The evening world., 1895-04-18
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR

N THE WORLD OF LABOR
The strike of the mosaic workers At Jackson's
shop has been settled.
Henry Quasi has been elected Recording Sec
retary Of the AmalsAmatsd Brass Workers Of
MachiniHs report that work In this city is
becoming more plentiful for their trade.
Bricklaysrs Union No, II announces the death
OF Louis Doerfsr one Of its members.
Machine Wood workers' Union No ~ has de-
clded 70 Join tho United Brotherhood Of Carpen-
ters and Joiners.
The United Hebrew Trades will remove their
neaIauar. ,Sv " on May from 81 Delaney street
20 100 hAst broadway. where the evening news
paper organ OF the organization will be published
L'tsl Assembly l,lsi X. OF L.. cloak makers
v;s Ws, ehansed Its meeting night from Tuesdays to
Cigar Makers Union No 10 elects: John David.
Financial Secretary, A. Lion. Trustee; S. Roseu.
thai. M. Sachs R Richter. Auditora
lhe Woodsde Brewing Company made their
re unions yesterday.
The Nationa! seamen's Union OF British Coium.
| ~ the United States
Electtieai-workers report trade to be fairly good
| although newly Invented gas-lamp 10 cutting
'ut electrical lights in many places.
There Is more work for cement workers at pres
ent than the unions In that trade are able to sup.
ply men 10 do the same
The Board OF Walking Delegates yesterday ap-
pointed p.rn,eS special COMMITTEES to- orsanizs the
| NTH stree, and Fifth avenue.
ratriek Murphy. Secretary Of District Assem-
Ny Mr.hs, ~ X OF L.. was elected last night Grand
uncn Square on the evening Of May /.
| The twevs-hour workday has been conceded
.ont,,'or ]ns mem6srs be o, The X of L. Liberty Dawn
stabio Keepers In this city
The silk ribbon weavers assemble again this
evening at the West Side Labor Lyceum 70
slider the question of demanding higher wages
| Reports will be read from the different shops
ir-builders went on strike at the Eighth
hegiment Armory. at Ninety fourth street and
Madison avenue. against irregular payment OF
wages. yesterday. Their claim was paid at once
and work WAS resumed.
There now three National switchmen's or
M. AID sas TO F.pnss wass sss
killed by the great strike Of the American Rail
| way Union.
The regular meetings take piac. this evening
nshers' Union 10. i. Coryphees Unon' Mu.
sicaI Mutual Protective Union. shirtcutters Union
10 @sodsoksrs Gnion No ss cigar M fasa.1. ainne
Union No 25l. La.ters' Protective Union. Long
board Of tho Journeyrnen Brewers Unions A..
lantlc Coas: seameus Union. ANAL samated
rTe'.mss a5 sas ta0n sd a0snl assemble Nos s's
| Henry Mcshan. 4 Co., a arm dealing In
plumbers supplies in this city. were reported by
DELEGATE in the Building Trades Section las,
l
Delaney. WHO have a contract with the Sing
sing Prison auttdrities. whereby the supplies
were were reauested to refuse to handle any convict
| mfde supplies. and the Secretary was instructed
To notify the State authorities
TWO bills are pending In the Assembly that
| provide that all prison made goods shall be
| branded as such, and that all dealers handling
convict esaM made goods shall pay license fee Of
Committee on Prison Industry. Representatives
OF organized labor have appeared before the
1 n nTg fhatr
Trades Section Of the Central Labor Union in
| dorsed the bills last night
| The delegate Of the Iron Mouid.rs' Union re-
ported to the Building Trades Section last night
| that :he Union Stove Company, Of Peekskll. was
| paying Its mouders 30 per cent. less wages than
| union men receive in this city and brooklyn.
| The Company employs l07 men in Its works who
| refus. to ioin the Union. and makes ranges that
| are extensively used here. The union plumbers.
with these ranges were requested TO desist from
| SO doing by the Section
| The dispute OF the Mosaic and Encaustic Tile
Layers and the Hsxegon Labor Club Of Tile-Lay-
| ers' Helpers has been amicably settled. The
are to s .! al :, Nay So1s on SS,
| are not to hi adIe tools to lay tiles or back up
facings. under penalty OF s25 for the nrst oGense
are 20 aid each til.-isyer on jobs where tiles
| under one and a half inches No strike can he
ordered for any violation cf the agreement until
conference committees fail to adjust the matter,
| The strike against Jackson's shop was conse-
| Quently declared on
| A
gates called upon Commissioner Brookheld yes
| terday, In reference to the employmeTo OF non
painters by Contractor asIE mdsAe on ,n tj
| tie Committee that the work had been let 10 the
| lowest bidder. and that the citizens shouln Sc
| lat the law was enforced. as that was not MS
| duty.
The National brotherhood of Electrical Worker,
dislalms any responsibility for the recen. strike
| Of that craft in this city. 1t claias that -na
strike wss started by the X. OF l.. Electrical
| Workers. who not afn.ia'ed with the Brother
hood
Machlnis,I Progressive Union No. l has de-
cline! to take part n the s,honr demonTra'ion n,
on the evening OF May T. phe union WI. ,Inn no,
until the different central bodies have agreed to
amalgamate.
The German Branch Of the New York Painters
.z Ss:.. seller. : ki.sm.r s saHi.rm.nn, M.i'si
utivs Board; Theodore Meuger ar! p Petersen.
| Sergeants-at-Arms
The newly elected of,cers of the Tin aad Sheet
Iron Workers National Association are: l.. j.
Ritter. President; Joseph Harman and W, F.
Gilmore, Vice President J. +. HUGHES. Secre
tAry; II. Horn. Treasurer; j. Harman. Chair.
man Of the Executive Board.
About twenty-five electrical workers yesterday
resumed work on tn. new building OF the New
York Life Insurance Company, Elm and i.~onarl
streets The striking plumbers made complaint
against the electricians In the Building Trade
Section OF the Central Labor Union last ngh'
and the matter will be Investigated.
The delegates OF the iron-mouders reported tC
the Building Trades Section OF the c, l.. u.
| yes, erdsy that the Union Stove Company o
Peekskiil. by whom suspended members u the
Iron Mouldsrs Union are employed, are sellin,
cheap stoves in this cty The plumbers and
Others were requested not to handle these sto' IS
Local Assemblies Nos 1885, children jacket
makers: +36. vsstmakers, and SIS. children JACKIE
makers. have Joined the Garment Trade Council
The newly constituted Advisory Board reports tha
dinererces with employers have been sstsfactor
lily settled In several shopa and steps have beer
taken to bring about = settlement between th'
International Tailors Union. OF Brooklyn with
the Council
Yesterday the X. OF L. Tile LAYERS Helpers
HexaEun Labor Club settled Its differences with
the Mosaic and Encaustic Tile Layers unon IL
regad to the working on out-Of-the-city Jobs
Henceforth strikes will not be ordered In tha
trade unless both organ zations have voted II
favor OF going out. The agreement signed bl
the organizations holds good for the next oil