The evening world., 1892-01-07
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

month amounted to sl7O.2j.
The wages ot the ,hni-h'r, at tue Astoria silk
20 per cent. The men ar. considering gsstrikc
The. Cement and Aspha, Layers Union, l.. A.
~ X OIL. has, ele ii the follos,n,i ohcG5s
Hugh, K s., aud NJ MSiiur6, + 5. W. "
oaGrrs VI o1 elected n, evening by the foar,h
AZ stuyyesant Hall, also b. the Foundryinen,s AS.
socistlon and by the Juurneymen Gasttters' Union.
The organized blue. stone cutters and laygers of
day on April /. and they are sanguine Of success,
as their Union comprises almost every man in the
trade.
The United Hebrew Trades Unions are crculat.
ing aretttiomto - GOV. Flower. asking nm to par
sent 10 Sing Sing ier alleged participation in the
vttiu throNing at Jamaica
Mass meeting OF scap.tnishers this evening at ,3
Lud os street, The season Tor this trau Is about
toc."sc and wages are Ue Ig red cod. The meet.
ing was ali'd to discuss how to tide over the dull
tilnc OF TINS year.
Joseph Barondess has been elected Business
Manseer oL the ,.oakmak-Is' Union by au over
meeting to.myrros evening at Everett uaii III
/ East Fourth street.
The United stone Settlers uiion has elected the
Madden, President; John Mulrsuey. Vice. e.Prvsi.
dent Patrick hastay, Financial Secretary Joseph
Hurrey. Recording secretary kerns DAILY, Treas
urnr, ana Patrick Quinr. Sergeant. t.at-Arms.
Local Assembly 4,s3s X OF /, Brass Workers,
eses to the aanos "' Of E N5 S a55
the nunl6erof whose local assemblies was Increased
This "venIng the new oricer- OF L. A. 4,sas viii be
installed.
Lor tue sstriking printers in Germany the United
brew Typographical Union has rol.r,e' sl3 50 iar;
Liberty isical Union gave each while Cabinet
Makers tnion No. 7 contributed $50.
hs IA. As%aHy 5'I9 f. Of H. aTSeG'Gr" No. T.
sy + MrfaGdsn. SSH 'F"Ep'cI j. Mspfsson' pay h
r.nk HkyaDas Dasae 1 n"Pd a1a 2nn knx "@s e
pal; l. q. p. j; iiennc.sey, Stat AID v. y. J.
OF l.. State Congress
Th" organizers of the Grand Lodge Of the Piano.
Maker unipn report to the Executive Beard of
deIpha, tomorrow evening ami in Baltimore on
Tuesday. From Baltimore Ine organizers will go to
Brcklayers' Union No II nas elected. william
S.naoiIsr' pIssid.mt flnert preissn, Nce,rr
f 6sstf Tsnsh, Fund; Hl.m: :kips rrssssIar;
Wander. sergernt-at-Arms
fn,ers u Helper, are i j. ,i'nry. N ". }. Z
saF% Nce i T. shnns6hs.sy M.i"! E y M1f,,%. o.,p
stat ;. Bacaus, j. A. N'csy,j a. A Connett
Mae% Mei hs7'J tniy hGEgT' Ar1rsteTs
.rk% L. EGnf eIc.sss T. Ns'ey y i tns Herb N"n
Walking Delegate.
deut- recently held Brussels has adopted derla-
Sond be- nnnaad rs the , p and sn,s
upon a deinocratic basis, without Church or State
mechanical pursuits ne created The Congress iur.
th"rhote dee lafci thHt science could only ne freed
from present restriction and misapplicnton by
carrying into effect the principles Of the labor
! movement.
