The evening world., 1894-05-28
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

The weekly dues OF the Glaziers' Union have
been reduced to . cents.
Carpenters Union No. qei has resolved to re-
duce Its Initiation fee during the Summer months.
The wages OF non.union slipper makers In this
city have been reduced 10 cents per dozen.
and feeders, has won its strike at Clark 4 zu-
galla's printing house. 80 Gold street.
Messrs. Kalb. Tassewsky. paubert, soir and
He'll are the new delegates OF Bakers Union No.
rs to the Bakers Local Joint Executive Board.
The local c~igar-makers' unions are about to
issue a special organ for their agitation In favor
OF the blue label Of the International Cigar-Mak-
ers' Union.
Painters Union No. 1871 reports a steady i'm
provement OF trade For June 9. a special meet,
Day the regular meeting this week will be held
tomorrow evening.
Master Workman Charles sotheran.. Of l.. A.
mittee OF the Central Labor Federation. and Ed
ward Henckler was elected yesterday to succeed
him
Statistics relating to the strikes in this city
since 1879 are being gathered by Special Agent
l.. H.. Smith. OF the United States Department Of
Labor. His once is in the Post-ofnce Building.
A special committee was elected by District
assembly No, 40. X. OF L., yesterday. to adjust
differences Of Local assembly No. 70. taiiors.
with the firm OF Smith. Gray q Co.. Brooklyn.
This annual agreement between the Erie Basin
The contract Of L. A. No. 1884. coach drivers. was
inuorseu Dy the District Assembly.
Members Of the New York Trainers Union were
ordered to strike on the Jobs Of Boss Martin II
he permits a certain sub contractor to do any
work for him. Yesterday the Union Endorsed tho
boycott against non-union beer in Brooklyn.
The newly elected oaicers of the Journeymen
Horseshoers' .Tnter1atio al Union are: Alexander
Deyer; President: c. 7. Rohlmann. First Vice
Second Vice.President ". N. King, Third Vice.
President: Rhoady Kenehan. cecrctary- Treasurer.
From June / the initiation fee Of the Laborers'
agreement with the bosses, making eight hours
2 days work and wages 30 cents per hour. has
been signed to May, 1895.
Walters. Union No. 1 has appointed a committed
me Union Intends to Join District Assembly 40 In
q oo1y. OTTO Wegener resigned as a delegate to
the Central Labor Federation.
Newspaper printers, typesetters and stereotypers
In this city Intend to henceforth assist each other
n all CAGES Of differences with their employers.
An agreement to that effect has already been en-
and Pressmen's Union No. 9.
Local Assembly $500, X. of l.. Jornsymen
Workman; Patrick 8. Close. Worthy Foreman
Patrick Maloney, Recording Secretary; ]. A. Cud.
dlhy, business Agent; Henry schambs. Financial
Secretary; j. Hackett. Treasurer: N. Furey. Ser
geant-at-Afms
Henry Inland and J. Mollack will represen,
Bakers Union No. at the coming Convention OF
national Union. Next Sunday the delegates will
receive their Instructions. Last week the Union
nau Sixty members out OF employment, thirty-twC
Of whom found work through the labor bureau.
To the striking miners Of Peoria, Ill. the Cen.
trail Labor Federation gave $40 yesterday, and
subscription lists were sent to the aniliatet
unions. These miners have written to the Ma.
tional Executive Committee OF the Socialist Labol
party stating that they are starving.
Yesterdays Building Trades Conference at IA
West Thirty-second street was well attended. ant
new delegates were admitted from the Amalga
mated Order OF Carpenters and Joiners and from
the Operative Painters Society. All delegates re-
ported that their unions will not handle any i'm.
ported decorations from June 1.
Delegate Harry White reported to the Central