The evening world., 1892-02-18
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Robert Howard. the well-known agitator Of the
Fall River spinners. has been made Chairman of
the Labor Committee OF the Massachusetts, Senate.
q. Albcrs has been nom mated for Chief FACTORY
Inspector by Bakers Union No. %. The Union
had twenty members out of employment last week.
Under the new constitution Of the International
Cigar Makers Union the advertising OF tho blue
lAbe! has to be done by the local unions.
The piauo-makers OF Harrington 4 Co. arc ont
their wages from the sub-contractor in their de-
partment.
District Assembly ~, X, of l., has effected the
organization OF a local assembly in Buffalo. com
posed Of girls working the clothing and shirt in
dustries OF that c,ty.
A Hebrew Tnilors' Union is to be organized un-
Federation at "a Graham avenue next Saturday
| evening.
Union received crcdsntiss yesterday from the
PhEni. Labor Club Of Metal PGlishers and Platers,
League Of Nmsrica I to TOGO consider tho best mean. Of
the 1fnt S OF es fss ntonp opsn r ON I'm
| Tuesday evening. Feb. -.
Cigar-Makers' uniom No. 90 enrolled ten new
5sEnlat,ons must be reported by ne,t sntnIday
Ins I evening ths Joint Strike Committee meets ut
Mass meeting of Anarchists this evening at
Cooper Institrte to denounes the Spanish apthori.
spsaSsrs | are announced; ". {. Owen, Joh In Edst;
man, English Ramon Piqucro, NJ Gonzales, Span
BE-" bspvlie r. Dsn"!Iie rsn.h; LFs.e, IaS"atie
| Italian; X. Lewis, Hebrew; NJ. Horvitz. Russian.
a conference Of deleg.tes from ,Carpenters,
Wi take T place this evening at IS East Fourth
street, to consider matters o. importance relating
| t. the reduction OF hours anu the trouble ut
| Downeys shop.
The General Executive Boari of the Central
meeting tt yesterday evening. Adopting a protest
against tho action on the part OF Brewers Union
which. was rscognizcd as union concern by the
| New York c. l.. I. in 1890.
The Board of Walking Delegates settled griey-
ance yesterday existing between the Italian Mosaic
WORKER, and the Encaustic Tie-Layers Unions
to the a,ns sToisn TIE wheh the
Ths I, the sh, S
Union.
Upon motion Of Delegate =. w; Bahmes,, Of the
Wood -Csrycr,' Association, the Building Trades
Architect Montrose Morris of Brooklyn, Tor boast.
ns his preferenes for the employment Of non union
motion notifying the union builaers OF Brook lyn
thst Morris is a non-union boss
ngGa sns hs ns Rs adas hso ns #
.ssssS Is &. Ss% Js. sa $
and ealing him 7" terms ioI the Reorganization OF
The new officers OF the Bricklayers Unions Ell
,, sweeney, Wee Ch.irM.n; J; 4; Ernst, ssete
members. Of the board are John Al! en-. Jane.
| GGgs Ea~fd fn.a H.ms, HHaT .%
Lynch, Joseph Burk, James Kiernan, Robert
Sevu, Chnr,,s Taylor and w j. DAILY.
The Building Trades Section Of the Central Labor
Union indorsed st-rday the candidacy of Jane,
4. fitzgerald, cfthc Reliance Labor Club ef Mar
bc-Cntters, for the office Of Chief Factory Inspee
tor The Secretary was instructed to request al
affiliated organizations who have not yet indorset
acanidnte, to indorsa Delegate Fitzgerald.
The Trustees of the Journeymen Baker and
Confect onsrs Union report that last week 5, 00t
labels given 10 bosses and $500 was deposited
at the savings bnnk. The new constitution ha
been adopted, excepting the declaration of primer
pies, which was laid over for one week Ten new
members were enrolled nine found employment a
tho labor bureau and fourteen were ont OF work.
Boys who receive so cents per day are working
|. ! for contractor Hernugh at the Hotel Imperial
Thirty-second street and Broadway, putting IL
electrical apparatus. The Building Trades union
demanded that men he employed. and about on,
hundred steam. .h,ters, engineers, plasterers. ga
ntters, tin and sheet-iron workers and laborer
went on strike yesterday when the demand no
, complied with.
The Building Trades Section of the Central Labo