The evening world., 1894-05-10
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

The Lasters' Protective Union has suspended
the publication of Its oTcial organ. the Laster.
C~loakmakers' Union No. 1 has chosen the
hall at SO Orchard street as its headquarters.
officers are to be elected by the New York
Section OF the Socialist Labor party tomorrow
evening.
Walking Delegates OF the Painters Union In
Chicago have been provided with bicycles.
The Drawers and Overall Makers Union has
won a strike at the shop OF Contractor Lubliness,
81 Rutgers street.
Samuel Walker is the newly elected President
OF Moulders' Union No. 262. and J.. A. Foren has
been elected Secretary.
The, blue label OF the Cigar-Makers Union is
being doomed by labor unions all over this city
and throughout the State OF New York.
Twenty-six new local unions were chartered
has now over 30. 900 members.
Forty-two new members were enrolled by the
Brotherhood OF Tailors at Its last regular meet
Ing. A new headquarters has been leased In
Attorney street.
Manufacturers Of shirts, pants and overalls state
that their trade has increased more than 90 per
cent. during the last thirty days.
Carpenters Union No. 742 has adopted resolu-
tions honorins the memory OF the late J. II.
Buehler, who lost his life by an accident while
at work.
the Interior by the Garment Workers Trade Coun-
ell against giving contracts for supplies to Arms
employing non-union workmen.
Walking Delegate WestenberE says that new
members are initiated at every meeting Of the
Progress Association OF steamntters' Helpers. al
though trade has not been improving as yet.
Wages having been reduced In the cooperage
shops of the Central Lard Company, the Welcome
Association Of Coopers has called a special meet
to be taken In this emergency.
The formation Of a National Embroiderers'
Union is an accomplished fact and the New York
Union has constituted itself as a branch Of the
National organization. Business In their trade Is
as dull as ever.
The union cabinet. makers working at the shops
OF Herter Brothers deny that they p~atronize a
saloon where non union cigars are for sale, as
charged by the Label Committee OF the local
cigar-makers' unions.
Hat %hnishers, trimmers and sizers are about
Labor in Newark. n. J., which is to be attached
to u, A. ~, OF this city. Henry Weiss is at the
head OF the Committee on Organization.
Mrs, Florence Kelley. as factory inspector Of
boys and girls under sixteen years of age working
in 2.5 factories, not including several hundred
children under fourteen whose discharge Mrs.
Kelley ordered Immediately after discovery.
General Secretary Furuseth. Of the Coast Sea.
mems Union. is in this city gathering statistics
in regard to the condition OF sailors and hremen
on the Atlantic coast. Mr., Furnseth says he has
figures to prove that the American lines Of
packets are paying less wages than European
lines.
with more than 300 votes against 6. Cabinet
Makers Union No. 7 has decided In favor o
joining the United brotherhood OF Carpenters ant
Joiners. A motion to that effect will be made a
the next convention Of the International Furniture
Workers Union. which Is to be held In tn,
month OF August. J. II. Staros was elected q
member OF the Executive Board and MesSrs
Caderas and Kuchler were made Auditors.
Resolutions were adopted yesterday by the bos
brewers belonging to the pool, - demanding tina
the boycotts against several breweries In Brook
lyn be raised al once, and the journeymen brew
era, who met at the Brooklyn Labor Lyceum
being present, agreed to call a I
publicly vent their grievances against the pool.
Gen. hi Cesnola has told a committee OF tn
Building Trades Section OF the G. l." u, who re
oucsted him TO DO something for the unemplOyei
gilders. who might be set to work at repairing
the frames OF plctures in the Metropolitan Museum
OF Art. that only $500 was available for re
gliding pictures, but he would see that some q
the unemployed men were given the Job.
Plumbers Union No. 2 sent credentials to tn
Board OF Walking Delegates yesterday. Fifty me
were ordered on strike against the employment
Of non-union plumbers and p~lAsterers on a 10
on Sixty.nrst street. The delegates OF rome &
the GermAn-speaking unions announced that a
to.morrow's meeting they Will move that Nor
DAYS session be held In the morning to enabl
the Germans to celebrate Phngst Monday wit
their organizations. most Of whom have picnic
and excursions on that day
Edward Cunklin presided at Yesterdays meet
ing OF the Building Trades Section OF the Centra
Labor Union. Credentials we're received IRON u
Z Workers, Bed Rubbers' and Helpers and Plumt
srs' and Cashiers Progressive Unions. The del'
D gates resolved to attend to-nightt session OF q
3 Trade and Labor Conference. where Or, Pari
I irving 10 Dot The Master Steam and Hot Waite
/. Filters Association announced that at Its mel
regular meeting the request to boycott A, J
CrifnnE's iron works, In Jersey CITY, would !
convidered. The representatives Of the Tin ar
"A SSaa, Iron Workers Union announced that thel
tton are irving TO do their best In the fight again
A. GTiI1ng.