T. A. Wlmurt, o! Fast Thirteent
street; John, Snedecor, llo West Etshteent
/ street, and George Lecoun,, Broadway an
| Nineteenth street, have locked out tho member
!, Of the Iillder- and picturs Frame Workers Unio
y hitherto employed by them because they refused
y subnit to a REDUCTION of wages. The onion vi
| wall w. Mann T. Y. Foreman, James O'Duuue