The evening world., 1894-04-09
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Painters Union No. l6l has re elected Walking
Delegate f.. q, ". Cooper.
Brewers Union No. GO submitted its annual
contract TO proprietors OF breweries to-day.
The Central Labor Union yesterday received
credentials from the Atlantic Coast seamen's
Union.
French Carpenters have organized a local union
OF the United Brotherhood in this city with
charter No. 7O7.
The delegates OF the Hotel and Restaurant EN-
ployees' National Alliance are assembled In Con-
vention in ST. Louis, Mo.
The Liberty Musical Union charges that Leaders
Dietz. Frank and zimmerman are employing non
union musicians.
Cisar-Makers, Union No. 30 is to arbitrate The
differences of the Independent Bakers Union with
Has Lidu, the Bohemian labor paper.
Capt. CLARK. OF Constania. N. Y. well known
among the labor organizations In this city. 10
the agitation for early closing OF brooklyn FUR
The tenth annual meeting of the New York As
ISOLATION OF Working Girls will lake place TINS
evening at Cooper Institute. The Choral Union
has promised to participate.
Boynton q Co.'S employees In brooklyn have
organized an early CLOSING association. TO renew
the agitation for early closing of Brooklyn fur
niture stores.
Boss Baker Kuhn, who had several, boycotters
arrested last week, has settled with Bakers Union
No. I. and the members of the Independent union
employed by him have been discharged.
Upon request OF the Theatrical Progressive
Union the Central Labor Federation Yesterday in
dorsed the boycott against one OF the downtown
theatres whose manager refuses 10 employ union
stage carpenters.
Furniture Workers Union No. s reports that 10
spite OF the business depression its membership
has OF late been increasing. The shop OF Krencke
d Co. IL about to he unionized by No. y.
Fred Mueller was elected Assistant Financial
Secretary OF the New York Trainers Union yes
strike are TO report at the ONCE every morn
ing and evening. This year the Union Will not
hold a picnic.
Harry Z. Easton. OF the International Asso-
citation pf Marhinists Will he In HrOOklyn for
the next two weeks to organize new local
branches He stops at 81 Concord street. From
Brooklyn he will go to Richmond. Va, To at
tend the annual meeting OF the Grand Lodge.
The United coat-Pressers' Union has reduced
It's initiation fee from 50 to 80 cents for the next
Rogers. Peet & Co. and Brukaw Brothers. which
are to be settled by the Arbitration Committee
OF the Central Labor Federation.
who desire to renew their movement for closing
shops on Sundays. was not very. well attended
Xes6eTday' s julius o Gs61sr presided, ana speeches shes
Gompers and several others.
The Central Labor Union received a letter from
a firm OF Wall street lawyers, asking the Secre-
tary or a committee to send a history OF the &.
l.. u. which will be forwarded to Attorney-Gen-
eral Olney to show him what kind Of a labor
the hands Of the trusts. particularly the stand
ard Oil Company. by failing to enforce the law
against them.
John o'Connell, Master Workman Of l.. A. $3.50.
X. OF L.. brewery %workmen, has been discharged
by the Long Island Brewing Company, where he
was employed about twenty years. The repre-
sentatiyes o. his organization stated at yester-
days meeting OF District Assembly 40 that, In
discharging O'Connell, the Long Island Brewing
Company had only done the bidding OF the Iud-
boycottei by the knights Of Labor. The dele
gates also said that the police and judges In this
city and brooklyn were at the beck and call OF
the Boss brewers Pool, to which the BudweIser
brewing Company belonged. as the boycotting
pickcts had recently been unjustly arrested and
imprisoned. 1t was unanimously resolved 10
push the boycott against the udweiser Com
peny.