The evening world., 1892-02-15
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

place at Beethoven Hall, Fifth street, on FEBRUARY
II. Battermann, tho Brooklyn dry..goods dealer,
has settlsd his differences with the Brooklyn.
4. D., Bd ding Trades Council.
Cigar. Makers Union No. IA will give an even,
member at Clarendon Hall on April 23.
ve,tm.k.r wnsn h.s withd..Ssn RAY from the
an attempt to organize new national body.
tredentials were received yesterday by the Cen
Petor p hsritsIpi sn % Jseob Co.p, Simon Msfiowiti
Nicholas Magliano and Francis sacardi.
The Gotham Assosiati9p of Knife Garment t. Cat Cat
S3 and "a per week.
| Cabinet. .MskerS Union No. 7 has called special
meeting for to morrow evening to discuss tho de-
mands made by the carpenters at Downev's shop.
John Leitner and Charles wasserbsch we're fined
shs New Yors Dion J ysstsrday Bosses
permission to employ apprentices.
| Jeremiah r. Sullivan has been nominated for
Chief Factory Inspector by Piano Makers Lodge
No. 3. and the nomination was indorsed by the
Fedepa,iona feissste Ernest sebroedsr hs. With.
i3o I'd Of the joint Central Labor Federstions.
Cigar; Makers Union No 90 had an eyenins
sstsaAS Tsers was aiso bowling Contest the
winners being q. kaspar, Jonn kaspar and NJ.
! The Architectural Iron Workers Union, of
Brooklyn, charges that the Housesniths Union is
trying TO injpre their organization; The Brooklyn
matter in hand.
The initiation fee Of Progressive Painter, Union
No. B5"osyn, y, has been o., rs;sd Ssd ,r9m tSs y
| Unions In this city.
Tho nomination Of Michael Raphael, Of Cigar
Inspector, has been Endorsed by a large number
Of abor organizations throughout tho state Of New
Walters. .Untn No. ., Brooklyn, has requested
tho central bodiei Of that city to boycott Grotzs
Brooklyn t Central All Labor GFSdr Federation @ ray
whase @s fsisas SHn G
wi be held every other Wednesday.
UnSn Ne has as.n
, izing a rival Firemen's Union in Brooklyn. Union
National Union.
| The Fresco Painters Union has fined sral
members s5 each tor @ working below the rate At a
: Kim OF the Brotherbood OF Carpenters and join
/ ers, Tor Chief Factory Inspector was indorsed.
BssI;Drtsrs Union n No. appointed special
he submitted to the boss brewers a, for 1892 Iho
the boycott against Ehrets beer was indorsed.
The organized furr,ers Of Cincinnati have joined
the Furrers' Union in this city as branches Legal
alleged to have brokon their contracts with the
Union.
Laborcrs' Union Nc. Q has tabled a eommunica-
iatins to the bcer boycott On March 10 the
Union " Ill have an evening entertainment at 1877
Last Fourth street.
The Elizabeth. y. j., Business Mems Assoeia-
tion has appointed a committee to confer with the
The officers OF the assoc,ation are; j. +: yogel,
President Joseph Epstein, Secretary; q. +. Smith,
Treasurer.
A committee consisting of Edward Conkln Jas.
Fitzgerald. JAS. p. Archibald, w, +. Connolly y nd
iIn;on f,sterdsS to seeet sS% able psrk for the
ceebra ion of the Labor Day picnic of the G.. l.. L.
On Feb; 20 the H9nssymth's @ sln Union will hold q
to present handsomely engrossed resolutions to
their en-Master Workman and eI-waikinx Dele;
gate George warner Tor his many years OF faithful
service.
Pamphlets, entitled " Siberia ontdone," expos
and the brntai trestment Of the inmates, Ssre re,
ceved by the Central Labor Union yesterday from
were indorsed and distributed.
The silk-ribhou weavers Of Jacob New in this
city arc on strike once more because request fol-
meeting Of the strikers. among whom are several
sssn nss.SM t,ssns s AZ s
Robert Grove. the aged asitator and ex-deeGatt
of the g. L. w., for the benefit Of whom a commit
his most heartfelt thanks to th. Central Labo'
ment he had received.
American Section No ], Br9SoklyI, S Of the 81 soei.
Syss9 Re-
sorder -Francis Mehr Financial Seerst.ryi Henr,
Delegates to the Kings County Committee.
The Central Labor Union elected yesterday th'
ct "a
Nj n ths Fr,m jas
, Latter, OF the Cloak and suit Cutters Union, OF
the Committee on Outside Communications.
p. j. Mcclure, General Secretary Of the Broth
the ;gbset 9, the %.. Ssn. q oh.1
! a.iH hat man en- he fruif
. dependent political action"
I A document from the Labor Bureau of the Unite,
= mi ssion Of the Coatms ters, Benevolent Assoca
i"r sonsiaeratiSa, rhs United BTothsIhood II i
: Association was composed Of sub-contractors AN,
sweating bosses.
.a w pSsp &.P e. R
Unions who remP,sd their scycStt from the place
@ st again be rio Gnised S"le Ses sns ,ss
ing Socets; ;v are srs.hy re- G0ntsmpistpE arrange
> Coopsrs' Union No. ! resolved yesterday to re
Lowers and Ehrsts breworie., and the brewer
among themselves. Three members resigned, a
,Ssy had Join ths Knfhf whoI
y recognize the X. Of l.. unless they cease compein
v members of the Union to JOIN the Order.
d Rapid Transit" will be discussed by PROT
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auspices of tho Socialist Organization Of the Nine
teenth Assembly District, at 1872 Ninth avenue, th
evening. The proposition to he made is that tn
contemplated system Of Rapid Transit should b
palty of the city Of New York
Tha Society for Advancing the Interests OF tn
Q Labor Press appointed q committee to request tn
!, proprietor of Naepn.rchor Hall, East Fhty-siyt
4 street. to see that union bread be used At tha
place as il is contemplated to hold festival a
D the hal, The foil lowing delegates were elected I
I constitute the Press and Grievance Committee
William Haas, II, Kushne, NJ. kraemer, }. HIT
W. Kohlmhnn, X. Friedl.
President Gompers, of the American Federntio
of Labor has issued appeal in ai OF the strikin
k members of Iron Mouldrrs' Union No. 100 aud Gore
= Makers Union No. 5,O22, of Geneva, N, Y. VIII
o are out against reduction of wages and the en-
=. ployment Of unfair woramen, The appeal saws /
regard to the core-makers; " Having been crgar
\ benefit from any source, They and their famlis
are in need of the necessaries of life. and
urge you to come to their support liberaliy and
@ once, so that they may be enabled to mnintai
!, their manhood, their honor and their principles
3 unionism and secure victory for the union iron