The evening world., 1895-05-06
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

The boot and shoe workers Of Portsmouth; N.
II. have sent circulars to al! the trades ana iapor
unions OF this city asking for financial aid, ~
members having been on strike six weeks All
moneys should he sent to q il, Blake treasurer.
or c. W. Greene. room 7. franklin BLOCK. forts-
mouth.
Thoma, G. o'connor has been indorssd BY the
Meter Makers Union as a candidate for the Gas
Inspectorship. The Central Labor Union has
also recommended him.
Tho Housssmiths' Union hhopmsn's branch
has changed its meetings from Saturday night to
Monday night
pecsste white, OF the United Garment Work.
reports that all me clothing manuta 3. rs
have granted the SATURDAY nAt "o"o.' W '"
cutters
william r. n. Verne 10 the new delegate from
the Theatrical Protective Union to the central
Labor Union
helm. We. President Of the United Clothing
sacsmens Union. are the delegates OF that oooy
to the Central Labor Union.
The brotherhood OF Tailors will hold . special
meeting to- nj ght to elect Walking Delegate,
The Amalgamated Society OF Plumbers and
Gasn,ters has contributed ES to tn. De6s de-
Tense fund. special meeting OF the Society
will be held In Central Hall tonight.
|. The grievance OF the Plasterers' Union against
. sui, contractor on me new school house at 81
teenth street for failing TO pay union wages ana
to observe the Eight Hour law. has been settled
by the general contractor taking the work In hand
and oheying the law
committee Of the Social Reform Club having
failed to influence Palmer Embury to employ
wood carvers under the rules Of the latters asso-
citation, Delegate Bausch Yesterday appealed to the
Central Labor Union and that body Instructed its
Secretary TO write to D. Stokes Of the Holman
request them to inferred. for the wood carvers
Palmer Emhury work their men nine hours a
day. instead OF eight
Notwithstanding the statement OF the Wards
Island Insane Asylum doctors that the bruises
found the dead body OF James Furhiss were
caused by a hli downstairs the Central Labor
nj Instr al In .
to tn. Commissioners OF Charities and Correction
and request an investigation, as there were sus-
plciOus circumstances attending the death OF Fur
Miss who was a member OF the Plain and ornA-
mental Plasterers' Union.
Delegate Charlie. Kiusppelbsrx. Of the Germania
Waters Union, sent his resignation as delegate
to the Central Labor Union yesterday. but it was
not accepted, because he had failed to prove
charges that non-union rrsrs we're sold in Paul
wings place aad. on motion OF Delegate Dan
Harris o' cigar Makers. International Union lH
klueppcDerR was expelled.
General Secretary John ". Hayes Of the
knights OF Labor, has been III for the past three
months. and is now recuperaiinE at Berkeley
springs Va,
As soon a, ARRANGEMENTS can be made, General
Master workman soveFesn, OF the knsh,, o,
tour through Missouri. Arkansas Indian Territory.
Texas. k4nsls Nebraska, South Dakota and Mon
tana
District Assembly No IS sent word to the
Central Labor Union OF this city. that so per
cent, Of rs members who we're in the recent strike
work the companies having failed in their prom
is"s 10 employ then.
T,er, VI be an open meeting q d.. m'c 4bTt,
f'ih street All marh.nistS welcome
Las, week the cloth Hat and Cap Makers
Uu!7n cainrd twenty Ave new members.
Tho brotherhood d TaiIors has opened an en-
ploymcrr bureau at 30 snhois street
IN, triton Furricrs have succeeded in raising
heir wages s. per week at nine hours labor
;rr day ln Ave shops In this city.
n celebrate the essssgs OF the BAKE Shops,
Srnirarg lnspc.tion bill, Bakers Union No, IS
van pniadc 1rNt saturday,
4 haruooy conference" ~.ll be held this evening
At &, la, ruar'a street by the International and
ai'rl I""H. m'F"r,' tnions
Tn Williamsburg Trainers Union Yesterday
c.,.,cl ,,nls Pahls and joseph Honmelster, dele
r,t., IN the Socialist Labor Federation
Tho rrl,ci SIN Ribbon weayers' Union has
as g,soi Us ncnhers 81 per week To support t"e
men no are On strike at the factory OF jacob
,p,,.r + lehman Of ctsnr-Makers' Union
~ gu dicd last SATURDAY, me iHnetai VII wv.
take Mace tomorrow i NJ from ~ r'uS"'"s
l,ruIe. astoria. l..
n.'.-''..F,e I.m.n 10 / and United Machinsts'
iuou No the question oi am''s'm@""S Is 10
100. discussed
iont. ,f,nmanr hss been elected Secretary u
v,r,nls. Vn.n No. & The regular meetings
sS' nr-.-fl-th be Nri 30 the h7st AMI 'hsrd
Wela..i.ys = every month.
q
- r, me prop-ieturs OF mills in Sanford,
IL >1rvaik Conn lhldetorl Me shannon.
Ysr. II East RruoShe'd Mass North
AIN. Mass Webster Mass and Tarklin. X. l.
The Nrrifr,'ioa Commit ee VI he Central Labor
I,,rr-,,lan was instructed yesterday to visit Boss
Like Elr..,'ng 57S N.nth avenue. TaI Baumann,
~ Frr,rli4 Avenue. to Induce them 10 employ
Union men
re.fu,.r1s we're adopted by the brooklyn Cen
ira LABOR mon yrs;erihy rsStG'uns the Lss',lt,
,.iv As is now done IN the city OF Nov York.
FrAmers' Union No. SIS decided yesterday that
r,nrsfgrth rs members must demand carpenters
wages as nSei by the United brotherhood. ID
~ 81 80 TOR clgnt loIrs,
BoaAblnderJ ere on strike at the factory OF
EcutIsef Brothers ne kaib avenue ana Rock
we'll p!aca brooklyn and their rckets have been
driven from their posts by the police. The Brook
hn Central Labor Union yesterday appointed a
sperisl committee TO tax to Police CAPITA IN
Eason, % the Fourth Precinct where The fac
tory Is lsSalsL