The evening world., 1894-06-09
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

The Union Buyer. published In Newark Ia
new weekly advocating the interests Of organized
labor.
A local union Of lamp chimney slas,biowers bs,
been organized In brooklyn by George r. Charles
worth and II. Gleg.
The Recording Secretary elected by Local A..
semby i,57o, X. Of L.. Mixed Trades. located In
Greenpoint, is J. J, Lawlor.
The publication Of the Frcie Arbeiterstimme. an
organ OF the Anarchists printed In the Hebrew
| language In this city. has been suspended.
Boller-makers have struck against the piece,
work system at the shop of the Babcock Wilcox
Company 30 Cortandt street.
The United wood.Carvers' Association yestet.
day resolved to assist Cabinet. Makers Union No.
In Its strike at the shop Of Hess Brothers
The Master Workman Of District Assembly
sb X. OF L.. In John Cairns and william d. Fox
was chosen Secretary Treasures.
Twenty -hve cigar. makers stryck for higher wages
at the factory of the Hilton Cigar company. Thir.
y.ninth street and First avenue. yesterday.
The building trades strike on the Jobs Of Con
tractor AltcnhAuEen. Seyenty-hfth street and Am
sterdam avenue, terminated yesterday In Victory
for the strikers
Ths Finishcrs Branch Of the brotherhood oi
Tailors holds its annual picnic to-day at Ridge
wood Park, Brooklyn. The new central ONCE Of
the brotherhood is at 20 Attorney street.
Louis Arlington. President ot the Flintglas'.
Workers National Union, intends resigning and
william NJ Doughty. Of Local Union No 7. has
been nominated to succeed him.
Local Assembly asa, X. OF L., palte Musical
Club. Is mourning the death of John A. Robertson.
who was true knight and an earnest worker
In the cause of labor.
Local Assembly 1859. X. Of L., Yesterday In.
dorsed the boycott Of the Waters Union against
q park whose proprietor refuses to employ union
men, and the delegates To the District Assembly
wero instructed to move that the District In
dorse the boycott also
The Baltimore Federation NJ Labor has In.
dorsed the label OF the International Bakers
Union by adopting resolutions which threaten
nne to members on anl,a,cd unions %np are -. =.
to buy bread made under conditions equal to tho
old chattel slavery"
AZ yesterdsv's meeting Of the Board Of Walk
Gerry's palace and the agitation against imported
decoration were the principal subjects under dis-
cusson, and II is expected that additional strikes
will be ordered
The State Convention of the Socialist Labor
party is in session to-day at Labor Hall. syra-
cuse. The deieRates from this city and Brook
lyn. Patrick Murphy. Lncien Sanial, Alexander
vost, Max Forker and Frederick sohacfer left
New York yesterday The convention will last
several days.
Under the auspices OF Local Assembly $3.50.
X. of L.. an interesting lecture was delivered
Yesterday evening at Webster nsl,. one HUN, HUN
the subject OF What Citizens Can DO " They
Will" The series OF Friday night lectures OF
r. buchanan. the we'll known Knight Of La
BE Done!"
walking Delegates Louis sanderman. OF the
House Painters Union. and John smyth, Of the
Operative Painters Society. were arrested yes
terday at the rooms Of the Board OF Walking
Delegates, J39 East Fifty ninth street. upon com
piaint of Jacob Heideibach. Of Painters and
Decorators Union No. 1871. who charged them
with conspiracy to deprive him from earning
living He had been discharged from Job upon
request Of these two delegates. Judge Voorhis.
before whom Sandermnn and smyth were taken
at the Yorkvile Police Court, held them for
trial under $500 bail each.
Redfern q Co. have refused TO listen to a
committee Of their tailors who demand that,
when work Ia slack, the hours OF labor be re-
duced instead of men being discharged. The
shop meeting complained to the central body or
the Journeymen Tailors' Protective and Benevo-
lent Union and a special committee Ia to be ap-
pointed to confer with the arm. There Ia also
trouble at the shop of Rice Duval over the
payment n union WAGES. motion made by
the National organization was tabled. The death
Is announced OF Henry SchloHs