The evening world., 1894-04-02
IN THE FIELD OF LABOR.

Cabinet Makers Union No. 7 will elect new
officers tomorrow evening.
Bakers rnion No, rs has unioni1ed eight
shops In the city u BROOKLYN.
Bricklavers' Union No. o has donated 80 to
tho striking silk ribbon wcavcrs.
The reorganlz,d sh,p-Calkcrs' Local Assem-.
bly, of the Knights OF Labor has received
charter No. s,3?2,
Brewers l'uion No. 60 has Joined the Knirhts
OF Labor and Ia now attached to District Assem-
bly, ?2O.
Thomas nurkc has been elected Walking Dele
safe by Local Assembly ISL. Is OF L.. rooters'
tin and sheet Iron workers.
The brooklyn Cehtral Labor Union yesterday
promised its assistance to tho striking printers
Of the Citizen and Times.
Most OF the unions whose delegates reported to
tho Central Labor Federation Yesterday stated that
business is improving. and that their membership
Is again Increasing
Popuiists, Socialists, Trades unIonlsts and Pro-
hihi'ionists Will hOll a conference this evening
at 30 East Tenth street to consider united politl-
cal action upon A labor platform.
C~loakmakcrs' Union No. has won It's strike
AZ tho shop OF Friedman Brothers, and its mem
hers Of the International C~loakmakers' Union
have been discharged.
Forty members Of the Progressive Varnishers'
rnion are on strike at Filnt's shor. on West
Twenty sixth street They demanded 81 per day.
Film, only pays 81 80 for nine hours,
Nosei Brothers, Forty second street and Eighth
avenue. notified the Central Labor Federation YES
terday that they are employing none but union
workmen. II had been asserted BY the Coat
presscrs' Union that the Arm was discriminating
against the members of that organization.
Cloth hat and cap operators are on strike at the
say their wages were cut to such an eXtont that
they are no longer able to pay rent or buy cloth
ing Will hold a mass meeting at 1893 Bowery next
Wednesday evening,
The Central Labor Union received a letter from
the proprietor Of the Lyceum opera. House. Thir.
ty-fourth street, near Third avenue, yesterday
asking for the Organization Commttie to organic
his walters In order that tho hoprntt al tka
house might be lifted. The request was granted.
The Pursemakers' Union was reorganized by
about forty members last Saturday eve, ing at 81
Delaney street. There Ia a strive Of pursemakers
OF the shop OF Mannheim d Lanerty, SOC and 50+
broadway, which Will be supported by the union.
In the course OF the present week a mass, meeting
the strike. 1t is claimed that wages have been re-
duced 40 per cent.
The Central Labor Union decided Yesterday tr
send letters TO the Congressman from this State
House by Congressman Mcguire. Of California
The bill 10 to benefit the coast seamcn. II pro
quarters, and one day ashore every week, I
would also do away with unreasonable fines an,
excessive punishments.
Delegate Hoadlcy, Of the Electrical Workers
teriay that Gov. Flower does not look favorahl,
on a bill. which passed the Assembly without
dissenting vote. for a single fare on the Elevate
roads both below the Harlem River and In tn
Annexed District. Petitions will be sent to tn
Governor asking him not to veto the bill, A pro
posed bill for the establishment Of an Electrical
Workers License Board was Endorsed,
George II, McVey. Michael O'Brien. F. Kahi
baum, A. Jablinowsky, Edward Bohm, Edwert
Henckler and c. Heimerdinger were appointed b!
the Central Labor Federation yesterday, 10 repre-
sent that organization at tonight confer"nc
called by the Peoples party. to unite In p0litica
action with organized labor. The delegates wer
instructed to stand upon the Federation's platform
and co cooperate with the Socialist Labor party II
insisting that the new movement should have 70
| Ita ppt nlrp h nunaFEhin M thu land an
the Instruments Of production by the entire Amer
lean people. and the abolition OF the wage system