The evening world., 1894-04-25
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Pants makers are on strike at the shop of
Davis & schdowsl,y, 3l6 Canal street.
Frank SARGENT Chlet of the brotherhood Of
Locomotive FiTemeu. Is candidate for Con-
Bress III Terre Haute, Ind.
The headquarters Of Local Assembly s, 400. X
OF L., carpenters. viii be at lt0 East Fifty
ninth street, from May |.
Members OF the Theatrical Protective linton
have been engaged as stage carpenters by the
Eldorado Company for the coming
-, Grimm \ Co $ shop has been unionred by
Walking DELEGATE jacob +. Bausch, OF the
Inited Wood-CGrvers' Association.
The Cigar Makers Benevolent Society has tenn
poTarily reduced Its death benefit from $3.50 to
800. The balance In the treasury Is 81. 80.
The local agency OF the State Bureau OF La
nor Statistics has been removed to room 523
of the Pos'nl-TeeGraph Building. Broadway and
Murray street. The agent Is George A. Stevens
-Four members Of the Architectural Iron Work
obey an order to go on strike. Those failing
to parade on May Will he fined 30 cents each.
During the silk :weavers' strike at the shop OF
Srhwarzenharh Huber 4 Co. 81 500 was paid
Tor benefits from the strike fund OF the Textile
Workers Union OF Hudson County. The strike
was successful
has been chosen Grand Marshal OF the eight hour
parade In Brooklyn on May /. and H. Hufnagel
o. I,nhor'rs' Union No. 3, viii be Assistant
Marshal.
The delegates OF Laborers' Union No. Q to the
General Council have been instructed to vote Tor
Increasing the initiation fee to $40. Members
May | Will be fined.
Lodge No, ! OF the United Piano. Makers Unior
ms requested the International Piano Makers
Union to appoint committee with view Of
renhlths hoth organizations. The request has
been granted.
Local Assembly No. 2ssS X OF L.. painters
has a grievance against Contractor Frank byrd
who. 1t Is alleged, has contrary to Union rules
shbIet some work for III" Park Department to
boss painter who refuses to employ union men.
President G. II. IlIrsch. OF the United Hebrew
1 y n fiau faF1lu
mittee OF the SILK -Ribbon Viewers Union tina
he will no longer send any unemployed people
to the shops where the weavers are strike.
Tho German FrescO- Painters Union will NOV,
| Into Its new headquarters at 1859 Second avenue
| on the evening OF NAV s. There will be a pa
radc with music md torches, and all other paint
,fs unions Will be Invited to be present.
The case Of Local Assembly No. 6,06i X. o
| l.. painters. whose representative applied 10
readmission to the Board OF Walking Delegates
| has been decided by the Board which refuses 4
| grant the application upon the ground that al
organization once suspended by the Board 70
| cause viii not be readmtted
| Negotiations are progressing between Plumber
and "asntters tnion No and the Maste
| Plumbers Association with view Of maxim
their animal agreement as to wages, hours, ap
| pren'ices, SC. The position Of the bosses vii
Ice made known at the next regular meeting o
the Union. Members not attending will be fined
Cigar-Makers' Union No. IA granted the blu
| label to four manufacturers this week. Tn
| vote upon the question NJ taking independent pc
! liical action is to be reported by the shops an
]
| ball. N. Vanderwelder and VI. Goldsmith wer
! elected delegates to the Culinary Trades Council.
| Applications for the blue label were mad
this week by cigar Manufacturers H. Derleir
1852 Second avenue, q. Berger. rs Cannon stree
and II Passow. - Third avenue. During tn
last six months the Label Committee OF IN
local cigar makers unions gave $50, 800 labels
thirty four manufacturers. The receipts amour te
| to $685., and $3.50, 80 was expended.
Plasterers and electrical inside workers al
| having differences over question OF jnrisdict 10
N regard to certain lines Of work the jot
| OF the Western Electric Company, to whicl
among others, belongs John Jacob Astor's palnC
on StNty-hrh street ami Fifth avenue tt
matter Is 20 he submitted to arbitration by Il
employers Of both parties
| Foreman T. Miller. member OF Bricklayer
Union No. H. has been fined bv that organize
| ton for working against the Unions interes
The delegates to the General Executive Board we
| instructed to move that three Walking De!egat
| be elected one ~ whom should he able TO spec
the German language
Resolutions nave been adopted by the Unit,
| Labor League. Of Philadelphia. protesting again
the proposed new boulevard, the delegates beiI
~ the opinion that before doing anything els
the r$ty should repair its pavements and proper
| provide tho citizens with pure water. good &
and electric light all Of which II is assertc
are sorely lacking in the city OF Brotherly Low
Cabinet Makers Union No. last night 1
dorsed the petition OF the New York State Wom
Suffrage League. The members working Owe
time at Flats shop were notified that tn
will he stopped soon as their present job h
been finished.