The evening world., 1892-01-19

FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR

The general fund Of Cigar Makers Union No. II
| contains at present So. 239.
The New York woikingmen's State Trades As
| sembly convened at Albany this morning.
| The newly elected Secretary Of Tailors' Progress
| street.
local Union 497. carpenters and joiners. /,
ment to be held on Feb ~.
In the state of New York the corporations pa,
own over 70 per cent. OF tho wealth Of the State.
Ptssident; Charles znoIowiteh., Gorre.pondns
tary; Jacob stein, Treasurer.
Tho question Why do we organize ?" will bs
Sl'cg'fed h A. an sgit1ton meeting g Local Union
Mass: meeting OF waters and bsrtenders at Clar.
endon Han this evening; ,Speeche will lie made
| deegotes to the National Convention.
| Local Assembly 1890. X. of H.. Brewers. has
adopted resolutions denouncing President Com
ferring to the Assembly as an organization of non
| union men.
The silk wea,ers At Como. Italy. are on strike.
sIs are starving aud Their committee has asked the
Mayor to provide bread for them.
General Secretary John r Elliott reports that
Dscor".qrs Deco oos smcuned to "A last month.
ance OF $40 100. 80 in the treasury.
The Liberty Musical Union of Brooklyn has vol
unteered to give an orchestra of thirty pieces for
striking printers Of ,,ernapy the Rpont ivn
Lyceum on Feb. 7.
The Labor News Company has published . book
American socialism" wr,tsn by CHARLES sother.S, ~
book will be out next Thursday.
District Assembly Al, X. OF L., has elected the
Morris B.sch. Stat. ID. i. Orem, George Pilert.
Arthur s.ssss Hfss.. AsT %hs. asst' witzsii
II. Kaiser, Executive Board.
Mich.el & STR @stroh. one Of the walters who were sen,
snnSsy Ths funeral a rill take place from thu
F. to wooalaMn mstsTa.n sm.,.rx avenue
| A convention of the cigar makers unions of New
York and vicinity will take place at Brecht's Hall
label, &c. "
,,.s,sH ,LS,.I Asse%Sly Oh OIL. Xsrnisheys h.'
s,iT. Shi.T.. GF.fe; Il. 5, ,nd r. "A. Bsen. ). p
| kircher, C..
P H. Moore Pfssident f. Kls.t. pSP Siee S Presdsne %
ksa sr.sSy %ys Mnrphy
Treasurer: henry YaeIei serseant..t- Arms ms '''
Gy.r VI 600 have been zee S csb,ed to the strkin.
Board Of the Germs n American Typographia il
s asrpE th o receipts
amounted to $276 10.
Th. HgdsGn w s,, cqnnty woSLmsn'. Society h..
sssnfs r. D'ssii wifi
i.m Br0okn.n. PsIes.,s to 4. Hudson Count,
tho society is now at Al Adams street. Hoboken.
A strike Of building trades workmen is impend
. In on row Of new buildings on One Hrndred and
nues. where Contractor Dempsey is employing
members % Of tho Housesmiths' Union. who claim
that he owes them shout $500 for wages.
Ths 81 new ot'sr; Of Stationary EnEineers Union
bert, Vice -Presidenti A. Kaiser. Recordins Secre
tonn Russ snd wm Gs9s Faet
Trustees; j. Grause, Sergeant at Arms.
the Co:operstor. of America, suggest. that IN. b.
ns,t Go1kIs,, Of the bs held in Chi
Perry street Detroit. % aieh. '' ADDRESS Is At %
Tho new officers Of the Elizabeth, N. j., Branch
Kes Pr'.idsnt Pe.srRsn,si, yis. Prssdsnt s ;jao o
Brooler, Treasurer; Frank Freeb,ll. Financial
tors. Tho rec,ipts last month were siGo. 81 and
$3l. so were expended
A conference Of delegates from labor orsaniz..
was held at the West Side Labor Lyosum yesterday
SyssnrnS; ni COMMITTEES Hss were appointed for ter
against Valentine Locwer's beer Ernest Bohin, oi
AZ e.. and pors5 Union No. l. was elected manager
Many Of the brown stone carvers who are mem
bers 9t the Journeymen Stone-( Cutters Assoc.tior
dss thew xs Tn H., Hni1m wages ~ ?.
Association does NOT properly protect them i i,
| therefore proposed to organize an indepsnden II
carvers' organization.
The miners Of Iowa have submitted a petition tt
the Legislature Of that state asking that laws b,
weighed before it Is sereened legal lei eight hoa S
dsy weekly payments. and making 1t crimina
sign contracts preventing their belonging to isbo
| organizations.
LSsaI hAsssmbly S,294 J. Of L.. Bookeinde,s
): Phil Dorner, W. F.; William Harden, II. s.
T.ll,,SeI, G: decTxs Lyons, u. X; w. Upton, " "
sof.s b. Gi.1:. r5asfS"
have compared the registry ~ with the roll Of Ii
Mha sd .hs 1sts hs
s h.a wsss .S noted for
an overuhelmi ajority.
Thousands are unemployed in Madrid, tho cit
finances are In q miserable condition, and IN
HOUSES hut also dispsn.ns @ 9nS me.t sGtu
the inmates Of hospitals, prisons and the pooI
s.. :aa yet ss. u g. build mun''p'
The House,Panters' Union had discussion las
nisht upon the question Of .malgamating tho dii
them into branches according to the location .
work. II was resolved to instruct the Eight -Hou
vsntsres or dtssdysnt.sss Of the proposed po mes.
ure. The receipts for duos were S50.35
~ Atits nett regular meeting Carpenters Unio
he S1Si.!istio so M Comparative pnblshns Assoei.to
that members of all bona;td trades unit MS ma
be admiued to membership in the Association
have been admitted to the Association. A vot
viii also be taSen upon the amendments to tn
constitution of Union No. 5l3.
The ticket-choppors and ticket agents of tn
Kings County Elevated road have effected a secre
organization for the purpose of oustng the wome
who are employed as ticlet.agents by that CON
pAny. Tho men say that when the road wa
opened they were promised higher wages As 500
ss the condition Of travel would warrant an ad
vance, but instead of keeping their promise III
Company employed women and proposes now to r,
duce tho wages of the men to the standard Of tn
xsnt ta