Delegate. Edward McLourhlin, of Progressive
Trades section Of the 4 l. q. yesteriay against
he sdmirston Of dele ato from pr9gres.ye
plo,ed on the Eighth Regiment Armory and work
Dsesate cLoarhn was INSTRUCTED to ref refer "a tse
matter to the Union of which the delegate is u
member.
day evenings meetIngca led by the International
USrs fnsnnrs1 g. Weber and H. ara E. Wnhlss
int sn Of sn, in es Wn %
legged desire to destroy the Nstonal Union rid
three men and their rie nds viii be present and re-
@ sent ,he eharges' Ths meeting will take place at
- The Arbitration Committee of the Building
. body yesterday that j, j. Morrison, Who employs
Who has c9nsrast With % MorfsSs are delay hs
action which they promised the Commit ee in order
is taken. The case was referred TO the Central
Labor Union, with the recommendation that the
hand.
The Joint Executive Board of the Centrn! Labor
onnts held special ms.tnS sss4aay evening"
nd resolved to push the boycott against Loew sr
Gompers had lee" at Lowers brewery last Mon. on
day trying TO- settle the trouble @ .oou, the seyen
) all others before him.
ysttSSs. @ Se spSf of h na"E II. TrsdSs
: Painters' Union No l, John }. Garvin. Dayid Cal.
pafa SSn SSn. M.an an% sa.a. Il
LSa sacy from The and
Progressive Association
e lielpsrs MchSel Larkig nj from the tn and Sheet
The members of the .Iourneymsn Tsiors' Pro
tec,iye and Benevolent Union, VINO are to assis,
q the Central Labor Union in srrsnRing an enter
Q Messrs, Anderson. R"srnzwcig. Andrew BoeEe,
4 AMI lsnsep who we're appointed yesterday evening.
strurtcA to make arrangements for a III eet n
G oftailors.
New o'sr. have GSsn a. .le.,ss sy ,Gsa bakers
asnrr S.eps,.ry Sachs s''f Fnsn", Ssss
K tsrS; u, MtsIholier, '"rre.rar,dinF Secretary
Mes.rs Winter t"nnss, and S'.iamet' ] Tr@stses
e 30; % has ,Iossn \ Bcchsnsr r,rsdsnt; Vim.
), Secrytary, T. schmidt, finaneal Sccrntsry M
d Eigmaun, Tr+a,uror' A. ,S"rns"r. VIM. >sI,s and
: rrcsihc, Il. Achtinv, Nice-P. e-isnt; Fredericl
"GmEi KgepTH,ms naI s S..rf'ary
Trrasr.rrr, Martin Noek"., Charles Hirsch anI
| Irnest broennle, Trustees.
tn. Cooperative Association of Agricultural La
d sGaIust the policy of the italia Government favor
: ing the emigration from that country 70 America
III" manifesto conclusvniy shows that Italy IL bnins
pauperiA-d by the present system oy capitalism anc
: mintarisn, and that thh Government /, aiding ani
abettlug IN" steamship companies, who enrich
Y themselves by CAUSING the uUeml Dyed and nan
!, poTy"i p.rt Of tn" population t. cmigrats II
!. cone usi6n the manifesto cal upon the ayricutl
raj hburcr- stay Shrrs they md elect la orer
to pulircal offices in order to replace the capi
q tali-tlc system by system oJ universal co-opera
tiun.
I A document signed by Operative Painters
i, ! Union, Pr gres-ive Painters Unions, Nos. /,
i and 4, tie German Painters Union, the German
! fresuo Painters Union AMI the American Suiiet,
n OF FrnsCo Painters WAS presented the BuildinI
a | Trades Section Gf tho &. l.. u, yesterday Tn,
" document stated that in consideration OF the man,
' subdivisions in the painting trade "a tendency I,
.ower the wages Of competent mechanics is caused
+, and that the time has arrived when the Paint o
), | New York should assert their right to work a
y all hra'chos Of the trade, and such work a
coorng. staining, painting, vanishing an,
enAmeug, tho resolution of the above name,
unions being that they considered that yarnishin,
was not separate trade from the painting busi
ness As ysrEishng IA considered by the SectiOi
M distinct and separate trade the constitution wa
r., irrrct TO and the Endorsement Of the doc umen
by III" Section WAS refused The Board OF Walk
ing Delegates also recognizes the varnishers as
distinct traGe.